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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1934
Page
2
Ivy wards off a tiger to save Bowers in a cave siege on Tikersland. The couple survives a deadly showdown, the Ladysmith arrives, and the two prepare to depart with the treasure of memories and new plans for hunting and life together.
Senate muni tions investigators clash with tear gas makers in Washington over claims that babies were gassed during the 1937 bonus march eviction. Ben Clark of Missouri questions the gas firms while John Young and Federal Laboratories face scrutiny amid heated exchanges about corporate sales tactics and military role.
Rainbow helmed by Harold Vanderbilt defeats GN Sobek OG WPOORL CH in a dramatic America's Cup race. The 15 minute plus margin marks Vanderbilt's first victory in the series amid a fog of wind and fleet near Newport.
A humorous 1934 comic strip scene shows monkeys by a horn startled by a hunter and a horse. The crowd laughs as the horn is blown and the monkeys race around, while the hunter orders stops and prays for a thrill.
The article recalls the long history of the international racing classic dating back to 1851. It notes a recent shift in momentum as an English challenger trails Vandersilt at the halfway point, amid a drilling battle of great sailing ships. A race cancellation is noted at Sopwith.
Court records list licensee Robert R. Waldo, 31 Aspinwall PA, and Cecelia A Documont, 74 Tarentum PA, along with Ruth M. Penn, 33 Averced 549 Mor Market etract this Soy John Peterson, 48 widower Mt. The scattered text names multiple individuals with ages and places, suggesting a docket of license or civil matters.
Reckless driving charges were dismissed against two drivers after a three vehicle crash on the Georgetown pike near Fredericksburg. Justice Sherman P. Bowers found Minnie Ming and R. C. Land not guilty. the court postponed other proceedings for further review.
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