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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1937
Page
9
Nina and David survive a brutal riding accident and share a tense moment as he declares love. They recover in Carl’s library amid warmth, brandy, and guests while Nina weighs the risk of romance with her charming, poorer suitor.
Washington reports that maximum payments under the 1937 agriculture conservation program will be made due to lower than expected farmer participation and smaller administrative costs. The 1938 program uses earlier budgeting with regional payment adjustments, projecting average increases from ten to thirteen dollars, and limiting payments to continental farmers.
Hollywood press agents navigate endless praise and denials as they craft angles for stories. Dietrich and Karloff illustrate fame’s fragility, while Ivy Lee and Dexter Fellows stand as landmark figures in publicity history.
The article recounts Francisco Madero’s early opposition to Diaz, his 1909 arrest, call to arms, and the 1911 ascent to Mexico City and presidency. It notes reforms and land issues, his 1913 overthrow and murder, and a 1915 commemorative stamp image.
A staged publicity stunt used a fake Committee for the Improvement of American Standards of Beauty to select Miss Ideal America. Betty Grable was the sole candidate and a Paramount prop cup was lent by the studio. The cup was not returned, even as officials complied with the plan.
The Good Earth films stars Paul Muni and Luise Rainer at the Tivoli with Tilly Lasch Walter Connolly Charley Grapewin and Jessie Ralph in key roles. A newsreel will precede due to feature length.
The program features reads supported by Charley Grape Win with Warren Hymer and John Hamilton. A comedy Many Happy Returns and a news reel are added hits in the show lineup.
Washington dispatch reports Kansas farmers are equipping tractors with radio receivers. John P. Harris, publisher from Hutchinson Ottawa and Chanute, sought permission to start a daytime Hutchinson station aimed at farming audiences. An attorney noted tractors at work during the day may affect listening.
Radio New York reports outdoor television pickups will be delayed two to three weeks as more time is needed to assemble the two mobile units for the electric camera and ultra short wave relays transmitter. Tests will begin in street demonstrations in New York and other city areas after the apparatus arrives, with an Empire State transmitter and RCA NBC system. Alfred Landon to speak on WIZ NBC from Topeka tonight, one week after Roosevelt fireside chat. Cabinet members Farley and Ickes also slated for broadcasts this week on WIZ NBC and WJZ NBC.
Harris stated that funding will hinge on radio access and public support, warning that without broad backing the plan may fail. The remark underscores tensions over communications policy and investment momentum as stakeholders weigh options.
Radio and television grid notes President Roosevelt at the dedication of a new federal reserve building in Washington. Listings include WEAF NAC-2 Your Health with Hen Alexander, WABC CBS 290 School of the Arts, Curtis music, and Dorothy Gordon’s Corner. Also noted are Kansas City livestock show, Rotary program from Washington with Maurice Duperry, and various international and local programs.
Union Bridge residents and guests spent a day in Baltimore visiting Stieff's Silverware, McComas grocery, Merchant and Miners S S Co office, a vessel, and a radio station. Guides from each firm hosted them. the trip was by bus and deemed delightful. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clarence Whitmore and Frank Wolfe. Mrs Margaret Ensor visited earlier, and Mrs Samuel Pfoutz was indisposed in recent days.
Mrs Paul Sampson visits her parents in West Virginia while Johnsville Woman's Club plans a October 19 meeting at 7 o'clock with Miss Lennie Whitmore and Mrs Ruth Ritter as hosts. Demonstration on Fall Planting for Spring Bloom by home grounds demonstrators.
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