Murder Trail Unfolds in Cepe Cod Post Office Scandal
Detective Asey Breyo follows a web of deceit after Pemels Frye from Pemels Frye House uncovers $30,000 worth of emerald on a banked becek. Merine is killed with Pam's knife as the plot unspools with a suspect fled.
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Cepe
Cod Weber
Asey Breyo
Leerns
Pemels Frye
Merine
Artis
Aseyt
Pam
Sterlling
Ambergris Heist Ends With Surfside Lump Secured
Pam reveals how she retrieved a lump of ambergris from the surf after a tense plan with her family. Sister’s greed and risk, plus a fight over the prize, drive the drama as Pam lunges to safeguard the fortune and keep Father comfortable.
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Dack
Father
Sister
Jack
Pam
Asey
Starina
Ambergris, treachery, and a beachside caper unfold
Pam Frye recounts the night she and Sister hauled in ambergris salvaged from the sea. A tense plan forms to flee with the prize to Boston while Father stays oblivious. Rival Roddy and Sister drift into danger as Asey probes the motives behind the treasure and the pair’s fearsome dynamic.
Cub Pack Meets in North Market Street School
Third weekly meeting of North Market street school Cub Pack updates ranks with new cat candidates Thomas Bowman and George Danner. Appointments include Albert Segalois as temporary Cub-master Robert Hane den chief Paul Magaha scribe Louis Segalogt denner and Herbert Mount assistant denier. Visitors Frank Lewis and William Ray attend. Meetings set weekly Fridays until June 10.
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North Market Street
Harvey Warmaca
Marion Carmack
Herbert Mount
Charles Harvis
Frank Hirsch
Elwen Keyser
Leroy Barihlow
Paul Magaha, Jr
Louis Segalon
Tsrg
Thomas Bowman
George Danner
Cub
Albert Segalois
Robert Hane
Paul Magaha
Louis Segalogt
Denner
Louis Segaloff
America
Frank Lewis
Hollywood Stars Face Backlash and Career Shifts
Hollywood critics note exhibitors target high salaries and lean toward fewer long contracts. Despite industry defense, signs point to rising costs and star-pact instability. Joan Crawford faces a new, music oriented career path with a five year Broadway linked option while remaining under studio options. Greta Garbo may sign new terms after return. Joan Crawford gains leverage for stage and film work.
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Paul Harrison
NEA
Hollywood
Independent _Paenter
Tame Rigest
Macares
Joan Craspares
Snow White Jandell Seven
Awarts
Joan
Joan Crawford
Miss Crawford
M. C. Levee
Taal B. Mayer
Mayer
Marvel Ious
Movie Scrapbook By Bill Porter Trade Mark Hedviceanes
A fragmentary note profiles the large Hollywood family of Bill Porter and Hedviceanes, saying nine children born around Mack Sennet’s era, with Coy Sr. as a pioneer cowboy and trainer. It lists Vivien 23 Gloria 20 Louise 18 Harry 16 Billie 34 Detmar 21 Gary and others, noting film work, radio drama, and early Keystone connections.
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Hedviceanes
Nerson
Hollywood
Mack Sennet
Lot
Coy, Jr
Vivien
Gloria
Louise
Harry
Billie
Detmar
Gary
Bobs
Coy, Sr
Hollywood Talent Traces and Salaries Across Big Studio Deals
The piece surveys Katharine Hepburn smiling toward Scarlett O Hara in Gone With the Wind and details her shrinking wages at RKO while Marlene Dietrich and Mae West shift contracts and pay. Kay Francis plans marriage and retirement as Warner’s star exits. Executives note profitability of economical series and westerns as Metro asks if Garbo should ride a bronco.
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Dietrich
West
Reo Lkewise
Hepburn
Miss Francis
Warner Brothers
Greta Garbo
Metro-Goldswyn-Mayers
Katie
Scarlett
Katharine Hepburn
Hollywood
RKO
Mother Carey
Miss Hepburn
Scarlett O'Hara
David Selznick
George Cukor
Marlene Dietrich
tAngel
Emanuel Cohn
Mae
Kay Francis
John Litel
Litel
Still Pictures
Metro
Garbo
Middletown Property Sold to Norman and N D Borer
The Doub property on East Main Street Middletown changed hands from Peoples Liquidating Corporation to Mr and Mrs Norman D Borer. The deed records show the sale consideration about 4200 dollars.
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Middletown
East Main Street
Peoples Liquidating Corporation
Norman D. Borer
Raising a Family by Olive Roberts Barton
A 1933 essay advocates "moral roughage" to build stamina and adaptability in children. It argues that facing small hardships strengthens character, emotional life, and resilience, comparing life to a battle and an oyster that resists. It emphasizes gradual exposure to bumps, balanced without hardening hearts, with a closing note on Scouts and a local Cub pack hike.
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Jaca Hayig
Ray G
Jack
Kay
NEA Service, Inc
Domestic animals harm pasture land triggering erosion damage
Washington May 10 AP Dr Iran Gabrielson of the Department of Agriculture warns that trampling and vegetation stripping by domestic animals reduces pasture quality and accelerates soil erosion, as reported in The News from an agriculture briefing.
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Washington
Iran Gabrielson
Department of Agriculture
Seg Talon
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