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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1936
Page
5
Synopsis hints at a detective tale with Terence Mahony and Ruth Fraser pursuing a murder case involving Ambrose Latrson. The narrative centers on misdirection, a veil of deception, and detectives racing to a tactful solution amid British crime fiction cadence.
Inspector Kennedy probes Mahony about Ruth Fraser missing after a house raid. Mahony links Ruth to Amrose Lawson as head of a kidnapping gang, and arranges a rescue attempt with police time to ten at the Yard. Mahony disguises himself and plans a stakeout at the Golden Centipede Club with gunmen and decoys.
Fragmented text shows disjointed references to women, high society, a prize, and a train with President Roosevelt. Mentions Katrina, Remeron, and a social scene with Lily Pous and Nino Martini hint at entertainment and political context, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fontaine Fox reports a flurry of visits and gatherings across Howard County Maryland. Guests include Mr and Mrs Jerr Booth, Mr and Mrs Charles Wilton, Mrs Samuel Wings, Miss Gertrude Warfield, and many others visiting relatives in Charlestown, Baltimore, and nearby towns. The piece notes hospital stays, births, social dinners, church events, and club meetings with local residents and bystander mentions.
The gypsy encampment on the county scene was cleared at the chief of Palien Alfry Baetgts request early Friday. Three members had been taken to the Tous of Cortestion for care. two women sentence to a Fonte of Cote eeten were turned over to the super band for guardianship. Other residents would have become county wards.
Hagerstown Oct 23 The Washington County Medical Center recently completed at about 400000 dollars will be formally opened and dedicated Thursday night November 5. About one hundred medical professionals from Maryland and nearby states are invited to attend the opening.
In Sykesville and nearby, families hosted guests from Washington Grove Cumberland and Philadelphia. Notable visits included Mr and Mrs Warry Cross and son with Mr and Mrs Van Myers and Jamuy to Mr and Mrs Carl Howes. Mrs Joan T Wolfe and Mr and Mrs Lewis Weinhardt to Mr and Mrs E Ruseuil Rivy. Miss Mary Dorsey returning from Rockyille. Mrs Laban Stresker visiting Dayton.
A Thursday evening party at Mr and Mrs John Fleming’s Linwood home celebrated Mrs Fleming’s birthday with games and cards. Dozens of neighbors and relatives attended including Mr and Mrs William Blaasten Mr and Mrs Stober Green Mrs Helen Toole and many others. Refreshments followed late and guests later returned to Baltimore for winter.
A birthday party for William Brade was hosted at Mrs. Lester Banders home in Washington on a Tuesday evening with Delia Fox and many friends from Lantz and Maryland attending. Delegates will be chosen Sunday morning to attend the convention at Uaperatown next Thursday. Originates in stomach reports new anemia explanation by University of Maryland doctors linking pylorus activity to red blood cell production.
The text records a Browningsville friendly meeting with many attendees and follow up visits. It lists numerous individuals and families, noting movements, visits, and upcoming engagements across streets and localities. The tone mirrors a local society column with a focus on people and names.
Reported wartime talks outline German and ally positions on non intervention and potential arms limits. Delegates from Germany Aly and the Soviet bloc discussed Italy Spain Portugal and other powers notes indicate no decisive pact but ongoing negotiations. The meeting adjourned with a plan for a full session next week as Spain's fate remained unsettled.
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