Hollywood Stars Weigh TV Comeback and Marital Rumors
Hollywood gossip notes Groucho Marx may return to TV with a limited schedule while Harpo plans Palm Springs retreat. Aldo Ray praises studio relations amid Africa talks. Jane Russell scene attracts USC and Tulsa students. Dean Martin weighs reconciliation rumors. Ingrid Bergman’s glow fades, Gable’s cut profits rise. Debates over a Formosa conference surface in Tokyo as Peiping quotes a Red Chinese newspaper.
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Groucho
Marilyn Monroe
Currest
Salay Enyteneh
Africa
Donna Heed
USC
TCLA
Jane Russell
Mamie Stover
Hollywood
Jerry Lewis
Mrs. L. and the
Dean Martin
Neil and
Margaret Ray
Humphrey Bogart
London
Deborah Kerr
Tony Bartley
Witner
Phi Wolfson
Donald O'Connor
Gloria Nobel
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Ingrid
Clark Gable
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Grace Kelly
Tokyo
Dulles
Chou En-lai
Formosa
Taiwan
Radio- Peiping
Tientsin
Today in History and Birthdays Recap
A compact annals page lists anniversaries and notable figures. Entries include Aaron Burr Henry O Reilly William Evarts James E B Stuart Eldridge Johnson Franklin and others with birth and death dates. Also notes Benjamin Franklin treaty with France 1778 and Truman Taft Hartley act 1950. Birthdays Dr William P Murphy Thomas Wertenbaker Millard Caldwell Rabbi Robert Gordis Hugh Stott Taylor Ernest Gruening Ronald Reagan Claudio Arrau. Heroscope offers a cautionary note on upbringing.
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John B. Gordon
Georgia
Upton Co
James E. B. Stuart
Patrick Co. Ve
Richmond
Eldridge Reeves Johnson
Victor Talking Machine
Wilmington
Del
Benjamin Franklin
France
Massachusetts
U. S
Potomac
Malayan
Sumatra
New Jersey
Italy
Truman
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
White House
U. S Seventh Fleet
Tachen Islands
William P. Murphy
Boston
Stoughton
Wis
Thomas J. Wertenbaker
Princeton University
Charlottesville
Millard F. Caldwell
Tallahassee
Fla
Knoxville
Valentines Gifts From The Wellsmere Shop
The Wellsmere Shop at 7 North Court Street promotes Valentine ideas with Monet and Danecraft costume jewelry including necklaces bracelets and earrings. Suggest adding Hattie Carnegie perfume and note their Surprise Balls dressed as valentines with greeting cards now on display.
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Wellsmere
North Court Street
Hattie Carnegie
Emmitsburg church groups schedule meetings and services
Women of the Church gather February 14 at 7 30 p m at the parsonage with Mrs Hazel Caldwell presenting Denmark trip photos and topic The Americas Indian The Elias Lutheran League pre senten t Variety Show set for Thursday 7 30 featuring an old timers skit girls trio and bar ber shop quartet Followed by recreation and refreshments Lent Holy Week and Easter services listed with Holy Communion Ash Wednesday February 15 at 7 30 Good Friday devotions and Easter program Sunday School and Easter program times The Luther League meets February 12 at 7 p m
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Conneck de Women of the Church
Womens Missionary Society of
Elias Luth
Ras Churels
Hazel Caldwell
Eldes
Denmark
Roy Bollinger
Robert Daugherty
Louis Stoner
Elias Lutheran League of Young Adults
Bower
Elias Church
Emmitsburg
The
Luther League
Women's Clubs Meet Marks Start of New Year
The Litengtons Homemakers Club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. Fred Ward's home with Ward as new president. She spoke on mental health and led slides and discussion. seven new members joined. A new copper enamel project class formed. The February meeting is set for February 22 with hosts Mrs. Paul Nash and Mrs. Edward Noonan. In a separate note, Rufus M. Stevens Jr was treated after a fight, Grayson F. Crummitt also treated, both under police investigation by City Officer William Mutchner. The Hagerstown Fair Association plans to build two new horse barns for the spring.
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Litengtons Homemakers Club
Fred Ward
Paul Nash
Edward Noonan
Stevens
Grayson F. Crummitt
West South Street
Crummitt
William Mutchner
Mead barns loom at eastern grounds for exhibition stalls
Officials debate size and placement of new pew barns and a potential exhibition hall to house horse stalls. Proposals include a 40-horse capacity structure, formation of a largest spectator pavilion, and varied siting near Mulberry and North streets or at the end of the stand.
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Marth
Mulberry
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Erskine Johnson
NEA
Mars
Harpo
Chica
Ft. Knox
Mary
MGM
Palm Springs
Sam Miller
Air Force
Army & Navy
Uean Saree
Damascus
Frank Scvatra
Cesbie Reynolds
David Watner
America
Aaron Burr
New York
Newark
N. J
Henry O'Reilly
Rochester
N.Y
Ireland
William M. Evarts
Pol
Claudio Arrau
Chile
Alex Segal
Emmitsburg Fmmitsroe
Snomag Asn
James Singer
Edward Noonan Jr
Robert Stevens
Clayvente Wastler Vre Watthewee
George Stevens Jr
Rufus M. Stevens Jr
Fredenck
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hagerstown
Sosyte
Teels
Wate
LIFE
Saturday Evening Post
TIME
Newsweek
Maas Opticians West Second ST
Wataring
Iben
Cen Teration & Lage
Ezeemass
Ring
Western
Hallmark and
Rustcraft Valentines
Schraft Chocolates
Storm & Shipley Ie
Busy Corne
North Market Street
West Second St
Pheae
E. A. Roof
Potomac Edison CO
W. Patrick Street
Frederick
Ralphid Boye
Insurance Agency
Court Street
Travelers
Lai
Vanes
Frederick Optical Company
South Market Street
Dafi
Carr
Walter Orcas
Edward & Murrow
P. L. Carter
F. Ird ST
East Patrick & East
Allen
the News
Frederick, Md
Mead
Casablanca Club
N. Tharment
Thurs
Appalachian
Fred
Woody
Brunswick. MD
Western Maryland Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
North End
Miltary Read
Jefferson, Ma
Kelvinator
Cee
Veterans Administration
Lowes
V.A
V.A. Ds
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