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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1934
Page
10
The fragmentary item mentions Sy Winslow and a defeat tied to a place or event called PASE. Details are unclear with missing context and dates, leaving only scattered names and a vague outcome.
Janice Kent, famed for beauty and a motor car, appears shaped by circumstance. Public opinion, if told, would view this as pleasant, though she might have preferred a different form. Stills show her at breakfast with a dish-rag, a humorous humility contrasting her star image.
Janice Kent, a famed Hollywood actress, awaits a marriage proposal from Frank Grahame while navigating a web of ambition and deception. Myberg’s plans falter when Raoul Ortez leaves, prompting tension over a stalled archaeologically themed production.
A noisy column propounds a busily moral tone urging optimism and resilience amid daily troubles. The writer, N A Safeburrow, addresses readers with quirky phrasing to discourage despair and encourage proactive action while noting heavy dividends in news advertising.
Western Maryland, undefeated, meets Mount St. Marys at Westminster to decide top spot in the Maryland Intercollegiate League. Preceding tilt features Blue Ridge Lines against Western Maryland Jarvies. Afternoon doubleheader includes Walkersville boys and Emmioirg girls in Northern Division action at 2. Wednesday twin bill at Shipler's Celtics versus St. Paul’s Guild and Cresap's Rifles versus Podlesville Rangers at 9.
Lovettsville and nearby towns report social calls and visits. Mr. and Mrs. H C Filler and Mr and Mrs J W Fry spent time with F E Boger. Beatty joins Singer Sewing Machine Co with offices in Alexandria and Washington. Ministers attend meeting in Predictnick. Mrs ALS Keier hosts bridge. Miss Elizabeth Wire and Edward Potterfield visit.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents an eight star ensemble with Marie Dresier Barrymere Wallace Beery Lionel Barrymore Lee Tracy Edmund Lowe Karen Morley Phillips Holmes and Jean Hersholt in Dinner for Eight showing today at the Tivell Theater. Short subjects precede the feature.
The Columbus production Shadows of Sing Smog features Mary Brian and Bruce Cabot with Harry Woods Grant Michell Claire DuBrey Bradley Page and Irving Busch in the program today. Also shown is Cold Turkey and Joseph Cawthorne comedy with a news reel before. James Dunn stars in Jimmy and Salix at the Frederick Theater with Clare Trevor and a supporting cast including Harvey Stephens Jed Prouty Gloris Roy Lyra Lys Alma Lloyd. Director James Tinling adapts a screenplay by Paul Schofield and Marguerite Roberts. Short subjects Proton Astets a terry toon and a news reel accompany. Frederick Theater manager Ashley M Abendsthein announces signed contracts bringing United Artists and Fox films for the year including Eddie Cantor Ruth Ewing and Roman Sandals with Ann Harding and Clive Brook.
Washington Civil Works and Emergency Relief Administrator Henry L Hopkins said graft charges in works and relief funds have been sent to the Justice Department with recommendations for prompt prosecution if substantiated. He vowed to pursue every crook as the administration faced a flood of letters while drafting legislation to seek more than x billion dollars for Civil Works CCC and emergency relief.
The article lists forthcoming Fox releases and star casts including Ann Sven in Gallant Lady and Nana with George Arliss in House Of Rothschild. It notes Blood Money with George Bancroft, Sorrell And Son, Mr Skitch, David Harum, As Husbands Go and other titles. It mentions Janet Gaynor and Loree Young among the lineup.
The will probated in Orphans Court leaves 55 to a grandson and the remainder to his wife Adelaide Miltiner until remarriage. Executors named include Officer Roy M. Hilsner. Children listed are Beale Null Edna Ridgely Mildred Charlotte Bernard Hurl duplicated names appear.
A sensational ad promises a free treatment plan by Capt. Collings for rapture, claiming relief for bedridden patients and urging readers to mail name and address to a Watertown New York box. The notice touts hundreds of reported satisfactory results and stresses no cost to try.
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