Daisy and Joe clash over power and a cure for alcohol abuse
Daisy pressures Joe about publishing views in Footlight News as she confides her father’s drinking harms and her wish to fund a cure. Joe resists yet agrees to drive her. Kathleen schemes a social lunch with Paul Pennell and Uncle Frank as they plan a weekend barbecue at the farm, rekindling old ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Footlight News
Daisy
Joe
Linville Inn
Kathleen
Paul Parnell
Paul
Athleen
Vaughan
Lizzie
Frank
Mr. Pennell
Uncle Frank
Miss Howard
Patl
Ruby Howard
Bette
Fred
Ruby
Mrs. Buxton
Hollywood Star Basquette Recalls Nazi Interrogation Tale
Lina Basquette, famed child actress and former Ziegfeld dancer, returns to Hollywood after a Latin American tour amid claims Nazi agents suspected her of anti Axis activity. She recounts a tense hotel removal to Gestapo HQ and a defiant remark about Cecil DeMille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Lina Basquette
Henry Mollson
Germany
Naped
Gestapo
Miss Basquette
Cecil DeMille
DeMille
Namby-Pamby
Barbed Barn Show Sparks Plans At Linville Farm
Kathleen and Joe discuss an upcoming garden party for theatre people at Uncle Frank’s farm and Kathleen’s rising chances in a play. They attend a performance at Ye Old Barn Drama House and gossip about roles, reviews, and future collaborations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Kathleen
Letty
Fred
Ruby
Daisy
Unusual Soviet Leader Sketches Arrive From Russia
A famous Russian artist B. Karpov offers portraits of Red Army builders and leaders. Biographies highlight Klement Voroshilov Molotov and Stalin with notes on birth, rise, roles, and reputations in the Soviet regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
B. Karpov
Klement Voroshilev Iron-Stern
Zinamine
Bolsheviks
Attitudes Toward Life Shaped by Parents And Youth
Dorothy Dix argues parents determine a child’s outlook from infancy teaching resilience and independence. A pampered child becomes timid. a brave upbringing yields self reliance. The piece contrasts rich and poor upbringings and stresses personal effort and consequences in life outcomes. Also notes a Womens Christian Temperance Union meeting in Rocky Springs with attendees and program details.
Swarm Of Bees Removed From Downtown Store
A downtown store faced a bee swarm that drew wary crowds around noon on Saturday. Mothers with children kept distance while others paused to watch, and by evening fewer people stopped as darkness hid the swarm. Officials or handlers were not named in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Bees Removed From Store Cornice After Swarm Grows
Police enlisted F. D. Covell who removed a swarm estimated at 10 000 to 12 000 bees from the first floor cornice of a store at Market and Second Streets, relocating them to a safer site as crowds gathered by Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Covell
E. South Street
City
Market
Second Streets
Women's Clubs Present Literary Musical Program in Frederick
Jug Bridge Homemakers Club hosted 19 members and six guests at Mrs How ard Mayne's home east of Frederick with co hosts Mrs John Engle and Mrs Mayne. Music by J Craig Campbell readings by Mrs Claude Hahn and Mrs Harry Zimmerman. A business meeting heard readings suggested and a prayer for Homemakers repeated. Next meeting June 3 will be a garden party at Lemuel Rosenstock's home with Mrs Richard Hargelt and Mrs Rosenstock. Pupils of Miss Eleanor Lichel berger will give a piano recital June 5 at the Lutheran chapel East Church Street with many solo and ensemble performers. The zepplin was named for Count von Zeppelin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union of
Rocky Springs
Virginia Kemp
Anns Mae Kemp
Harry Free
Wilfred Blank
Roy Mitchell
Ronald Garling
Roy Leatherman
Dorothy
Ruby Kemp
Helen Mitchell
Ruth Lentz
Austin Kemp
Lous L. Wilson
Jug Bridge Club
Jug Bridge Honmnasers Coun
Howard Mayne
Frederick
John Engle
Mayne
J. Craig Campbell
Leyvach
Claude Hahn
Aunt Marys House
Harry Zimmerman
Grace Beard Young
Iitteshow Gat
Miss Flov
Frederik Trier
Deliclaus
Lemuel Rosenstock
Richeard Hargelt
Rosenstock
Eleanor Lichelberger
Lutheran Chapel
East Church Street
Helen Beard Myrtle Brust
Barbara Crum
Frances Putman
Natale Colbert
Beattie Irene Zimmerman
Jane Bellis
Peggy Lou Sponseller
Gay Fink
Mary Russell
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Nebuchadnezzar
Paul Harrison
NEA
Basquette
Joel McCrea
Herbert Marshall
Hitler
Ian Ideology
Metro
Mrs. Miniver
Sidney Franklin
William Wyler
Jan Struther
Teresa Wright
Richard Ney
Greer Garson
Walter Pidgeon
Pressprich
Westminster
Joseph M. Pressprich
Baltimore
United National Association of Postoffice Clerks of
Maryland
Mary Tabb
Winter Roney
Hagerstown
Samuel Geipe
Samuel Crone
Willard A. Hortne
Brunswick
Richard Crooks
Slick Party
Paul Pennell
Tao
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Josef Stalin
Russia
Lenin
Trotsky
Stalin
Jimmy
Stevenson
Dorothy DIX
Thales
Ay Opera House
Kemsbergs
Jeveley Stow
KEY Hotel Bldg
Selen Forrist Hall
Mariners
Count von Zeppelin
N. Market St
Warner Bros
Miya
Ier
O Connell
Wwe
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