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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1936
Page
10
Selly Warren, editor of the Warrenton Courter, becomes engaged to Terry Maynard. Tip, Selly’s impulsive sister, falls for Terry and plans to pursue Philp Peace as he returns to his boyhood home. Philp backs Morris mill workers as Sally faces a choice between marriage and independence.
Sally and Terry confront a love triangle as Tip declares her love and storms out. Sally urges Terry to marry her now while Tip laments losing Terry and slips away, leaving Sally to face uncertain future and Tip's sudden vanishing.
The Pomona Grange meeting gathers eight subordinate granges at Orange Wall New Market on Saturday. Morning sessions cover committee reports and officer elections. afternoon installs officers with Keller Shank presiding. Several dignitaries arrive for talks and a play titled Goose Money closes the event.
Hollywood reports that James Cagney returns to work on Great Guy with Mae Clarke. A grapefruit scene triggers her famous line and fans recall a Public Enemy moment. Filming also features Mae Clarke Errol Flynn Kay Francis in Another Dawn with a sun-tilting technician on Sound Stage 8.
In London a tangled scene surrounds a meeting at the American Embassy in Tendon. The account notes mixed signals on a key figure's arrival amid security and diplomatic chatter.
In a New York duplicate game George Wager and his partners used old bridge conventions like fourths best and three trumps to defeat a contract. The defense maintained quick counting with precise plays, and despite complex math, the opponents could not overcome the defense count. The decisive play involved a heart deuce and careful ruffing to secure the contract by one trick.
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