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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1934
Page
10
Fragmentary prose centers on Ortega and Grahame in a tense exchange about drug trafficking. A shadowy figure slips toward a shack as Juan warns to turn out the light, revealing threats and pursuit unfolding amid a tense, illicit network scene.
In a tense scene, Grahame and companions handle a confrontation and a theft scheme. Grahame blocks a door, recovers a weapon, and escapes to secure arms while warnings and mistrust drift between him and Mexican associates. The dialogue reveals rising danger as plans unfold and loyalties blur.
A dated discussion examines causes for President Roosevelt to consent to a money bill and a three year time limit. The piece notes Senate Banking Committee actions, constitutional questions, and potential amendments, with indications of political maneuvering ahead of re election and fiscal policy overhauls.
Characters debate leaping to land as a boat drifts far out to sea. Windy thanks the captain for the voyage while planning future meetings. Meanwhile a separate news snippet notes stalled legislation and cautious monetary policy amid political maneuvering.
Marriage licenses include Karl Richard Hughes and Dorothy Trivanovich of Lebanon PA. Clark C. Moser and Huldan Frost of Burkittsville. James M. Wolfe and Glenda Heim of Thurmont. Property deeds record transfers from Harry F Well and Me to Rudolph M Rau. Sarah E B Grustinutt to Grover Crimmitt and wife. John H Baker and wife to S M J Grove Lime Company. County figures show amounts of £150 and $10 respectively.
Mr William ell ang Gauthier from Washington DC and Mr Mys Sorigs Hars hosted by Mr and Mrs Chieries Orme and family of Gaithersburg. Miss Beith White and Mrs Charles Seliman attended a school physical examination program on Saturday and Monday.
A fragmented fashion note describes fur coats with black and white contrast, ermines, and varied trims. Sleeves are shirred, front detailing creates silhouette contrast, and accessories like gloves bags and hats complete dressy looks. Diverse sleeve shapes, trims, and pelt features mark this season’s style showings.
A fragment notes proposed retaliatory measures in a legislative session. Mentions Senate leaders and U S Treasury or finance figures, with references to amendments and potential votes. The text is garbled but centers on debt defaulters and congressional actions.
Theater notes describe a musical short and features at the City Opera House including Tracy, Glenda Porrell, Walter Co alationery and Arthur tang with Ruth Etiny in a musical short. Also shown is The Last Round-Up on screen and a Zane Grey adaptation The Border Lesson with Randolph Scott.
A fragmented bridge notation describes a late bidding sequence where South bids and North responds, with tenace play and tenace threats shaping the contract. The declarer faces pressures from opponent defenses and must decide on whether to force or pass, while the positions of king and jack influence the outcome.
A bridge problem describes declarer play from dummy after a spade lead and ensuing club and heart maneuvers. South pursues diamond and heart tricks while East and West defend. the line forces South to manage hearts, diamonds, and clubs to fulfill the contract, with the key idea of a heart trick and the ring of hearts as the reference for location.
Frederick theatergoers see a Fox film led by Wal Rogers with Rochelle Hudson Florente Desmond Harry Green Charles Starrett and Eugene Pallette in a screen adaptation from Anne Carroll's Saturday Evening Post stories. James Cruze directs with Ralph Spencer and Sonya Leven adapting. Added short subjects include Milton Berle in Poppin The Cork and a newsreel.
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