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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1938
Page
12
Paul and Blair flee up the river as fires blaze and pursuers close in. Aboard the Avon and Linkang, James Clyde is lost to the sea, leaving Christine and Paul to plan a cautious future while awaiting the next installment. Christine rests while Paul chains his resolve.
Hollywood dispatch reports a lively on set ruse and practical jokes during filming of Three Comrades. Cary Borzage’s crew is tormented by mud balls and wires from behind the scenes while Van Dyke cautions intruders about camera range.
Lionel Barrymore, oldest of the Barrymores, turns 60 on April 26. His career spans stage beginnings on Long Island, art studies in Paris, illustrating, stage work, and a switch to films. He directed Ruth Chatterton in Madame X and Rome Song, then acted in A Free Soul which earned the 1931 Academy Award, distinguishing him as a rare star character actor.
Omar Rubeck, 45, of Fairview Maryland, died at Washington County Hospital from burns suffered when a stove toppled onto him at his home. Deputy Leister Isanogle said Rubeck may have been drinking and laid beside the stove, then in another room the sofa caught fire leading to fatal injuries.
The excerpt notes Miss Darwell’s possible involvement with a used sweater prop and a $5 rental fee for a prop. Johnny Downs smoked a pipe during Crime Gives Orders filming and suffered after days in the studio hospital. William Powell avoids cigars via a prop-man trick to limit exposure.
The American Youth Commission reports Maryland unemployment at 30 percent for ages 16 to 25, with most workers dissatisfied by pay or duties. Of the unemployed, half had never held a full time job, and over half were not seeking work. Average weekly wage for the employed was 12.96 dollars. Perceptions of pay varied, with 16 percent greatly underpaid, 29 percent slightly underpaid, and 10 percent believing they earned fair value.
Soviet newspapers reported clemency would be refused for 21 confessed and convicted traitors in Moscow. Eighteen were reportedly executed with two days more needed for appeals and two more before the secret executions. The note also mentions Caledonia as the ancient name for Scotland.
Radio Day by Day outlines education programs by Dr Bryson of Columbia University and American Work themes. Listings detail tonight’s schedules across WEAF WABC WJZ and other networks with programs, interviews, and concerts, plus what to expect Tuesday and various international broadcasts.
The Evangelical Lutheran church Men s Club will be addressed by Rev Roy Sloop pastor of St Mark s Lutheran church Hagerstown this evening at the 6 15 o clock dinner meeting Rev Mr Sloop is well known in this city and was formerly pastor of Christ Lutheran church Baltimore.
Police court records detail a disorderly conduct case in Emmitsburg involving Charles Shorb and Greta Reithert. The report notes parking charges and a Sunday night incident with collateral posted for appearance.
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