Cooper Talks On Screen Silence And Long Career
HAL BOYLE reports Gary Cooper explains that action, not talk, drives film storytelling. The star led a versatile career from early stunt days to 80 films earning millions, with Oscar wins for Sergeant York and High Noon. He cautions against overexposure to Western roles and notes luck, timing, and choosing the right parts shape lasting success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Gary Cooper
Edger Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Cooper
Aamae
Lincoln
Gettys’burg
Copp
Hollywood
Montana
The
Poverty Row
Burt Lancaster
Gary
Bureau of Internal Revenue
No Conspiracy Not Required for DuPont to Divest GM Stock
The Federal court in Chicago has dismissed the government suit against DuPont and family members, ruling no conspiracy to restrain or monopolize trade by DuPont or United States Rubber. The case had targeted child members of the DuPont family, a point that drew attention as suits scaled down over years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuPont Company
General Motors
Chicago
Justice Department
DuPont
Laremot
Monthly report for Children's Aid Society meeting
The Children's Aid Society board met at Winchester Hall with executive secretary Mrs William C Roderick presenting the monthly report. New placements included an infant girl and infant twins adopted, two 13 year olds including a girl paroled from Montrose School, and an 18 year old who recently graduated high school. Several children were freed from care, while others adjusted well to life after leaving the Society. Market prices for wheat barley and corn follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society Board of Directors
Winchester Hall
William C. Roderick
E. Mason Hendrickson
Roderick Said
Montrose School
Roderick
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items note the EMI Emerson Literary Society debate on whether the world grows better. Judges split 2 to 1 for the negative. Fredrick Council No 46 and a reception for State Council officers, local sick list, a dairy open house December 13 with free transport from Market and Patrick, and United Fire Company hazaar set for the week of February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emierson Literary Society
W. Wilcoxon
Austin
Haffner
Paul Marsh
Ira Cramer
Frederick
Harry Schroeder
West Patrick Street
R. Rush Lewis
Market
Patrick Streets
United Fire Company
Joseph W. Gaver
Nazaar Commuter
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago in December 1934 readers saw a fire scare on Maple avenue with Mrs Nusz’s home burning and nearby houses endangered by wind driven flames. The Artz trustees decided to acquire the academy building property and hire an architect to remodel it as the Aiiz library. Governor elect Harry W Nice in his first public address urged Marylanders to share views to help him be a capable governor. A new cold mark for the season saw temperatures fall to 15 degrees.
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Walkersville
Joseph Nusz
Maple Avenue
ARTZ
Academy
Aiiz
Harry W. Nice
Mountain City
Knights of Pythias
Maryland
Christmas Party Brightens Rosedale Homemakers Meet
Rosedale Homemakers held a Christmas party at the president's home with sixteen members and three guests. Santa Claus attended, readings and prayers were offered, a new secretary was chosen, safety-hazard checks reported, and a tree decorating contest plus refreshments completed the gathering. A January meeting is planned at Mrs Natcher’s Wilson Avenue residence. The Women's Society of Christian Service met at Trinity Methodist Church with thirty-six members, opening with prayers and readings from Luke, a Christmas program, and a personal shower for Mrs Doggett.
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Rosedale
Mer
Santa Claus
Staley
St. Luke
Watcher
Qden
Worris
County Counc
Virtay
Cullen Wosnital
Mobley
Taverner
VanForsen
Wilson Avenue
Natcher
W. S.C
Women's Society of Christian Service
Trinity Methodist Church
Rears
WSCS
WSS
Gordon Main
Adamstown
Monroe Thomas
Walker Smith
Lawrence Walter
Grand Visitation By Job's Daughters Held
Job's Daughters Bethel No 28 Maryland held a December 8 meeting in the Evangelical United Brothers room opening with Guardian Mrs Dorothy Lescalleet and acting Associate Guardian William S Lambdin. Honored Queen Pat Lescalleet presided as Grand Officers including Grand Guardian Mrs Dorothy Holmen and Associate Grand Guardian Erik Anderson attended. Majority Degree conferred on Flontella Carbaugh Barbara Hamilton Vaciliou and Shirley Felton. Christmas activities announced with DeMolay Johs Daughters caroling December 23 and a dance December 29. Next meeting December 15 with a Christmas party and January 12 installation planned. Grand Guardian and other officials honored. check presented by Charles Myers of Frederick Forest No 132 Tall Cedars. pantomime of the Old Rugged Cross closed the ceremony. refreshments for about 150 from several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
International Order of Job's Daughters
Evangelical United Brothres
Guardian
Dorothy Lescalleet
William S. Lambdin
Pat Lescalleet
Gertrude Heimiller
Bethel No. 1
Baltimore
Patricia Schmidt
Bethel No
Hagerstown
Edith Sheckles
Shirley Felton
Ann Daugherty
Melya Penn
Janet Davis
Thurmont
Maryland
Grand Guardian
Dorothy Holmen
Erik Anderson
Pearl Thompson
Gertrude Anderson
Julia Schmidt
Basil Holman
Harold Bailer
Estle Job
Marian Baden
Maurice Heimiller
Ruth Pressel
Jane Edwards
Mary E. Dubel
Robert Pressel
James Dubel
Robert Humphreys
William Lambdin
Peggy Poole
de Molay
Patricia Butcher
Queen Select
Dorothy Holman
Anderson
The
Bessie Strine
Dorothy Lescalveel
Frederick Forest No. 132
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Charles Myers
Connie Myers
Judy Ports
Marshal Jo Ann Schroeder
Old Rugged Cross
Roxie Strine
Jeannette Rudy
Sara Ann Wachter
Redense Reindeer
Alicia Roberts
Doris Baumgardner
Mothers’ Chuir
Thirtoent Hagerstown
Washington
Kensington
Middle River
Frederick
Officers Elected By Exchange Chih
Claude V Smith Edison engineer and native of this county was elected president of the Exchange club at a meeting held Thursday at the country club dining room to serve with him as vice president Charles Steasnider sales man for a tea company and resident here for years secretary Alois Roan chemist and Branch Chief at Camp Detrich native of South Makata resident since 1951 treasurer Robert Schutz manager of a medical loan company three men elected to serve on the Board of Central Howard Kelley Frank Smith Vernon Sanders Board includes six members besides officers Officers will be installed at the dinner meeting next Thursday evening Lou Warner chaired the nominating committee and Everett Champlin presided at the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude V Smith
Pratamar Edison
Exchange Club
VFOW
Mr Smith
Charles Steasnider
Alois Roan
Camp Detrich
South Makata
Robert Schutz
Mecal Foan
Centrols
Howard Kelley
Frank Smith
Vernon Sanders
Lou Warner
Everett. Champlin
Was McCarthy Censure Handled Like Judicial Process
Washington commentary questions whether the Senate’s censure case against Senator McCarthy was handled in a judicial manner. It cites the Supreme Court on due process risks, notes inconsistent Senate conduct, and warns of a lynching-like risk when judges sit with personal prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Lehman
New York
Senate
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Supreme Court
Deaths Mrs Charles W Nusbaum Dies at Taylorsville
Mrs Elva May Nusbaum wife of Charles W Nusbaum died at home in Taylorsville Friday night after 13 months illness She was 35 born in Frederick county daughter of Kinley W Dorsey and Myra Fogle Dorsey of Woodsboro A Woodsboro Lutheran member Surviving: husband seven children Donald Lee Shirley May Ronald Lee Wayne Eugene Charles Edward Robert Warfield and Glenn Walter Nusbaum at home Also LeRoy W Dorsey Frederick and Mrs Glenn Ramsburg Walkersville One brother and one sister Friends may call at Walkersville funeral home after 9 Sunday morning Funeral Monday at 1 Interment Rocky Hill cemetery G C Barton funeral directors
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Charles W. Nusbaum
Elva May Nusbaum
Taylorsville
Frederick County
Kinley W
Myra Fogle Dorsey
Woodsboro
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Donald Lee
Shirley May
Ronald Lee
Wayne Eugene
Charles Edward
Robert Warfield
Glenn Walter Nusbaum
LeRoy W. Dorsey
Frederick
Glenn Ramsburg
Walkersville
Rocky Hill Cemetery
G. C. Barton
Funeral Notices for Staub Nusbaum and Herbert in Carroll County
Funeral services were held for Laura Eleanor Staub wife of J Marshall Staub at 1065 East Church Street with Rev Charles F Trunk Jr presiding. Interment in Mount Olive cemetery. Also noted were the funeral for Marshall Nusbaum held in New Windsor with interment in Bethel cemetery and the death of Mrs Gere Elizabeth Herbert near Poplar Springs with services pending in Winfield Church of God cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Eleanor Staub
J. Marshall Staub
Casa Loma
Braddock Heights
East Church Street
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Frangaelical Lutheran Church
H. L Fahrney
Harold Schaden
Edward P. Thomas
F. Ross Myers
F. W. Weitzel
Eric Lindgren
Mount Olive Cemetery
M. Ritchison and Son
Gere Elizabeth Herbert
Warren Herbert
Poplar Springs
Elton Herbert
Sykesville
Carroll County
Charles
Mary Hammond
Elton
William
Gladys Justice
Baltimore
Winfield
Charles Michael
Winfield Church of God
C. M. Waltz
Weddings of Sherry Mills and Robert Blank at Brook Hill
Miss Sherry Mills and Robert Blank were married November 19 at Brook Hill Methodist Church with Rev. H. L. Doggett officiating. Engagement announced for Lalarene Mills Anglegeberger to Cooper H. Anderson, navy electronics mate first class. wedding planned for fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington Angleberger
Thurmont
Lalarene
Cooper H. Anderson
U.S. Navy
Anderson
Harold Anderson
Penn's Grove
N. J
Local Health News From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Meth Moberly of Martinsville Virginia has returned home after removal of a plate from his arm at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was also examined at Wilmer Eye Clinic. Mrs Harlan Porterfield Thurmont entered Washington County Hospital for surgery. Mrs Porterfield is the former Lillian Eicholtz. Mrs Wiliam E Snyder reentered Frederick Memorial Hospital November 29 for surgery and returned home on West Parrick Street Wednesday. Mrs Dolores Miller East Patrick Street returned home Friday from Church Home Hospital Baltimore after minor surgery. Her condition is satisfactory. Mr Elbridge Biggs formerly of Frederick and Towson is a patient at Church Home Hospital Baltimore. Mrs Chester Clem, two weeks post surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital, has returned home and is recuperating satisfactorily.
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Meth Moberly
Martinsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wilmer Eye
Invis Hawkins
Baltimore
Harlan Porterfield
Thurmont
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Porterfield
Lillian Eicholtz
Wiliam E. Snyder
West Parrick Street
Dolores Miller
East Patrick Street
Church Home Hospital
Vernon T. Price
Mon- Tee Avenue
Elbridge Biggs
Frederick
Towson
Chareh Home Hospital
Chester Clem
Frederick Mem Oerial Hospital
Dill Avenue
Forfeit Collateral By Four Motorists in Court
Four motorists forfeited collateral on motor vehicle law violations before Magistrate Wilbur F. Shef field in Peoples Court this morning. Named defendants include Stanley Waiters of Hyattsville for exceeding 55 on U S 240, Charles A. Weddle of West Sixth Street for exceeding 50 on U S 40 West, James R. Edwards of Harpers Ferry for improper passing on U S 340 near Jefferson, and Boyd Doody of Shamsville for exceeding 36 in Mt Pleasant. Trooper Paul A. Kline filed the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Stanley
Waiters
Hyattsville
U. S
Charles A. Weddle
Sixth Street
U.S 40
James R. Edwards
Harpers Ferry
U. S. 340
Jefferson
Boyd
Sjamsville
Mt. Pleasant
Paul A. Kline
Frederick area clubs host seasonal events and gatherings
Garden Club of Frederick previewed Christmas greens for sale at Frederick Motor Company on December 18. Over 350 attended the Frederick Tailoring Company annual dinner and dance at the Key Hotel with local dignitaries and staff present. Zonta Fashion Show plans for March 7 at the Key Hotel. A stork shower in Walkersville honored Mrs. William C. Taylor Jr with green and yellow decor. A birth announcement from the Wahls in Korea and a ninth birthday for Charlie Grable. A 60th birthday surprise for Mrs. Russell Fisher at Thurmont. Taskers Chance Garden Club met at Mrs. Molesworth Jr to discuss roadside chairmen.
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Garden Club
Garden Club of
Frederick
Edward D. Shriner
Rockwell Terrace
Frederick Motor Company
T. Stuart Haller
Shriner
Frederick Tailoring Company
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Stanley Sagner
James Sagner
Arthur Greenhut
Greenhut
John A. Derr
Charles V. Main
Elmer F. Munshower
Muns
Bienison
Zonta Club of
Marjorie Etchison
Etchison
Mildred Dunne
Norma Ettler
Grace Brown
Mary Kline
Virginia Thomas
Helen Smith
Ken Hersperger
Walkersville
Horacé Wright
William C. Taylor, Jr
Walkersville Methodist Church
Lioneridan Sarbper
William Albaugh
Jack McEw
Elizabeth Nelson
Helena Stauffer
Allen Nicodemus
John Kerchner
Charles Breighner
William Crum
Clarence Eaves
Netta Hammond
Charles Kintz
Della Nusbaum
Grayson Smith
Harvey Strine
Elizabeth Trout
George Zimmerman
Wilfred Wisner
Lewis Wisner
Cleveland Trout
Taskers Chance Garden Club
Carlton Molesworth Jr
Lee Place
Claude H. Barrick
William Thomas
Side Glances Of District 5 And Local Events
Community notes from Frederick County Maryland include a horticultural talk by John A G Smith on Roses, cancellation of a Christmas greens street sale due to illness, and a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs. Harvey B Haines for her niece Mrs. Virgie Carey and family. Various gatherings with Mary Sheller of Baltimore and Thanksgiving in Baltimore are listed plus the Historical Society Christmas tea on December 12. The Frederick Chapter DAR December meeting is announced with program chair Dorothy Lasseter and gifts for Pine Mountain Settlement School Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. G. Smith
Harvey B. Haines
Airy
Virgie Carey
Lester Carey
Benson Carey
Harvey Fietter
Frederick
Paul B. Rhoads
Regent’s Home
East Patrick Street
Dorothy Lasseter
George L. Bennett
Sherman P. Bowers
Alvin H. Crawford
Elmer C. Kefauver
Sarah
Messiah Broadcast From USNA Tonight Feature
Frederick listeners will hear a live Messiah from the Hood College and United States Naval Academy choirs tonight at eight. The broadcast marks the first direct wire transmission from the Naval Academy Chapel to a Frederick station as a public service feature by Monocacy Broadcasting Company. About 63 singers will participate, with one performance tonight open to the public and another Sunday for Navy personnel and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
Midshipmen
Hood Girls
Woman's Choir
Dr. G
Girl Scout Association Dinner Meeting January 25
The Girl Scout Association Board met at Scout Headquarters with President Mrs. Joseph Vona presiding. Mrs. Herman Hunter announced an instructor course for leaders and Miss Betty Bolger will train board members. A dire need for more leaders was stated and interested persons were asked to contact Miss Bolger. Juliette Low chairman Mrs. Edward D. Storm is receiving funds for the restoration fund. The association dinner meeting is scheduled for January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Association
Scout Headquarters
Joseph Vona
Herman Hunter
Paul Johnson
Betty Bolger
Miss Bolger
Edward D. Storm
Juliette Low
Program Aims to Assist Home Buyers in Region
Washington announces a new Voluntary Home Mortgage Credit program to aid prospective buyers and builders, especially minorities, with government insured financing. The Housing and Home Finance Agency sponsors the Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Washington rollout, with George W. Defranceaus chairing the region and Fred B Morrison directing the regional office.
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Washington
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
The
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Lafayette
George W. Defranceaus
Fred B. Morrison
Red Cross
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New Windsor
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Pocietx Enews
Marie Hamilton Law
Drexel Library School
Philadelphia
Josephine
P. Etchison
Samuel R. Wahl
South
Jefferson Street
Daniel Ralph
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Sgt. Wahl
Korea
Charlies
Sonny" Grable
Charles Grable
Russell Fisher
Russell C. Fisher
George Mos James
Phyllis
Joe
Jerry Lee
George Fisher
Patsy
Richard
Mike
Mike. Carroll, Fred and Larry: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fisher
Dorothy
Joanne
Ronald
George Miller
Melissa
Donald Fisher
Eugene
Lois
Gloria
Ray Valentine
Douglas
Jeffrey
Darryn
Lee Fisher
Ann
Rusty
Ralph Fisher
Doris Fisher
Joseph Harbaugh
Beckie
Glen Crawford
Bessie Crawford
Lee Ones
Bobby
Jimmy Wetzel
Emmitsburg
Russell Leather- Wood
Mary Sheller
James Marion
Leonard Haines
Robert
Lewis Klein
Russell Klein
Harvey B. Main
the Historical Society of
Society
NEA Sere
Ina
USNA
SPM
Auto Baltimore
Ft. Smalwood Road
Snead
Miami
Fla
Sammy Snead
Harald Geer
Donald C. Gilley
Navel Academy Chapel
William Sprigg
Hood College
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