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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1936
Page
13
A garbled recollection from Paul Harrison drifts through Hollywood anecdotes about screenwriters, actors, and unfinished projects. The fragmentary text recalls negotiations, pay, and shifts in the industry, with references to notable figures, film work, and unresolved ideas amid a chaotic stream of names and events.
Sally Warres accepts a late night flight with Terry Maynard to Greensboro despite promised limits set by her stepmother. Lola Hopkins nudges Sally toward social outings as Sally weighs family duties and Tip’s restless urgency in Warrenton.
Closeup and Comed y reveals snickers over Stage Door Broadway casting with Margaret Sullavan and Phyllis Crooks in key roles. Greta Garbo and Olivia De Havilland face new deals while Marlene Dietrich and Tyrone Power navigate upcoming assignments and personal headlines.
Troll Lovetts Young Don Amoeche Tent Taylor and Katherine DeMille star in Ramona at Troll Theatre through May with Helen Hintirk sson’s immortal love tale. Emil Coleman and band provide a news reel before the feature. An all star cast headed by Clijster Morris Pay Wray and Lionel Stand er appears for the last times at City Opera House in They Me in a Tad. Columbia’s It Happened One Night follows with Ken Murray comedy Sporting Quiz also shown.
In Vienna on November 1 Austria and Hungary publicly but indirectly recognized the Italian Empire in Ethiopia. Chancellor Kurt Schusch nigg in na toms spoke at a banquet near the border of Victor Emmanuel of Italy and emperor of Abyzainia, signaling the move.
A crowded schedule in the Union area highlights a November meeting led by Key figures including Mrs. Stobert and Mrs. Weaver. Attendees ranged across families and local churches with reports of forthcoming services, gatherings at homes, and plans for class activities and retreats.
Fragmentary text mentions a meeting and visit to a young women's group. Details are garbled with numerous transcription errors, preventing clear identification of people, places, or dates.
Washington hearings on social and economic legislation draw varied views. The session covers aspects of welfare, taxation, and labor policy, with testimony from lawmakers and interest groups outlining support and concerns.
The text lists scattered references to constitutional amendments, party names like Labour party, independence, and figures or groups such as Kool Bushey. It hints at ongoing political debate, campaigns, and possible new party formation, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses forgetting dentures and dental care routines. It mentions Janet Wietre and unclear dates, with references to teeth, taste, and pain. The readable material is scattered and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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