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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1942
Page
9
Fragmentary note describes Susan Drake and Todd Malone with references to a gambler while Phil Humphries and Lieutenant Drake observe a resemblance. The passage is garbled and contains potential misread names and actions.
Phil Humphries learns Todd Malone, Duke Malone’s parolees, may be connected to a Nevada origin. Riley Beckett confirms Malone’s gang ties while Phil hints at rivalries and a planned face off. Susan Drake arranges a Delta Sig dance invite to Malone after a campus football game.
Property deeds record transfers in the county with multiple grantees including A Owen Mercer and Jennie Geisler to Harry Fouche and Elizabeth Gardner to Herman Toms and others for ten dollars each. Equity case Miriam W Wise vs Gail D Wise seeks an absolute divorce by bill of complaint. Marriage licenses list David Summers and Elizabeth Caen. Bernard Gibson and Ann Carmack. Hayes Huffer and Myrtle Kronk.
The notice records several pairs from various cities including Washington Taneytown New York City Baltimore Harrisburg Coatesville Gettvehure Emmitsburg Pittsburgh and Chambersburg. Ages range from 20s to 93 with statuses such as divorced widowed and newly paired couples.
Before statehood in 1889 North Dakota was part of United States territories and claimed by three European nations.
Dorothy Dix advises readers that men act for selfish personal gain in romance and women should protect their own interests. A long letter argues that steady dating without commitment wastes a girl’s youth, while a man never plans marriage and blames the woman for her own folly.
A reader asks about a husband who stares at every woman and whether to divorce. The columnist argues the habit is harmless and even beneficial, framing the husband as a connoisseur of women and urging the wife to accept or rethink divorce. Also brief: autopsy ordered in a murder investigation after a man’s body was found in a burned home near Hagerstown.
Nick James notes improved dining etiquette among movie stars and the industry as a whole. He cites Mary Pickford, Valentino, and Hitchcock as examples and explains studios added technical advisers to teach proper use of forks and utensils on set.
Miss Florence Mason, University of Maryland specialist in home furnishings, will tour Montgomery County October 26 to 31. She will demonstrate upholstery at Colesville Rockville and Glen areas and speak with home makers clubs leaders and 4-H clubs about furnishings and finishing.
Mr and Mrs Maynard C Foard hosted a dinner at 244 West Patrick Street honoring Mrs Ford s father Mr William A Firestone of Myeraville on his 32nd birthday The home featured roses and fall flowers Attendees included Mr and Mrs Firestone Theresa Summers Minnie Shank James Baker Als Irgraldie Stedling Austin C Gibbons Lorraine Firestone Joyce Doris Gibbons and Daniel Ford
A Maryland faculty committee suggests admitting students by personal achievement rather than Carnegie unit credits. The plan uses tests, records, interviews and scholastic attainment, with President Byrd urged to abolish current admission practice. Chancellor Hamfort leads the committee. the change aims to reduce late entering student difficulties and parental burden.
A committee proposes a five year university plan to reduce student waste and incident in operations. A selected group coordinated with the State Department of Education would pilot the program. Valdivan and Choe are noted for recent cinema wear.
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