Asey Mayo Investigates Roddy Strutt Link to Murder
In Cape Cod, Asey Mayo sifts clues amid Nettie Hobbs and Pam Frye’s feud after a murder. Roddy Strutt, fresh from a plane crash, hints at aiding Nettie while promising to stay out of the case as evidence hints at a larger motive and hidden wealth.
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Lorne
Nernster
Perm Frye
Atey Mayo
Cape Cod
Lecres
Asey l
Tim Cerr
Boerder
Frye
Octegas
Strckes Turiese
Ord
Brernna
Nete Yors
Roddy Strutt
Gabdy Nerhe Hobbs
Poms
Nettie
Asey
Sigma
Pam
Manna
Lornes
Nette
Pam Frye
Oyster Bay
Hyde Park
Aaron Frye
Jack Lorne
Marina
Peggy Boone
Lorne Garage
Thar
Jennie Aiayo
Netre
Nettie Hobbs
Sey
Hanson
Dr. Cummings
Asey Mayo
Gibraltar
Netfie
Roddy
Hollywood Turmoil and Feuds Behind the Studio Doors
NEA service report outlines William K Howard and Roland Brown as volatile Hollywood figures. Howard clashed with Fox and Korda, endured a windowless office, and pushed for higher pay while shaping projects like The Princess Comes Across and Over the Moon. Brown quarreled with producers, left John Barrymore work, then returned to direct and write, with Angels With Dirty Faces in development at Warner Brothers.
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Faul Harrison
Hollywood
William K_ Howard
Antyr
Howard
Jed
Ernest Hemingusys
Spain
Wren
Wonder Boy
Broadway
Walter Wanger
Harris
Metro
Stan
Fox
Mary Burns
Arthur Hornbrow
London
England
Alexander Kord
Trec
Tme
Roland Brown Brown
Reo
John Barrymore
Alexander Korda
Brown
Warner Brothers
Wedding Reception Honors Mr and Mrs R Warren Kettells
A lawn reception honored Mr and Mrs R Warren Kettells on their return from a wedding trip to the Eastern Shore. The event featured many gifts and a long list of attendees including Mr and Mrs Warren Kettells Mr and Mrs Harry Crum Mr and Mrs J C Kettells and numerous relatives from Baltimore Washington D C and East Orange New Jersey.
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R. Warren Kettellsi
Walkersville
Warren
Kettells
Harry Crum
J. C. Kettells
Earl Roerke
Myre Ford Hedges
William Ensor
Glenn Crum
Harry Kanode
Clyde Roney
Merhle Reddick
Millard
Crum
Hanson
Merhle Mayne
Washington, D. C
Scar Putman
Charles Burner
Walter Dudrow
Edward Mantz
M. Tabler
J. M. Engle
Robert Goodson
Baltimore
Pete Fe Mer
Markell Crum
Raymond Putman
Burkhart Fogle
Joseph Carlotti
Ray Zimmerman
Annie L Eyler
Alien Bowers
John W. Fisher
Albert Butler
Margaret Shoemaker
Eldge Keliells
East Orange
Janet Kerchner
Elizabeth Trout
Theresa Femmer
Doris Crum
Lizzett Prempert
Kathleen Putman
Glenda Giesnger
Aiildred Keeney
Margaret Fogle
Christmas Atbaugen
Virginia Clary
Dorothy Mercer
Beverly Crum
Margaret Crum
Mary Catharine Dudrow
Patsy Crum
Jane Fogle
Messrs
Durward Keliells
E Wayne Roerke
Edward Mayne
Kent Mayne
Merkle Mayne
Roland Fogie
Austin Putman
Hous Iton Putman
Randolph Putman
Billy Ensor
Irving Zimmerman
Bobby Kettells
Junior Engie
Junior Fogle
Walter Fogle
Joseph Fogie
Melvin C Tabler
Bobby Fogle
Jack Crum
Newton Kanode
Altering PWA loan limits faces Senate pushback
Senate leaders aim to loosen a drastic PWA restriction on lending to public utilities. The rule bars PWA loans that would compete with private firms. Senator Barkley signals a compromise allowing loans if a private utility refuses a fair offer from a municipality or other agency. Also notes a rare musical instrument trend and a 1937 U S hold count.
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Washington
Senate
PWA
Senate Appropriations Committee
Public Works Administration
Barkley
Kentucky
Municipaliity
Burns and Allen on Screen and Golfing Tale
Movie Scrapbook notes Bill Porter and George Scarbo on Burns and Allen. They formed a vaudeville duo, married after four years, rose to radio fame, with Gracie deferring to George. Gracie not funny on set, but audiences laugh. George handles business and teaches lines. Gracie once scored a hole-in-one golfing with George. They vacationed after five years, bought their first car, and Gracie trained to drive with a chauffeur. Gracie sings and dances in College Swing.
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Gracie Allen
George Burns
Burns
Gracie
George
China Seeks To Reform Scattered Army Lines
Shanghai May 23 China efforts to reform shattered ranks on the central war front continued as reports circulated of Germany recalling General von Falkenhausen and staff to Chiang Kai Shek. Berlin offices denied the order while China claimed arms shipments were suspended, signaling a major loss of war materials as authorities weighed the impact on China’s struggle with Japan.
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China
Shanghai
Japan
Suchow
Germany
Alexander von Falkenhausen
Chiang Kai Shek
Berlin
Foreign Office
Hankow
Scooter Tourist Puts 20000 Miles on Trailer Scooter
Tom Herridge, a Tarkio grocer, travels North America on a small motorized trailer scooter. He reached Frederick on Monday after starting from Washington en route to Nova Scotia, aiming to add more miles to his 20000 total. He traverses both good and bad weather, sleeping in a tiny trailer with a compact bed and a light plant for reading before night roads.
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Tom Herridge
Frederick
Herridge
Washington
Nova Scotia
Mexico City
Hood College classes donate magazines to Camp Frederick
The Junior and Senior classes of Hood College donated a large number of magazines to Camp Frederick the CCC Camp at Fishing Creek. The magazines were placed in the Recreation Hall reading room for the benefit of the rockers of the company.
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Hood College
Camp Frederick
CCC
Fishing Creek
Recreation Hall
Beneft
Rockers
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Mint Canyon
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Frank Nance
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James Earle Fraser
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Dewey Brown
Mt. Airy, Md
U. A. Lough
Market St
Frederick, MD
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Jelly Shee
Gibson Freez’r Shelf
Gibson
B. Nicodemus Frederick
North Market Street
Rodock
Bena EE
Beauty Shop
Warner Bros. Theatres
20Th Century-Fox
Darryl F. Zanack
Opera House
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