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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1954
Page
14
Readers submit questions about overseas service duration homesteading Alaska VA education GI loans and relief acts Major Nial provides guidance including no fixed GI loan down payment and potential loan modification under the relief act The item also notes an airport sale Rockville Maryland and a brief overseas return at Fort Meade plus a honey sugar fact.
Hollywood NEA staff report recaps William Holden family memories after his Oscar night absence and reveals Holden’s doubts about winning. It notes Walt Disney’s ABC TV deal, Oscar likeness tensions with 20th Century Fox, Zsa Zsa Gabor chatter, and other Hollywood tidbits. The piece mentions Will Hays memoirs, Arthur Murray’s Marilyn Monroe dance, and TV star Gale Storm as top publicity subjects. It closes with Ted Williams story anticipation and Camp Detrick social ties.
The current Saturday Evening Post article Sixty Million Headaches Every Year notes Frederick Maryland in Barbara Fritchie’s hometown. It describes a small office with modern dial equipment serving ten miles or more, two workers handling queries, and rapid processing of new numbers, highlighting contrast with city customers.
Opera House shows King of the Khyber Rifles in Technicolor with Tyrone Power Terry Moore and Michael Rennie through Monday. Local theater presents Forbidden with Tony Curtis and Joanne Dru Tuesday and Wednesday. Ride Clear of Diablo with Audie Murphy Thursday through Saturday and Bowery Blitzkrieg with the Bowery Boys Saturday morning. Braddock drive in opens with Untamed Breed and Invasion USA. Yankee Buccaneer Sunday. Hiway drive in shows Longhorn with Bill Elliott and No Holds Barred with the Bowery Boys tonight. Love Melvin stars Donald O’Connor and Debbie Reynolds Sunday. Gas bill signed in Baltimore by Gov McKeldin ending state control over natural gas wells. Fraley and Garrett County delegates repeal veto clause and Department of Geology, Mines and Water Resources authority.
Tivoli Theater continues The Living Desert by Walt Disney as a full length feature into the coming week. Frederick Theater schedules Gilbert and Sullivan in Technicolor starring Robert Morley and Maurice Evans as part of the classical movie series. The Florence Traver Class of the Evangelical Lutheran church school skipped March meeting to visit Mon?evue County Home on March 30. The group performed hymns and solos for residents, with refreshments served. next monthly meeting set for April 27. A Long Beach weight lifter, James F. McCowan, 63, injured his shoulder while lifting a plate of pancakes at the city jail.
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