Kathleen and Donald Clash Over Neutrality Way
Kathleen Gregory confronts Donald MacDonald as they navigate divided town lines in Neutrality. She dreams of quieter lodgings with Bridget while tensions flare over feuds between the Gregory and MacDonald sides and a stubborn House of Hate along the hill. They jostle with insults and mutual curiosity, edging toward an uneasy truce.
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Hollywood Scandals and Star Moves Sparks in Industry
Hollywood gossip column notes power plays and shifts as Grover Jones overhears concerns about a Nazi film project, Franchot Tone's contract, Key Francis return plans, Bette Davis Scarlett fever, Johnny Weissmuller Tarzan deals, Sonja Henie conflict, Jack Benny horse loss, Mayer buys The Yearling, Clarence Brown water wells, Robert Taylor Beery fight staging, Cagney beat by a woman, Averill Warner release, Bob Baker leather belts sideline, Sigrid Gamie Norway quota plan, Lombard calls Gable The Moose, Bellamy floods losses, new theater footprint idea, Dorothea Kent praise at Pantages.
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David Selznick
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Tarzan
Sonja Henie
Norway
Robert Taylor
Wallace Beery
Beery
Jimmy Cagney
Ann Shendan
Anthony Averill
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Universal
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Sigrid Gamie
Mexico
Shell
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Clark Gable
Bas Bellamy
Ralph Bellamy
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Dorothea Kent
Taneytown Plans School Paper The Tancrette Staff Named
Taneytown high school forms a staff for a new paper The Tancrette with Audrey Ohler as editor in chief and a full slate of editors managers and reporters listed A key transfer places a former Pleasant Valley teacher as assistant in the primary grades A Taneytown Parent Teachers Association meeting is set for October 18 at 7 pm in the high school auditorium featuring a Dr Thomas A Martin movie for patrons
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Everett Hess
Thomas Smith
Mildred Car‘paugh
Betty Myers
Helen Cashman
Mary Ridinger
Kenneth Nusbaum
Dorothy Sell
William Formwall
Charlotte Mason
Isabel Warehime
Mildred Porter
Miss Stump
Arintha Marsh
Pleasant Valley School
Taneytown School
Taneytown
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Thomas A. Martin
Flier Cochran Wins Bendix Trophy Flight
Washington October 10 AP Jacqueline Cochran the flier says important flights like the Bendix Trophy race she won are good streamliners and fun. She usually loses five to ten pounds on each such flight.
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Meeting notice from Carrail County PTA
The Carrail County Parent-Teacher Association will meet Friday evening October 21 in Alumni Hall at Westminster for the scheduled gathering.
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Hope Hampton A Star Transitions From Silence To Opera
A portrait of Hope Hampton tracing her career from silent films to grand opera with debuts including Manon at the Philadelphia Grand Opera Company. She earned medals from France and Italy, performed across Europe, and maintains a strict vocal routine while juggling acting work and stage demands.
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George Scarbo
Hope Hampton
Philadelphia Grand Opera Company
Italy
Europe
Houston
Texas
Moved Residents And Weekend Travel Notes In Wartime Bolivar Area
Bolivar residents report Mr and Mrs Walter Bussard moved from the Tipton property in Bolivar to the Cummings property in Harpers Ferry. The Sandy Hook M E church is undergoing extensive improvements under Rev Chester B Smith. Mrs Mary Barker and Mrs Dewey Hill and family recently motored to Atlantic City for a short visit. Mr and Mrs Austin Houser and Mr and Mrs Robert Brill of Baltimore vacationed at J W Pierce’s home. Mr and Mrs Charles Littlton and Tammy of Atlanta, Ga returned home after two weeks with J W Ramsdill. Mass Nannie Marlatte of Mar-
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M. E. Church
Mary Barker
Dewey Hill
Atlantic City
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Tammy
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Nannie Marlatte
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Local Executive Committee Members Named in Report
Bonnie Creeger joins EB Swattlemyer Joan Creeger Lloyd Eyler Bertha Eyler and Lotte Eyler as officers on the executive committee in a shuffled roster recapped in yesterday’s column.
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Lloyd A. Eyler
Bertha Eyler
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Missouri Wheat Income Stable At About 25 Million
For 30 years Missouri farmers have earned roughly 25 million dollars annually from wheat. This sustained income reflects steady crop returns and market conditions supporting the state’s agricultural sector.
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