Murder at the Marseille Hotel Unfolds A Grim Night
In a Marseille hotel a murder unfolds after a suspect returns from a swim to find a victim felled by a wrench. The narrator guides Amédée to summon police as clues mount, including a torn wallpaper scratch and a hidden wallet. Police document the scene, transport the dog Lulu to safety, and tease possible suspects in tomorrow’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amédée
Venner
Mer
Monsieur
Geiss
Juge W
Jess
Lulu
Scott
Monsieur Fleuriot
Marseille
Monsieur Lumsden
Court News Marriage Licenses Issued
Roy D Sundergill 24 of North Market Street and Mildred B Simpson 24 of Berryville V2. George H Fox 22 of Union Bridge and Bessie E Long 30 of Unionville. James R Eyler Jr 21 Tourmont and Mary A Brown 19 Lantz. Allan Scott Hershberger 21 Rockwile and Mildred Elizabeth Mel Wn 18 Derwood. James W Boyce 22 and Myrtle L Anacker 20 Baltimore. William B Breckenridge 41 and Myrtle E Chrismore 38 Winghester VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy D. Sundergill
North Market Street
Mildred B. Simpson
Berryville
George H. Fox
Union Bridge
Bessie E. Long
Unionville
James R. Eyler, Jr
Tourmont
Mary A. Brown
Lantz
Allan Scott Hershberger
Rockwile
Mildred Elizabeth Mel Wn
Derwood
James W. Boyce
Myrtle L
Hollywood Letters Reveal Corn Harvest and Movie Set Gossip
A NEA correspondent recounts oddities from Hollywood. Tony Cerero aches to keep corn and resist WPA price fears while 20th Fox films hush scenes at his farm for Down on the Farm. David Niven and peers share escapades from their careers and quirky pre-actor lives.
Marital listings show multiple engagements and spouses
A compilation of paired individuals in which each line lists two people with ages and towns. The entries include Elizabeth Hunger of Harrisonburg Virginia with Herbert Moore of Oakland California. Ruth Overholster and several other combinations featuring ages from 18 to 49 across Pennsylvania Wisconsin and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Frances Hunger
Harrisonburg
Herbert C. Moore
Oakland
Calif
Pearl A. Green
Racine
Wis
Vaughn A. Harbaugh
Waynesboro
Ruth
Fairfield
Davie H. Stahle
Amaranth
Clara EB. Price
Little Orleans
Dominic Acitelis
Jerome
Mary Dytko
Fire Hill
Harry B. Munday, Jr
V. Mazie Snider
Alexandria
Floyd W. Jencks
Ashtabula
Ohio
Ardath Stewart
Alexandra
John Francis Stehle
Annapolis
Emma Frances Hess
Crownsville
Claude E. Feller, Jr
Berwick
Martha E. Sivett
Board Creek
June Gale Movie Star of Gale Quadruplets
By Bill Porter and George Scarbo one Gale sister June Gale stands out in early cinema. She has been in pictures since 1933 and has appeared in fourteen films. She detests potatoes and coffee enjoys mystery reading plays bridge fears earthquakes and plans to marry after acting.
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John Garfield
Gloria Dickson
Pete Westmore
Miss Dickson
Garfield
Pere
Westmore
Dick- Ah
Bill Porter
George Scarbo
Gale
June Gale
June
George Whites
Emmitsburg Women’s Club resumes with annual picnic
Emmitsburg Maryland on September 14 reports the Women's Club returning from summer recess with a bi weekly meeting at Mt Tabor park Rocky Ridge for an annual picnic. They plan a card party to benefit the Emergency Hospital of Frederick County with Mrs Charles McNair as general chairman and a treasurer’s report showing 43.80 on hand. Several members and guests attended the picnic and social notes follow including community visits and local moves.
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Emmitsburg
Charles D. Gillelan
Roy Bollinger
Harry Boyle
Frank Campbell
Edwin Chrismer
George Eyster
Ann Coderi
C. G. Fratley
Denver Geisey
Carrie Gillelan
Charles D
Walter Whits
John Zacharias
R. M. Zacharias
Louis Stoner
Martha Flynn
Meade Patterson
Euclid Jones
Elizabeth Kugler
Brown McNair
Nellie Smith
Charles D. Eichelberger
Baltimore
J. W. Eichelberger
R. J. Dukehart
Railway Express
Hanover
Frank Bishop
Pittsburgh
Louis H. Stoner
M. F. Shaft, Jr
Beegie
John Walter
C. H. Stinson
Harry
C. G. Franier
Mi Ots Gillelan
Ann Codors
Ann Felx
Carrie Gillelan Aten
Lions Club
Ea Room
Har
Taneytown
Thurmont
Harris
Friends Creek Valley
Annandale
Mt St. Mary's
The Case for Vocational Balance in Public High Schools
Olive Roberts Barton argues the public high school must balance liberal arts with practical training. She recalls debates over electives, the value of domestic science, and the push toward teaching youths trades alongside academics. The piece envisions schools offering vocational paths without abandoning foundational studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caplain
Chenystry
Adams Writes on British History as American Focus
Author James Frislow Adams, known for American history works, plans a story about Britain’s rise in empire. He intends to frame events from the 1st century to later predatar times, promising a work stronger than many novels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Frislow Adams
BOW Y Air Techs
Corn Harvest Reverie by LUFBURROW
A poem reflects on corn rows once standing intact now cut and stacked. The speaker notes change in scene, ears stored in the shed to feed cattle, and the farm’s annual cycle continues as harvest nears. It ends with praise for nature’s wonders and farm labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lufburrow
German Plane Flies Over Switzerland Near Basel
A German plane marked with Swastikas flew over Basel near the German French border for ten minutes this afternoon before Swiss guards warned it away. Swiss authorities said an immediate protest would be made to Berlin since the Reich prohibits flights over its territory but violates other countries' airspace.
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Basel
Switzerland
Berlin
Crane Schert at City Opera House with Dead End Kids
A film presenting juvenile delinquents resisting reform school systems plays today and Thursday at City Opera House. Humphrey Bogart leads as the sympathetic master guiding youths with modern methods. Gale Page co stars in a love interest plot. A musical short with Clyde McCoy and his orchestra accompanies the program.
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Crane Schert
City Opera House
Houses of Correction
Muamphrey Bogart
Gale Page
Bogart
Clyde McCoy
Theft at neighboring homes features stolen clothing and butter
Deputy Sheriff Albert Adelsberger investigated thefts at the Reuter and Favorite properties with butter missing from Mrs. George Stouter’s home. Sterling Nusbaum of Taneytown was fined $25 for reckless driving after a Tuesday hearing before Justice Frank J. Campbell. Nusbaum’s prior incident involved hitting Edward Harting’s property and Curtis Topper’s residence on East Main Street. The St. Joseph’s College high school department reopened on Wednesday.
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Reuter
Guy Favorite
Reuters
George Stouter
Stouter
Bert Adelsberger
Sterling Nusbaum
Taneytown
Justice of the Peace
Frank J. Campbell
Nusbaum
Edward Harting
Curtis Topper
East Main Street
St. Joseph's College
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René Geis
Amédeée
Monsieur le Commissaire
Mr. Stern
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Mr. Venner
Abram L. Snyder
Margaret H. Shearer
Harrisburg, Pa
William H. Rader
Peart V. Yaw
Bosh
John G. Farquharson
Penbrook
Vivian Velma
Hamilton
Harrisburg
Ramsey C. Bosserman
Virginia J. Davis
Staunton
Edward M. Abel
Joplin
Edmonia S. Wyne
Roseville
Otis A. Sneade
Rawlings
Gladys E. West
Carson
Richard Warren Carrier
Court News
Hollywood
Faul Harrison
San Fernando
Walter Hyes
Tony C.cero
Tony
AAA
Tess of Certian
Cicero
h-Fox
Jed Prowsy
Dawn Patrol
Edmund Goulding
Goulding
David Niven
Basil, Rathbone
Donald Rgo
Peter Wills
Melville Cooper
Michael Brooke
Earl of Warwick
Errol Flynn
Niven
Flynn
London
David
New York
T. M. Seg
SUN Gals
Wile
Olive Roberts Barton
Foundation of Education
Brives
Moody
E. Pinkham
Theater News
Opera House
Greenawalt
Frederick Courty
Northcourt St. Frederick, Ma
Rodock
Penna, R. RK
Keemsberg Key Hotel
Blas
American Institute of Laundering
Alec
Miss Humes
Della Mae
Beauty Shop
N. Court BT
Warner Bros. Theatres
Texas
Lone Star State
Adolph Zuker
Joan Bennett
Randolph Scott
THE
Texans
May Robson
Walter Brennan
Robert Barrat
Lucien Hubbard Raopuction
James Hogan
Paramount Picture
Sonja Henie
Opera House Today
Med
Asda
Young America
Humphrey Bogart
Lewis Seiler
Seveee Piey
Conn
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