Deception Weaves a Web Over Laurie's Return to Work
Laur ie Moore returns to employment after her aviator husband Rex Moore reappears from London. Boss Mr Albery offers Laurie a new role, proposing to substitute for a sick colleague and to work alongside Laurie and Rex, while Laur ie confronts doubts about the morally fraught arrangement and her feelings.
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Gladys
Staresmuon
Lauria Moore
Men Altery
Moore
London
Laurie
Rex
Endleis
Albery
Frederick Residents Debate Old-Age Pension Effects
In Frederick, speakers argue over old-age pensions and their impact on almshouses and public aid. The discussion questions whether pensions will change care areas, suggesting care may shift to family homes or local institutions.
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Frederick
Lev
Charles D Shaffer
Congress Adjournment in Indefinite Future
Washington June 28 Tax and gold legislation delay adjournment into the indefinite future drawing forecasts from congressional chiefs that the pause may aid revolters and stall a tax rich program. House hearings on a gold devaluation bill set for Monday. Rep Fish calls it robbery.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Chairyman Steazall
Alabama
House Banking Committee
Stenzak
Representative Fish
New York
Fish
Banking Committee
Presidert Roosevelt
Charles F. Seeger
Five Injured In Head-On Wreck Near Georgetown
Roland Bragan of Buckers Town was fined five dollars and costs after a head-on collision injuring five people including two nurses at Frederick City hospital. Thomas Sullivan, driver of the other car, suffered facial injuries. Bragan’s dual charges were dismissed and the court noted the wreck involved cars jammed together and required several men to separate.
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Georgetown
Roland Bragan
Buckerstown
G. Urner, Jr
Bragan
Thomas Sultivar
Magis Urner
Che
Watch
Sullivan
Ear
Stokes Engle
Werbrigh
Romaine Valentine
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick
George Hemp
Nolan
Hagerstown
May
Alion ¥. Bennett
David C Winebrenner
Keefer
Frank da
Annapolis Delegation Urges Quenstedt Warden Appointment
An Annapolis delegation led by Charles Sherman and including T Roeland Brown urged Gov Nice to appoint Walter E Quenstedt as warden of the House of Correction. Quenstedt is the mayor of Annapolis.
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Baltimore
Annapolis
Charles Sherman
T. Roeland Brown
Gov
Nice
Walter E Quenstedt
House of Correction
Quenstedt
Untitled Dialogue From 1935 Comic Panel
A fragmentary 1935 NEA comic strip scene shows characters Rip, Tim, and others in a playful exchange about bedtimes and tricks. The dialogue hints at mischief and comic consequences as one character teases another and they prepare to continue their antics.
NBC to Air Forum on Character Building by Youth Chief
Aubrey J. Wams executive director of the National Youth Administration will speak on WEAF NBCG Monday at 12 50 pm during the Forum on Character Building NBC plans a broad broadcast series tied to the congressional session to present a full Washington scene with reenactments of events over 180 years and speeches by leaders. The schedule includes parades, musical guests, and various programs through the evening with multiple times listed.
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New York
Aubrey J. Wams
New National Youth Administration
Weaf-Nbcg
NBC
CBS
Washgion
Paris
Gold Reserve To Be Stored In Mountains
Secret orders reveal rush construction of a new subterranean vault at an army post near Louisville to store a large portion of the federal gold reserves. The move follows a policy to transfer precious assets from vulnerable coast cities to inland locations and follows prior shipments from San Francisco to Denver totaling about 3 billion dollars.
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Washington
Louisville
New York
Philadelphia
Annapolis contemplates fourth term bid and wardenship ties
A fragmentary report outlines a push to draft a figure for a fourth term while tensions surface over appointing a warden and replacing prior officeholders. The piece notes debates within the delegation and governor about personnel, civil service protections, and political calculations surrounding Quenstedt and LeRoy Wright.
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House of Cortes Chaves J. Burn
Board of Welfare
LeRoy Wright
Brown
Quenstedt
Potato War On Eastern Shore Flairs Up In June Fracas
On the Maryland Virginia Eastern Shore farmers and merchants face unsettled potato prices as discussions between growers and commission merchants intensify. State police report no troop deployment yet as authorities await gubernatorial approval.
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One City
Maryland
Virginia
Mel
Richmond
Easter Shore
Birdmen of America Meets in local Junior Squadron session
The Blue and Gray Squadron of Junior Birdmen of America held a Wednesday night meeting at Richard Phoebus's home. Captain Billy Boost read the minutes and a business session followed, deciding to keep a scrapbook and seek articles for new member James Schaefle. inquiries about joining were directed to Richard Phoebus or Billy Boost.
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Birdmen OF America
Blue and Gray Squadron
Richard Phoebus
West Seventh Street
Billy Boost
James Schaefle
Bors
Bily Boost
Move Again To Avert Strike Of Coal Miners
Washington reports Roosevelt moves for the third time to avert a soft coal strike. He urges a continued truce on hours awaiting passage of Gutley measure in Congress while a committee studies status. John L Lewis declines comment. miners seek a 30 hour week and 10 percent pay rise. A two miner and 460 operators committee pressed talks throughout the day. GRANTED DIVORCE By decree of the Circurt Court Benjamin Parkman of this county was granted an absolute divorce from Frankie J Dykman. The plaintiff to pay costs. Reno S Harp attorney for Dykman.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House
John L Lewis
United Mines Workers
Ung
Benjamin Parkman
Frankie J Dykman
Reno S Harp
Dykman
Court News and Licenses Briefs
Marriage licenses issued for Woodrow W. Corbin 23 Westminster and Louise Elizabeth Darner 21 Frederick. Property deeds recorded: George W Huffman and wife to Walter T Coe and wife county amount $510. Kate McRewer and husband and Margaret G Reuter and husband county amount $5. Say you saw in The News.
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Westminster
Louise Elzabeth Darner
Trail Avenue
Frederick
George W Huffman
Walter T Coe
Kate Mc Rewer
Margaret G Reuter
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