Mystery in Studio Killing Prompts Missing Wife Clue
In a Paris apartment a murder and a disappearance unfold as Anne Phelps Bigelow and Dr Austrelitz debate who shot Vronski. Anne reveals she fears Dryden’s involvement while Lorna Dryden vanishes, prompting theories of unseen intruders and hidden motives amid a tense police probe.
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Count Vronsk
Anne Phelps
Anne
Bigelow
Amari
Lorna Dryden
Ustrelitz Ross
Tia Consulting Room
Miss Phelps
Austrellite
Austrelitz
Anns
Drydens
Lanny
Austrelus
Lorna
Hagedorn
Dryden
Vronak
Connecticut
Bigalow
Anna
Wyelow
Madame Karsanakod
Vrooakin
Vronski
Stself
Kar+isanakoff
Wupstatia
Bigetow
Karsanakaft
Shelow
St Onte
Wronski
Igelow
Kaveanakoff
Renateinte
Ante
Karasanakos
Banides
Sory
Frederick Jackson
Tomorow
Perkins Seeks Power to Probe Strikes and Mediate
Secretary Perkins asked Congress for authority to investigate strike care and craft settlement terms. GM posted that talks would begin with the United Automobile Workers once sitdown strikers left plants. Sloan dismissed charges of evasion of moral responsibility and urged swift negotiations.
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Washington
Perkins
Congress
General Motors Corporation
United Automobile Workers
Howse
Senate
General Motors
Alfred P. Sloan
Vinton
Sloan
Mike Perkins
Wolfe Couple Observe 25th Wedding Anniversary
Plan reception as Mr and Mrs Roger H Wolfe mark their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at home on Sunday February 7 from 2 to 10 pm Guests expected from Baltimore Washington Philadelphia Cumberland and Haverstown Mr Wolfe is president of the Chamber of Commerce and well known in business circles.
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Roger H. Wolfe
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Cumberland
Haverstown
Wolfe
Chamber of Commerce
Hollywood Producers and Their Eccentricities Mocked
Hollywood humor targets producers as pampered money men with little cinematic craft. A string of gags recalls absentmindedness posture feet on desks and payback jokes amid tales of nepotism and glamorous, fragile status in early film culture.
Reading With Purpose Zonta Club Talk at Frederick
The Frederick Zonta Club met at Hotel Frederick on Monday at 6 30 with Miss Martha Flynn presiding. Miss Katherine Dutrow Hood College assistant librarian spoke on Reading With A Purpose highlighting reading for information enjoyment understanding thought stimulation and aspiration.
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Frederick Zonta Club
Hotel Frederick
Martha Flynn
Katherine Dutrow
Hood College
Office of Education
Miss Dutrow
Emerson
Radio networks extend Ohio Valley flood broadcasts
News reports indicate networks will keep broadcasting from flood zones through week’s end, with day and night transmissions evenly split. NBC plans a 75th birthday luncheon for Walter Damrosch in New York with David Sarnoff hosting and a 2 p.m. radio program. Evansville WGBF and Terre Haute WBLW will join NBC’s list February 1 if food aid limits allow.
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New York
Ohio Valley
Walter Damrosch
NBC Music Appreciation Hour
David Sarnoff
Wjz-Nbc
NBC
Indiana
WGBF
Evansville
WBLW
Terre Haute
Unclear fragmentary notice with scattered names and events
The readable text lists partial items including She Stoops to Conquer, a Friday schedule of radio waves, readings, and orchestra events with various city and station codes, but lacks coherent context or complete details.
Tivoli Show Opens With Aline West Personal Appearance
Aline West appears at the Tivoli Theater in Personal Appearance with her film Go Wet Young Man. West meets mechanic Scott when her car breaks down, sparking a romance amid comic misadventures. The program also includes The March Of Time newsreel and a feature, One Way Passage starring Powell Francis Hymer and McHugh, plus The Three Stooges in Slippery Silks.
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Tivoli
Aline West
Tivoli Theater
Misa West
Scott
Warren William
Wiliam Powell
Kay Francis
Opera House
Warren Hymer
Aline McMahon
Frank McHugh
Church Street School Association Meets For Europe Theme
The Church Street School Community Association met in the school auditorium Tuesday evening with President Otho J. Keller presiding. The gathering featured a “Folk Music of Europe” pageant with 68 pupils in costumes from England Ireland Holland and Hungary and a report from Mrs. Motter and the Room Mothers.
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Church Street
Keller
Brandenburg
Guy
England
Ireland
Holland
Hungary
Carrie Graser
Norman Kary
Beverly Jane Fox
Ethel Brust
Clarence Dante
Robert Crumbaugh
Ruth Medmond
George Poole
Herbert Phoebus
Mildred Cradley
Anetta Goodeel
Frank Milter
Paul Esworthy
Dorothy Yingee
Aernad Dennis
Mary Jane Fogle
Jean Foyle
Daphne Davi
Margaret Yinger
Mary Allen
Jean , Miller
Ann Brandenburg
Frances Grove
Charlotte Sheffer
George Devilbisa
Willa Lambdin
Leonard Stree
Lloyd Hoover
Norman Rhoderich
Distant Dancer Names and Banter Mark Midville Gathering
Cast lists include James Smith Alfred Strother George Wolfe and David Shapiro with noted dancers. The program led by Mrs Kathryne Niland Bennett and Leonid Stadd closed with prayer and adjourned to Topoo for primary games. Ernest Lipps received two gold stars for a decade of service amid celebrations.
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James Smith
Alfred Strother
George Wolfe
David Shapiro
Triste
Jean Schultz
Constance Welty
Milly Burall
Louise Kelly
Nellie Shaw
Eileen Allison
Linda Crampton
Bigty Hale
Mary Frances Dentz
Frances Ann Schroeder
James Copitulus
Kenneth MeIauver
Litbuen Waters
Herce Miller
Gorge Saucer
Thomas Dann
Guy Kutkel Motter, Jr
Charles Eteholts
Uriah Shockley
Easworth Wales
Virginia Ciuhe Ikch
Mary Fogle
Judit Muller
Sarah Lee Grondy
Jean Wineboener
Mabel Geisbert
Nancy Grove
Alverna Wolfe
Ritts Gnehori
Richard Harrison
Hubert Materly
Fagor Moore
Leste Burger
Jilly Kine
Wit James Creager
Umder
Kathryne Niland Bennett
Leonid Stadd Wening Wer Pideter
Corenmules
Hos
Metyin Hy Maitis
Magen Ao
Topoo
Regular Monthly Meeting At American Legion Hamme
Tuesday night the American Legion Hamme on East Church Street held its regular monthly meeting. After the battered "wreck" incident, four individuals including BG's John Locke Wilbur Maker and 4G Raymond Shipley were reported as being wrecked.
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Regulier
American Legion
Haat Church Street
John Locke
Wilbur
Raymond Shipley
Tuyen I Blow
Fragmented Text Summary from OCR Source
The readable portion hints at discussions about fees and payments, with unclear references to names and places. It suggests concerns about a method or plan, possibly involving approval or action, but the text remains garbled and incomplete. No clear event or outcome is identifiable.
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Teahats
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March OF Time No
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