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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1936
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR material shows garbled names and events about a murder case. Many proper nouns are unreadable, with references to a client, a solicitor, and a potential suspect. No coherent narrative or verifiable facts can be established from the readable fragment.
Inspector Hylton investigates Captain Andrew Lumsdale in a Manchester area murder case. Interviewing bus conductor Frederick Warner and Crown bar staff, he pieces together timelines from Lumsdale’s movements to the Crown and nearby Post Office, while noting a moved wooden club connected to the crime.
Bruce Catton reviews Manuel Komroms Waterion a battle era novel that attempts a vivid Waterloo scene set amid a heavy romantic plot. He finds the cast cardboard and the historical texture shallow though the battlefield details are briefly convincing.
The text describes colorful trimming accents on plain white or black gowns, noting bright flower prints and trims in bold colors. It highlights a modern neckline, side cape, and a floor-skimming back hem, aimed at semi-formal attire with vivid contrast and decorative trimming.
Weather records show June total rainfall at 4.74 inches in the area around Baltimore with varied temperatures from 94 to 48 degrees. Rain fell on ten days of June with the heaviest 1.68 inches on the thirteenth. temperatures swung 34 plus hours.
Unclear OCR text describes an event at Camp Meeling with a Western choir or orchestra. Mentions a baton, a concert, and a possible performance by local groups. References to dates, venues, and names are garbled.
Miriam Hopkins and Merle Obtron Wil beacen star in Thee Three at Thyall today. The plot centers on an unruly student invention causing scandal to three innocent people, shattering a private school and a romance while a brilliant cast supports. A Technicolor cartoon Old Mi Brroom and a newsreel precede the feature.
The Opera House in Alma opens with a metropolitan romance farce featuring Myrna Loy and Jean Marlow in notable roles. The wartime style comedy centers on a shy secretary entangled with two suitors and hints at lively musical numbers and playful interludes.
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