Eve and Denny's Connecticut House Plan Sparks Wedding Doubts
Eve Mannersfeld and Denny Carter face pressure after Eve resigns her job for a summer in a decaying Connecticut house. The couple weighs commuting from the village to the city while friends debate matrimony, finances, and future amid a social party backdrop.
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Eve Mannersfeld
Denny Carter
Eve
Bo Dillard Uetz
Slim
Deniny
Ellen
Mitzi
George
Angel
Denny
Connecticut
Ull
New York
Wilds
Alifes
Margaret Widdemar
Injuries and visits mark Lovettsville notes
Lovettsville March 3. Mr. Otho Spring recovers in Schnauffer's hospital Brunswick after a tree accident. Residents and visitors from Lovettsville, Baltimore, New York, Washington and Adamstown are listed with family and social movements.
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Lovettsville
Otho Spring
Schnauffer's Hospital
Brunswick
Wm. Stevens
Lilian Boger
Baltimore
Maurice Coat
Ralph Balch
New York
Hoel
Dwight Souder
Washington
McKimmoey
Mex
Lealie George
Vacksburg
Florence George
Frank Frye
HC. Frye
WL D. Potterfield
Potters, Held
R. D. George
Hollywood Gun Rentals Secure Yet Hidden
In Hollywood the machine gun trade for film has strict controls after a 192? theft. Only J. S. Stembridge holds a federal permit to own or rent working guns, stored in a vault with guards and an alarm. He outfits studios with functioning arms and supplies blank ammunition for battle scenes, while disguising weapons with dummy accessories.
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Hollywood
Jawe
Orat
Paramount Studio
Stembridge
Cremetr
Army of Goo Men
Paramount
All Studios
Roosevelt to Deliver Major Blow for Supreme Court Change
Washington March 3 Advisors to President Roosevelt indicated he will outline a major push for reorganizing the Supreme Court in a speech planned for tomorrow evening. The conference included Vice President Garner Speaker Bankhead and others. No change in administration plans was announced.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Thal
Garner
Monkhead
Sponter Robinson
Rayburn
House
Bankhead
Pitman Neutrality Bill Clears Senate in War Debate
Washington March 3 The Pitman neutrality bill titled One Peace Act of 19ST passed the Senate 12 to 6 to reach the House. It aims to keep America out of war by limiting entanglements and casting a cautious stance on international conflicts. Senators Borah of Idaho and Johnson of California led in opposing the bill’s warning against entanglements.
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Strane House
Mannersfields
Connecticut
Uousatonie
Marylin
Peter
Washington
Pittman
Ameren
Senate
House
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
Republican
California
Movie firearms in films and Stanbridge’s gun habits
The piece notes air rifles used for cinematic effects and shows how films simulate gunfire with primed cartridges flash powder and black powder. It covers Stanbridge who, despite gun knowledge, refuses to carry or hunt and claims to be California’s poorest marksman.
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Sembridge
Stanbridge
California
Tivoth and Tivol Theater Showroster with Laughton
Tivoth presents Charles Laughton in a dramatic role with Gertrude Lawrence Elsa Lanchester and Edward Chapman leading a strong supporting cast. The feature is a London story released by United Artists. A cartoon He Was Her Man and musical Roger Wolf Rahn and his band precede the main film at Tivoth. The Opera House showcases the story of a young woman’s search for freedom in a rural setting with Claire Trevor Michael Whalen Isabel Jewell Virginia Feld and Irene Locke. Shorts include Siping Wheels and Vingoes Round.
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Tivoth
Charles Laughton
Tivol Theater
Hyantrandt
Dlover
Gertrude Lawrence
Elsa Lanchester
Edward Chapman
Lagge
Korda
Laughton
Henry Vie
London Film Story
Thirough United Artists
Nod
Roger Wolf Rahn
Isabel Jewell
Fete Finden
Virginia Feld
Irene Logkhart
Forelits Collateral in Police Court Case
In Town this city a defendant faced a charge of escaping with 25 units prior to a court appearance. Justice Patrick O. Lehman presided in Police Court with Officer Walter K. May of the State Police presenting the case and noting forfeiture of $5 plus costs.
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Patrick OM. Lehnaer
Walter K. May
State Police
Youth Problems Presented By High School Pupils
Two high school students presented ideas at the Rotary Club meeting addressing youth issues. They proposed job guidance for graduates and emphasized role of professional mentors. The discussion also covered leisure time, cultural standards, and making Boy Scout activities more active.
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Rotary
Lunehean Brewinge
Rosinone Battier
Hobert Vikas Maas
Thalmer
Gradiate
Aare Af
Chiba
Mies Hufliner
Ats
del Scout
Robert Tarrison
Speech event at local club features social and biological relations
The program opened with remarks on improving knowledge of social and biological relations. Miss Margaret S. Desant introduced two speakers as Arn Wits presented by Maevin Hawk, with guests W. Reuben Pumphrey, Louis F. Kefouver, G. M W. Pesce, Dr A. T. Brice, and J. Walker Carty presiding.
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Meata
Iseeth Boys
Margaret S. Desant
Wits
Maevin Hawk
W. Reuben Pumphrey
Rocksville
Louis F. Kefouver
Middleton
G. M W. Pesce
Kresge
Frederick
A. T. Brice
Jefferson
J. Walker Carty
Club
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John Graham
Frederick City Hospital
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AKD
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Burrall
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Coe
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Bano Ad Poe
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James.e. Doll
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Il Pao Ae
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Oat Lee
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