Murder of Vronski Shocks Studio Party Guests
In Anne Phelps's Paris studio apartment Count Vronski is shot dead before an intimate party. Dige Tou and dancer Katsana hide the body as investigators suspect a frenzied intruder. Bigelow and Austrelitz plan a careful escape while police remain unseen. The next morning Anne and Bigelow meet at the Colony to discuss the fatal evening and its fallout.
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Anne Phelps
Count Vronski
Dige- Tou
Paris
Ainne
Katsanahos
Bigelow
Ansielitz
Elustrelt
Vromski
Ingo
Austrelitz
Achitr
Austrelus
Vronki
Vronski
Austrelutz
Anne
Ta A
Tuutredenny
Austrelis
Birelow
Sally Elfers
Jimmy Dunn
Miss Evers
Mr. Dunn
Garbo’s rise from nervous start to languid glamour
Hollywood reports Greta Garbo’s path from anxious Berlin shoot to the making of a poised, sultry star. A director’s fast camera trick revealed her grace, transforming her jerky early movements into the slow, confident presence she’s known for.
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Paul Harrison
NEA
Hollywood
Greta Garbo
Greata Garbo
America
Gesta Berling
Mauritz Stiller
Berlin
G. W. Pabst
Miss Garbo
Tivol presents Stowaway with Shirley Temple today
Shirley Temple stars as an orphaned waif in China who becomes a stowaway aboard a cruise liner carrying Robert Young Alice Faye and her mother in law to be. The film features a prize winning song, a Mickey Mouse cartoon Alpina Climbers and a news reel at City Opera House. Li bibed Lady at Opera House offers a fresh journalism angle with a metopolitan newspaper thwarting a lawsuit.
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Tivol
Shirley Temple
Tivol Theater
Miss Temple
China
Robert Young
Alice Faye
Shirley
Alice
Young
Hong Kong
City Opera House
Opera House
Grand Hotel
New Registration of Drivers Recommended in Baltimore Report
Baltimore January 19 Walter R Rady Commissioner of Motor Vehicles recommends a new general registration of drivers. The plan calls for the addition of ten inspectors to his department and expansion of office space. Newspaper advertising promotes Pewulte Inveet in it.
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Baltimore
Walter Rrady
Dinners and engagements fill Sykesville notices
In Sykesville Jan 19 social items report Mr and Mrs Harry Weer hosting Rev and Mrs M Norda and others at dinner. Numerous local guests from Brunswick Towson Germantown and Eldersburg attend dinners and weekends with families. Kathleen Stang announces engagement to Earl Burdette. wedding planned in early spring. Regulars mention hospital updates travels and birthday party details.
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Sykesville
Jan
Harry Weer
M . Norda
Robert R. McCardell
Wilburn McCardell
Elva Selby
Bessie Watkins
C. Leonard Gartrell
Airy
Emerson Barlow
Brunswick
Earl Luin
Frederick
Emerson C Darlow
W. R. McCardell
Charley Wineberg
C. W. Wineberg
A. Lewis
Donald Lewis
Edith Virginia Hech
Towson
J. R. Marley Cass
Chicago
L. R. Fox
Luther Stang
Kathleen Stang
Earl Burdette
R. Kenneth Barnes
University of Maryland
William Melville
Artunus Zepp
P. P. Zepp
Sanctuary Society
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Local Society Notes and Obituaries From Baltimore and Surrounding Areas
Wednesday to Saturday social updates include Miss Helen Cauthorn and Miss Marigrset Catthorn visiting Baltimore, Frank Flohr improving after a heart issue, and Mrs Martell Reed. Funeral services for James Berger of Guilfort were held at Christchurch with interment at Bold Ridge. Several friendly visits and bridge luncheons occur among local families including the Cros, Newcomer, Gees, Melvilles, and Smiths, with mentions of travel to Baltimore and Westminster.
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Helen Cauthorn
John T Cauthorn
Marigrset Catthorn
Baltimore
Frank G Flohr
Martell Reed
Beestmvon
Mro
Frink
Loti
Mra Wanderer Myers
Harry Cros
West Friendship
Harry Cross
Newcomer
Bobby
Willy
Jack
Gee Day
Stoward County
James Berger
Guilfort
Christchurch
W Couthurn
David Wo
William Ho Grittth
Howard
Airy
Philip Spencer
William Melville
Charles W. Melville
Qukl
Charlies Melville
John Siplev
Willam Harner Millrs
George Gist
Mary Elizabeth Melvilie
Bernice Shipley
Ray Smith
Mary Weer Rannie
James Hansnic
Mitchell
Co HO
H. Parlett
Pittsburgh
James St Weer
Marts Romery County
Drild Ridge
Westminster
Eugene Berry
Bridge
Mesdames
L. H. Hillgarner
Badgett Norman
Walter Keister
Ross Hager
William E
Thomann Raymond
Machertt
Willful Murder Charged Vo Gen Denhardt In Kentucky
Verbal summary of a wire service style report states General WH Denhardt has been formally charged with willful murder. The indictment details a fatal shooting outside a tavern where Denhardt, then lieutenant governor, was reportedly with a woman. The case involves a bond set at 25000 and a possible change of venue as it moves toward circuit court.
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WH. Denhardt
Verna Garr Tavdor
Kentuiks
Ermal
Othe Menay
Prand
Reid
Nenhardt
Denhardt
Lamasrow
Retail Stores Lead in Maryland Employment Payrolls
A Maryland Labor Department report shows retail stores leading all industries in employment and payroll gains for December. Factory payrolls rose about 4 percent month over month, while employment declined modestly. December figures show substantial year over year gains, with payrolls and employment rising sharply. A stray note mentions a reader’s child, Mary Jane, returning from Maryland General Hospital.
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Baltimore
Labor Department
Maryland
Henry L Duer
Commissioner of Labor and Statistics
Daretell
State charities seek 27 million for 30 month program
Annapolis January 19 state board of aid and charities asked the legislature to approve a 400 month program from April 1 1947 to October 1 1949 requiring a 1 sentido appropriation of 27,170,000 in state funds. The program covers old age assistance aid to dependent children aid to blind general public assistance and administration. Budget plans show a 10 percent increase over the prior year and a 27 percent rise over projected revenue from relief taxes. The hearing coincided with budget talks as lawmakers prepared for inauguration and a proposed 2 percent state income tax would retroactively apply to 1086 incomes effective June 1.
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Annapolis
State Board of Aid and Charities
State Way
Milton Patterson
State Board
WEA Activites
Ctiodnary da Macy
Washington
Stair
Nils Sen WF Davis
Caroline
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Will
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Old Kentucky
Dr. Alexander
Theatre News
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Erskine Johnson
George Scarbo
D Sigeqia
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James O Ridgely
Arthur C. Brown
Celius L. Brown
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Germantown
Allen Brown
Allene
John Williams
Calvin Phillips
Ratdallatown
Dennis Lyons
John Barnett
Eldersburg
Stewart Williams
Liberty Road
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Warner P. Thompson
Florida
Raymond W. Beall
William Poole
James Melville
Tacoma Beach
Emily Spellman
Edgar Zepp
Barbara Ellen Zepp
Thelma
Detty Jane Buckingham
Ira Darling
William D. B. Sprecker
Walter Bennett
Warfield Avenue
Paul Brownsan
Frank Brown
Springfield Avenue
Dr. Cmuthorn
New York
Pacific
Newark
Hudson River
New York City
Howard T Hughes
Walton Dos Angeles
Nesark
Irvin Buckingham
Malamore
Charles A. Taylor
Mary
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Mary+ land General hospital
Raat
Rodock & Son
Coservative
Reaulta Invest
Vicks
Ares
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Burall
C. Carty
E. Patrick
Bargatoa
Tarreefo
Bervica
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North Court Street
Cree House Rowny
Quaker City Cleaners and Dyers
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USSLA
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McCleery's Jewelry Store
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Universal Credit Company
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