Forest Fire Plot Unfolds In Small County Tale
Xay Crandon of the Lasy Nine confronts a young man bent on starting a forest blaze to earn food for his mother and sister. Ted Gaynor persuades her the plan fails, revealing tension around a ranch house as disjointed memories and smoke swirl through the scene.
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Fire Destroys Kay's Ranch As Fire Trucks Arrive
Destruction hits the Lazy Nine ranch when a spreading blaze gut the main house and outbuildings. Kay Salvages Dad’s desk and insurance papers as Seth races to save the remaining structures, while a fire crew arrives to combat the flames.
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New York Public Sees RCA Television Test at World’s Fair
The public will get its first look at the television system now under test in New York at the world’s fair, announced by RCA president David Sarnoff. A demonstration for newspaper men broadcast both sound and sight, with further programs listed for WEAF NBC.
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Soprano Weymann on Today’s Radio Schedule and Devotional Leaders
Radio listings show Weymann soprano on WABC CBS at 1 30. NBC and stations present music, roundtables, and programs from Tokyo Rome Moscow and other cities. WFMD devotional leaders for June 21 week include ministers from Frederick Mt Airy Woodsboro Walkersville Lodust Valley and Frederick churches.
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City Police to Compile Complete Charge Record
With the new fiscal year the city police department will maintain a comprehensive list of all city county and state charges tried in Police Court excluding State police cases. A new book will record offender names across charges, magistrate, case disposition, and final dispositions if cases reach Circuit Court.
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Brunswick Registration for Municipal Election
Brunswick registration for the upcoming municipal election will be held June 29 and 30 at the municipal building. Residents in other wards may transfer to their ward. the notices specify hours and procedures for the transfer option.
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Insects Show Slow Start Yet Pests Grow In Numbers
Washington reports the U S Department of Agriculture insect pest survey bulletin notes grasshoppers chinch bugs and fruit aphids slow to start due to a backward spring while worms are abundant and damaging. Mormon crickets and cutworms surge especially in Montana Wyoming and the East Central States with widespread activity from Mississippi Valley to Gulf states. Codling moths and seed corn maggots rise, pea aphids threaten alfalfa and peas, and Mexican bean beetles survive harsh winter with early May activity extending to Maryland Virginia and Washington area.
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Roosevelt Attends "Little Cabinet" Fete
President Roosevelt and 26 department aides attended a dinner at Sumner Welles home in Oxon Hill Maryland. The gathering, called the little cabinet, consisted mainly of assistant secretaries and solicited no speeches as host Stanley F Reed led the event.
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Little Cabinet
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Stanley F. Reed
Restaurant Employees Strike in Cumberland Massachusetts
Joseph Martin, secretary of Local 559, says five Cumberland restaurants walked out over failure to sign closed shop agreements. A brief scuffle between two waitresses occurred but no arrests were made as employees left the premises.
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Joseph Martin
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