Unions Quit Circus Effort After Losses in Boston Plan
Washington hearing reveals two unions backed a Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey venture, losing about $8,000 each as they sent teams of labor to cities across the nation. Testimony describes payment to workers, use of Teamsters locals, and organizational methods amid a wider inquiry into union power tactics by Harold J. Gibbons and others.
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Washington
Senate Brobhers
Ringing Brothers-Barnum & Bailey
Jems
Jackie B
Variety Arts
L. McClellan
Wian
Sensie Hackets ‘Committee
Brighe
Boston
Teamsters Union
Ringhis Brothers
Crond Bright
Harold J . Gibbons
Reece
Teamsters
St. Louis
Tampa
Fla
Vernon F. Korhn
Harold L.idone
Brocks
Hines
John W. Wilson
Tampaj
Pennises
St Louis
Orang
Gibbons
Nuw
Iormiters
Luton
Karsh
Kersh
Fort Wayne
Lovettsville 4 H Club holds August meeting and plans
The Lovettsville Junior 4-H Club met August 20 with leader Mrs. Jasper Rickard at the Keister farm. Charlotte Miller Jimmy Miller and Toby Rickard reported on camp experiences. Plans were made for a float and booth at the Fair August 29 and 30. A backyard weiner roast followed the meeting and mothers were invited as guests.
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Lovettsville
Jasper Rickard
Keister
Charlotte Miller
Jimmy Miller
Toby Rickard
James Folmer
Joyce
Larry
Dayton
Bill Folmer
Harold Owens
Norman Ferris
Washington
Mike Nehels
Navy
Catherine Ann
Selby
Peter Simpson
Nita Arnold
Frederick
Tommy
Alan Everhart
J. M- F. Gardner
Purcellville
Guy Smith
Linda
Arlington
Howard Harrington
Clifford Camp
Richmond
Zi W. Murphy
C. M. Zouiplis
Jerry
Noel
R. 8. Joyner
Newport News
Beulah Katherine Bell
Raymond Kenneth Joyner
Berryville
Joyner
Turneys
Lime Kiln Social News From Owings Mills Area
Lime Kiln reports Mr and Mrs Marence Jewell visiting with Mrs Jewel’s sister and brother in law in Owings Mills. Miss Diana Fellows has returned home with Miss Ethel Marie Baugher and will spend the week at the Fellows Home. Miss Rebecca Grove of Baltimore also noted. In Paris a raid by Nigerian saboteurs set four gasoline tanks ablaze at Bowen. watchmen wounded one assailant, another feared wounded, mass arrests as authorities try to halt the sabotage wave begun last Monday.
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Eugene Grove
Catherine Rasmers
Witliam Randall
Baltimore
Ross Mulls
Barbara Mulls
Tatewell
Tenn
Sivs
Mills
Flem Smith
Ruth Ann Spring
Billy Spring
Arthur Sibert
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Joseph Kass
Kass
C. Tbrosius
Peaksville
N. Y
Charles Brosius
Arlington
G Lester Thomas Jr
Bross
Montgomery County
C. T. Brosius
H. Edward Fisher
Jeffferson
G. W. Fisher
M. M. Carter
Amy Whittier
Argel Kaetzel
Sharon
Susie
Butch
Dale
Smith Cecil
I.cecil
Cordell
Hattie James
Ramsom
W. Va
John H. Foster
Norman Sexton
Clarksburg
Robert W. Parker
New Market
Lawrence Gladstone
Sylvia Carnes
Leesburg
Ausben Mills
Ricky
Alfred Michael
Brentwood
C. C. Cooper
Earl Milstead
Spencerville
Ida Spring
Hamilton
Grant Roberts
Hillsboro
Jerry Roberts
Coopers
Donna Koontz
Willard McKim
J Mey
Billy
Waterford
Mary Frvel
Mbs
Guy Albaugh
Inlaw
Elmer Boger
Tommie Albaugh
Sey
Walter
Rocky Ridge
Smith
Mabel
Art
Reno
Linston
K. Smith
Prince, Frederick
Marence Jewell
Paris
Bowen
Van Doren to NBC News Chiefing Career Moves
TV critic Charles Mercer notes Charles Van Doren’s shift toward news work at NBC as he fills in on Today and plans to teach at Columbia. He hints at future NBC news features while preparing a Letters to Mother anthology for November and resuming English literature teaching in New York. He recalls Tokyo assignment and five weeks in Washington as a cub reporter, marking a pivotal phase in his career. The Frederick Chamber of Commerce will relocate its offices within Winchester Hall this afternoon.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Charles van Doren
Kewg
van Doren
Lewers
Junie
NBC
New England
Dave Garroway
Columbia University
Eaacly
Ews
Robert Kintner
Elizabeth
Kimtner
Tokyo
Bill McAndrew
NBC News
Bill Ste- Andrew
Washington
Winmer
Chester Hall
Chamber
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Virginia Dennis
Frederick
Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights Classic Shows and Sports
A dense OCR readout lists TV and radio programs, sports segments, and weather notes with times and host names. Entries cover Amos ’N’ Andy, The Mickey Mouse Club, Sherlock Holmes, news anchors, boxing, movies such as Adventures of Robin Hood and Let’s Make Music, and sports like Baseball and Track events tied to stations and dates.
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Susanna
Mit Grant
Buccaneers
Robin Hood
Fcvre
Call of the Forest
Mickey Mouse Club
Half-Breed
Matthew Warren
Barbara Harris
Ray Morgan
Frank McGee
a—Poweye
F-Amos
Andy
Dave Brandt
Spotight
Eddie Gallaher
Galen_ Fromme
Tippy String
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Virgie Daily
W. A. Wade
Lester Schutte
W. Beatty
W. B. Williams
Joyce Beatty
Wayne Mahler
New York, Hill Methodist Church
Ralph Rainard
Isabelle Rainard
Bollington
Ann, Hickman
Margie Kidner
Janie Kinsey
Pittsburgh
Edith Hickman
Bill Reynolds
Hagerstown
MecKenzie’s
West Patrick and
Court Streets
J. Gilbert White
Valley View
Middletown
Edward Siedling
Carroll Parkway
Frederick, Md
Sam Miller
Bhai
Virginia Dare Chocolates
Kline‘s
W. Patrick St. MO
Martha Washington
Dailey’s Funeral Home
North Marke
Thomas E. Molesworth
East Patrick St
Auto Radio
Wayside Radio
E. Patrick St
WMAE
Neal
Rograms
Lancaster -Wiz
Wahl
Farmer Lg
Guiding Legat
Neus—Water Cronkite
di—Ouwr Club
Marre
Ar Swords Pont
Weather—Dee Norman Helw
Joan Kiem
Famous Playhouse
Ammabel
Joan
Taree Lives
Baeers Baggs
Marge
Buddy Deane
Ames
Tempie
David Suckley
Sherlock Holmes
Jems Strong
Gray Ghost
Annie Oakley
Your Zoo
Bill Malone
George Rogers
del Maike
Douglas Gilyards
John Daly
Keith McBee
Will Travel
Preston
Jefferson Drum
J—Hm Bowerg
Steadman
Ondles
Sed Sox
Destin
Paper Saints
Soldiers of Fortune
Phil Silvers
M Squad
Henry Plahouse
Schlitz Pithouse
Thin Man
g—Whirlibirds
Action Theater
New York City
Don Jordan
Los Angeles
Lahoran Godin
Almers
Waterfront i—Harbor Command
Beachhead
al—Night Fac
Sam Ard
Jack Paar Ungle
COZY
Thurmont, MD
Coblentz & Mapfn, Inc
En Cie
Lowell Tire & Battery CO
South Market St
North Market St. MO
Hotpoint
Damascus Electric Company
Tyler
Jewelry
North Market St
Whitesell Pharmacy Presuription Center
E. Whitesell
R. EL Whitesell. i
N. Market St
Ritchie Finance
ENBY
Electris
W. Patrick St
Park ‘N Shop
Discount Super Mart
Maas Opticians
West Second St
Williams Typewriter & Supply CO
See You
Frederick Fair Grounds
Lions Club OF
Yellow Springs
Edward S. Mobley
Harry Footer and Co. Cleaners
S. Market St. — Frederick
N. Market St. Frederick Shopping Center
Fast Dry Cleaning Service
Western
Winchester
Remington
Peters Ammunition
Remington Winchester
Savage Stevens Fox Mossber
GMS
Harriston & Bachardson
Breda Cott
Ruger
Smith & Wesson
Hi Standard
Woolwich
Shipley’s Inc
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