Ocean Chase and a Hidden Formula Amid Spies
Nick Trench and Molly O'Brien escape pursuit on Jerry’s yacht after uncovering a stolen formula. They race toward a river bar while Bolshevik spy Peter Orloff hunts the formula, with a dangerous Russian foe aboard the pursuing cutter. An impending barrier at the bar could decide their fate.
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Nicholas Trench
John Osborne
Molly O'Brien
Nick
Peter Orloff
Bolsheart
Molly
Jerry B Mordanat
Jerry
Penn Publishing Co
Replica of Washington Headquarters Displayed in Frederick
A replica of Washington's headquarters, recreated from an early postcard view, is on display in Court street window after Mayor Lloyd Culler commissioned the project. The piece recalls the 1755 French and Indian War era and ties to Frederick's history, with a legend about General Braddock's buried chest near High Knob and Gambrill Mountain Park.
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Washington
All Saints Street
Frederick
Lloyd C. Culler
High Knob
Braddock
England
Gambrill Mountain Park
Comer Wins Suit Awarded 250 In Morning News
A brief notice reports Comer awarded 250 dollars in a suit with an implication of reaching a larger 75 000 dollar target as Morning applies coverage.
Court Grants Defense Prayer in Alienation Case Verdict
After an eight hour trial in Montgomery County Circuit Court in Rockville a jury awarded $250 to Mrs Walter Comer against G Frank Thomas Frederick businessman in a suit claiming alienation of affection The court had removed the alienation issue from the jury leaving damages as the sole question Comer sought $75000 in damages The verdict was returned shortly after midnight following arguments by Comer’s lawyers and Thomas’s defense team and Thomas testified to deny the allegations It was noted that the alienation issue had been resolved in favor of the defendant by the court prior to the argument
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Plainde
G. Frank Thomas
Frederick
Walter Comer
Frederck
Comer
Samuel A. Lewis
William M Storm
Stedman Prescott
Leo Weinberg
Thomas L. Dawson
Thomas
Deputy abducted while investigating wrecked car near Jessups
Annapolis deputy Foster Maynard 28 was taken in his own car during an investigation near a wrecked vehicle. He was dumped in Northwest Baltimore, later returning to Annapolis without the car but with a large sum of money in his possession. Abductors did not pursue the money.
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Annapolis
Jessups
Foster Maynard
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Maynard
Slim
Jim
Ambassador Hirasj Saito Signals End of Naval Treaty
Displayed in Washington the Japanese envoy signals intent to terminate the Washington Naval Treaty. Saito approaches the State Department to inform Secretary Hull of Japan's plan to withdraw after twelve years under the pact.
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Javiny
Hirasj Saito
State Department
Washington
Hull
Japan
Snowhouse Adventure With Tinymites Reaches Night Finish
A group of Tinymites and friends build a snowhouse led by Wee Willie Weasel and Fair Goldy. They work together to create shelter, roll snowballs, dig inside, and eventually ride a sled into a bright morning as the tale continues in the next installment.
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Willie Weasel
Hue
Fair Goldy
Dancy
Peter Penguin
NEA Servies, Inc
Frederick city building upswing ends five year lull
Frederick city permits rose in 1934 to total about 142,960 dollars, up from 93,650 in 1933, the first yearly gain since 1929. City Engineer Elmer Maxwell notes increased activity across new homes remodels and business projects, with 177 permits issued and several large undertakings including the Simnerman store and apartments project at East Patrick and South Carroll streets.
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Frederick City
Elmer St. C. Maxwell
Frederick
D Rikph Simnerman
East Pativk and
South Carroll Streets
Chapel Alley
Sixth
Market Streets
West Patrick Street
Catoctin Avenue
Charles Brenner
Willy Adams’ Estate
G Matnad Summers
West FI Street
Tsane Hankey
G E Warbie
Fairview Avenua
Harold HT Hoffman
Gerald G. Renneberg
Upper College
Merrace
West Second Street
Llenry Simpson
Fairiow
Evergreen Avenues
Paul L Willard Lindbergh
HC Wills
Roy Leatherman
West College Terrace
John Morgan
North Market
Thirteenth Streets
Ear Lo Myers
North Market Street
John W. Chove
Lindbergh Avenue
Hood College
James H Grove
Patrick Street
RB. M. Ray
Evra Houck
East Second Street
Roy Fieffner
Motte, Avenue
Austin McDevitt
Center Street
Jacob W. Castle
Catoctin Park
William
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Victor Bridges
George
Jimmy
Ian
Mike
Orloff
Russia
Jenny
Bulgaria
Yaken
Ocloc
American Store
United States
Savannah
Georgia
Atwwy Mines
the ‘Times
Marty Musk
Rat
Ging, TM
Frederick High School
Lbs Muk
Lbs
Tesh B.F
Salley
Cc H Contey
James Burris Nance
C H. Conky
James Burris
Lillian
C H, Conley
Ha Poole
Harry Poole
Florrie
Jasper Albaugh
Win Albaugh
Maid
H Conley
Lester Mainhart
Howard Mainhart
Suez
C. H. Conley
G. H. Conley
Co H Conley
Harry Poole Lia Poole
Wm Albaugh
Howard Hood Ellis Hood
Wubert Smith
Allen Smith
J. King
Jefferson Street
Maryland State School For the Deaf
D. D. Marker
South Bentz Street
Thurmont Town Hall
Margaret Jones Rebekah Lodge
Daisy Grimes
J. P. Stile
George Zentz
Frank Reifsnider
Addie Baltzell
James E. Doll
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Crosley Radio
Shelvador Refrigerators
A. B. C. Washers and Ironers
Albert C. Palmer
13Th St
Webster Shinnick
Quitman Ave
Houston, Texas
Chevrolet
America
Fisher
ASO LP
Sore Dealer Advertisen
Flint
Tjonger
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
Burdette Bros., Hyattstown
Liberty Garage
Libertytown
Stull Bros
Lewistown
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