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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1934
Page
3
Sergeant Harper investigates a double death at a fine house after a man impersonates the master and a distracted wife confronts a corpse. Ballistics, disguise, and a puzzling head wound raise questions of murder versus a staged scene as officers hunt clues while Dr. Ulrich and Doyle chase the scoop.
Four men wade toward Pierre Dufresne in a contract tied political clash. A policeman appears to have shot in Dufresne’s vicinity as Mrs Dufresne is cut by the sight. Dufresne remains away at a downtown hotel. Sergeene Herper reports a cornel chase as evidence points to a serious incident.
In the aftermath of two deaths in a house breakfast room, detective Harper contends with Dr. Ulrich over treatment of Mrs. Dufresne and the unfolding investigation. The police surgeon estimates death between seven and nine based on rigor mortis as officers trace the timeline and weapon details.
A noisy, recipe laden fragment shows how to make egg and flour noodles, shaping dough, resting, and cutting into squares for use in soups and meat fillings. It mixes steps with stray notes on serving ideas and odd phrases, reflecting a buffet of home kitchen guidance.
A confused Washington story mix details a young Columbia man jolting New Deal leaders, the first wedding in a capital government building, and a critique of tipster schemes. The piece alludes to Wagner Hopkins Johnson Richberg and Handler in a labor policy skirmish, with snippets of radio and press maneuvering and a Richmond couple’s secret ceremony in a Department of Agriculture laborer's basement.
Fragmented OCR text shows confusion about next steps and plans with hints of copyright credit to NEA Service in 1934. The readable portions express indecision and speculation about actions to take next. No clear names, places, or events are discernible.
Lime Kiln May 9 notices report the Ladies Ald Society meeting at Mrs. Chford Long's home on Wednesday at 2 p m. Several residents are listed visiting relatives near Doubs and Hagerstown. Claude Miller and wife welcome a son born May 5. Various local families are noted visiting or hosting over the weekend and Thursday evening with neighbors near Jefferson.
Theater listings show Tarzan and His Mate at Tivoli Theater with Johnny Weissmuller in a water stunt sequence directed by Cedric Gibbons and Maureen O'Sullivan. Norma Shearer returns to City Opera House in Riptide, backed by Robert Montgomery and an all star cast. Palooka ends three day run at Frederick Theater with Stu Erwin Marjorie Rambeau and Jimmy Durante. A cartoon, newsreel, and musical finale accompany each bill.
Music West was observed by the Kiwanis Club at its weekly meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The program was entirely musical with Carroll H. Hendrickson presiding. Winston Siupley played Beethoven's Minuet in E Flat. Mason Wills sang ten solos including Old Man River and Little Batiste to an attentive audience.
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