Judith Brings Letter to Reuben Amid Old Home War
Judith at Cesper Street reflects on love, jealousy, and betrayal as she confesses she has changed. She writes to Reuben Oliver, seeking reunion and shared struggle, then rides to the train to mail the note before Christmas, while pondering Gary Brent and future.
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Strugelin
Gran
Olivers
Reuben
Iris
Gren
Jim
Judith
Cissy
Judykin
Jimmy
Judgkin
Reuben Oliver
Gary Brent
Gary
Pass
Cesper Street
Judyking
Reuben’swhereabouts
Pike
Biddy O'Hare
Biddy
Copsright
Labor Groups Urge Huge Spending Plan
Washington May 2 leaders of AFL and CIO united to urge Congress to approve President Roosevelt’s 4.5 billion plan to attack unemployment. William Green and John L. Lewis testified before the House Appropriations subcommittee while Norton pressed for wage hour bill action. Green and Lewis differed on unemployed totals, citing 11.2 to 13.2 million jobless.
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Washington
AFL
C. I
Congress
Roosevelt
Mayor la Guardia
New York
Congressional “Recovery Committee
William Green
John L. Lewis
House Appropriations
House
Norton
Fr.oay
Lewis
Green
Hollywood Stars Learn Fitness At A Club In Town
Hollywood figures flock to a local athletic club for handball squash and swimming. Ward Bond and Dick Purcell ambush colleagues with pressure hoses while Johnny Weissmuller and Richard Greene show off in the pool. Director John Ford and Gene Towne join in and Porter Hall gardens the grounds as the studio crowd sheds tension and trains.
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Colony
Ton
Well
Glenn Morris
Nick Lucas
Ward Bond
Dick Purcell
Paul
John Ford
Bond
Ford
Carl Johnson
Gene Lockhart
Luis Alberni
Horace MacMahon
George Seitz
Ivan Lebeder
Olin Howland
Tom Sawyer
Gene Raymond
Johnny Weissmuller
Jon, Hall
Buster Crabbe
20Th Fox
Richard Greene
Gene Towne
Towne and Baker
Scrapbook notes on Florence George opera career
Biographical sketch of Florence George highlighting training at the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago, debut with Chicago Civic Opera as Gilda in Rigoletto, and early performances with a youth opera company. Mentions a parrot Archie, pets, and her striking blond appearance.
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Florence George
American Conservatory of Music
Ciicago
Chicago Civic Opera
Gilda
Wejar Opera Company
Archie
Infestation Notice Targets Hall Garden In State Hangar Show
A resident received a notice that his garden was infested with noxious jalk spur and morning glory. If not destroyed promptly, the State Highway Commission would remove the plants and bill him for the work.
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State Highway Commission
Hall
The Last Hotel in England Sign at Land's End Inn
A local inn at Sénnen on Land's End in England displays contrasting signs on its faces. One side reads The Last Hotel in England and the opposite side proclaims The First Hotel in England, creating a quirky landmark for travelers.
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Sénnen
Land's End
England
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Sweeney in Thurmont
A birthday dinner at the Thurmont home of William Sweeney celebrated his wife Mrs. William Sweeney. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. William Sweeney, Mrs. Harry Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sweeney, C A Hantz of Dublin, Mrs. Bessie Draper, Mrs. Emma K Sweeney, Miss Elizabeth Sweeney, James Simmons of Frederick, and many Sweeney relatives including Margarete Hontz Martha Sweeney Billie Stanley Sweeney Master Joseph Sweeney Frances Sweeney Raymond Sweeney Jr and Harry Sweeney Jr.
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William Sweeney
Thurmont
Harry Sweeney
Raymond Sweeney
C. A. Hantz
Dublin
Bessie Draper
Wolfsville
Emma K. Sweeney
Elizabeth Sweeney
James Simmons
Frederick
Margarete Hontz
Martha Sweeney
Billie
Stanley Sweeney
Joseph Sweeney
Frances
County Towns Hold Elections Monday Vote Totals Reported
Vague data from multiple towns indicates voters participated with variable turnout. Burkess Junr and Elkridge select town officials while Mt Airy reelects Burgess and council members. Walkersville reports few votes with W Nelson Stauffer and Roy Zimmerman re elected.
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Ler
D Elder
Thornton Rogers
Burkess
Elkridge
Tam S Wachtel
M. John
Myersy
Sesey Charles A. Ogte
Cotneat Burdette
Bradley C. Leatt Herwic
Harry L. Bushey
Tra D. War King
Mt Aiying
Walkersville
Burgess W. Nelson Stauffer
Roy Zimmerman
Festival Of Flowers At U M Wednesday
Maryland University hosts a Festival Of Flowers on campus Wednesday featuring a pageant titled Maryland-A. 3 suce of America written by Margaret Maslin and Nancy Anders. The event includes May Day dances with the University Choral Clubs and a secret election of the May Queen followed by a coronation.
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Maryland University
Maryland
A. 3
Suce of
America
Margaret Maslin
York
Nancy Anders
Frederick
Free State
Cowboys May Return to Saskatchewan Pastures
Regina may see cowboys return as the badlands once unsuitable for cereal crops are turned into community pastures. The May report notes the transformation of vast tracts into grazing land on the Saskatchewan ranges.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan Ranges
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Hollywood
Paul Harreison
NEA
Star
Cer
Porter Hall
Blue & Grey Beauty Shop
L Porter
George Scarto
Resstiu
U.S Patent Office
J. B. Sheffield
Birmingham
Ala
Sheffield
Alabama Penitentiary
Sade
Nceme
Sitalus
Physical Culture
Dansville
Bernarr Wacfadder
Pew
U. O.M
Chalfonte Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
Labovitz
Coats
Mulenna Chan Gshorne
Wite
E Piatt Houck
Gers
Samuel Hopkits Adams
Roi Warren Howared
Nase Macanday
Oleander Niver
S Stern
Baynard Kendrick
Florenz Branch
Margaret Cullsin
Kemp
Thriffies
Simms
Caarles
Crcuis
Ags
Uvely
Acdesses
Snoase
Ocigre
Byuve
Devia
Cal
Denital
Todat
Nance Co. Hon
Court St
Tivoli Today
Tomor
Bette Davis
AW Srner Beos
Wut Hienry Fonda
George Brent
Margaret Lindsay
Donald Crisp-Fay
Adilaiam Dyler
Opera House
Smith Ballew
Youll
Katharine Ginger Hepburn Rogers
Adolphe Menjou
Stage Door
RKO Pictere
the Frederick Co-Operative Concert Association
M. Cc. A
Independent Hose Company No.1
Ana
Captain Delmar
Fair Grounds
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