For Me And My Gal At Tivoli For Three Days
Vaudeville in New York's Palace Theater frames Judy Garland's first adult role with Gene Kelly and George Murphy. The film follows a 1915 vaudeville romance, delay by war, and a heroic return. Also shows Thunder Birds in Technicolor with Gene Tierney and Preston Foster plus Navy Comes Through and related shorts.
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Meyday
New York
Palace Theater
Gal
Judy Garland
Tiveli Mongay
Gene Kelly
George Murphy
Ben Blue
Richard Quine
Miss Garland
All Varieties
Palace
Kelly
Judy
France
Johnny
John Jones
Universal News
Thunder Birds
Gene Tierney
Preston Foster
John Sutton
Tivoli
Navy
Pat O'Brien
Max Baer
Jackie Cooper
Desi “Arnaz
Murphy
Wolien Pidys
Ireland
Jane Wyatt
Thurmont Homemakers Club Meets Warmly for January Session
The Thurmont Homemakers Club held its January 13 gathering at Mrs. Ross Firor’s home with sixteen members present. President Mrs. Anna Jones opened with the American Creed. Mrs. Corbett spoke on club musical objectives, read Julia Ward Howe’s life sketch, and noted Haydn’s piece with Merrill’s lyrics. Members approved a $5 Red Cross donation, read a thank you note from Emergency Hospital, and announced a clothing school with details pending.
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Thurmont Club
Thurmont Homemakers Club
Ross Firor
Anna Jones
Charles H. Corbett
Julia Ward Howe
Empire
Haydn
William P. Merrill
Corbett
Red Cross
P. D. Koons
Jones
Roscoe Lantz
D. Koo
Dallas Reid
Viola Whitmore
Charles Fornwald
Howard Damuth
J. K. White
Glenn Gall
George Trexier
Raymond Creager
Clarence Creager
J. R. White
Raymond Creaker
Mier
Today In History and Birthdays Snapshot
A mixed item lists notable 18th to 20th century births such as Nicholas Longworth Henry Hallock Robert Hitt Elwood Mead William Thayer and today’s milestones including the National Academy of Design formation 1828 and 1982 Knights of Columbus founding. Also notes today’s birthdays Maj. Gen Joseph Green Robert Service Dr William Jardine and others with brief horoscope preview concluding abruptly.
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Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Newark
N. J
Henry W. Hallock
California
New York
Robert R. Hitt
Mt. Morris
Urbana
Elwood Mead
Patriot
Ind
William Roscoe Thayer
Boston
National Academy of the Arts of Design
Congress
Knights of Columbus
New Haven
Conn
Berlin
U. S
Europe
Joseph A. Green
Cherokee
Iowa
Robert W. Service
Hollywood
England
William M. Jardine
Wichita, Kansa Municipal University
Agriculture
Idaho
Dean Carl A. Ackerman
Columbia Univ. Graduate School of Journalism
Richmond
Hall M. Griffiths
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Herbert G. Moulton
Bellevue
Sliced Bread Ban Affects Hospitals
Bathmore Jan 15 The federal ban on sale of pre sliced bread will cause hardship for hospitals nationwide says Dr Merrill L Stout directorHospital for the Women of Maryland After the order takes effect many hospitals may struggle to slice enough bread for patients He notes officials oppose the move but cannot prevail Wastage from mechanical cutting is negligible while manual slicing causes overthick slices and crumb breakage with dull knives
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Bathmore
Merrill L. Stout
Hospital For the Women of Maryland
Stout
Baltimore
Stont
Meeting closes as Locksley Hall read in unison
The collect was read in unison to close the meeting. Mrs. Raymond Craeger will be the hostess for the club on February 10.
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Locksley Hall
Tennyson
Raymond Creager
Food For Health Advice From Wila Camery N C S New York
Draft findings on youths rejected for military service link childhood nutrition to later defects. The guide urges mothers to feed properly with milk daily multiple fruit servings vegetables whole grains and daily protein. Emphasizes measured portions and simple strategies if children reject meals.
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Food For Health
Wila Camery, R. N
Community Service Society of
New York
Cross Section of Opinion On Foods For Rationing
Washington January 15 The Office of Price Administration will survey 5,000 to 10,000 housewives nationwide to learn what foods, especially canned, dried or frozen, are being eaten as rationing begins. Participants from 58 counties will record daily purchases to help set monthly ration points and adjust values. Counties include Maryland areas Baltimore Garrett Tennessee Washington Virginia Appomattox West Virginia McDowell.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
America
Maryland
Baltimore
Garrett
Tennessee
Virginia
Appomattox
West Virginia
McDoweell
Mystery Film Opens at Opera House With The Falcon Brother
The Falcon era returns in The Falcon's Brother with Tom Conway and George Sanders at the Opera House Monday and Tuesday. Plot centers on Gay Lawrence solving a shipboard murder and a deadly chase amid criminals. Tom Lawrence leads the investigation after The Falcon is put into a coma. Also shown are G Men vs The Black Dragon chapter 4, You John Jones, and Pathe News.
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Tom Conway
the Falcons
Opera House
George Sanders
the Falcon
Tone Conway
Gay Lawrence
Bahamas
Tom Lawrence
Dst Michland
Cha Gilvelio
Toru
Falcon
John Jones
Pathe News
Charlie McCarthy
Frederick
Edgar Bergen
Fibber McGee and Molly
Ginny Simms
the Great Gildersleeve
Joe E. Brown
Young Man
Bob Steele
Tom Tyler
Jimmie Dodd
Smiling Jack
Three Deer Killed By Dogs In Frederick County
Frederick County has seen three deer killed by dogs in recent months. Regional Game Warden Benjamin F Phebus reports dogs are driving most deer from the Frederick City watersheds on Catoctin Mountain into the Catoctin Recreational Area. He notes tracks show dogs chasing deer and says deer numbers on watersheds are at a two year low. Phebus declines to comment on a bill to open deer season in the county. The carp suckers eels and catfish fishing season will start February 15 rather than February 1.
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Frederick County
Frederick City
Catoctin Mountain
Catoctin
Benjamin F Phebus
Phobus
Phebus
Frederick
Oats Lead Strong Grain Advance in Chicago Markets
Oats led a broad grain advance with gains over a cent per bushel to new season highs as feeding grain demand rose amid tight receipts. Wheat, corn and rye followed similar upward moves while late profit-taking trimmed gains. prices cited for May and July contracts reflect a buoyant but cautious session.
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Chicago
Syatep Ae
Stade
Regional Board Conference At Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick and Middletown area guests invited to a regional conference at the Francis Scott Key hotel Thursday evening. After dinner address by T Roy Brookes Director Southern States Cooperative, followed by a report by Maurice Tomlinson and discussions on wartime problems. Also notes 3.5 million acres of federal grazing districts converted to military training areas in 1941 42.
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Frederick
Middletown
Vicinits
Southar
States Coopeist
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Sever O'Clock
T. Roy Brookes
Southern States Cooperative
Maurice Tomlinson
More Than Material Gifts In Good Deeds
Dorothy Dix extols kindness as real charity beyond money. Small acts of encouragement lift weary souls, boost confidence, and give happiness to strangers, coworkers, and families. A simple word or compliment can brighten days and renew ambition, proving priceless value beyond material aid.
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Vany
Sintiann
Lvneiy
Emmitsburg Club Meeting and Local Social News
Emmitsburg notes report Over The Teacups Sewing Club meeting at Mrs C G Frailey s home with guests listed. A Sodality benefit card party is set for January 12 at St Euphemia s Hall. Mrs Harry Gross visits Norfolk Va. Mrs Claude Carl and daughter Mary return from Green Castle Pa. Entre Nous Sewing Club birthday celebration for Sara Rhodes and Claude Corl. Grace Rowe visits Relsters town. Chic Rosensteel improving. Marriage announced for Sgt Richard Bollinger A S A and Miss Marie Cox. Albert L Leary hosts Fred Jerinke bridge club.
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Sodality of
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Euphemia's Hall
Harry Gross
Norfolk
Sterling Potts
Claude Carl
Mary
Duncan Moore
Greencastle
George Eyster
Entre Nous Sewing Club
Theodore Bollinger
Marie Cox
Blue Ridge Summit
Baltimore
Sgt . Bollinger
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Albert L. Leary
Emmitsburg
Fredjericke Bridge Club
Hollywood By Faskine Johnson NEA Service Stall Correspondent
Background for stardom follows a Fort Worth dance contest pair Ginger Rogers and an unnamed boy who later rise to Hollywood. The boy’s illness delays their careers, then reunites them in films. A London father’s failed stage-to-film promise prompts a friend to fund his son’s screen test, leading to a role alongside Charles Laughton. Alice Faye, a stage kid, seeks a job with a Broadway producer who doubts her.
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Hollywood
Faskine Johnson
NEA
Fort Worth
Texat
Trken Hl
Broadway
Mollywood
Hacy the Dark
Billy Daciels
Ginger Rogers
London
Acto
RKO
Charles Laughton
Ropert Donat
Idohna Donat
Inclement Weather Delays Prompt Daily Lesson
A brief English lesson notes common misuse and pronunciation tips. It highlights words like fronting up against a problem and plantain confusion, while teaching spelling quirks and encouraging daily vocabulary growth with the word inclement meaning harsh or severe as in inclement weather keeping readers indoors for days.
Frederick Theater Presents South of Santa Fe Sat
The Frederick theater shows South of Santa Fe with Roy Rogers and Gabby Hayes on Saturday. Also listed are Fancy Fables Heart of Mexico and Chapter 7 of The Secret Code. Celands parliamentary body organized over a millennium ago.
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Frederick
Santa Fe
Roy Rogers
Gabby Hayes
Frederick Theater
Mexico
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Roosevelt
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Jane Randolph
Cam Falcon
Dorothy Dix
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tAte Bell Syndicate
Tewcups Sewing Club
C. G. Frailey
Harry Boyle
Anne Codors
Joseph Ash
George Thompson
J. W. Houser
QO. H. Stinson
le Lele
Agathe
Om Erneed Sanders
Monway Jawe
Randolph
Eap Ventures
Canyon
Curtes
Buddy DeSylva
Alice Faye
Tcelands
A Home Small Loan Co
North Court St
Tita Hae
Marta Eggerth
Ben
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Ram Ea Ay Athe
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