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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
11
Detective Colin pursues the Mask aboard the Alouette while the gang tries to pass counterfeit liquor. Buck O Mara Bern Malore a famed writer Gelin Heuitt disguises as Clarita Lunn as the pursuit tightens and charges of murder surface.
In a tense river trade tale, Dollaire and Buck O'Mara clash aboard the Alouette. A gunfight erupts as Dollaire fires from the cabin while Colin and Buck scramble to end the standoff. The scene ends with a dramatic retreat and looming threats.
Labor and industry vie over the mediation system as secret NLBB elections determine representation. Workers vote in various plants while industrial leaders resist rapid organizing, amid broader tensions over the New Deal labor framework. Also noted are Roosevelt’s pardon appeal for Muncie editor George Dale facing liquor violations and political retaliation claims.
Washington observers note a bold maneuver by Louisiana women to challenge Senator Long with a campaign to remove him. The piece recalls past female-led confrontations with senators, including Saloon-era lobby inquiries, and contrasts Long’s dismissal with persistent push from New Orleans organizer Mrs. Blida Phelps Hammond who vows to expose alleged charges against unnamed senators.
A 1933 NEA Service piece portrays a Johnson supporter with Harvard debating roots and Georgetown public speaking duties. It notes his focus on Latin American trade, economic planning, and recent Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce experience as negotiator in pending treaties.
The conference choir of the United Brethren church, consisting of Maryland and nearby ministers, will present a sacred and secular program Thursday evening Sept. under Rev. Paul R. Koontz of the Oterbein Memorial U S church Baltimore. Local ladies will serve supper to visiting clergy.
A regional cooking column extols quinces offering honey, chips, and desserts as substitutes for apples. It lists recipes and methods for quince honey and quince chips, plus baked dumplings and sauces, and shares menu suggestions featuring quince dishes. The note mentions Rev R G Koontz and Miss Mary Koontz visiting Baltimore and a Lions Club dinner at Valley View Inn.
Four generations were represented at a family dinner at the home of Mrs Fda Wyatt Lewis on Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Vesta HyUr Miss Gertrine Heat Edgar Hy Charlie Hyatt William sy and many others from s Dreston Snyder to Mrs Samuel De Warfield and J Fletcher Boyer. Miss Myrtle Linthicum of Washington DC attended a birthday dinner at sister Mrs E Quy Jewell’s home. Other Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs George Schofield of Washington. Philip Souderdiss returned home after surgery in Montgomery County General Hospital. Mrs Marin Martin of Washington DC is a guest at Mrs Bradley M Woodfield’s home along with several other visitors.
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