Bantermasin Trader Van Der Donggen Arrives
In the Siderong bay district of Balingong Mynheer van der Donggen, a Dutch trader with ties to the Netherlands Trading Society, arrives aboard a tubby brig. Clyde and Christine, amid famine and peril, face scrutiny as the first white visitor to the new rajah. The visit unsettles Clyde’s circle as van der Donggen weighs risk and opportunity, hinting at broader interests and possible official inquiries.
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Clyde
Balingong
Stocker
Siderong Bay
Mynhear van der Donggen
Robert Forrester
Singapore
van der Donggen
Mynheer van der Donggen
Europe
Unole
Netherlands
Dutch East India Company
Crown
Tmnes
Bantermasin
Hubert Forrester
National Farm Loan Assn Names Officers at Frederick Meeting
About fifty five stockholders attended the Washington Frederick National Farm Loan Association meeting in the Frederick YMCA Monday at 10 00. Directors chosen for three years were Isa St Remsberg Jefferson and Charles P Henry Frederick for three years Thomas Baumgardner Taneytown and J Ridgely Flock Barkusville for two years and Samuel T Rover Thurmont for one year. Ira n S Remsberg was named president Thomas Baumgardner vice president and Amos A Holter secretary treasurer. The group adopted a resolution praising retiring president C aes Thames who has led since 1921. Reports show 100 loans totaling 505800 have been made since formation in 1929 with 10 loans totaling 59200 funded by bank commissioner. A representative of the Federal Deposit addressed the meeting on cooperative farm credit. County Agent Henry R Shoemaker spoke in the absence of the president and VP. Walter Bromley also attended. Say you saw it in The News.
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Washington- Frederick
Thurmont
Iran S. Remsberg
Thomas Baumgardner
Amos A. Holier
Pireasurer
C.aes Thames
Federal DeHerte
Co-Operative Farm Credit
Henry R. Shoemaker
Mr. Holter
Walter Bromley
Frederick
Roy Rogers rising star amid Autry feud at Republic Pictures
Hollywood reports Roy Rogers, new Republic star, may benefit as Gene Autry’s standoff stirs film careers. Rogers, 25, tall and handsome, sings well and rides strong, with roots in Cody Wyoming and the Sons of the Pioneers. He previously used the name Leonard Slye and Dick Weston for radio work before Republic renamed him.
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Paul Harrison
Sta
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Republic Pictures
Gene Autry
Tanner
Aury
Wien
Ais
Landers
Autry
Roy Rogers
Republic
Paramount
20Th Fox
Rogers
Bill Boyd
Ken Maynard
Tim McCoy
Tom Mix
Hogers
To Shore
Leonard Slye
Dick Weston
Sol Siegel
Foreman
Republics
Shore
True Confession Opens at Tivela Theatre This Week
Theatre listing reports True Confession starring Fred MacMurray and Cary grant Lombard opens Monday at the Tivela and runs through today and Wednesday. The high comedy follows a husband who would starve before admitting he and his wife are together. Also showing at Monte Carlo closes today at City Opera House with Alarndin the Chinese sleuth in a lively mystery along with a newsreel and a Charlie Chase comedy.
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Fred MacMunny
Caryle Lombard
Tvel
Will Contune
Tne
Joan Barrymere
Tris
Bopy
Biss Lombard
Charlie Chan
Charlie Chase
Movie Scrapbook By Bit Porter Caricatures by George Searbo
WaetinS Cars for the Movies Bet 15 Hollnwclps Most Conercy Driver Harvey Parry is a veteran stunter and double for stars in dangerous jobs. He won the 1915 national fancy diving championship and amateur bantamweight and featherweight boxing titles in Boston. He trained as a mechanical engineer but became a movie prop man. He once dived 310 feet off a cliff, breaking three ribs, and his only other masterful stunt was in Call of the Wild where he fell six inches and broke his back. He wrecks cars for films but never breaks. He looks 25 but is nearly 40 and sometimes takes bit parts in movies.
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Harvey Parry
Boston
Arrests Under Auto Law Forfeit Collateral In Court
Ten men were arrested by state police on auto law violations and forfeited collateral after appearing in police court. Charges included excessive speeds near 45 miles per hour and passing with danger. Names include Earl F. Oden Roman C. Kroll Charles A. Burkey Howard Zahniser Hart Morrison Carl Bell Carl Cowell Alonzo Carbaugh James K Ford and Timothy Hanlon. Justice Patrick M Schnauffer presided.
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Monsay
Earl F. Oden
Roman C. Kroll
Buffaian
N.Y
Charles A. Burkey
Hamburg
Howard Zahniser
Washington
Offcer West
James K. Ford
Cumberland
Herbert Strawsburg
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Old Time Needle Etching For Washington Elm Scene
Make an early American needle etching of the Washington Elm using English crewel wool on closely woven linen. Use only back stitch and single stitch for fine lines, transfer with hot iron, frame in black wood with a black mat, and pair with Mount Vernon as a companion piece for a period room. The design measures about 10 by 12 inches and offers a delicate etched look.
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Washington
Having West Abominably For Some Reason
A columnist discusses a troublesome child named Johnny who hits, steals, damages, and seeks attention. The piece explores causes such as jealousy, neglect, or overattention, urging balanced parenting and genuine love to redirect behavior. It concludes with a note on parental patience and a copyright line from NEA Service, Inc. The United States imports 1,000,000 pounds of spill bamboo from the Far East every year.
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Senao
Shan
Pepe
West
Theo
Johnny
Orerhaps
Tam
NEA Service, Inc
United States
Far East
unidentified correspondent exam questions on postwar policy
A set of exam-style questions covering British foreign policy leadership after Eden, party affiliation, a crop control bill Congress failed to pass, the Fatherland Front options, Charles Evans Hughes tenure as chief justice including his predecessor, and France’s proposed plan to humanize war for Europe.
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Alho
Britain
Anthony Eden
Congress
Fatherland Front
Octopus Is Sissy Says Deep Sea Diver Zimmerman
Miami reporter describes Robert M. Zimmerman a deep sea diver who disputes the view of octopuses as deadly foes. He says octopuses are not large or dangerous, live in holes and feed on small fish and bivalves, and will flee from humans.
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Miami
Fla
Robert M. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
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