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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
13
Fragmented OCR reads about a Wypert Jarta show and a linked investigation. Mentions a mule SAS super and a police context with references to a brother and vague age clues. Details are unclear and names are inconsistently presented.
Dirk descends to a hidden underground passage find a trapdoor and a grave leading to a riverfront and Old Smuggler’s hideout. He confronts Hope’s secrets at Twenty Second Street, returns to Mrs Turner’s, and reunites with Joris as Hope lies wounded awaiting aid.
A Thursday parade in Union Bridge featured 12 participating companies and the festival’s animal float. The event, ongoing since Memorial Day, closes Saturday night at Firemen's Park with 3000 attendees and a charity game between local teams.
Hollywood reporters describe a chaotic comedy shoot about a band of mixed tribes rebelling against traditions, with actors portraying Mohicans including Randolph Scott and Bruce Cabot. The production features mishaps from makeup to camping on Culver City backlot, as real extras resist scripted scenes and the director faces practical jokes and safety concerns.
Dr William E Rots Frederick was elected president of the Maryland Pedic Society state branch at the annual meeting in Baltimore. Other officers named include Dr Lo Mahler secretary Harry T Clitten and Dr Wm M Lee, all of Baltimore. The convention left open for further discussion with Dr Ross urging Frederick as possible 1935 selection.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a theater or concert scene with names like Daoetian and Mc Harr, mentioning Tow Ma and Magaieter in a community setting. It references a performance, adaptation, and possible public notices, with unclear dates or exact events.
The fragmentary text discusses efforts by Blum Seeds to avert an industrial tie up. It mentions threats or actions affecting supply lines and refers to people, places, and dates in a garbled form. The readable portions suggest a focus on labor disruptions and corporate responses.
Fragmentary text references trials, strikes, and government action. Mentions Albert Lesh and a 4 year old figure in a disjointed context with phrases about factories, payrolls, and advertising duties. Lacks clear events or dates.
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