One More Complication Entangles Marian
Marian faces a new turn as Len Casad wins a job as foreman for the Maddern Construction Company building the East Brazos pigs school. The birthday dinner shifts mood to hope and secrecy as McSwain’s threat lingers and Marian contemplates the danger she dared ignore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian
Len
Lon Casad
Lon
Lou
Lionel
Jack
Walnut Creek
Sue
George
Jan
Hero
Maddern Construction
East Brazos
Cepstadt
Jesen Somme
More Building Under Way In City
City building activity rises with new permits for two brick veneer homes on Lindbergh Avenue by John W Grove. Home costs are $6000 and $5000. Also planned are front improvements to the Buffalo restaurant on West Patrick Street costing $1000 and alterations to the Berhard Winkle property at 471 75 West Patrick.
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Lindbergh Avenue
John W. Grove
Buffalo
West Patrick Street
Berhard Winkle
West Pattick
Local Office Rebuilt With New Station At Cost of 1000
The street property purchased by W. G. Crowther will see a rebuilt office with a strong brick building and a four stacking station. Improvements are projected to cost $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Crowther
Stong
Rival claims over New Deal split Washington camps
Washington observers traded barbs as election day neared. Republican chairman Fletcher argued the latest Literary Digest poll shows public sentiment turning against the New Deal and the GOP. Democratic chairman Farley countered that November results would deliver a decisive verdict against the administration and boost Republicans to a historic low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wwere
Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Brave Scouty Rescues Duncy From Pelican Adventure
In a coastal scene Scouty tries to lure a pelican away and free Duncy who is riding the bird. The Tinymites on shore cheer as Scouty plans to grab the bird to pull Duncy to safety, while Duncy enjoys the ride and calls the pelican playful. To be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncy
Dancy
Wee Dumcy
Scouty
Erased chalk mark on parked car sparks court debate
In Harrisburg Magistrate Allan Bennett raised that no charge exists against a motorist who erases a chalk time mark used to enforce two hour parking rules. Police Chief Bartgis aims to consult City Attorney Smith as summonsed motorist Jacob Gorman faces court after erasing the mark observed by Officer Marks on Patrick Street. Other cases include John Grimm fined for parking on a red curb and Allen Hartsock fined for double parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Bennett
Allen Bartgis
Edward J. Smith
Jacob Gorman
James Marks
Gorman
Patrick Street
Samuel A. Lewis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
John Grimm
Harrisburg
Allen Hartsock
Marks
Forfeitures and drunks highlight city court docket
The court processed 13 traffic and parking forfeitures with names including William Elsmore Hoy Simpson John Doe John W Meyers Albert Strube and more each with various offenses such as red light double parking and over time parking. Three transients faced drunkenness fighting and vagrancy charges with fines of five dollars plus costs for John Ditman and George Jefferson. James Moran from New Jersey awaits prison sentencing on a panhandling charge. Japan endures frequent tremors after an earthquake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Elsmore
Daniel Swomley
Hoy Simpson
Marion Carmack
John Doe
Swomley
John W. Meyers
Frank Dorsey
Albert Strube
John J. Ballinger
Harry W. Wise
D. McLarish
Marks
Carl Willard
Dorsey
John Does
Officer Marks
John Dor
Officer Carmack
Niles Nelson
Do Children Get Enough Milk For Proper Growth
Reporter’s Quiz gathers opinions on milk intake among children in city and country areas. Dairymen and residents cite insufficient funds and candy purchases as key reasons, noting city children may lack daily quart servings, while farm children often receive more milk. Some observers credit milk programs by organizations for improving child health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn S Renn
Frederick
Spey
Con- Lhuiong Dale Rugely
Cianeiltes
William Ho Moore
President's aviation commission warns of aerial bombing risk
The aviation commission told Washington on Oct 19 that major U S cities could be destroyed by an aerial attack. The report mentions Sikorsky and a well known airplane figure in discussing homeland defense and milk supply concerns for children amid broader wartime anxieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
President's Aviation Commission
Americas
Thor Sikorsky
Designer Visualizes Planes Carrying Heavy Bomb Payloads
A designer imagines aircraft loaded with 200 pound bombs, envisioning 100 bombs per plane and a fearsome aerial menace. The concept evokes wartime engineering and strategic threat, highlighting the scale of payloads and the psychological impact of such weapons.
Tapestry of Desolation Through Crumbling Pathways
A fragmented account describes a desolate landscape where crushed paths and distant wreckage stretch for miles, hinting at a disaster site. The sparse details mention a mile of debris and wreckage, with machinery and smoke lingering over the scene.
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Silver
Lan
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Sfiyrer
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Wyile
Aida
Ton
Blaine Kelly
Mae West
Shea
Arian
Abe
Leta
Nevada
Trout Marian
Aountain
Rita
Marine
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George Lewis Jefferson
Detroit
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John Ditman
Yeu
George Nagle
Whisner
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New Jersey
Omcer Marks
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Obs King
Hermann
Gubisch
George Mariz
Pleasant Hill
J. Walter Clemson
Hansonville
Ine
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Ieacvessor Te Edmonsion
East Second St
Greenawalt
Sts
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Peoples Finance Co
Nacth Court Street
Old Company
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
Penna
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Frederick, Md
Wallace
Rose Point
Remsberg
Jewelry
KEY Hotel Bldg
Warner Oil
Warner Wave Studio
North Market
Frederick, Ma
Wilmington
Del
LaSalle Extension
Edward S. Delaplaine
Attorney At Law
RE. E. Bicknell
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick Memorial Cemetery
U. J. Smith & Son
West PatRick St
Maki
Savings Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
John N. Clary
Helfenstein & Arneb Elder B
DERE
J. Harry Kennedy
Nicodemus & Wertheimer
Z. Vernon
Vernon Cowlertr
Potts & Griffin
N. E. Cramer & Son
B. C. Wilhide Agency
George L. Rothenhoefer
George M. Free
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