Premier Hit the Deck features Ann Miller at charity easing
A world premiere of Hit the Deck featuring Ann Miller drew 602 paid patrons at Avalon Theater with proceeds aiding Eastern Shore State Hospital’s musical therapy program led by Mrs. George Scotti Wallace and Mrs. Margaret Dickson. The event marked Musical Therapy Day endorsed by Boston Mayor Cal Lomax and showcased Miller’s dance amid a busy schedule across Easton and Cambridge.
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Vincent ‘Youmans
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Yourman
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Seavitt
George Scotti Wallace
Margaret Dickson
Avalon Theater
Wallace
Mrs. Dickson
Talent County
Miller
Dumor Chamber of Commerce
Easton High School
WCEM
Attacking Red Tape and Charges in Police File
Government reform talks on adopting Hoover Commission ideas for paperwork management aim to save billions. The plan could shift responsibility to General Services Administration and consolidate forms and records. In crime notes, Thomas Green and Edward BE face intoxication charges, with Duncan cited for reckless driving.
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Congress
Hoover Commission
United States
Internal Revenue Service
Social Security Administration
General Services Administration
Paperwork Task Force
Thomas R. L. Green
Point of Rocks
Edward BE
Grove
West
Patrick’ Street
Bender
Stackman
Larry L. Duncan
Phoenix
Phobus
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
Fifty years ago notes recount a robbery at the opera house ticket office with tickets to be replaced. A South Frederick Literary and debating club split on temperance creating a 2 to 1 negative win. Snowbound roads hinder traffic expected to last a month. Mayor George Edward Smith relocated to a new home at 124 East Taamas.
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HOX
South Frederick
Pondent
Urs
George Edward Smith
Wast Ta Sireer
von Wrest Renner
East
Taamas FE
Driek Bayt Spernt
Twenty Years Ago Fragments From The News Column
Twenty years ago readers saw weather notes with a 14 degree reading and a January grand jury session lasting eight days. A county jail improvement suggestion appeared, and city mail carrier Frank J. Bringle recovered from a fall injury to resume duties after several weeks.
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Frank Jh. Brengle
Concluding Lectures Near at Hood College Event
Moss Catherine Wallsanrt announces a concluding lecture in a series at Hood College. Heather Spate will speak on American influence in music, with Jeri Ope Mertaee introducing. Alumnae gathering follows Monday evening with focus on education and cultural topics. Williams earned BA from Mount Holyoke and MA from Vassar, taught at Pennsylvania College for Women and Mount Holyoke.
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Moss Catherine Wallsanrt
Frany
Mei
Hood Talege
Wil Cave
Wonetndine
Jeri
Wclock
Yues Wallis Wa
Siss Williamsoo
Mount Holsake College
Vassar Callece
Northwestern
Omye
Bastion
Paanelphia
Raforre Payeng
Muse Williams
Pennsylvania Callege For
Mount Holyake College
General Hull to retire from Aria on April 30
Gen Hull to retire from Aria on April 30 as Col George E Ames Washington administrator Veterans Affairs says Hull will leave the Army after a long career. The report notes his role as head of the Veterans Bureau and mentions discussions with the Greenland Kiwanis Club about reforestation efforts on the island.
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Gen. Hull
Aria
Sears
Ist
MmVoluantas
Don Maxwell
Western Pacific
Washington
Taylor
Hull
Death of Earl Stirty Sturt(e)ly in Union Bridge Area
Earl Sturte Stitely aged 58 died at University Hospital Baltimore after an extended illness. Born in Union Bridge he was a son of the late David W and Grave Gerne iteis. Survived by wife Mane Hartsock Stitely three daughters Esther Johnson and Grace Boone both of Union Bridge Earl Stitely of Glendon and five grandchildren, three brothers Clarence J Donald G Stitely and Mary N. Smith of this city. Member of the Sloth odise church. Body at Union Bridge funeral home of ND DO Hartgier and Sor. services Monday at 2 PM Rev Ernest Colwell officiating Interment Mountain View Cemetery Union Bridge. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Earl Sturte
West Broadway
Union Bridge
University Hospital
Baltimore
David W
Gerne Iteis
Mane Hartsock Stitely
Esther Johnson
Grace Boone
Earl
Stitely
Glindon
Fise
Tan
Aaster
Clarance J
Donald G Stitely
Jownsville
Mary N. Smith
Sloth Odise Church
Bedy
ND DO Hartgier
Sor
Melock
Ernest Colwell
Mountain View Cemetery
Obituaries From Fairfield to Bethesda Area Dated Deaths
Mrs Frederick J Longpre and Mrs Ester Thelma Cregger head a list of local obituaries. Mrs Longpre aged 66 of Fairfield PA died Friday at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg. She was a Brooklyn native and had lived in Emmitsburg and Fairfield with her husband. Surviving include a son Thomas Devlin and two stepchildren. Funeral services are set at Emmitsburg funeral home. Mrs Cregger 45 of Germantown died Thursday at Suburban General Hospital Bethesda. Surviving are husband Ray and several children. Burial at Monocacy Cemetery. Benjamin Utterback 69 owner of a Comus road funeral store died Thursday. survived by wife Cathryn and children. Funeral Thursday at Robert Pumphrey funeral home. Infant Roland Ler Diehl died of bronchopneumonia aged three months. funeral and graveside services planned.
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Frederick J. Longpre
Mary Eva Longpre
RFD
Fairfield
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburo
Brooklyn
New York
Otto
Ella Dauil Hohrein
Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church
Thomas Devlin
Hicksville
Long Island
Wilbham Longpre
Uniondale
Clifford Hunter
Waldwick X. d
William Hohrein
Springfield
Mane
William Kassay
N.Y
Emmitsburg
Gideon Galambos
Richmond Hill
Queens County
L. Alusan
Ray R. Cregger
Ester Thelma Cregger
Germantown
Suburban General Hospital
Bethesda
Charles
Rebecca Painter
Leonard Cregger
Frederick
Frank Smith
Darnestown
Williiam Armarout
Browningsville
Clifford Cregger
Emma Cregger
Edward Cregger
Jacqueline Cregger
Poolesville
William B. Hilton
Benjamin Utterback
Comus Road
Clarkaburg
Utterback
Capital Transit Co
Virginia
Cathryn Utterback
C. A. Stipe
Brookeville
Lawrence C. Utterback
Fort Benning
Ruben Utterback
Robert 4
Roland Ler Diehl
Elizabeth Diehl
Anrane da Snot
John Stall
Smithsbore
Thestlas
Freda
Por Oospom
Reenrera
Whanastown
Lester Meister
Dallas Silt
Benjamin
Torlees
Bares
Charles Reeder
LeRoy Reeder
Mt. Zion
Ill health notices from Frederick area hospitals and homes
A string of health updates from Frederick and nearby areas lists patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital and Fort Howard Hospital. Individuals named include Oscar Summers, Louis Keyser, Holly Albaugh, William Pryor Jr, Robert Mercer, Charles and Sitford, George T. Cramer, Alys Aubrey Davis, Thomas Cryo, Mefates Mailer, Master David Reeser, Hiers Vo Frushone, and William Maller with conditions ranging from satisfactory to fair or undergoing treatment, plus a home confinement for David Reeser and a scheduled surgery for Hiers Vo Frushone.
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Oscar M. Summers
Sjamsville
Washington Sanitarium
Tacoma Park
Louis Keyser
West Fourteenth Street
Frederick Mimorial Hospital
Holly Albaugh
Unionville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William Pryor, Jr
Thurmont
Robert Mercer
East Eighth Street
The
Fredericks Memorial Hospital
Charles A. Sitford
Home For the
Record Street
George T. Cramer
Aubrey Davis
Jug Bridge
Frederick Wermorial Hospital
Thomas Cryo
North Court Street
Frederick Memorial
Mailer
Third Street
Frederick Vienmrial Hospital
David Reeser
Mt Pleasant
Hiers Vo Frushone
Chl
Iro Avenue
Frederick Hiah School
William
Maller
Fort Howard Hospital
Ballamore
Tayine
Frieard Bo Measell Funeral Rites Held at Trinity Chapel
Funeral services for Frieard Bo Measell of 19 Fast Patrick Street were held Wednesday at Trinity Chapel of the Evangelical Reformed Church with Rev. Pani le Aithones and Rev. Honus J. G Rarffer officiating. Masonic rites by Columbia Lodge featured Richard Beachley and Ret Althouse as pallbearers. burial followed at Mt Zion cemetery.
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Patrick Street
Trinity Chapel
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Pani le Aithones
Honus J. G Rarffer
Emertus
Columbia Lodge
AF & A
Masons
Richard Beachley
Ret Althouse
Yapaboan
Goossen Fo Nokiek
Ibint
Jury Obedience in Kansas City Star Antitrust Case
The Kansas City Star case raises issues on press freedom and anti trust law as a jury convicts a newspaper of violating antitrust rules under prejudiced federal judge instructions. It questions price setting for editions, potential government price control, cross media tie ins, and the broader regulatory stance impacting journalism in a tense political climate. The piece notes prior related cases in Lorain Ohio and New Orleans and contrasts civil and criminal routes, hinting at Supreme Court review.
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America
Kansas City Star
Cies
United States
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Dende
Sacline
Democratic Party
Hady Truman
Roosevelt
Francis Biddle
the Star
Eisenhower
Supreme Cour
Lorain
Ohio
New Orleans
Kansas City
Star
Newali
Walsa
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Federal Communications Commission
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Supreme Court of the
Frederick Native Keeps Up With Kremlin Desk Duty
Virginia E James of Frederick Maryland serves as a deck officer on the USSR desk in the State Department. She passes cables and Washington reports on Soviet relations as part of a small team guiding U S policy toward Moscow.
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Kremlin
U. S
Virginia E. James
Edward James
Fast Church Street
Frederick
Miss James
Soviet Union
United States
Ussr
State Department
Aflas
Moscow
Acvess
Virginia James
Sitera
Congress
Loy Henderson
George Kennan
Charles (Chint Bohten
County PTA Council Meets Monday in Frederick County
The County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations plans a regular meeting Monday February 28 at 9 am at Frederick High School. Agenda includes school integration, a proposed program, and committee selections with reports from local PTAs and education groups. Virginia James, a long-time cultural officer, attends as a key negotiator and briefing source.
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Frederick Tet Schard
Board of Education
PTA
Mfocmation
Tauaty Cotaiat Peeemeat
Frederick County
Wedding plans and social notes from Brunswick area
A February 19 shower honored Mrs. Lnpourne Wirth at the Campbell home on West College Terrace with guests listed. Ramona Frances Crowl and Cpl Boy Collier were announced to wed March 4 at Bethany Lutheran Church Brunswick. Also details of Fort Holabird and Capitol Building concerns, Congress tax debates, highway plans, and pay raise discussions.
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Lrnpourne Wirth
Willard P. Campbell
West College Terrace
Campbell
Howard E . Louhner
James Tucker
Paul Barker
Samuel Rose
Donald Strand- Puis
Meredith Himelwright
Roy Urie
Black Matthews
Lightner
Richard Lochster
Howard Fogie
Charles
Cnn
Schmersahl
Daniel Beach
Stanley Nagle
Keefer Main
Robert Lee
Earl Ranvspura
Hilda Sore
Strasnider
Miss Croiwt
Howard Crowl
Brunswick
Ramona Frances Crowl
Cpl
Cotlier
Boy N. Collier
Shelton
Bethany Lutheran Church
Ralph H. Mikler
Crawl
Hond College
Baltimore
North Point
Dundalk
Coulier
Washington
Fort Holabird
Capitol
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Hood Students Attend Mixer At Franklin and Marshall
About fifty Hood College students will attend an informal mixer at Franklin and Marshall College tonight. Hood previously invited F and M on January 6 for a mixer. buses and station wagons will shuttle students. Miss Marie Untereiner and Miss Nancy Cohen accompany the group. Mrs. Harvey Stambaugh celebrates forty second wedding anniversary. Jack Kins Hyattstown, inducted December 30, is stationed at Fort Riley Kansas for training. He married Shirley Burdette Kling. A& AIN 7958 Cr F 88th Inf Reg 10th Div Fort Riley KS. Mr and Mrs Rosco W. Fisher announce birth of son Terry Bruce February 18 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mary Young, daughter of Mr and Mrs David H. Young, Middletown, Pa, is a senior sociolgy major at Lebanon College. Ass Nancy C LeGore, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilburn LeGore, made dean's list at Centenary Junior College.
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Hood
Franklin and Marshall College
Hood College
Nancy Cohen
Jack Kins
Rosco W. Fisher
North Market Street
Terry Bruce
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fisher
Virginia Mossburg
Mary Young
David H. Young
West Main Street
Middletown
Lebanon College
Annville
Nancy C. LeGore
Wilburn
LeGore
Centenary Junior College
Hackettstown
N. J
Diskosophian Sororits
Senate Vote Orders Conference Knockout of Feature
Highlights of Congress note a 62 to 7 Senate vote directing removal of a feature in a conference with the House. Harvey Matusow, former Communist, faces questions over claims he falsely accused hundreds of people of Communist ties. Senate panel also reviews Judge John Marshall Harlan’s Supreme Court nomination, denying claims he would surrender U.S. sovereignty.
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House
Matusow
Internal Security Subcommittee
Harvey Matusow
Splfcta
SIS
Subcommittee
Harlan
Eisenhower
John “Marshall Harlan
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Accidents In City Reported By Police
Two autos suffered heavy damage in a West South street and Broadway collision at about 8 35 am. Involved were a pickup driven by Charles W. Lockard and an eastbound car driven by Delany E. Blackston Jr. A North Market Street crash Friday afternoon damaged a parked car and a northbound vehicle driven by Carl S Holt. No charges were filed.
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West South Street
Broadway
Charles W. Lockard
North Market Street
Delany E. Blackston, Jr
Alugquippa
Servet
Sherman Boone
Blackston
Sing Aren Jicht
Fourth Street
Addison H Heller
Stewart Manor
Carl S. Holt
Taney Apartments
Heller
Nathan Dorse
Holt
DiMaggio to Giants rumor fuels baseball chatter
Roundup by Will Grimsley notes a dance of possibilities with Joe DiMaggio returning to baseball as a New York Giant, while Leo Durocher and George Weiss offer conflicting signals and Commissioner Frick weighs tampering risk. DiMaggio himself says he lacks the equipment, Willie Mays on the Giants roster, and the tale lands amid Hall of Fame concerns. Also reported is the critical heart attack of Louise Potts, 54, in Frederick, hospitalized after collapse on the street with rescue workers providing oxygen and transport to Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Will Grimsley
Gayle Talbot
New York
Joe DiMaggio
Leo Durocher
DiMag 211
Dan
Giants
Durocher
Beverly Hills
DiMaggio
Yankee
George Weiss
Florida
Sar
DiMag
Ford Frick
Leo
Hall of Fame
DiMas
Willie Mays
Louise Potts
North Court Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fredericktoniao
United Rescuemen
Marriage Announcement for Janice Rut Sterling Haines Kelbaugh
Mrs Omer J. Duhel Mont announces the marriage of her daughter Janice Rut Sterling Haines Kelbaugh to Lee J Thurmont. The ceremony was performed at St John's Liberal Church Martinsburg West Virginia on July 23 1954.
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Omer J. Duhel
F Tourmont
Janice Rut Sterling Haines Kelbaugh
Lee J. Thurmont
St John’s Luberal Church
Martinsburg
W.2
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