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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1934
Page
10
Pierre Dufreess, a reader of the younger generation, is ambushed on a lonely road near the city. The incident sparks talk of danger and mystery as authorities investigate the claimed crimes and possible links to a larger plot.
In the Fourteenth Precinct a battalion of twenty four officers waits in the Bquad Room as a fierce blizzard rages. Sergeant Lewis dreadfully notes the empty blotter and hopes for action while Telephony and patrols circle with little to report until Howard Doyle, the Daily Ledger crime reporter, arrives to check for word on missing suspects.
The Tivoli theater scene features Clark Gable and Mena Sis in a new production with a mixed cast from stage and screen. The show promises fresh screen talent, older stars, and a wartime era backdrop.
The piece surveys chaotic party politics in 1934 with leaders like Sanders Farley and Roosevelt aides unsettled by uncertain campaigns. It notes centralized strategy gaps, debts, and internal disputes in Tammany Hall as party lines shift toward a difficult next Congress.
A series of brief social notes from Copperville and adjacent communities records visits and stays. Residents like Mrs D R Zepp, Emory Cole and family, Charles Cramer, Laurence Foutz, Percy Garner, Mrs Mary Lochner, Mrs Emma Layman, and Mrs Samuel Newmar are mentioned in visits to Baltimore, Tratanon, Frederick county, Tanestown, Decvood, and Frederica. The column notes holidays, returning travelers, and social calls amid spring weather and farming activity. The piece ends with a mention of the season’s mild to cool weather and a nod to America’s first auto race average speed in 1895.
An excerpt presents a bridge problem with North opening one diamond and South bidding clubs. It asks how bidding should proceed to reach a final contract and how the hand fares with a king of clubs exposed. The text references play lines, discards, and declarer decisions amid a long, garbled narrative.
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