The Most Likely Suspect in the Studio Shooting
In a late night incident at Anne Phelps’s apartment, Count Vronski is found dead after a confrontation involving Anne and dancer Karsanakoff. Dr. Austrelitz and Bigelow suspect Madame Karsanakoff as the prime suspect while probing Lorna Dryden’s possible involvement and seeking clues to the shooter’s identity. A police hunt ensues as they plan to question Mrs Dryden and trace her location.
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Staurois Amos
Anne Phelps
Bigelow
Paris
Anne
Karsanakoff
Count Vronski
Dr. Austrelus
Vronski
Thorne Dryden
Toho
Dryden
Lorna
Karsonakoff
Clarke
Philip
Austrelitz
Wronski
Ania Anne
Katsanako
Australitz
Anne” Sas Aet
Austeelitz
Carleton
Bindow
Kavack
Marsanekoff
Austre- Utz
Jill
Wis
Guemat
de Mildellan
Diana
Goodby
Anse
Bligelow
Madame Karsanakos
Madame Karsanokoff
Vronsid
Mrs. Dryden
Madame Karsanakoff
Lorna Dryden
Kargonokoff
Phelps Houe
Walters
Inspector Hagedorn
Prodertok
Pomona Grange Sets Stage for Yearlong Activities
A Pomona Grange special committee in this city plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting to draft an activities program for the year. Members include Edward F. Molter and FilElizabeth Geishert with others from nearby Grange groups. The plan covers 4-H work, farm bureau events, sixth degree aims, and possibly National Grange steps in Philadelphia. The program will be adopted for eight subordinate Pomona bodies. Frank Phillips notes 1847 oil prospects as favorable for the industry.
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Pomona Grange
Pomona
Middletown
State Grange
Filizabeth Geishert
Woodsboro
John Renn
Ballenger
Howard Upton Quinn
New Market
Floren Williams
Frank Phillips
Bartlesville
Ohio
Phillips Petroleum Company
Hollywood Stars Fear Routine Moments on Set
Hollywood talk shows how top actors like Barbara Stanwyck and Claudette Colbert fear ordinary tasks such as pouring tea and lighting a cigarette. The piece notes how directors used practical jokes and staged chaos to train extras and keep crews working, with insight into studio life and command dynamics.
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Paul Harribon
NEA
Hollywood
Jan
Barbara Stanwyck
Claudette Colbert
Miss Colbert
Cois de Sales and the Salesians Faith Mission
Cois de Sales shifted from law to holy orders in 1593 at age 28. He preached Catholicism in Protestant regions and, with Jean Fremyot, founded the Salesians or Visitant. The order served widows and distressed women, offering religious life and care for the sick, growing to over 100 convents and 3000 inmates.
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Cois DE Sales
Jean Francoise Fremyot
Baron de Chanin
Salesiens
Mae West in Go West Young Man at Tivoli and Along Came Love at Opera House
Tivoli shows Mae West in Go West Young Man with Randolph Scott as the inventor on a Pennsylvania farm and Warren Williams as press agent. City Opera House screens Along Came Love, Irene Hervey pursuing a studious Charlie Starrett, plus Our Gang Lucky Corner and Western Express, with a news reel.
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Tivoli
Mae West
Randolph Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
Warren Willliams
Spethom
City Opera House
Opera House
Vostro
Love
Irene Hervey
Orion
Charles Starrett
Our Gang
Automobile train carried mail and passengers on Georgia Northern
An automobile mounted on rail wheels pulled a trailer carrying mail express and passengers for years between Albany Georgia and Boston Georgia on the Georgia Northern railroad.
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Albany
Boston, Ga
Georgia Northern
Penny Buns and Roses musical by Taneytown pupils
The Taneytown school’s music department presents a musical fantasy Penny Buns and Roses in the auditorium on January 20. The performance features choruses of girls and various character groups including Bakers Little Old Women and Men Pierrots and Pierettes and Handsome Young Men. Cast list includes Farene Sell Jack Vaines George Null Donald Erb and others with Mary Ute Betty Hess and Mary Loutee Sharrer in key roles. The wolf eel is noted as a curiosity with teeth like a dog in the program.
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Taneytown Taneytown
Taneytown School
Mary Ute
Betty Hess
Dan
Bakers
Farene Sell
Jack Vaines
George Null
Donald Erb
Herbert Yowers
Paul Devilbiss
Dewey Simpson
Richard Ohler
Nevin Long
Glenn Bollinger
Jimmy Teeter
Alice Hitchcocks
Charles Alvesay
John Warner
Harry Clute
David Bowers
Harry Frank
Paul Donnelson
Hubert Abing
Wirt Crapster
Pierrettes
Shirley Shorh
Dorothy Stonesifer
Maury
Katheryn Linton
Batty Hess
Jean Martiney
Louella Sauble
Pierrots
Mildred Ohler
Mary Frances Six
Mary Utz
Marlon Eckard
Charlotte Baker
Doris Willhide
Gas Tax Diversion Opposed by Washington County Grange
Washington county Farm Bureau resolutions oppose diverting gasoline tax revenue from highways and support maintenance and construction. Roy Weagley re-elected president. Dr. H. C. Byrd of Maryland spoke. Other actions call for toll-free bridges funded by state purchases, stricter traffic law penalties, prisoner labor in road work, hunting license controls, local return of dirt roads to county control, and reassessment of county property.
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Hagerstown
Junge
Washington County Farm Bureau
Roy Weagley O
Argention
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Bruteau
Maryland
Washington County
Washington calls for general display of federal buildings
Representative Virginia EB Jenckes argues in Washington that federal buildings should show a marked similarity to Moscow’s Red Square structures. Speaking at a patriotic conference on national defense she urged broader display for the nation’s buildings.
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Washington
Virginia EB. Jenckes
Dem. Ind
Mosrow
Hed Square
Worwn
Patriotic Conference On National Defense
Moscow
Propaganda claim links flag removal to building symbols in Moscow
The report cites a critic alleging propaganda aims to erase civic emblems on Moscow structures to undermine democracy. It mentions a figure named Sorghuek accusing damaged assets and financial losses tied to Kansas farm Lerops, claiming two million dollars in muted damages.
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Kansas
Bargain Grocery Seeds and Supplies Ad Listing
A compact ad lists items including 10 peck bags of Green Mt. and Spalding Rose seeds, 10 peck bags Cobblers from Certified Seed at $3.98, 100 1lb bags of Spraying Sulphur at $2.30, women’s undergarments, Dan Harness, Pall Barker’s Powders in 25-1b and 100-lb bags, Hag potatoes by the bag, and fog lamps at $1.48 each.
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Dan Harness
Pall Barker
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Vatican
Catheolic Press
Rome
NEA Service
Ina
Erskine Johnson
George Scarbo
Hich Schoal
DR Amaticy Star
Chicago
Ill
Annadell
Theatre News
California
Netson
Broadway
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Wome
Rarido Cary
Cook
Hobie Leonard
Ae Frark Tinaey, JR
Wphier
Dh Hay
Potomac View
Weverton, MD
Harpers Ferry Road
AL Shirey
Bite
Hia Orcheatea
Bobby Oller
Bobby
Frank Quigley
Brunswick
Sid Smith
Kentucky
Velva
Apple Butte
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Eaqaoetenii
Grange
Vicks “alpoRub
Decline & Son
Foreral
Ai Tel
Quaker City
Frederick
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
McCleery’s Jewelry
Medford
Zal
RC Sne Es
Warner Breok
Ek Ae
Sara Haden
Donald Cook
Claude Gulingwater
West
Tring Apavey Chan
Rtanrett Ports
Renton VW. N. Warner Mame “Along Came Love
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Ace Drummond
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David Bas
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