Murder Mystery at Farrington Bluff Ends in Tragedy
In a stormy night at Farrington Bluff a mysterious shot kills Jude Blinshop and uncovers a tangle of secrets in Michael's household. Norman Farrington, a disturbed half‑brother escaped from an asylum, triggers fear as he roams the manor. A bullet later clips Aunt Martha, escalating the ordeal and sealing grim fates.
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Jude Blinshop
Farrington Bluff
Michael
Mike
Marthe
Gey Pelmer
Norman
Jimmie
Ann Martha
Gay
Norman Farrington
Martha
South America
Tum
Hingos
Higeins
Asylum
Fayn
Jude
Higgins
John Wilkes Booth
Future of dirigibles Faces Divided Opinions
Frederick residents discuss dirigibles amid past tragedies. Some deem them impractical due to accidents. others expect science to improve safety and yield viable airships. Noted views range from skepticism to cautious optimism about future dirigible development and safety improvements.
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Frederick County
Show and Sale of Cattle On Monday
The third annual show and sale of registered Aberdeen Angus beef cattle, jointly sponsored by Maryland and Virginia breeders, will be at the Frederick Fair Grounds. The event runs Monday starting at 10 o clock with a cattle show judged by Peter C. Mackensie from State College, Pa. About fifty cattle will compete and the sale in the afternoon will be conducted by Col Fred Reppert of Decatur, Ind. Attendance is expected to exceed previous years with open house on Sunday afternoon and a Scotch Highlanders bagpipe concert as entertainment for visitors. Notable attendees include officers from the American Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association and several breeders from Maryland Virginia and nearby states.
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Maryland
Virginia
Frederick Fair Grounds
Frederick
Peter C. MacKensie
State College
Fred Reppert
Decatur
Ind
Was Said
Pennsylvania
Scotland
Wh, ‘'Tomhave
American Aberdeen
Queenstown
George K. Bailey
Wickwire Farm
Earleville
Foster Bros
Glyndon
Daniel E. Wight
Cremona Farm
Sam O'Sullivan
Mechanicsville
Heath Steele
Great Mills
H. H. Mackney
Finksburg
Charles T. Neale
Gordonsville
Canterbury Farms
Milton Miller
Warren
Local Officers At Banquet By Co B In Hagerstown
First Maryland Regiment and Maryland National Guard officers attended the annual banquet of Company 8B in Hagerstown. The event at Hotel Alexander named the outstanding member of the company who received a medal from the local American Legion post.
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Maryland
Maryland National Guard
Sfagerstown
Hotel Alexander
United State
Hagerstown American Legion
Legion
Caca National Guard
Frederick Co Cow Testing Assn nation report floor show
Frederick County Cow Testing Association coverage notes a floor show in the evening with attendees from Frederick including Col. D. J. Markey Lieut Col Elmer F Munshower commander of the Maryland State Police Capt Guy Anders Capt Charles N Staley Capt F Lester Smith Sergt D R Perkins Sergt ROW Wachter Major Robert F Barrick Capt Leland Reckord and Lieut Deans of Camp Ritchie Also Col Markey spoke on mechanizing the army citing a 1100 tank order for delivery in one set Lieut Cal Munshower spoke on road safety Nearby anti Jewish riots erupted in three towns near Brzese with police suspensions and damage totals reported 430 Jews hurt three seriously property damage 500000 London prize for first night across the Atlantic won by Capt John Alcock and Arthur Whitten Brown.
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Markey
Warsaw
Brzese
Aif
Kobryn
Terespol
Czernowczyce
Brest-Litovsk
London Daily
Atlantic
John Alcock
Arthur Whitten Brown
Frederick County
Chester Zentz
J L Nester
Daisy
Gt Wi
Chas
Wertheimer
Juliet G Smith
Alton Ro Kemp Babe
J. Edgar Ferrell
Pansy GG 1680 41 Eda
Edgar Ferrel
Edgar Roderick
Democrat Alton Ro Kemp
Esa
Edgar Ferrell Speckel
Joan Ig
Edgar Roderacx
Ivy
Alton R. Kemp
Ridgley
Lila
Nell
Jesse MI Burrall Jr
Tae
J. Ridgley Flook
Prospect Knoll Farm
Pansy Praay
Edgar Roderick Darsy
Carrie
Henry D Lakin Peach
Alton Ro
Blackie
Dr Marlin
Wiss
Lewis W Brown
Edgar Ferrell
Frank Stauffer
J. Ridgley Floox
Alton R Kemp Grossnickle
Henry D Lakin
Jane
Aln McCardell Lal
Pat Omer
G. Edgar Roderneck
Alton R Kemp
James Edgar Ferrell
J L. Nester Badidesse M. Burall
PRAGG
Raidgley Flock
Leroy Remsberg
Chas. Wertheimer
jArtie R. Kemp
PRI
Juliet G. Smith
Fredere Counts Dairy Herd Provement Association
Fred Wintermos
R. Fallin Mable
R. Fallin
Virginia Aa
Babe
John Summers
S. L. Downey
Angela
Glenn Trout
Bob
Paul Etzler
Marve
L. Downey
David H. Young
Janelle
S. L. Downes
R. F
Wallin
Kate
F. Wiliam Buff
F. Wiliam Lilly
Beckie
Lili
Glenn Traut
Elinor
M. Anderson Blackie
Simon L. Downey
Chas F. Wilcom
GH. GG. C
Clyde Z. Green
Edwin Lundgrenfa
PRIT
Etzler
Pba
Paul W. Austin
Ethel Zipemernag
Gh& GI
Mrs. R. F. Nallin
E. A. Baughman
Shows His Short Suit by Wm. F. McKenney
Secretary American Bridge League notes a player may shade requirements when a semi fit exists. Wesley McConkey and Sidney Williams of East Orange New Jersey reached a fine contract after South bid three hearts. North opened, East and West held strong cards, guiding the strategic choice.
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WM. FE
McKenney
American Bridge League
Wesley McConkey
Sidney Williams
East Orange
N. J
South
North
East
West
McConkey
Solution to FREVIOUS CONTRACT PROBLEM
A Bridge problem analysis discusses East's four hearts contract and the defensive cooperation of North and South. The recommended opening lead is a diamond nine, forcing West to cover with the ace, enabling a decisive chain that neutralizes West's diamond and heart threats. The article notes an alternate club lead would be dangerous but could defeat if West chose differently.
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East
North
South
Hearts
West
McConkey
NEA Service, Inc
Metropolitan Opera Broadcasts and Radio Schedule Mess
A late afternoon and evening radio schedule lists Metropolitan Opera broadcasts on WEAF NBC and multiple stations. It includes details of operatic pieces, guest speakers, and a dense lineup of concerts, programs, and church services across the week with stations WABC CBS WEAF NBC WJZ and others. The mixed listing covers operas, talks, musical variety, and local church events with scattered program notes and times.
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Jim
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Gogseradt
Lasker Tyler
Erwin Ro Kump
Frank Fraley
Tien Phehue
William C Royal
the Baptist Church
Joseph B Payne
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Holstein- Friesian Association of America
AN. McCardell
Murray de Nicos Demus
Unionville
Chicas
Marsland
Oklahoma
Fair Grounds
Frederick Co
Cow Testing Association
France
Lieut
Cal. Munshower
Axqos
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Eran, & S
Voll
North Pass
Erable
AKOTZ
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Gibon
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E. Suttfreield
New York
Walter Diakesth
IWEAP
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WEAF
Masipton
Ingete
Lane Valluze Sacen
Joe Cook
Lee Gordons
Moderne
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Suing Clus
Joanny
Russ “Morgan
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Barns Morgan
Daina Hose Fiamkens
WABC
CBS
John D M Hamilton
Sivley Bridges
New Hampshire
South Dakota
Chicago
Thatcher Colt
Marton ‘Talles
Jack Benny
W. C. ‘Fields
Bert Lahr
Merry Goa
Wabc-Cbs
Dave Rubinott
Phy Baker
Moore and Broderick
Eddie Cantor
Detroit Symphony
Gladys Swarthout
Community Sing
Wjz-Nbc
A. mi
Council of Polish Organizations
Northfield
Bob Ripley
California
Jimmy Joy
Norway
Proe Aram
Cuccigo Surety
Asis Philip
Omer
Sune Bertev
Sho
Aneron
London
Lutheran Church
Lovettsville
We W
Sylvester
Melandist Church
Libertytown
Ednesday
Ralph Tabor
Middletown
PY Oh
Williams
Union Bridge
Amos J. Trayeer
Key Gaibert B. ‘Lurers
Churen
Storm & Shipley Market
Hone
Ral Ciients Bf
North Market
Albert C
Palmer
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market St. Frederick, Md
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Boys Sanforiild
Witte
Cansdlewick
BAYON
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