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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1942
Page
9
Sharon hosts a tense dinner with Tom and learns of sabotage at the plant. Dennis hides a call, while Goodwin plots a risky ship and two trucks to move dummy crates. Sharon faces pressure to role in a covert operation as danger closes in.
Sharon Doyle attends a glamorous party hosted by Harvey Goodwin where Tom is involved in an elaborate ruse. A planned distraction collapses as Sharon is kidnapped by masked men on the terrace and driven away, leaving her fate uncertain.
Hollywood notes a renewed hunger for war pictures as real theater news wanes. Forty plus titles are in preparation from Pearl Harbor to Burma Road, spanning Africa to the U.S. industrial front. Writers dig into past notes as audiences seek dramatic depictions of battles and heroism.
Dorothy Dix counsels that extreme thrift harms marriage and warns that a breadwinner whose strictness dominates finances alienates family affection. The column argues balanced spending supports health happiness and relationships, noting even nickels saved can cost goodwill.
Alexander R. George reports on the $400 head of family credit and common mistakes by taxpayers. Many assume they can claim $400 per dependent regardless of status, causing widespread errors. The piece explains head of family criteria, limits, and examples, warning against improper deductions and urging careful review of dependents and related credits.
Hal Roach plots a Hitler Mussolini and Hirohito satire while studios face manpower losses from the peacetime draft. SAG leaders deny actors are irreplaceable and encourage voluntary enlistment. A customs official alarms over uncut Mexico rushes, learning they’re standard army film material.
A compiled list presents birth and death dates for William H. Crawford John Wise Henry Kirke Brown George W. Curtis and Winslow Homer. The entries mark Crawford born 1772 in Nelson County Virginia died 1824 in September Wise born 1808 Lancaster Pennsylvania died 1879, Brown born 1814 Leiden Massachusetts died 1886, Curtis born 1824 Providence Rhode Island died 1892, Homer born 1836 noted as a premier American maritime painter.
A compact list traces milestones from 1838 to 1941 including Graves and Cilley duel, Arizona Territory creation, Johnson impeachment attempt, and 1941 notes on Japan and Oceania. Birthdays feature Chester W. Nimitz and other notables. horoscope highlights sociable, generous natives with lasting legacies.
Court records list marriage licenses for Charles Edward and Ada Elizabeth Hildebrand in Selma Alabama and Ralph Craig Field with Elizabeth Hildebrand at 208 West South Street. Wade Swearingen and Lillian Hinegardner of Lewisburg West Virginia. Edward Geesey and Mary Grove of different addresses. Joseph Robinson and Nancy Riley of Washington. Harold Bender and Martha Evans of Lebanon Pennsylvania. Thomas Anderson Jr with an incomplete entry indicating further names in the ongoing list.
A list shows individuals from Washington and nearby areas with ages and statuses, including divorces of Ernestine Forti and Elmer Kenney, and a bill of complaint for absolute divorce by Audrey R. Barger. Property deed transfers include Nellye P. Hoffman to Willetta M. Paisley for $10. E. Austin James is attorney for the complainant.
A decree signed Monday by Chief Judge Edward S. Delaplaine grants an absolute divorce to Sadie Marie Alexander of Burkittsville from Howard Edgar Alexander near Burkittsville. The wife is awarded custody of a minor child Manuel M. Weinberg represented Mrs. Alexander.
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