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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1936
Page
13
A quirky glossary of film industry jargon appears amid a local police report. The piece lists terms like cannibal, tankrrop, heater, and spaghetti, explaining their meanings in context of sets, props, and crew roles. It mixes technical slang with a county hearing summary about vehicle and license infractions.
Deeds for several city properties were recorded Thursday in Frederick County. Mr and Mrs Gary Sanday bought 114 West Third Street for about 4000 dollars. Mr and Mrs Dion E Boost sold their dwelling at 13 West Sixth Street to Grace A Baumgardner for about 2000 dollars.
A sprawling, readable fragment lists many individuals and families connected to a local church event. The text mentions sketches of attendees, donors, and speakers across towns including Ridgeville Exeter and Brunswick with numerous family names and a May gathering planned at a new high school auditorium.
The Roads Commission releases a report to the governor listing eight counties with overdrafts and detailing financial balances. Montgomery appears with a noted balance and various figures show funds allocated, deficits, and upcoming deadlines through September.
A fragmented theatre notice recounts Tivolt and Tred Wabiv performances with mentions of actors, venues, and upcoming events. It lists several names like John GQhein and William Stark, and references opera, masks, and possible safety concerns during productions.
Local listings reveal a comedy titled Blark Networn featuring actors Jisene Fracan Livan Leighton Wade Hoveer and others. The program notes indicate a lively performance on Carmen venue with Warns I Mey Hores providing musical support.
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