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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1938
Page
10
Hugo Stern and Archia Lumedex pursue a murder mystery on the French Riviera. Ottitte Wills, heiress, may be involved as a victim’s letter hints at Amourié. Dunixing watches Geiss and Lieutenants while investigations target Chéreau la Vogue and a word from the deceased.
Otalie departs with Cuthbert as tension mount at the Chateau La Vague. Loomisden follows a wary trail through a grand hotel fronted by a distant mystery while a housekeeper, a chasseur, and a sinister car gamble with secrecy and a concealed lift. Tomorrow, Jean-Francois may reveal more.
Mr and Mrs August Monathy and Miss Jennie E Barker called on Mr and Mrs Amos Graham Monday evening in Parksley Virginia.
Sept 2 week end guests included Mr J C Monath of Hagerstown with parents Mr and Mrs August Monath. Visitors also included Arthur Gibbons Baltimore Oliver Cooper Richmond four children John E Burrier Darwin D Burrier Mrs Charles Rovizahn and daughters May and Earie Cramer sister Miss Annie Eichenrode Warren Keysville and Messrs William M Delawter and Charles W Barker. 5174 motion picture theaters in Latin America.
Richmond on September 1 reports a local dinner where a sheriff invited guests to a meal featuring fresh killed starlings as the main course. The event drew a mixed verdict from attendees with one guest declaring the meal very good.
Hollywood NEA staff correspondent recalls Cynthia a plaster manikin molded by Lester Gaba who rose from Fifth Avenue shop window to screen role. She describes bountiful attention, dream to be star with possible dubbing, and her shift from mannequin to performer amid Cafe Society and models abroad, while name checks Dietrich Bennett Garbo.
Blue-eyed Phyllis Brooks left modeling for theater then began film work at Universal before moving through several Hollywood studios. She refused a contract renewal and returned to New York, won a second lead in Stage Door, and was persuaded back to Hollywood with Twentieth Century Fox where she remained active. Outside of tennis her favored pastime is sunbathing.
First annual event organized by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad YMCA through its program committee led by William E. Wall with William T. James as secretary, featuring 100 melons served by WPA workers. Activities include sack shoe potato races, a backward ten-yard dash starting 1:30 PM, prize awards, and a 2:30 PM softball game between Brunswick league players and an all-star team with band music. Separately, government surveyors recheck Indian reservation boundaries in western New York where original lines have faded.
A fragment captures an actress comparing public image to luxury, saying she mirrors peers in silk and ermine on the outside while seeking authenticity beneath the surface. The quote hints at vanity and performance in Hollywood.
Bruce Catton surveys recent mystery releases. Paul McGuire delivers a compact South Sea island intrigue with a secretive European cast and a murder solved through suspense. Rex Stout’s Nero Wolfe at a chef convention blends humor with deduction in a confident, improving outing.
Vermont New Hampshire and Maine are the only states in the Union almost entirely free of poisonous serpents. This regional note highlights the rarity of venomous snakes in these northern New England areas.
A scrambled query set asks about a New York congressman on President Roosevelt's purge list, wage hour law timing and administrator, the World Youth Congress location, Franco's rejection delaying a treaty, Lindbergh's flight goal, and a Boswell likeness note about attire.
The Opera House screens Man's Caste featuring Spencer Tracy and Loretta Young. Critics praise Tracy as a footloose roamer in a tale of hunger homelessness and restraint as Young plays a hungry homeless woman in a stark drama.
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