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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1938
Page
10
Fragment reads a melodramatic tale of a young English girl and two men James Clyde and iPeul Thorne. Clyde pursues romance while facing encroaching dangers from Rentongen and others. The text implies a perilous campaign with threats and loyalty tested.
The narrator fights through tropical fever and brutal jungle warfare as a mission toward empire unfolds. Christine intrudes as mind and memory blur, and a riverine assault against Malay defenses becomes a desperate, fevered march toward a hopeful light for a cherished partner. The text blends combat, delirium, and fragmented memories in a survivor’s struggle.
A surprise party at Miss Louise Barnes home Browningsville honored Brandon Duvalls birthday. Guests included Louise Barnes Marion Sames Vivian Barnes Mazie Barnes Eve n Walker Virginia Burdette Alma Burdette Janice Grimes Marian Devail Julia Kemp and others. Activities featured refreshments and lively games with families and neighbors attending. Other local notes report visitors from near Browningsville and Washington DC and news of a newborn son of Mr and Mrs John Strap.
The Vocational Agriculture Con Inuation Club has secured Noah Arbaugh of Westminster as speaker at Frederick High School on Seed Corn Selection tomorrow after noon at 1 43 o clock.
Hollywood correspondent describes Charles Judels as a polyglot actor who speaks many languages and uses mimicry to perform in diverse roles. An Austrian inn keeper, a Swede, and Frenchmen roles highlight his knack for adopting accents, with humorous anecdotes from Paramount restaurant to Lambs Club and a Cleveland bankers convention.
Bill Porter notes that Towne and Baker are the most prolific and highest paid collaborators in film, earning about 350000 each, known for adaptions and originals, often resigning weekly yet never seriously, sometimes ejecting visitors before offering champagne, and frequently sharing story ideas to produce two separate scripts. Their latest successes include Ali Baba Goes to Town Standin and The Joy of Living.
A dense diary of New York and national radio broadcasting across stations WEAF NBC WABC WJZ WOR and others. It lists programs by time with entertainers, orchestras, comedies, talks, and classic dramas, including Burns and Allen, Fibber McGee, and the Philadelphia Orchestra along daily and evening slots.
February attendance lists show multiple grade cohorts with named pupils across first through seventh grades. The fragment includes student names and ends with notes on light and sound speeds, including figures 136.264 miles and 1082 feet per second.
Police posted red tags over the weekend on vehicles parked illegally. Six John Does forfeited collateral for non appearance Saturday night, with eleven more red tags shown Sunday night. In default, collateral is forfeited and docketed under John or Mary Doe. Austin Bord, colored, jailed Sunday for disorderly conduct. Lieut. Blumenauer made the arrest.
February perfect attenders at Liberty Elementary include names across grades from first through sixth. Notables: Robert Baltzell, Frank Gorsuch, Glenn James, Lola Repp, Charlotte Rippeon, Margaret Repp, Stanley Smith, Richar? Rippeon, Mary Waltz, and Paul Burkier among many others.
A fragmented quiz item asks about an inventor's son and his jab while noting U.S. tax policy and U.S. advisories on China. It questions true false statements about Japan red areas, a Hooded Ones group, and a secret band in Sicily, plus Germany and American Nazi organizations.
Senator Byrd a Virginia Democrat said the administration plan to reorganize Federal agencies would lock in spending at at least 8 billion dollars annually for an indefinite period. He predicted strong opposition from many senators as the Senate prepared to renew debate.
A surprise birthday party was held at Mrs Florence Sayler's home near Rocky Ridge to celebrate her 52nd birthday. Cards and bingo were played and refreshments served with many relatives and friends in attendance.
A roster of individuals listed by grade includes Rippeon Otis Rippeon Shirley Koontz Dorothy Boone Myrabelle Dudderar Loretta Etzter Charlotte Gross Madeline Harne Louise Martin Betty Rhoderick Marion Thompson Dorothy Stambaugh seventh grade: Holmes Baker Fountain Beail Ernest Harne John Offutt Charles Reynolds Harry Rhoderick Thomas Riordan Everett Smith William Degilbiss Robert Hammond Edward Ngonan Betty Baker Catherine Beard Jane Dudderar Helen Keeney Anna Leatherman Ruta Nash Shirley Reynolds.
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