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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1934
Page
10
A vivid morning scene shows Blond A New Serial 8 revealing a sunlit sky, dramatic palace interiors, and a queenly figure named Janice amid silent, robe-clad servants. A temple drum’s deep thump interrupts the calm, hinting at a looming, urgent ritual.
In a jungle city a procession moves toward a ceremonial altar as hero Billy Langton is displayed in lioncloth and a feathered headdress. Janice braces for a perilous ordeal amid jaguars, priests, and chanting drums as the ritual begins.
Fragmented OCR notes describe theater items and performers including Etvoi Rome and Tim McGoy with references to Opera House events. Mentions of Meco Goldven and a cartoon project titled Twe Paris Of Paw appear as partial names and titles from a theater page.
Fragments show marriage licenses and property deeds noted. Names include Norman W W and Macy J Maszi in Pennsylvania territory with Freemont and Hofman couples. Code authority members approved in an announcement dated February 4 with references to January and local officials.
Joss Ray, lifelong self confident racer, chased Olympic glory while facing injuries and failures. He tangled with Nurmi in the mile, tied a world mark, and later finished fifth in Amsterdam 1928 despite leg pains. He also tried snowshoe racing and a cross country Bunion Derby, remaining sure of his ability to beat any rival.
Carroll county commissioners presented completed plans for a supplemental project to upgrade the courthouse electrical system and vaults at a total cost of 14042.54 with the CWA to provide 8792.08 and the county 5250.45. The February school board meeting appointed DeVries Unger Clemson to arrange for counsel in the Ebrhart case. The Mt Air furnace installation nears inspection, and the first story wall of Westminster High School may be built with 3345 from county funds, while native stone walls are to be completed. The Gaither school notes include Miss Louise Lacey’s disability retirement and student transport to Sikesville with a contract increase to about 900. A fire in a portable at Taneytown and chimney reconstruction were reported. Attorney Charles O. Clamson presented a Court of Appeals decision on condemnation, filed among records. The CWA project for the Charles Carroll school addition was not proposed as funds for new buildings are not granted by the Federal Government.
A high altitude balloon mission near Moscow ends in disaster after the gondola fails following a 13 mile ascent, killing all three crew members aboard. The incident is captured in dramatic images from the event.
In a playful scene the chipmunk performs tunes to cheer the group. Dotty, Goldy, Nicky, and Windy dance in a circle and praise the music before meeting Goofy the grasshopper who helps set up more woodland antics. The tale ends with a tease of a new animal in the next story.
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