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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1934
Page
6
Aized synopsis follows cad James Kent and a boy named Juan race toward freedom from danger. Frank fears injuries from the pursuit and hopes to reach the coast before loss of consciousness. Misa Kent’s publicity event ties into the escape plan and the broader chase.
Frank Grahame awakens on a palm amid stars after a crash in a savannah jungle. Janice Kent explains the ship went down earlier, leaving them lost with no fuel, guns, or reliable water. She tends his injuries as they trudge toward an uncertain coast, braced by a makeshift fire and fading hope.
Fire razed the Sun Arsenal adjacent to the Capitol, causing damage estimated at 855 dollars. A crowd gathered as emergency responders battled the blaze and a barrel cactus was noted at over six dollars per hundred.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention veterans legislation and a discussion underway this week. The text is garbled with stray phrases and names, making specifics unclear. No clear dates, person names, or organizations are extractable from the readable portions.
The fragment mentions royal line issues in Belgium and a saxor of policy proposals. It references Roosevelt recommendations and hearings by a banking committee. It notes banks spending 3.9 million dollars annually on armored car services.
AP Radio editor outlines a coast to coast broadcast with an 11 a.m. March 5 open program featuring Dr. Wilson Clapham administrator of trade practices. WEAF NEC and WABC CBS listings show various programs and hour marks. Harris resigns as arch education official. successor named and nominated.
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