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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1942
Page
9
Sharon suspects her brother Dennis and Tom Stafford are involved in a wartime wheat shipment theft. A covert operation uses a harbor warehouse and abroad ships as cover. Sharon pieces together danger while torn between trust and fear as secrets unravel.
Hollywood reports a backstage quarrel involving Deanna Durbin Charles Laughton and Bob Cummings. The trio allegedly staged prank routines to rile executives and visitors after a loud remark about Durbin’s ginger ale being whiskey. The spectacle drew curious onlookers as the feud unfolded.
Amy Porter reports on a county health staff MOMENT to reduce maternal death rate and a busy Ijamsville Women's Club meeting with prayer, democracy program outline, garment donations to Red Cross, Lincoln Washington quiz, and refreshments. Washington notes planned federal questions inventory for men 20 to 44 to aid the United States Employment Service.
The narrative describes three principals Cummings Miss Durbin and Laugh ton using staged quarrels to trap a victim. Aware observers pretend anger to force actors off set while the trio discusses war plans and then resumes work after a pause.
The Liberty town Women’s Club met February 11 at Mrs. Roy Gardner’s home with a “Democracy” program. Members turned in seven finished Red Cross garments and planned more charity work while refreshments were provided by the nutrition committee. The group adjourned to February 25 at Mrs. F. L. Simpson’s home.
Dorothy Dix explains no gadget can define love and warns guessing its state is common. She notes love is like a rash you know when it’s there and emphasizes shared parenting for healthy children.
Rev John M De Chant of Manassas was named chairman of the Prince William County Tuberculosis Association to succeed retiring Rev A Stuart Gibson. The appointment was announced in Manassas, Virginia on February 16.
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