Kenpire for a Lady ep synopsis odd romance fragment
Fragmentary synopsis shows James Clyde and Paul Thiers in a tangled romance with Christine Forres ter influencing events. The text is garbled with unclear actions, names, and places, but hints at love, rebellion, and growing closeness between Christine and Clyde amid a chaotic scheme.
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Myssie
James Clyde
Paul Thiers
Christine Forrester
Clyde
Recon
Saley Repre
Treacle
River Journey Ends Moment of Departure
In a rain swept river run, the Avon is set to sail for Singapore leaving Christine and Clyde behind as Robert Forrester collapses. The narrator recalls fear, looming danger, and the strain of parting, while Malay Dyak tensions rise and Clyde's firm actions threaten a larger conflict.
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Robert Forrester
Kim
Sig
Christine
Singapore
Gapore Ci
Forresters
Marvin Stocker
James Clyde
Tropic
Orien
Clyde
Christine Farr Werering
Three Wills Prodated In The Orphans Court
Three wills dated 1924 to 1935 are probated in the Orphans Court leaving estates to relatives. Mrs Sallie Emmond appoints her husband Frank E Hammond and Benjamin B Rosenstock as executors with $25 to St Peters Catholic Church Libertytown. Her sisters receive jewelry and the remainder to life to husband then to sisters and survivors, with four nephews after deaths. The Abb will directs cashing property to a band and mentions sister Hole J Snaffer as remainder. dated 1934. Panton will outlines Buckeystown house, shares to daughters Shankle and Grams, son Nelson B Panton Jr and to Yvonne and John L Penton. dated 1924. Executrices named include Ossie A Shankle and Emily E Grams.
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Orphans Court
Sallie E.mmond
MM. Abb
Rocky Springs
Mery Panion
Buckesstown
Angela
Irene
Eva Sappingten
Ridgely B
Peifiord T., Jr
James Cole
Thomes E. Sappington
Eugene S. Hammond
Thomas A. Sappington
Abb
Hole J. Snaffer
Grayson H. Mercer
G. Wilson Mercers
Panton
Buckeystown
Ossie A. Shankle
Emily E. Grams
Henry E. Grant A
Nelson B. Panton
Yvonne
John L. Penton
Charles Panton
Shankle
Grams
Jacob Rohrback
Leona G. Mercer
Hollywood Notes on Film Stars and Onset Antics
Hollywood correspondent reports on Ann Sheridan juggling roles in Cowboy From and Little Lady Luck with John Litel. Janet Chapman, five, battles principles while saying rain in California. Charles Judels explains double talk and why actors are called hams. Dead End cast in Crime School. Leo Gorcey reaches adulthood, ribbing continues after a glimpse of Beth Clapton the young teacher.
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Ann Sheridan
Cowboy
Johnny Davis
Tony Ramona
Lady Luck
John Litel
Miss Sheridan Cather
Janet Chapman
California
Janet
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Charles Judels
Paris
Bors
Humphrey Bogartt
Leo Gorsey
Gorsey
Dell
What Is Your News I Q AP Feature Service
A two part quiz asks five questions about Goering status inflation unemployment relief Russia Arctic exploration and UMW AFL status. The piece presents a satirical Q and A format attributed to AP Feature Service.
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Germany
Russia
United Mine Workers
AFL
Then a2 Now TM Wic Fields Beaned His Father Actor
A fragmented reminiscence traces a performer who boxed his father and fled to acting at a young age. He dodged beds for years, lived on saloon lunches, and swiped fruit while touring medicine shows, circuses, burlesque, vaudeville, films, and radio. He envisioned television, flopped in a talkie, and earned fame with pantomime and verbose comedy. He avoids drink, blames beatings on cold, and remains unmarried with money in the bank and future fame ahead.
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Paramount
Five feet tall and weighing about a hundred pounds
Miss Clapton keeps strict watch over the group on the lot and demonstrates firm control. Frank Jenks, veteran vaudeville performer in Goodbye Broadway at Universal, finds retirement from show business unlikely. He tried running a restaurant, but patrons demanded shows, so he plans to sell and take occasional screen roles.
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Clapton
Frank Jenks
Universal
Swing Your Lady At Tivoli And Change Of Heart Screenings
Tivoli presents Swing Your Lady the final showing today featuring Nat Pendleton and Dana Boone Savage plus Humphrey Bogert Frank McHugh and the Weaver Brothers in a hillbilly comedy about a champion wrestler stuck in a Ozark hamlet. City Opera House shows Change of Heart a 20th Century Fox comedy with Gloria Stuart Michael Whalen and Lyle Talbot focusing on a triangle theme amid a husband wife and playboy. A news reel accompanies both programs.
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Tivoli
Hilbillies
Ozarks
Nat Pendleton
Dana Boone Savage
Humphrey Bogert
Frank McHugh
Weaver Brothers
Elviry
City Opera House
20Th Century-Fox
Gloria Stuart
Michael Whalen
Lyle Talbot
Lising
Girls Cub Publishes Dance Night for Washington's Birthday
Loa Theta Rho Girls Club held a Washington's birthday dance from 9 to 12 in their club room. The room featured red, white and blue decor and novelty numbers including Big Apple Paul Jones Sceram and Spot dances. Door prizes went to Miss Ruth Mackley and Mrs. Carl Esterly. Attendees included numerous members and several adult chaperones.
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Washington
Loa Theta Rho
Big Apple
Paul Jones
Sceram
Ruth Mackley
Carl Esterly
Lucile Crane
Beulah Munshower
Willam McCombe
George Kail
George Conn
Edward Morgan
Leon Winpigler
Leslie Moore
Julian Delphey
Charles Lantz
Kenneth Fogie
Joseph Rhoderick
Robert Kehne
Benjamin Trittippe
Joe Price
Edward Greystoke
John Taylor
Edith Starner
Harvey Carmack
Emma Grove
Edwin Brookes
Pauline Koontz
Clemen Lennart
Mary Engelbrecht
Roland Mackler
Celeste Thomas
Helen Crampton
Labor Board Criticised But It Gets Its Money
The Labor Board faced sharp criticism in a Senate storm but retained its funding. The dispute centered on the board’s powers under the labor relations act, with Senator Burke demanding tighter oversight. Glass defended board independence while urging restraint from extending its reach into communities nationwide. The panel's budget was left intact after debate.
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Labor Board
Senaté
Glass
Senate
United States
Burke
Nebraska
Glaw
Halifax as Eden Successor in British Foreign Policy?
Observers predicted Halifax would replace Anthony Eden as foreign secretary and steer British diplomacy before the next world conflict. The veteran diplomat was seen as likely to seek rapprochement with unlikely nations and shape alliance choices ahead of major events.
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Wtp
SPS
Adolf Hitler
Viscount Halifax
Len Bven
Anthony Eden
Great Brain
Halifax
Traffic fatality spike in peak hours noted
A partial sentence reports that nearly two thirds of fatal accidents occur during a specific time window while traffic during that period accounts for only about a third of total incidents. Context and exact hours are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Antta
Local Store Ads Hint At Daily Deals And Prices
A compact list of varied prices and items appears in a storefront notice. It mentions baking soda dates and steel traps with small unit prices and a few bulk bag offers. The text resembles a grocery or hardware sale board with assorted total costs and per unit figures.
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