Grice Probes Warley Case At Warner Estate
Inspector Grice questions Guy Stowly about the night at Warner and a mysterious death. Evidence centers on a roll of linoleum, a hidden stool, and a cellar accident that resembled murder. Alison, Daphne, and Robert confront danger as police unravel who moved objects to conceal the truth.
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Bob
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Rip Van Winkle Returns Home After Long Sleep
An OCR fragment recalls Rip Van Winkle awakening, knocking at a door, and interactions with a dog and a neighbor. The muddled text hints at a long sleep, a doorstep scene, and a humorous exchange about a husband and a person called Buz, dated 1935 via NEA Service.
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Fivoli- Fredric March in Les Miserables at Tnol Theater
The stage adaptation of Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables stars Fredric March as Jean Valjean in a Darryl Zanuck 20th Century Fox production, shown at the Tnol Theater. The lineup includes Charles Boyer Merle Oberon and John Loder in a revived screen version with dramatic love and sacrifice set against a Japanese-tinged wartime romance.
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Victor Hugo
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Fragmented OCR Speech Notes Refer to Political Figures
The readable fragments mention Gov George H Eare and former governor f Dimon Snes with references to Pennsylv a and New York groups. Topics touch on labor, production, and food sources such as cottonseed. The text is garbled with names and phrases, general statements, and partial quotes.
France Ties German Armament to Overall Rearmament
France refuses to join the German naval plan and keeps options open on re armament as a whole. Premier Pierre Lasal conveyed the note to British charge d'affaires R. H. Campbell after consulting Italian and British ambassadors. The government stresses Germany's army air and water rearmament must be treated as a unit. Separately, Mrs Edward Albion plans a concert at Tok Theater next Sunday for Frederic Emergency Hospital funds, with Miss Hinman of Atlanta among the performers.
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Smithsburg church hosts annual District Council convention
The Smithsburg Delaware County scene reports the Southsburg District Council of Religious Equality convened at Beard's Lutheran Church. Dr Ross W Sorcerer from Maryland spoke, with local attendees and a large turnout of workers from Sunday schools. community updates followed, noting illness and local visits.
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Local Social Visits Highlight Smithsburg Area Hosts
Residents from Smithsburg and nearby towns visited churches and families Sunday and Wednesday. Emma Brenner and others joined Lutheran church membership at Wol vile. families including Wolfe, Hames, and Garnand circulated between Pleasant Walk, Mapleville, and Baltimore area homes.
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Smithsburg
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Howard Eccard
Baltimore
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Hildreth Rudy
Mapleville
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Roy Garnand
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John Hancock Signature Size Noted in Independence History
In historical discussion, John Hancock’s notably large signature on the Declaration of Independence is highlighted as a defining signature. The anecdote emphasizes his bold handwriting as a symbolic act of defiance and leadership during America's founding era.
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Toursday Guests Visit Washington D C Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Raymord Waez and son Warren were Toursday guests of Mr and Miss Charles Witherow in Washington D C Miss Dorothea Pridinger is attending a leadership course at Lebanon Valley College this week Mos Jane Dern of Hagerstown is visiting Mo and Mes Frank Wantz and family during the same period
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Hagerstown
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Richard Hamme
Betty Joe Lucas
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Tetter
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Miestorse
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