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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1942

Page

11

Marine Corps Epic at the Tivoli in To the Shores of Tripoli

The Tivoli screens Twentieth Century Foxs To the Shores of Tripoli a Marine Corps tale with John Wayne Randolph Scott and Maureen O Hara plus a Village Smithy cartoon and Keep Em Rolling news reel Also on the bill Thurd ay and Friday South Sea Comedy The Turtles of Tahiti starring Charles Laughton Jon Hall Information Please and the Universal News Saturday A Gentleman After Dark with Brian Deantevy Miriam Hopkins Preston Foster plus Framing Father and Double Chaser

U. S. Marine Corps Twentieth Century- Fox Tripoli the Tivoli San Diego Calif John Yayne Randolph Scott Maureen Ohara Universal News Edward Small Nordhoff-Hall Tahiti Charles Laughton Jon Hall New England Islands Laughton Peggy Drake Klenae Wrnalthinst Miss Drake Brian Deantevy Miriam Hopkins Preston Foster Richard Washburn Child Donlevy Miss Hopkins Foster Sharon Douglas Bill Leonedy

Rationing of Bicycles Announced in Washington

Washington announces start of bicycle rationing from July 9 through late August. Office of Price Administration sets state quotas based on prior sales, car demand, and local war industry concentration. county quotas to be allotted by state directors.

Washington ANG Office of Price Administration

Hold Everything So long Joe let me know how you make on in

A lighthearted note reflects a farewell or running joke about Joe leaving for Washington. The snippet hints at a casual exchange, possibly a social item or column gag, with no clear event or date specified in the readable text.

Joe

Capital Faces More Facts And Figures

In Edson's Washington column, readers glimpse President wartime policies and officials. Highlights include Queen Wilhelmina's arrival areas, Elmer Davis on government news releases, Wickard championing higher farm wages to ease shortages, and discussions on sponge iron costs and war damage insurance uptake. The piece surveys wage controls, crop insurance, and economic tinkering amid war needs.

Edson Washington Capital Drum Wickard Claude R. Wickard South Pacific States Department of Agriculture Hawaii Puerto Rico Joseph C. Mahoney Cheyenne O'Mahoney Sweden United States Great

Hollywood Money Limits Hurt Set Budgets Amid War Demand

Hollywood producers, flush with cash, grapple with a wartime $5000 cap on new set materials. The policy clashes with morale goals and film conservation, prompting debates over scrapping lavish productions and cutting double features. Studios improvise with salvaged scraps, renting sets, and minimalistic decor to keep patriotic cinema flowing while conserving resources.

Paul Warrison NEA Servier Hollywood WPS WPE 20Th Fox Washington Universal Caroline Jack Otterson hAatel Waal Na Thes Weunvany

Frederick hosts adventures of Thit Bord and Art Davis

Friday and Saturday bring the fetest in the adventures of Thit Bord and Art Davis in a Tumbleweed Train cartoon. Captain, a playful misfit, leads the spoof escapades as Robin sun shines through the western mockery.

Frederick Frederick the Fetest Thit Bord Art Davis

Water and vow shape odd Hampshire Red dance tale

Fragmentary text mentions water, vows, Hampshire Red, and a reference to dances and a planned meeting. Details are unclear, names and events are incomplete, making a concise card summary challenging.

Hampshire

New Mystery Film At Opera House Features Uncertain Plot

A long article describes upcoming screenings at the City Opera House with a mystery film focusing on viewer-led clues rather than whodunits. The program includes a large cast, musical numbers, Pathe News, and short subjects like In The Circus. Also on deck are Nazi Agent and Texas Trouble Shooter among other features, with Bob Hope and Vera Zovina headlining.

van Hetlin San Severe Virginiy Grey Heflin Patricia Dane Sander Hinds Pathe News Pers Louisiana Purchase Bob Hope Vera Zovina Moore Louisiana Fim Berlin Lane Suni Theiler Priday Nuvi Aspionage Conran Veidt Germany Ann Ayars Pete Smith Range Busters

Elimination Play Demonstrated

An athletic showcase highlights elimination play as teams demonstrate strategy and skill. The event features focused drills, quick decision making, and competitive scrimmages aimed at improving endgame execution and teamwork.

Intercollegiate bridge contest card by McKenney and Skinner

The hand shows an elimination throw in and careful ruffing of clubs to win a contract in the intercollegiate championship. South players who rushed the trump play failed to guard the club, while Meary A. Skinner Jr and Wallace Tulford of the University of Minnesota executed the par. Other western participants included Arizona, Idaho, Minnesota, Nebraska, Oklahoma A and M, with a note on a temperature and taste remark appended.

William EB. McKenney America Todas East Anstacey Fast Meary A. Skinner, Jr Wallace Tulford University of Ming Atizana Idaho Minnesota Nebka Oklahoma M Okla

Dorothy Dix Says Women Endure Marriage Better Than Husbands

Dorothy Dix argues wives suffer more illusion about marriage than husbands and that men adapt with realism. She cites a poll of 1000 married couples showing more husbands report happiness, while many wives feel betrayed by unmet expectations and romantic myths.

Ben Lea Habermitt Ollers Boli Jane Cody

Marriage and work strain a dull distant home life

Fragmentary text reflects marital strain, money worries, and distant affection. It hints at a wife’s longing for attention as a husband focuses on the stock market and work. The passage references domestic roles, societal expectations, and gender tensions within a strained union.

Great Silver Maple Tree Removed in Memorial Park

A historic silver maple at the entrance to Memorial Park on East Main Street was toppled by a lightning strike after aging over a decade. The landmark tree, nearly 17 feet in circumference, stood for safety but was removed to prevent hazards to passing traffic.

Yoonponl Hastien Trafic Memorial Park East Main Street

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