Actor Tries To Quash Witness For Libel Trial
In Los Angeles the libel trial of Confidential and Whisper magazines resumes with actor Tad Hunter seeking to avoid testifying. Judge Herbert V. Walker will hear the defense motion after prosecuting witnesses, including ex Confidential editor Howard Rushmore and Ronnie Quillan, testify before the grand jury that indicted the publishers and related firms. Hunter, once featured in a Confidential article, is among more than 100 celebrities subpoenaed by the defense. prosecutor contends the Hunter material may be immaterial to charges.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Tad Hunter
Hunter
Superior Court
Herbert V. Walker
Gilbert D. Seton
Seton
Confidential
Whisper
Publisher
S Distributing Corp
Hollywood Research, Inc
Fred
Marjorie Meade
Howard Rushmore
Word Study Lesson on Contemptuous Attitude
W L Gordon presents guidance on misused words and pronunciation in a compact lesson. He defines depravity versus deprivation, outlines common mispronunciations, and highlights synonyms for happiness. The centerpiece is contemptuous meaning disdainful and scornful with an example sentence.
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W. L. Gordon
Tyson urges avoid inflation squeeze harming steel profits
United States Steel Finance Committee chairman Robert C. Tyson told a Senate antitrust panel that wage driven inflation pressures threaten industry. He warned freezing steel prices would erode profits and raise taxes, noting 1956 employment costs rose far faster than finished steel prices, with U S Steel boosting efficiency and modernization to bridge the gap. Tyson, a Thurmont native, stressed cost control as essential to keeping America functioning.
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Washington
Robert C. Tyson
U_ S. Steel
Congress
America
Subcommittee On Antitrust and
Monopoly
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Tyson
DL S
U.S
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U. S. Steel
Thur' Smont
Transition Fashions Mark Change From Summer to Fall Wear
Dorothy Dix column items discuss fashion transitions from summer to fall with advice on accessorizing and fabrics. Audrey D urges practical outfits while Pat E Osencrantz highlights versatile cotton knits and transition pieces. Debates on relationships mix in with fashion notes as readers seek guidance.
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Pat Eosencrantz
Issi
Wver
Juanita
Joseph John Durick, Jr
Thurmont
Dorothy Dex
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bull Frog
Sreens
Marcia G. J
Marcia
Carcome
E. Moser
Harmony
Frederick Thespians Bring Summer Theaters To Frederick
Summer program notes the Frederick Thespian Society presenting Hello Out There as the final act in Winchester Hall. The group, formed in June from Monty Kemp former members, performs three one act plays including From Five To Five Thirty and The Boor. Underwriters include Rotary Youth Committee and Mountain Theater. Tickets available from Thespian members. stage crew features Pat Prime Wanda Hoffman and Jim Willard with Connie Shankle Barbara Stickell in key roles.
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Frederick Thespian
Eddie Fox
Genefort
Krantz
Bill Censes
Fuqua
Gwen Jordan
Mac Long
Bob Ddioore
Pat Prime
Byj
Frederick Philip Johnson
Pat Strosnider
Peg
Go Jenkins
Mary Willard
Jane Keeney
Wanda Hoffman
James Willard
Jin Lightner
Ipian
Rolf Ellen
Au-Jand
Harold
Anton Checkhov
Mountain Theater
Wanda Héffy
Mountain ‘Theater
Braddock
Jim Willard
Moore
Bucky Samsen
Morelance
Robert Anderson
Monty Kemp
Richard Novello
UTICA WOMAN'S LEAGUE MEETING HIGHLIGHTS
Frederick Md Friday August 1397. Miss Naomi Putman presented a reading Time for Fishin by Sir Paul Heffner and top five dance selections by Miss Betty Jane of the Frederick Zonta Club. Meeting at Utica Lutheran Womans Francis Scot Key Hotel with president Miss Grace N Brows presiding. Reports and budget discussed plus plans for a picnic at Fishing Creek August 26 and lunch event at Thurmont factory.
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CTICA
Naomi Putman
Paul Heffner
Betty Jane
Frederick Zonta Club
Utica
Grace Stickell
Acd
Adnntad
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Mary R. Brusner
Keedysville
Miller's Woods
Geneva V. Kimbrough
League
Boonsboro
George
Thur- Phillips
Knoxville
Thurmont
Dixon
Glenn Putman
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Lewistown
Ada E. Snodderly
E. Koontz
Helwig
Waynesboro Hospital
Yale researchers report progress on clot-dissolving drug plasmin
Two Yale School of Medicine scientists Dr. Daniel L. Kline and Dr. Jacob B. Fishman announce progress in developing plasmin a drug that dissolves formed blood clots. Animal tests are complete with early human trials underway, and current tests target clots in arms or legs. no heart patients have received the drug.
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New Haven
Conn
Daniel L. Kline
Jacob B. Fishman
Yale School of Medicine
Yale
Eisenhower
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