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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1934
Page
10
The piece showcases pink fever frocks with square necks and self bows, and jumper dresses in red linen with seersucker-dot organdy accents. It notes back lacing on a sun-back dress, belt buckles, pearl buttons, and a trend toward linen suits and cardigan coats for children and women, highlighting linen as a favored summer fabric.
The season brings vibrant backless swimsuits, two piece looks, and crocheted trims in navy blue and white. One piece jerseys feature halter necks and baby pants with cheerful crochet edging. Sailor style bikinis in white jersey with multicolor dots and pom poms share space with roomy beach bags of the same material and wooden frames. A bold red knit one piece with rigging and halter neckline adds sporty flair for swimmers. The seashore promises a bright array of fashionable, easy wear for sun and surf.
A bustling film page notes a dizzy melange of stars and tunes at the Tivoli with Holywood 7 Metre-Goldwen-Mayer production and a strong cast led by Warren Wr Muir and Veree Teasdale. Shorts include The Fighting Priest and a Foxm musical Stand Up and Cheer anchored by a lavish city lineup at the City Opera House featuring Gloria Stuart and Asther.
Two Norfolk Railroad workers Charles Hite and S Carr died in Charles Town Hospital after a gasoline section car they rode exploded when lightning struck the fuel tank near Shenandoah Junction yesterday afternoon. George K Norman of Hagerstown is seriously burned and under treatment in the same hospital.
A fragmented story snippet presents Marsia Moore or Moreha aires a calculating, hard bitten young woman who spurns men while an American caller Bob Powers arrives for a vacation. He does not want to hurt anyone.
In November Marsha accompanies Bob Powers to meet his mother Mrs Powers in a venerable home. Bob reassures her of acceptance, while Marsha faces inner doubt about love, marriage, and Geoffrey Tarleton's aloof pride as she confronts the family warmth and the weight of commitment.
Washington political figure Jus Ian party through man Henry P. Fletcher tonight accepted the New Deal as the issue in the Fall elections. Fletcher asserted the New Deal was repudiated by the Declaration of Independence and declared the Republican party would run on reversing administration policies and restoring the people’s right to govern themselves.
Frustration grows in Fredericton as the 63T clock stalls during heat waves. Residents report late bells and misaligned schedules with the half hour chime now delayed. City officials must confirm the correct time and restore the clock’s usual cadence after years of service.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a July 2 gathering of Union Bridge members and friends with scattered names and unclear actions. Several proper names appear such as Lowell Birey and Louis Stoutter, but the passage lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize.
The Rev Dr F P Holtzoppi of Washington visited local friends last Sunday and delivered an address in the Sunday school at the Bretaren church.
Mapol is Maryland. During January to June receipts from liquor and gasoline taxes totaled 4 117 4% on liquors and four cent gasoline tax. Liquor license fees and related taxes brought in 603 386 28. Revenue rose 321 more than the prior six months. TRAIL AVENUE PROPERTY SOLD shows Lev C Warzer Tasson Ho Mercer and Rose Me. related sale details.
A garbled clipping mentions Loyal Black Shirts guards and Lena Crane with reference to a speech and unclear details. It names individuals and a base but lacks coherent facts or dates.
Ho pki as on vacation as a reporter presses for answers. He delays, pleads for mercy, and notes he is leaving for New York soon. A brief, garbled exchange follows about housing and travel plans as the scene shifts to his departure.
A birthday surprise was hosted Wednesday at Mr and Mrs Edward Poole home in Urbana for Mrs Poole turning fifty. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Lenhart and children, plus numerous friends and relatives such as the Stang, Loy, Savage, and Stang families, with many gifts and refreshments served.
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