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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1937
Page
11
Kay renews insurance after a fire destroys her ranch as Ted Gaynor helps rebuild. Bank mortgage rules force insurance proceeds to pay debts, prompting Kay to confront financial hardship and a fragile alliance with Ted amid renewed hope.
Kay Crandon confronts Uncle Dan Steele about rebuilding funds after her house fire. Josh Hastings presses to buy the mortgage for five thousand, but Kay rejects the deal, insisting she will not surrender the ranch to him.
Hollywood stars John Barrymore and Elaine Barrie meet at Araitrnad Station in Los Angeles to announce a renewed union. Elaine plans radio and film work with Bates while tabloid questions arise about her recent divorce and the title How To Undress in Front of Your Husband copyright dispute.
Hollywood reports that Leon Schlesinger runs a large animation operation with 170 workers and a yearly payroll near a third of a million dollars. Porky the pig, discovered two years ago, now stars in 16 Looney Tunes a year, while Katharine Hepburn was caricatured in Merry Melodies and reportedly enjoyed the spoof.
Court records reveal several names including defendants and cofilings across multiple jurisdictions. The details show individuals from Washington Virginia and Jefferson city areas, with ages ranging from 19 to 42 and varying marital statuses.
A New York WPA theater drew about six hundred people who staged a sitdown to protest the reduction of nearly 25 percent of WPA summer aid. The crowd clapped and chanted as organizers urged action.
The article reviews current theater offerings including Livull The Peace and tae Pauper at Tivol Theater with stars Cyrol Filson Claude Rains and Helen Walkis. Also mentioned are Technicolor cartoon reels and a newsreel program, plus opera house showings and a star turning in a pink story based on recent headlines.
The Navy announced it will construct two new battleships in government yards. One hull to be built at the New York yard and the other at Philadelphia. Bids from private yards were far higher than estimates, per a Washungtian report.
A deed for 91 West College Terrace was recorded showing transfer from Mr and Mrs Alfred G Zimmerman to Mr and Mrs Ellin. The stated consideration was about 7600 dollars.
The article notes that automatic candy machines were not taxed and mentions confusion among graders and local traders about tax status and exemptions. references to General Hopper and a nearby field area suggest a discussion of exemptions or misapplied levies.
The Attorney General warned that during several jurisdictions no effort has been made to force companies installing machines to comply with the traders license act. This notes concern about lax enforcement and needs for stricter oversight.
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