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Frank Grehelle the explorer claims Keo Ortega engineered a tar scheme but Miss Kett doubts him. A tangled romance unfolds with Jane, Myberg producer, and Meron Sim, amid shifting allegiances and a secret negotiation.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1934
Page
10
Frank Grehelle the explorer claims Keo Ortega engineered a tar scheme but Miss Kett doubts him. A tangled romance unfolds with Jane, Myberg producer, and Meron Sim, amid shifting allegiances and a secret negotiation.
Janice, shaken by trauma and public scrutiny, debates whether Ortega sought abduction while Frank Grahame pressures onward. Greene’s sensational scoops threaten Miss Kent while Meberg and Winslow steer production and surveillance as Janice awaits answers about Larston’s death.
In a Hollywood setting Janice and explorer Frank debate a bottle found ashore in the Gulf believed to carry Langdon’s note. The discovery fuels doubt about a friend presumed dead and stirs longing and tension as Frank considers a risky search while Janice confronts love and marriage constraints.
The executors respond to the bill by denying the claims regarding estate distribution. They assert the will and assets were handled properly, denying W. Weintere’s accusations of misdealing and alleging standard probate procedures were followed.
Radio day by day reports from January 24 cover two way programs continuing despite inconsistent signals from Byrd expedition. KFZ Little America transmitter to improve by next Saturday with Buenos Aires as relay. Weakted reception due to distance and conditions. Broadcasts feature Carlos Garde in We Ha, Count Paul Telek from Budapest, and a special WEAF-NEG program on February 3.
Fragmentary report hints at private meetings between Teddy and Lou with Mrs E McG regarding a royal audience at the Oval House Cia in London. Mentions a surprise gift or event and a coup of informal diplomacy amidst whispers of a prince.
Fashion notes from Ames describe coats for junior misses and girls with boyish lines and cheery colorings. Designs feature fitted silhouettes with seams and tucks, some using scarves as upstanding collars. Blue tones dominate, with wool crepe coats showing bold front ruches, pleats, and three new buttons, plus practical pockets and full sleeves for an updated dressy look.
A tentative schedule outlines the county wide adult physical education program under the Plaza and League and CWA. Mrs LeGore leads women classes while Raspeer Seidtor WDB and Alene Thi announce male class details and locations such as Walkersville and Frederick, with uniform guidance and trial activities planned.
Taneytown Elementary School presents the operetta Samny of Samnysi with a Saturday 7:30 a.m. show and a 1:30 p.m. matinee in the school auditorium. The cast includes Bob Root as the orphan and Rath Sun as leading characters, with a chorus of orphans and a group of eight dancers.
The Tivoli Theater hosts a star packed program with Diener at Exebt and a Grand Hotel level cast including Lionel Barrymore Macge Evens Jean Herron Wilace Beery Louie Closer Hale Grant Mitchell and Bitte Burke Mas Robson. A new cycle of mystery pictures leads with Before Mid Eight at the Opera House tomorrow headlined by Jummy And Sally and a song sequence by Jay Gormey and Sidney Clare.
Local updates list residents visiting relatives in New Windsor Baltimore and Frederick and traveling to the West Coast. Several reappear with family visits including Hof Hoff Kintz and Browns. Mrs. E L Grimes and Mrs. Olive Sponseller host social events. illness improves for several locals.
Princess Anne Maryland January meeting of the Somerset county grand jury heard a denunciation of lynching as a Prelude and began an inquiry into the Armwood lynching. About 420 witnesses were summoned. 20 patrolmen and 310 bystanders were reportedly brushed aside as the mob attacked the accused. Judge Robert F. Duer testified about the October 16 night.
Reported theft at a residence includes missing items and disrupted construction as investigators inspect a brick colored structure. Residents note alarm and security concerns while authorities review evidence from the scene.
A gang pried open a strongbox on a city street case leaving only scarce coins. Police report the robbery targeted wages and small currency, with a sledge and chisel used to force entry. No other valuables were found.
Authorities investigate a seventh robbery in this area under Mr Cole's supervision. Officers are not yet seized with a lead and continue the probe. An estimate shows 25 000 tons of game fish are bailed by Americans annually.
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