Love Me Not the Jealous Sailor in Wartime Drama
In a wartime social scene Lieutenant Dan Sherman pressures Mary Garth to confess love as Porter Lloyd, her fiancé, endures a tense party invitation. A rival gaze sparks both humor and heat, revealing Mary’s conflicted affection and Dan’s determined pursuit amid beach evacuations and wartime duty.
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Dan Sherman
USN
Santa Phillipa
Mary Garth
Watte
Dan
Porter Lloyd
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Lloyd
Mary
Sherman
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Merced
Auiry
Union Bridge Personal Notices and Local Updates
Union Bridge items report residents leaving for military training at Camp Meade and other postings. Karl Knox discontinues a milk route due to lack of help. Louise K Roop and Staff Sergeant William Knight wed at Pipe Creek Church of the Brethren after October postponement. William Sponseller, Mack Biggetts, and Monroe Pfoult are noted for illness and hospital stays. Pvt Ernest Green ill in England. Richard Thompson to leave Memorial Hospital, Winchester. Ortha Strickler visits Floyd and Leila Vineelle travels. Neighborly notes cover local visitors, health, and travel through Union Bridge.
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Union Bridge
Franklin Verte
Gene Six
Camp Meade
Karl Knox
Louise K. Roop
John D. Roop
Linwood
William Knight
Mr. Knight
Indiana
Pipe Creek
Church of the Brethren
William Sponseller
Ilness
Stewart Bankert
John Adolph
U. S Naval Reserve
Washington, D C
Mr Bankert
and Wils
Earline Alexander
Mack Biggetts
Monroe Pfoult
Frederick City Hospital
War Department
Pvt
Ernest Green
England
Richard Thompson
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Ang Retirre
Haeey. Waldson
A. L Hatcher
Leila Vineelle
Lovettsville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Dr and Mrs Atgill of Walkersville were guests of Misses Elizabeth and Betty Hammond and a brother Richard Hammond. Dr Conner conducted services at the Reformed Church Sunday. Myrtle Myers returned from Heccestown Monday after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs D H Green have...
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Loyvettsville
Atgill
Walkersville
Elizabeth
Betty Hammond
Richard Hammond
Conner
Reformed Church
Myrtle Myers
Heccestown
D. H. Green
Hollywood Buzz and Casting Sparks Across 1943 News
film gossip notes list Rooney in Girl Crazy with rodeo dance and 100 cowgirls while Warners and Fox bid on Shadows Are Sirens. Bogart may star in a Maltese Falcon sequel. Elissa Landi eyed for Broadway Women revival. Sousa role eyed for Don Ameche. John Carroll draws from real life for Hit Parade of 1943. box lunches praised at MGM. Cast tales include Steinbeck visiting Fox set and Johnson rewriting scripts for The Moon Is Down.
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Hollywood
Ererine Johnsonner
Sta
Mickey Rooney
Girl Cracy
Rooney
Warners
20Th Century-Fox
Johnny Yukasz
Humphrey Bogart
Elissa Landi
Broadway
Dixon Harwin
Don Ameche
John Philip Sousa
Miyenke
Sir Deane
John Carroll
M-G-M
Albert Godders
Suous
Godderis
Leopold
Belgium
Jane Wyatt
Ed Ward
Charles Starrett
Columbia
Chill Wills
Jill Wills
Will Wills
Batonman O'Shea
Johnson
Rural youth group hosts Christmas party in Clarendon
The home demonstration club held a Christmas party for Rural Youth 4 H and faculty. Mr and Mrs W S McKimmey visited relatives in Brunswick and Clarence. County schools closed December 18 and reopen January 4.
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Reidchild
Die Athols
Clarendon
W. S. McKimmey
Phillips
Brunswick
H. Cc. McKimmey
Eyes Of Blind Youth Opened By War And Courage
Dorothy Dix Sage reflects on letters from youths fearing hardship and money, then praises a wartime transformation. She notes a shift from defeatist youth to a new generation showing courage, purpose, and resolve to serve the country despite danger.
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Mai
Paul Harbor
Jad
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Mothers' rush to war plant work decried by club head
Baltimore December 28 The General Federation of Women's Clubs president Mrs John L Whitehurst decried the rush by mothers of young children into war plant work saying a woman's highest patriotic duty remains in wartime and peacetime.
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Baltimore
John L. Whitehurst
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Women Suggest Public Nurseries To Aid War Effort
Mrs Whitehurst argues for nurseries run under the public school system as a safer method to care for children while young women join the war effort. She proposes retired teachers and trained nurses work in shifts in nurseries established in schools with educational and health leadership to prevent a dangerous situation.
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Whitehurst
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