Hedge and Hearts Entangle in a Family Test
Amanda Goodloe faces pressure from legal and financial troubles as relatives scheme to resolve a land dispute. Reuben Oliver, once her guest, reveals a hard past and a proposal to aid the hedge’s fate, while Amanda confronts moral codes and a looming bank arrangement as tensions mount. Tomorrow hints at a marriage arrangement amid escalating conflict.
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Reuben Oliver
Mrs. Goodloe
Mrs. Goodtoe
Mr. Oliver
Reuben
Amanda
Pol
Ike
Goodloe
Cissy
Jim Gondloe
Judith
Fergazex
Part Of Unionville Woman Estate Sold
Part of the late A May Baker estate in Unionville was withdrawn at a bid of 2900 dollars for 3.5 acres. A neighboring 5.75 acre woodlot near Unionville sold for 100 dollars in Wilt. Unionville household and kitchen furniture totaled 752.30 dollars, bringing the sale to 852.30. Auction overseen by executors W Snader Saker Wilbur Baker and Guy E Baker. Glenn Trout was auctioneer, R L Kelly listed as the clerk.
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Unionville
A May Baker
W. Snader Saker
Wilbur Baker
Guy E. Baker
A. May ‘Baker
Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
Aged Physician Seeks Congress Amid Candidacy Turmoil
Dr John William Klemm, aged physician and long time U S House hopeful, is again pressed as a candidate for Congress. He comments that others seek the governorship. A Leonerdtown meeting speaker misnames him for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He says he does not want to run for governor and notes his years of Federal service. A Chicago children’s court history is briefly mentioned.
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Art
Rainier
Mid
John William Klemm
U. S. House of Representatives
Leonerdtown
Congress
Klemim Seal
Hollywood Pair Lockharts Reveal Life on Stage and Screen
NEA Service reports Kathleen Lockhart and her husband Gene share a long career in theater film and radio. The elder couple recounts rising from London to Broadway and Hollywoods ever changing scene. Their daughter June at 12 has debuted with the Metropolitan Opera and eyes films but prioritizes education. June recalls Freddie Bartholomew incident where he feared fan mail labeled him a sissy and June helped rescue him.
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Pall Harrison
Holswovud
June
Tory
USC
Julliard Foundation
New York
Lockharts
Promucer
Kathleen
London
Lockhart
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mimsey
Peter Tbbetson
Freddie
Sissy
Hollywood
Freddie Bartholomew
Mylicent
Fragmented multiple choice items from an old exam page
The text shows a jumble of questions and options about historical figures and foreign policy, mentioning Arthur Seyss-Inquart, Secretary Hull, Nazi leaders in the Saar, U S policy toward international cooperation, isolationism, and a suicide club president. It reads as a scanned exam page with garbled punctuation and incomplete lines.
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Arthur Seysz-Inquart
Austria
Suic:de Club
Mexico
Movie Scrapbook Features Osa Massen Career Notes
Bill Porter outlines Osa Massen's early career in Denmark film studios where she served as photographer and actress assistant. She rejected 300 im pictures then took a century room job after a director urged her to star in Kidnapped. She learned film cutting on the job and worked as cutter actress for over two years before being spotted by a foreign scout Cele Clavely who sent her first American dollar.
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Osa Massen
Denmark
Cele Clavely
America
Maryland Finds High Unemployment Among Under 34
A state summary of the November unemployment census shows 1834 totally unemployed and 13205 emergency workers in Maryland. Males account for 71.2 percent of the totally unemployed. 62% had no earnings the week before registering. The census covered 43 percent of the state’s 1,679,000 population.
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Maryland
Restricted Parking At Mt. Airy Planned
Mt Airy mayor and council plan to restrict Main Street parking to two hours modeled after a Fredrick law. Merchants oppose fearing loss of prospective shoppers to nearby towns. Officials say most current spaces are taken by townspeople, and the proposal aims to draw out of town shoppers. Mayor Charles A. Ogle says the council will proceed with the ordinance.
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Mt. Airy
Main Street
Charles A. Ogle
Commissioners Suit Against Gaver Delayed
The Frederick County Commissioners suit against Supervisor of Assessments Alfred W. Gaver, set for today in Circuit Court, will be rescheduled for April. Defense counsel David C Winebrenner III is reported in Florida. case concerns overpaid salary across years. The supervisor’s counter claim for services was rejected by demurrer.
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Frederick County
Alfred W. Gaver
David C Winebrenner
Florida
Supervisor of Assessments
New Powder Keeps Teeth Firm All Day
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State Without Funds For Purchase Of Tower
Waynesboro Pennsylvania March 27 The State of Marsiland Jacks funds to acquire the Quirsuk Tower tract for developing an area as a replication use in observation stations. A letter to Edmund O Bla from Besley of the Marsland State Ecetet outlines plans to purchase the necessary tracts and develop the area, with discussions of a possible proposition by John Kreiner of the Western Maryland Railroad. The Quirauk Tower formerly served as a fire observation station in cooperation with Pennsylvania. observing facilities near the Maryland border led to the tower being discontinued and Maryland ending use of Quirauk.
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Waynesboro
Marsiland
Quirsuk Tower
Olds
Marsland
Edmund O
South Chater
Department
organization world agit ort &#nd
Waynesburg
John Kreiner
General Passnges
Western Maryland Rairoad Company
Hagerstown
Ervne Bodes
Forestry Department
Quirauk
Three executed in electric chair at Alefonte prison
In Alefonte Pennsylvania three convicted slayers died after midnight in the electric chair. Imotne de Rockyview Pensentary, Raph Hews a 22 year old farm hand from Franklin county, was strapped in at 12:30 am and died in three minutes. Fred Reibaldi, 27, and Albert Gregg of Philadelphia followed in rapid succession.
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Alefonte
Rockyview Pensentary
Raph
Franklin County
Fred Reibaldi
Albert Gregg
Philadelphia
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