Malone Meets Bond-Plot Offer in Earlton Lobby
Football star Duke Malone is approached by Ben Talbott and Joe Crane in a hotel lobby. They propose a $2000 payoff to influence a five game parlay by ensuring a tie in the State vs Michigan game, threatening Malone’s loyalty and warning of consequences if he refuses. Malone rejects the scheme and walks away, signaling danger ahead.
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Tor
Earlton
Malone
Ben Talbott
Todd
Talbott
Crane
Joe
Mr Malone
Mr Crane
Iman
Palbott
State
Michigan
Talbot
Harlem
Jean Erally
Sheckisake
Warner ‘Filmusical
Hattie MacDaniel
Hattie
Grade School Pupils Gather 1500 Lbs Scrap
Grade school pupils collected nearly fifteen thousand pounds of scrap metal in a recent drive. Local families and residents, including Mrs. Mary Vorhees visiting Summit Point, are noted among community events and illnesses. The report also lists visits, illnesses, and a family birthday dinner at Mrs. Eliza McC. Tiehis home in Hadicom mick.
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Womans Club
J. €. Newcomer
Camp Hill
Belle Heaffer
Oliver
Jesse Edwards
Washington City
Fanny Bowers
Mac Gi
Carlisle
Earl Krank
Charles Noland
Fort Dix
N. J
Roy Noland
Eliza McC
Edjof Drums
The Duke's Plot and a Dormitory Dilemma Unfold
A college campus tale centers on Todd Malone entangled in a staged plan involving a two thousand dollar offer to throw a game. Anne Trevor and Susan wrestle with whether to confront him as overheard conversations hint at a wider scheme. The story follows their cautious resolve as weekend events loom and a decision about trust hangs in the balance.
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Susie
Anne
Susan
Thad
Todd Malone
Todd
Michigan
Army
Sonny
Rome
Malone
Ed l Luttren
Hollywood Scenes Across Lot and Screen Notes
NEA Service reports vivid Hollywood set pieces with Harlem dancers in a Warner musical and Bette Davis memories on a staircase. Frances Dee and Tom Conway film a Walked With a Zombie anchor scene at RKO while crew joke about a salvaged real anchor. Revival services at Germanican Bethel Church begin with Rev. Clarence Mc Gaha leading ten weeks of evening talks.
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Betts
Bette Davis
Bette
RKO
West Indies
Frances Dee
Tom Conway
Jack Tourneur
Jset
Wells
Tourneur
Bolivar WV Items Of Interest From Bolivar
Announcements from Bolivar include births at St Josephs Hospital and local homes, with Margaret named for a newborn at the Martinsburg hospital and a son welcomed near Harpers Ferry. Attendees at Castleman Inn include Robert Riecks and several spouses from Washington DC Providence and Evans City, plus Bolivar residents. Reports note a clucker pox scare around Harpers Ferry, with mud vases among children, and a January principal appointment in Washington DC with a new high school head in Latthe Waste Washington.
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Ted Tester
Harpers Ferry
Aeraime van Ring
Martinsburg
Margaret
Tora High School
Camp Hall
Satinels
Elmer Davidson
Castleman's ‘Inn
Aly
Robert $F Riecks
Washington
Robert van Nostrand
Sherehall N.Y
Jean Quesinberry
New Windsor
Elsie Osburn
Louise Osburne
Nina Reichert
Agnes B. Campbell
Evelyn Locke
Katherine D. Collins
Washington, DC
Cecil & Webb
Baltimore
Tern
St Joseph’s Hospital
Laureda
G E. Webb
Bolivar
Local Social Roundup and Militia Company March
Mrs Edgar E Pickett spends a week with her son in Randallstown. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Harry Yingling and Miss Carrie Buckingham Mechanicsville. Calls at Pickett home by several townsfolk. Winfield Company No 644 Maryland Minute Men shipped to Taylorsville Methodist church marching from Taylorsville crossroads at 11 o clock.
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Wonfield
Edgar E. Pickett
Robert Haisht
Randallstown
Tony Fleming
Monard Bair, Jr
Westminster
Edgar Pickett
Harry Yingling
Carrie Buckingham
Mechanicsville
Joseph Pickell
Earl Mumford
Bil Conaway
Sykesville
Edward Mancha
Philly
Carole
Ace Smelol
Mie
Ray FL Barnes
Re Hume
The
Tatler
Tra D
Moxley
Airy
Herald Biyers
Boyd
Day Conaway
Waller Barnes
Mary Davis
Towson
Winfield Company
Maryland Minute Men
Taylorsvile Methodst
Taylorsville
Live-At-Home Program For All Food Producers
College Park November 7 at the University of Maryland extension service annual meeting promoted a wartime food drive and home food production plan. Associate Professor AB Tai ton and others urged citizens to see every can and dehydrated item as support for soldiers. Speakers outlined a state nutrition program and family living preservation during wartime.
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College Park
AB Taiton
University of Maryland
Universiity
Hannien
AU Agriculturists
Maratanid
University Stadl
Sessiy
Mise Mase Mastin Daa
Ecetomits
University
Lydia Lynde
U. S Department of Agriculture
Harald Benjamin
Consumer
Maryland Council of
Maxim word of the day and a campaign filing note
A lesson column promotes the word maxim with a proverb about first place. A separate statement filed with the Circuit Court shows Ray L Leatherman Republican spent 725.50 on re election effort. major costs included printing advertising and stationery.
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Register of Wills
Ray L. Leatherman
Circuit Court
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Willem Savery
Harpers’ Ferry
Falls Church
Sarah Lavery
Ma Jone
Duke
Anne Trevor
Anneport
Amy Bassett
Hollywood
Erskine Johnson
NEA
Jezebel
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Paul Henreid
Betta
Lena Hid
Washington D.C
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rehan
Vicki Vapekub
Lovie
Amar
John Payne
Betty Grable
Keystone Paint Products
Nicodemus
Jan Conre St
Frederick City
WM. R. Slemmer
Mgr
Liberty Finance Corporation
N. Market St
Rm Dey
Ea Doyle
Ae Basil Belmee Rathbone
Sherlock Nigel Bruce
Qock Holm
IR ‘Arthur CO Cou Bom
Evelyn Ankers Nees Thomas Gemmet Heary
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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