Crash Victim Fractured Skull in Wreck on Western Pike
Ellaworth Hutzell, 36, of Boons tore, injured in a collision that took Luther B. Sweigert’s life Sunday evening near Hopewell. Hutzell sustained a fractured skull. other occupant had minor cuts and burns. Two young women in an opposite vehicle were uninjured. State police conduct a thorough investigation.
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Ellaworth ‘Hutzell
Boonstore
Sceldent
Weaatern Pike
Hopewell
Whitch
Luther B. Sweigert
State Home Loan opens Monday with new Baltimore office
Maryland branch of the government financed Home Owners Loan Association announces Monday opening. State Manager David Stiefel plans offices in Cumberland Hyattsville and Easton with estate office in Baltimore. Appointments listed for Cumberland Hyattsville and Easton offices.
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Home Loan
Baltimore
Maryland
Iment Financed Home Owners Loan Association
David. Sieteél
Cumberland
Hyattsville
Easton
Stiefel
Oliver B
Bruce
Btarney
Joseph
Charles W. Reichelt
Aimer
Roy Willis
Attornay
Elbert Marshall
Electrolux Introduces Split Shelf Freezer and Regulator
Electrolux unveils a new temperature regulator for faster ice cube and dessert freezing and a split shelf to hold tall bottles or large roasts in the extra ice interior. The porcelain interior is designed for spotless cleanliness with no hidden dirt corners.
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Electrolux
Electrohex
Sanitely
Terker Mae Clenaing
Motorcycle and Ice Truck Crash on Howard Street
William Gold of North Mulberry Street was riding with a sidecar when he lost control and collided with an ice truck on Howard Street near Bummit Avenue yesterday at about 3 PM. Motor Patrolman R E Davis investigated the incident.
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William Gold
Mulberry Street
Howard Street
Bummit Avenue
R.E. Davis
Gold
Hollywood slimming pill promises rapid weight loss
An ad claims a reducing prescription guarantees loss of 10 to 15 pounds in 18 days or money back. It touts easy use before breakfast and cites doctors or druggists as endorsers. The bold copy markets a fat burning product with dramatic claims.
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Stark
Hollywood
Widen Walnut Lane Sought to Ease Street Traffic
Residents led by Palmer Tennant petitioned the Board of Street Commissioners to widen Walnut Lane as a remedy for heavy commercial traffic and speeding on Prospect Street and nearby routes. The group cited persistent congestion, with trucks diverting from Summit and Jonathan streets. The police report noted June traffic arrests and fines, with many cases dismissed.
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Prospect Street
Board of Street Commissioners
Palmer Tennant
Walter Byron
Stehl
Willan Samuel Hess
Daniel W. Doub
Roger Whipple
Summit Avenue
Jonathan Street
Clarence G. Emmerts
Maryland National Guard Camp Ritchie Training August Camp
Camp activities at Camp Ritchie Cascade Maryland include maneuvers and training for Company B Maryland National Guard. The unit reports full strength of 63 men and 3 officers and will depart July 22 to Camp Ritchie. A silver loving cup honors top attendance on Governor's Day July 30.
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Carl
H McCleary
Guy 3. McKee
Cotton code to add 100000 textile jobs says Sloan
New York July 18 The cotton code put into effect Monday should put 100000 additional employees at work George A Sloan president of the Cotton Textile Institute said today
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New York
Phelps
Dodge
Corporation Today
George A. Sloan
Cotton
Englishman to Speak at Christ Reformed Church
Harold St. John of Malvern England will deliver an address at Christ Reformed Church in Funkstown this evening at 7 45 o clock.
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Harold St. John
Malvern
England
Christ Reformed, Church, Funkatown
Baby Face brings Stanwyck to the Maryland Theatre
Barbara Stanwyck stars as Lily in Warner Brothers film Baby Face at the Maryland Theatre. The story follows a young woman who gains power over men and nearly wrecks a bank, with Donald Cook and George Brent in key roles and notable fashion and photography highlighted. A Shrine parade news reel from Atlantic City is also shown.
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Lily
Warner Brothers
Maryland Theatre
Barbara Stanwyck
Hollywood
Donald Cook
George Brent
Henry Kolker
Arthur Hohl
Douglas Dumbrille
At_lantic City
Eddie Cantor in Whoopee at Henry's Theatre Excites Audiences
Henry's Theatre presents Eddie Cantor in Whoopee a Ziegfeld-Goldwyn spectacle of song dance and romance. Cantor delivers nonstop humor as he plays a man who travels to a Western ranch to die and ends up creating a laugh a minute performance with George Olsen's band. Ethel Shattuck adds comic flair while Paul Gregory and Ethel Hunt contribute charming romance in colorful costumes and Indian Western settings.
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Henry's
Eddie Cantor
Eddie
Cantor
George Olsen
Ethel Shatta
Paul Gregory
Ethel Hunt
Pleasure Cruise at the Colonial Theatre
The Fox comedy Pleasure Cruise plays today at the Colonial Theatre starring Genevieve Tobin and Roland Young. The plot follows a wife who seeks romance on a liner while her husband disguises himself as a shipboard steward to join her voyage, delivering light entertainment and charm.
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Colonial Theatre
Genevieve
Tobin
Roland
Genevieve Tobin
Roland Young
Fragmented OCR Snippet Mentions Names and Theaters
Readable text fragment lists names like Hamilton and Ruggles with theater references. It reads as a damaged OCR segment mentioning a colonial theater, a date, and several personal names, but lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Alioe Py Hamilton
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Harry S. Myers
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Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
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