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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1934
Page
3
Marsha Powers, torn between Bob Powers and Geofrey Territon, begins a hasty Long Island honeymoon. Bob manages a secretive plan to impress her with a cozy, old fashioned house and a staged domestic warmth, aiming to secure marriage while Marsha battles nerves and lingering doubts about Geoffrey’s fate.
CBS will link Arctic and Antarctic stations via short wave and wire for a long range broadcast. Bob Jagier and Charles J Murphy will conduct two way talks from Arctic station to Little America with other dignitaries aboard. Separate reports note Lupe Velez and Johnny Weissmuller headed for divorce with Velez alleging mental cruelty.
Marshe Afoore elicits Bob Powers believing Geo Tarleton is her type but learns Farie ton is married and takes Bob. They settle in a charming house chosen for their honeymoon as Marsha notes Bob is dear to her.
Naasha stands by Bob as he reassures her there is no fear in their union. They share a first, tender dinner in Easthampton, while Ella recalls their quiet happiness and Marsha grapples with the weight of love, secrecy, and a growing bond that may mend or burden them.
Theaters announce Paramounts The Princess at Tivoli Theater with Seberg production and a film version of Clarence Bu nington Revands S though a heavy price cited. Sidney and Amold appear in supporting roles as the industry recalls Diamond and Russell. Tomorrow at the Opera House a Manha Melodrama with Clark Gable Powell and Myrna Loy is teased as a prologue to a 1934 romance amid other entertainments. Fossil remains of ancient magnolia trees found in the Arctic are noted.
Adolf Hitler is set to speak to the Reichstag and German workers in Berlin on July 10, aiming to offer an authentic explanation of the June 30 purge and subsequent executions. Propaganda Minister Goebbels, in a worldwide broadcast, attacked foreign press but did not accuse any American outlet of faking coverage.
Baltimore launches summer Army training at four Navy Training Camps in the Third Corps Area. Among 1650 trainees 201 are from Mars binders with 130 from Baltimore. Fort Meade hosts 1040 infantry and 100 Signal Corps for four weeks, other camps at Fort Hoye Fort Va and Fort Monroe train Field Artillery Cavalry and Coast Artillery students. Camps end August 8 with arms, hygiene, sanitation, leadership, and drill instruction.
The document notes that most students are between 10 and 25 years old and that basic training is offered at camp. Students starting basic training at 25 may attend camp for four years to complete the full course.
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