Divorced Star Silvertown’s Return Sparks Bad News Night
Marian Gordon, reporter for the Afymning Diapatch, covers a Sacramento hearing where William Brown is acquitted. She attends a party for Silvertown, learns of her friend’s divorce, and witnesses tension as Silver reveals fear over a dying husband and a letter from Cliff. Marian reads a future troubling assignment.
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Marice Gordon
William Brown
Silvertow
Marian
Reno
Moerian
Siver
Jan
Jan Gordon
Luengaré
Marian Gordon
Max
Silver
Amile
Honolulu
Narian
Clif
Sacramento
Public Hearing Sought On Stevenson Ouster In Baltimore
Baltimore records show Gen Stevenson ousted as head of Production Company amid alleged malicious intrigue. A public hearing is demanded to clarify charges never disclosed. Farm Credit Administration regional agent J K Digional and acting press recite details of dismissal and leadership changes.
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Baltimore
Stevenson
Farm Credit Aderinistration
J. K
Faminification and
Direcors
Doushton
Red ink rising in Washington budget clash and figures
The Republican charge that the New Deal fiscal policy pushed the budget into red figures at a rapid rate. They cite a yearly deficit of 228 dollars for every dollar collected and accuse Budget Director Levis Doigiss of being pushed from the president’s circle as efforts to balance the federal budget intensify.
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Washington
Congressional
Dublin
Levis Doigiss
Parade Of Witnesses At Grand Jury Inquiry Ends
A fragmented ransom note style scene depicts Wee Cappy and Wee Windy turning a well crank as Goldy and others await outcomes. The Times teases dramatic “new playmates” and a diving show by strange little men, with a 1934 date and a reference to a Lindbergh baby connection and Dr Otto Meyer cabotes in FAN3.
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Grand Jury
Goldy
NEA Service Inc
the Times
Otto Meyer Cabotes
Bruno Hayyalan
Livestip
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Hopewell
N. J
Insurance Suit 10 Taken Up Again October 6
In the Circuit Court the Maryland Casualty Company sues William L. Brann and Robert Castle and related parties for 222.93 on insurance policies. The case was continued to October 6 to review whether payments were for policies issued by the Casualty Company or another insurer. Witness testimony covered audits, firm records, and prior agreements with former firms Haller and Coblentz, Inc. and related accounts.
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Maryland Casualty Company, & Body Corporate
Baltimore
William L. Brann
Robert 5. Castle
Martners Branncastle Farm
W. Brann
Robert & Castle
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Casu
Asurarce
Fan
W. Harry Haller
J. Vernon Coblentz
T and Coblentz, Inc
Castile
N. W
Hs Signage To & Etaliueuy
Allie
Bay
Steve Moe
Castle
Haller
Sie
Casualty Stoest
Not the Frederick Fair and Etzler discuss matters at Farm Bureau
The Farm Bureau and Grange committee discussed topics at a meeting not the Frederick Fair. A literary program directed by Bari W Melevt Rainbow featured a reading by Mrs Herbert Duvall and vocal performances by Lois Bauard M Honston with participants Lois Fox Zelma Rippcon Paul B Smith Glen Rhoderick. Paul B Smith won the penny match prize in August Monathy.
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Frederick Fair
A. H. Etzler
Farm Burrow
Grange
Lec Bari
Paul B Smith
Glen Rhoderick
Paul B. Smith
Penny
August Monathy
State Policeman Almost Hit by Swift Motorist on Liberty Road
A state policeman narrowly escaped serious injury Friday afternoon when a speeding motorist swerved past wrecked cars, tipping the officer’s motorcycle and brushing his trousers. Jacob E. Anders of Union Bridge received a summons for careless driving, while the accident involved cars driven by Fdear C Tones of Haverstown and John H. Stall of Frederick seven miles from Frederick on the Liberty road near Liberty town. No charges were pursued for the collision. the officer was separating traffic and investigating when the near-miss occurred. Other incidents included a minor North Market Street crash involving David Diegel from Pennsma and a Taneytown dentist, Dr Carroll Gern, sustaining injuries in a separate incident on a Taneytown road.
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Liberty Road
Jacob E. Anders
Union Bridge
James R. Miller
Peoples Court
Kirless
Fdear C Tones
Haverstown
John H. Stall
Frederick
Liberty Plize
Livertytown
Miller
Libertytown
North Market Street
Second
Third Streets
David Diegel
Pennsma
Ford
Boonsbello
Trymouth
Diegel
Alen Bartgis
Carroll Gern
Taneytown den Fist
Tanestay Iiss Minster Road
Frivedburg
Dern
Plan Night School Veaca Plan Controversy At School
Irate violations alleged involve the plan for a night school program at the classroom level. Superintendent confirms action under review to seek a passing grade for the program with questions over feasibility and governance.
Service route 88 restored and timetable clarified
Service no 88 details outline that trains and mail handling will resume with No 28 restored Monday evening. The schedule resumes as before with F290 clock, noting the first evening mail is a key transit, while the line continues to route north, south, and east through the main office.
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Monde Evening Mail
Thar
REPORTER'S QUIZ On eliminating state real estate tax debate
Opinions split on scrapping the state realty levy with some favoring replacement by income tax and others arguing bonds would still need the tax to pay interest and retire debt. Respondents include Alfred W. Gaver Austin Renn Mildred Zimmerman and Jow Fent.
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Alfred W. Gaver
Mildred C. Zimmerman
Church Hillz
Debates Over Real Estate Tax Elimination
Danley J. Thomas and Roger B. Woille weigh the merits of removing the state tax on real estate. They caution about shifting costs or burdens to taxpayers, while the Tennessee Valley Authority plans to use between 1 and 1.5 million tons of sand and gravel for the General Joe Wheeler Drain project.
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Danley J. Thomas
Roger B. Woille
Joe Wheeler
The
Tennessee Valley Authority
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