Slaying Clue Found Near Mountain Sawmill
Bits of clothing torn from Margaret Martin at a Wyoming County sawmill suggest a staged killing. Tracks show a man and a woman then only the man, with signs an object was dragged. The girl disappeared December 17 after a job lure and body later found in Keelerburg Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Margaret Martin
William A. Clark
Business College
Clark
Wyoming County
Forkston
Keelerburg Creek
Dawn Patrol at Maryland thrills with wartime aerials
Warner Bros presents Dawn Patrol at the Maryland Theatre with Brent Flynn leading a strong cast including Daviden, Basil Rathbone and Donald Crisp. The screening features breathtaking air combat sequences. Also shown is the Walt Disney cartoon Ferdinand the Bull as part of the program.
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Dawn Patrol
Warner Bros
Maryland Theatre
Brrent Flynn
Daviden
Basil Rathbone
Donald Crisp
Walt Disney
Maryland
Ferdinand the Bull
Just Around the Corner at Henry's Theatre Today
Shirley Temple stars in Just Around the Corner showing today at Henry's Theatre with Bill Robinson. The film features Joan Davis and Tier 1ahr, romance for Charles Farrell and Amanda Dull, and comical turns by Pangborn and Witherspoon with Charles Gillingwater as Kincle Sam and Bennie Bartlett entertaining.
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Shirley Temple
Henry's Theatre
Shirley
Bill Robinson
Joan Davis
Tiert Lahr
Charles Farrell
Amanda Dull
The Renegade Ranger at Colonial Theatre Tonight
George O'Brien stars as a Texas Ranger Captain in a RKQ Radio picture chasing an anti law band led by a bold landless woman. The show runs from 11:00 pm to 4:00 am with continuous screenings today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
George O'Brien
Colonial Theatre
O'Brien
Attendants at Southern States Cooperative meeting in Baltimore
Washington county participants included Grover M. Sprecker manager Wagers town PA Martin Fairview and M T Warrenfeltz Boonsboro. Dr T G Stilts of Farm Credit Administration spoke as cooperative leaders instructed employees on broad purposes of farm cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Southern States Cooperative University
Baltimore
Grover M. Sprecker
Wagerstown
PAL. Martin
Fairview
M. T. Warrenfeltz
Boonsboro
T. G. Stilts
Farm Credit Administration
Drinkers Made Not Born Declared by Durfee in Richmond
Charles H. Durfee of Wakefield Massachusetts told the American Association for the Advancement of Science that alcoholism is largely psychological and can be unlearned with proper help. He urged a supportive community where a drinker may have unlimited access but see others who benefit from abstinence, leading to the final refusal of the last drink and reform.
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Richmond
Charles H. Durfee
Wakefield, R
American Assocition For the Advancement of Science Today
Durfee
Shiloh Church Christmas Service Notes and Members
Shiloh church announces services for Sunday January 1 with Sunday School at 8 50 morning worship at 10 45 and Holy Communion. Ever Ready Bible Class held a Christmas meeting December 22 with gifts and a leather handbag for the class teacher. A covered dish supper fed members including Elsie Travinger and McAllister family. candy and oranges were given to all in Sunday School.
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Shiloh
Elsie Travinger
Katie Staley
Helen Hemphill
Myrtle Holmes
John Lewis
Helen Needy
Cora Hastings
Efith Fmeyer
Florence Baker
Ruth Foucke
L. M. Fouke
Ella Price
Frances Gaylor
Daisy Wenesy
Eva Price
Lavinia
Kenneth and
Tommy McAllister
Masaryk to sail for New York to promote Czech democracy
London dec 30 jan Masaryk son of Thomas Masaryk disillusioned founder of Czecho Slovakia will sail for New York today to promote the re establishment of his country's pre Munich democracy He plans to free Czecho Slovakia from Nazi Germany influence and calls Munich a surgical appeasement with no anesthetic for Europe He resigns as minister on dec 5 and vows to aid victims of Czecho Slovakia downfall in his final days
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London
Jan Masaryk
New York
Thomas Garrigue Masaryk
United States
Munich
Germany
Sudetenland
Masaryk
Legation
Europe
Monopoly committee begins steel industry probe in Washington
The Monopoly committee started a major investigation into steel industry practices. Questionnaires were sent to six steel companies requesting details on their price and distribution policies.
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Washington
Sunday School Reward Recipients and Local Visits
Jean Staley and Harold Ridenour attended Sunday School all year and received one pound of candy and oranges. Mrs. Elsie Frevinger helped at a home butcher in Mrs. Clara Holliday’s area. Holliday and family near Hagerstown, along with Franklin Spidle and Orville Hart, spent Christmas in Fairfield. Mr. and Mrs. H Hart Pitzer of Biglersville visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Travinger’s family. Mrs. Frances Gaylor, Mrs. Ruth Fouke and Iris Mae attended Carmen Hemphill’s funeral in Hagerstown. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Smeyer and son Dickie visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Riffee at Big Poat. Mr. and Mrs. B W Clem and daughter Thelma with grandson Bobby visited Mrs. Dorothy Papa at State Sanatorium Sabillasville. Mrs. Olevia Harbaugh visited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Clarence Thomas.
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Jean Staley
Harold Ridenour
Elsie Frevinger
Clara. Holliday
Hagerstown
Franklin Spidle
Orville Hart
Fairfield
H. Hart Pitzer
Biglersville
Lester Travinger
Frances Gaylor
Ruth Fouke
Iris Mae
Carmen Hemphill
Wilbur Smeyer
Dickie
Russell Riffee
Big Poat
B. W. Clem
Thelma
Bobby
Dorothy Papa
Sabillasvile
Olevia Harbaugh
Clarence Thomas
Dimock Chosen Asst Secretary of Labor
President Roosevelt appointed Dimock of Chicago as second assistant secretary of labor. He has taught public administration at the University of Chicago since 1932 and advised the national resources committee since 1935. He succeeds Altmeyer, now chairman of the Social Security Board. No Senate confirmation needed. Radio-telephone service between Shanghai and Japanese cities, suspended over a year, is resuming.
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Washington
Marshall. E. Dimock
Chicago
Roosevelt
Labor
Dimock
University of Chicago
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Social Security Board
Senate
Shanghai
Sinclair Lewis to Act in His Play Angela to Twenty two
Sinclair Lewis, the Pulitzer and Nobel laureate, ends rehearsals for his own play Angela to Twenty two and prepares for opening night in Columbus. He comments on writing and acting, says he will do more acting but notes Hollywood has little need for him.
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Columbus
Sinclair Lewis
Acme
Angela
Hollywood
Fire crews tame car blaze at Hagerstown Auto Exchange
Patrolmen Fred Holden and James Ray on routine duty found an automobile ablaze at the Hagerstown Auto Exchange on Frederick Street. They seized a small fire extinguisher from their cruiser, acted quickly, and brought the flames under control.
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Fred Holden
James Ray
Hagerstown
Frederick Street
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Ferdinand the Sull
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Tendermark Registerec
U. S
Errol Flynn
L WY
Heart Gas Starrin
Fredric March
Virginia Bruce
Patsy Kelly
Alan Mowbray
Nancy Carroll
Beneniey
de Fien
Renegade Ranger
Red Barry
My Heart
Academy Theatre
PCA Oe
Davis Amanda Duff
Bill Robinso
Kentucky
Czechoslovakia
Frogil
Real Barealn
Men's & Boys’ Suits & Topcoats
John D. Myers & Co
North Potomac Street
Everly
Chandler Gurney
South Dakota
Washington, D. C
Alexis Obolensky
Russian Nobility Association
Dimrock
Ass’t
National Resources Committee
Deetijen
N. Potomac St
Manbecks
The
House of Blue White
Triangle Food
Hubert Slocum
Kay’s
Washington St
Dr. Slocum
Kay's
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