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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1938

Page

11

Donnell MacDonald and Kathleen Plot Right of Way

Kathleen Gregory, a fiery red haired woman, schemes to secure a right of way for the Golden Girl mime by matching wits with rival Donald MacDonald. Across feuding clans and a wooden Highland setting, their heated banter conceals a growing attraction as Bridget watches.

Athleen Gregory Gregory Donald MacDonaic Sute Gregorys Bridget Kathleen Donald MacDonald Kit Smyth Joey Angus Riley Tealmy Balmy Gregory House MacGregor

Union Bridge Community Notes and Meetings

Union Bridge and Westminster residents shared visits and updates including repairs on Farquhar street, music studies in Baltimore, and recent family and guest gatherings. The Union Bridge Chamber of Commerce held a meeting at Clear Ridge Inn with State Senator J David Baile speaking on an Emergency Health Center for Carroll County and a resolution endorsing a Maternity and Emergency Hospital funded by Carroll County.

Union Bridge John Eckard Washington, D. C Elmer Nusbaum Carl Mullinix Doris Fowbié Westminster George Fowbie George Bowers Farquhar Street Donald Bloom Louise Birely Peabody Conservatory of Music Baltimore Union Bridge Chamber of jCommerce Clear Ridge Inn Union Iowa Winc J. David Baile Baile Carroll County G. S. LaForge M. H. Rakestraw

Hollywood Boils Over with Studio Tricks and Talent Tales

Hollywood insiders recount a candid view of film workplace rites as actors chase speaking parts. A secretary-turned-actor Mary Healy lands a first speaking role after patient prep, while Tyrone Power pushes for a safer chair amid ongoing studio red tape and department hurdles. A studio delegation also visits as industry voices debate the audition and dubbing process.

Tyrone Power Mr Power Department 44-Q Power St. J Lou Schreiber Foor Mr. Schreiber Mr. Power

Movie Scrapbook Portraits and a Jocular Director Tale

A collage notes Gail Patrick seeking an attorney role and posing for sculptors while a Hollywood director jokes about his fame. The piece blends Patrick’s interests in perfume and cooking with a German expatriate director and a linguist wife, plus a tangent on Shang dynasty jade carving circa 1400 to 1100 B C.

Bill Porter George Scarbo Gail Patrick Bob Cobb Hollywood Germany Europe Nein China

Mixing of Boys and Girls for Healthy Teens

Olive Reber argues for early supervised mixing of sexes to ease social attitudes. She urges parents to organize calm gatherings with dancing and games, stressing that wholesome contact under guidance helps children form natural relationships while avoiding forced segregation.

Beth Annabelle Cacy Fim

Brig General Henry H. Arnold named chief of U.S. air arms

In a wartime reshuffle Brig. Gen. Henry H. Arnold is announced as the new chief of the U.S. Army Air Forces, directing the air arm of the nation’s military. The move signals a major reorganization in aviation leadership during the crisis.

Henry HR. Arnold U.S. Arms

Last Page Range for Healthy Good Times

Fragmentary OCR note mentions Al Copp and 1938 NEA Service. The readable text hints at health and leisure themes but provides no concrete events, persons, places, or dates to confirm a standalone report.

NEA Service, Inc

Ickes Plans Pennsylvania Tour To Attack James

Secretary Ickes, a Roosevelt aide, said he would speak in Pennsylvania before election day. He telegrammed Republican nominee Arthur James noting a possible trip to discuss James and Annenberg, Philadelphia Inquirer publisher and critic of the Democratic state leadership. He cited familiarity with Annenberg and Pennsylvanias state construction agency funded by PWA money.

Washington Inmenor Ickes Roosevelt Pennsylvania Arthur H. James Bovarner Keystone James Moe Annenberg M. L. Annenberg Philadelphia Inquirer Earle Senate Tekes Chicago Annenberg Philadelphia Boies Penrose William Ware

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