DARE DREAMs DARE TO DREA The Lettuce War Draws Nelda and Reck
Nelda a determined farmer fights to deliver lettuce amid a strike as her fiancé Reck pressures her to leave harvest. Jack, Nelda’s brother, is missing after a highway fight. Nelda searches towns, encounters damaged fields and pickets, and finds him in a hospital with injuries from the conflict.
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Nelde
Beck
Bence
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Earl Reckless
Reek
Jack
Night rescue and a driver’s vow on the rancho
In a tense exchange Nelda learns Jack was hurt and rescued after a town disturbance. Bil explains a traffic officer arrival and hospital visit while Nelda insists she will drive her truck herself tomorrow to join the fray. The scene foreshadows Nelda taking action in a dangerous confrontation.
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Nelda
Rancho
Jack
Alice Mcrie Dodge
Conquest and Double or Nothing at Tivoli and Opera House
Tivoli shows Greta Garbo and Charles Boyer in Conquest with Henry Stephenson Alan Marshal Reginald Owen and Dame May Whitty in supporting roles plus a news reel. Opera House features Bing Crosby in Double or Nothing with Mary Carlisle Martha Raye Andy Devine and William Frawley in supporting cast plus Pathe News and Zula Hula novelty act.
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Hollswood
Greta Garbo
Charles Boyer
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Henry Stephenson
Alan Marshal
Reginald Owen
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Tune
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Paramount
City Opera House
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Martha Raye
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William Frawley
Pathe
Mort found guilty for failing to stop near Gettysburg
James Mort of Taneytown was found guilty of disobeying a stop sign and fined $3 plus costs after a Tuesday hearing before Justice J. R. Hartman at Hampton near Gettysburg. A state motor police case arose from a October 27 collision at an intersection north of Hampton involving Mort and Mrs. F. L. Hogie of Carlisle.
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Taneytown
Justice of the Peace
J. R. Hartman
Hampton
Gettysburg
Mort
F. L. Hogie
Carlisle
Bennett and McLeod Harmonize on Merrily We Live
Hollywood correspondent reports Miss Con stance Bennett and director Norman McLeod enjoy strong rapport on and off set. McLeod argues for dedicated best comedy Oscar and praises top comedy directors Gregory LeGava Leo McCarey and Frank Capra for crafting original work. He says comedians often surpass straight actors in performance.
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NEA
Hollywood
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Norman McLeod
Seoner
Miss Bennett
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
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Gregory LeGava
Leo McCarey
Frank Capra
Rural Homes Seen as Reservoir of Workers for Industry
Dr Mordecai Ezekial economic adviser to the federal secretary of agriculture described rural homes as a labor reservoir ready to move into city industry. He warned interruptions in labor flow harm agricultural output noting a 1929 survey showing 50 percent of farms produced 90 percent of commercial farm products.
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Mordecai Ezekial
Federal Secretary of Agriculture
Ezekial
Maryland Farm and Home Demonstration
Extension Service School
Court News and Marriage Licenses From Aurora and Harrisburg
Court news lists marriage licenses for Russell Teets and Annie Freeland both of Aurora and Aubrey Johns with Helen Haines from different states. Property deeds show transfers including Jacob Cline to Jerome Gaver and others with values from 10 to 52,900.
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Aurora
W. Va
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Winchester
Helen L. Haines
New Castle
Samuel FR. Ream
Marion F. Adams
Harrisburg
Jacob E. Cline
Jerome E Gaver
William H. Green
Jerome E. Gaver
Edgar T. Thomas
Otho B. Thomas
John Bagent
Joseph C. Bagent
Julia M. Brown
Gaver E. Fleming
Melvin T. Tabler
T al
Mary Tabler
Summers
Harry C. York
Ella Kate Cramer
Mabel M. Warfield
James H. Falk
Robert L. Warefield
Hollywood eyed stars shift to straight drama
A studio chief muses on casting athletes famed for looks in comedies and wonders if they could act in a real drama. If audiences accept the shift, he would assemble a cadre of capable comedians to perform in a serious stage or screen drama.
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Jooks
Hollywood
McLeod
Ministerial Association to hear Rev. Dr. Wilson in Frederick
Rev. Dr. A. P. Wilson of Columbian Heights Christian Church Washington D C will speak at the Frederick County Ministerial Association meeting in the M C A auditorium Monday morning January 17 at 10 45 o clock His topic is Scouting Under Five Flags.
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A. P. Wilson
Columbian Heights Christian Church
Washington, D. C
Frederick County Ministerial Association
What s A Boy To Do When Challenged
A narrative discusses boy fighting between youngsters and parental guidance. It contrasts two reactions: teaching boys not to fight and defending honor by violence. The piece argues mothers should explain early that aggression is wrong and that parents won t tolerate it even in prideful conflicts.
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Tommy
Jerry
Bus
Aintra
No Title Provided
A discouraged voice argues against child fighting while urging parents to guide boys away from bullies. It calls for calm intervention, teaches nonviolent solutions, and condemns cruelty without endorsing brute strength as manliness. The piece stresses practical discipline and conflict resolution at home.
Attendance to top 1000 at Maryland farm meeting
C C Wise Jr, secretary of the Maryland Farm Bureau, predicted more than 1000 farm folks would attend the 22nd annual meeting of the Farm Bureau Agricultural Society and affiliated groups in Baltimore next week. The series opens with the Maryland Horticultural Society session on January 11 and runs through January 11. Attendance this year is expected to be the largest ever as the Maryland Farm Bureau surpasses 4000 members for the first time in ten years.
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College Park
C. EL Wise
Maryland Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau, Agricultural Society
Baltimore
Maryland Horticultural Society
Visit Notes From Sam's Creek Families
Sam's Creek January records show Mr and Mrs Sherfey of Uniontown visiting their son-in-law Clyde Warner and daughter. The Sutely family and Witts helped with butchering, joined by Hawk and daughter UL, plus Edgar Erga and W Wagner. Windsor and King families traveled to Baltimore among other relatives.
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Uniontown
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Frank Sutely
Geo. Sutely
Howard Witt
Marstox
Edward Hawk
Daugttere UL
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Windsor
George
Charles King
Marshail Nussbaum
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