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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1942
Page
11
Kathleen Vaughan rents her barn for a summer theater. fiancé Joe Neely grows angry as their marriage is postponed again. He makes a placard calling her unfair to him and stands in front of her house to protest breakfast.
Kathleen, Joe, and Uncle Frank discuss Kathleen's ambition to become an actress over breakfast. The talk touches on Frank’s past acting friend, perception of actresses, and Joe’s plan to support Kathleen’s pursuit while he eyes a future together. Kathleen receives a telephone call hinting at further news, setting up the next scene.
Mrs Katharine E Byron announced she will seek renomination to Maryland's Sixth District in Congress. She succeeded her late husband William D Byron after his death in a Georgia plane crash. She praised Roosevelt and urged constituents to allow her to continue serving during the anxious war era.
Special Investigator Allen Bartgis and Sergt Reno arrest May Dodds Rogers on Jefferson Pike Wednesday. Rogers had escaped from Chestnut Lodge Sanitorium Rockville, a home for the insane. She said she planned to visit relatives in Ohio and then return to her New York home. The institution was unaware of her absence until notified.
Volunteer firefighters battle a massive blaze that consumed extensive Rhode Island timberland and government stored lumber. Three towns impose martial law as authorities explore sabotage theories while evacuations and emergency measures unfold.
Dorothy Dix argues wartime troop movements widen matrimonial horizons by mixing regions from Bird Song Mississippi to Rabbit Rack North Dakota and California. She outlines four mate types from Northern to Southern, Eastern to Western, noting traits and cautions, urging youths to choose wisely.
Mary Martin Veronica Lake and Sonja Henie performed a love scene with John Payne at an ice rink despite cold conditions. Director Lucky Humberstone urged action as Henie shivered in a skimpy costume and teased the director about the frigid set.
Local retailer showcases affordable clothing emphasizing livable, lovable, and thrifty options. Slogans promise quick, practical fashion with wide selection. No dates or locations provided in the readable text.
A brief fragment notes a picture titled Zevland lit by two electric heaters off frame. The speaker references Veronica Lake hair interest and hints at forthcoming items on moonbeam bleaching, signaling a gossip style tease without details.
A fragment describes a woman with sunburned hair, scalp treatments, and a noisy shower scene involving Mary Martins and actors, followed by a covered dish supper at the Stup home with relatives from Baltimore and Nashville, and ends noting Wyoming’s nearly 20,000 livestock brands on record.
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