High Voltage Opens At Academy In Boyd Drama
Northern California bound stage and screen star William Boyd headlines High Voltage a three day Academy run. The desert house drama places six castaways against death as snow isolates them revealing life values and romance with Owen Moore and Carol Lombard in key roles. A sharpener note adds a scissors trick using sandpaper.
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Academy
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Carol Lombard
House of Horror Opens at Colonial With Fun Thrills
Louise Faenda and Chester Conklin star in The House of Horror a Vita film at the Colonial The comedy horror story fills the 100 percent mystery with crooks stolen jewels and eerie goings on Thelma Todd leads supported by James Ford William Mong William Orlamond and Dale Fuller in a lively fright filled presentation
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Louise Faenda
Chester Conklin
Colonial Today
Louise
Chester
Thelma Todd
James Ford
William V. Mong
William Orlamond
Dale Fuller
Rainbow Man at Maryland Theatre Features Old-Time Minstrel Cast
Eddie Dowling stars in The Rainbow Man opening at the Maryland Theatre with Sam Hardy leading the minstrel troupe as Doc Hardy. The film showcases Noc Hardy's and Ryan and Hardy's Minstrels in a Southern town setting with parade scenes and multiple songs performed by Dowling and a full on-screen minstrel company.
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Maryland Theater Today
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Minstrels
Ryan and Hardy
Rainbow Man
Rainbow Ryan
Doc” Hardy
Sam Hardy
Dowling
Hardy
Routine business at City Park Board meeting
Routine matters were discussed at the City Park Board meeting in City Hall. Plans to improve various sites for recreation centers were inaugurated and assigned to the Parks Board. A finger injury was reported for Jimmy Gossard of Williamsport, who mashed a finger and bruised two others seeking a pump. Anita Summer of Rohrersville is completing a Moody Bible Institute course and will graduate August 1. She plans nurse training for foreign missionary work.
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City Hall
Parks Board For Recreation
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J. R. Gossard
Williamsport
Anita Summer
Thomas H. Summer
Sumner
Rohrersville
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Summer
Letter Golf Puzzle Turns Words Into Sinks
A quirky note explains letter golf where making a ball fall into the cup equals sinking it, with a four stroke twist. A solution is promised in the next issue.
Ink the Rules Letter Golf Puzzle Solution
The puzzle explains changing one word at a time to a new word in par strokes. It shows a sequence from COW to HEN: COW, HOW, HEW, HEN. The answer supplied is WELL, WELD, WEED, SEED, SLED, BED, BRED.
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Hera
Blaze in Berlin Brought Under Control
Fifty Berlin fire companies contained a blaze and explosions at the United Oxygen Works in Borsigwalde after a noon blast. Two workers were believed dead, twelve injured, with others treated in Berlin hospitals.
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Berlin
Borsigwalde
United Oxygen Works
Largest meteor found in Groot fontein district
A meteor weighing over 50 tons was discovered in the Groot fontein district of Southwest Africa. It is believed to be the largest meteor ever to fall to Earth, with only one rival of similar size. The meteor is thought to have fallen centuries ago and is composed of metallic iron.
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Kimberley
S. A
Grootfontein
Africa
Parley on Game Laws Saturday in Maryland
Charleston West Virginia July 24 A conference with E Lee LeComp te game protector of the Maryland State Game Commission on methods to aid enforcement by the West Virginia State Game Fish and Forestry Commission will be held by H B Cornwell game protector at Oakland Md Saturday A similar conference with Kentucky authorities is planned for a later date
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W. Va
E. Lee LeCompte
Maryland State Game Commission
West Virginia
German Chancellor in critical condition after gall bladder surgery
In Heidelberg July 24 the German Chancellor Hermann Mueller remains in critical condition after gall bladder surgery. Hospital officials cautious, doctors worried about his status as his temperature stays just above normal.
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Weidelberg
Germany
Hermann Mueller
Associated Press
Ten Herbs touted as remedy for indigestion all across region
An advertisement extols Ten Herbs as a superior natural medicine for stomach liver and bowel disorders. It claims ten ingredients cleanse and tone the system while alleviating indigestion gas bloating rheumatism neuritis and nervousness with testimonials from users including J F Smith aged 78 and a local Sunbury resident. Sold at druggists in Hagerstown and nearby areas.
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Catawissa Avenue
Sunbury
Hagerstown
Fireworks Seller Nabbed In Cleveland City Limits
Miss Helen Filbin, 22, a businesswoman, operated a Ridge Road stand selling fireworks within Cleveland city limits. Police stopped her after she crossed to the east side while traveling from the stand and found about $300 worth of fireworks. authorities say sales are illegal in Cleveland.
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Ridge Road
Lmits
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