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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1946
Page
3
The notice lists a Czech envoy to the UFS with a series of crossword-like clues and fragmented phrases, mentioning roles and terms including travel, linguistics, and historical titles. The garbled text implies a biographical introduction and various definitions tied to a new diplomatic appointment.
Woodsboro Limers beat Frederick Hustlers Juniors 7-4 at McCurdy Field. Dixon pitched four hits over five innings for his third win. Eaves went 3 for 4 as Woodsboro rallied from an early deficit with two runs in the sixth and three in the seventh. Wisner and Dorsey contributed, while Frye took the loss for Frederick.
Hollywood buzz as a young Texas oil heir arrives with claims of fifteen to twenty million dollars to fund film ventures. Promoters, agents, actors, writers, and performers flow to meet the newcomer who promises big projects and rapid deals in the motion picture capital.
The article profiles 29 year old Jack Wrather of 9153 Sunset Boulevard who built wealth in Texas oil soon after leaving the Marines. He seeks a first picture The Turning Point budgeted at a million, offered Joan Crawford $200000 for a role that she declined, and notes Wrather’s ties to William Quinlan and Don Castle as potential collaborators. A note on rustling by airplanes and a peculiar codfish fact closes.
Lillie and August Bradford orchestrate a staged accident to silence the evidence after Laurie Bradford and a redhaired woman die in a wreck on the Dublin Pike. Bill and Pud reveal details as August braces for the fallout, while Violet faces a future raising her child.
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