Hollywood Hearts Break As Engagements Spark Buzz
Hollywood gossip round up notes Danice Rule and Farley Granger’s broken engagement with friends claiming they never planned a serious altar, while Debbie Reynolds guides deals with studio executives and Eddie Fisher. Others mix weddings, renown names, and future plans amid busy showbiz chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erseine Johnson
Hollywood
NEA
GrapeVine
Danice Rule
Farley Granger
Margaret O'Brien
Gladys
John Robertson
Margaret
Eddie Fisher
Kane
Eddie
Debbie Reynolds
June Allyson
Joan Blondell
Joan
Dick Powell
Miriam Nelson
Gene Nelson
Piper Laurie
Gene
Piper
Mary Magpuy
Paris
Dale Robertson
Dale Evang
Sheree North
Jimmy Durante
Celeste Holm
Jathr Webb
Dorothy Towne
Uncle Sam
Mario Lanza
Mario
Witner
Dan Dailey
Yvonne de Carlo
Robert Morgan
Ginger Rogers
Jacques Bergerac
Handsome Jacques
Halieve
Terry Moore
Mr. Right
Jane Woman
Barbara Stanwyck
Sabrina Sykes
Steve Cochran
London
Leslie Caron
Esther Williams
Esther
George Nader
Guy Madison
Sheilah
Dewey Martin
Peggy Lee
Birthday and visit items mark Clarksburg news
Clarksburg notes include Mrs Roy Whipp birthday celebration and weekend visits as Mrs Rose and Mrs Ethel Springett return from Ontario. Local residents Ralph Martz and family host relatives while Jim Kemp recovers in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Harrison wedding and other birthdays, plus community association gathering and sledding party, fill the weekend chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Roy Whipp
W. QO. Rose
Ethel Springett
Ontario
Canada
Ray Wahl
Frederick
Ralph F. Martz
Richard Miller
Damascus
Charles 2. Miller
Old King’s Band
James R. King
Dorothy Cordell
Judy
Air
Anaries JF. Kemp
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kemp
Elmer ‘Bud’ Harrison
Thomas Crossman
Harrison
Armed Services
George Marshall
Kate Ann
Earl Price
Richard Wilhide
Jack Cordell
Barbara Ann
Kathy Ann James
Edward James
Carson Kreh
Chevy Chase
Silver Spring
Lester Feaga
Fenton Green
Lovettsville
Albert Eyler
Erma DeGrange
Daugh—Ter
Lacy DeGrange
Trustees Say Rumor About Parking Area Sale Is False
At a board meeting for the newly purchased Optimist Parking Area president Charles P. Staley denied circulating rumors that the Foundation sold the property for profit and would divert proceeds away from civic use to the Optimist Boys Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist
Charles P. Staley
Optimist Boys Club
Negotiations for Civic Use Expansion by Optimist Club
The Optimist Boys Foundation plans to expand civic use of area property benefiting the Frederick Boy Club and youth development programs such as basketball swimming Little League and oratorical contests. Proceeds will continue to fund youth activities at 101 W South St and beyond. Police issued notices and detains followed a suspect linked to an airport incident. Johnson was arrested and held in District jail awaiting transfer to Rockville to face charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Boys Foundation, Inc
Frederick
W. South St
Optimist
Fet
Optimist Club
Safeway Whre Corp. Waelumwa
Revd Aid Oy
Belead
Aiva Police
Johnson
Howard
Rockville
Quince Orchard Negro Arrested In Capital
A Quince Orchard man, Walter Wilson Johnson, allegedly shot his wife with a 12 gauge shotgun during an argument at their home about 8 p.m. He fled in the immediate manhunt but surrendered about 1 a.m. at Washington airport, after Montgomery County Police alerted District officers to the capstone case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Washington
Walter—Wilson
Johnson
Montgomery County
Ralph Howard
Rockville
John
Urges Three To Run In State's Primaries
Baltimore lawyer Hy man A. Pressman urged Adlai Stevenson Estes Kefauver and Averell Harriman to run in Maryland s presidential primary. He argued the delegates must support the top vote getter on the first ballot and noted the state s political class often seeks uninstructed delegates to facilitate personal deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hyman A. Pressman
Maryland
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Averell Hammann
New York
Rmenn
Sidential
Pressman
Kefauver
Candidate selection and public approval voiced by pressman
A pressman urged that a candidate favored by the general public stands a better chance of winning in November. He wrote as a voter and registered Democrat, stressing the need for genuine public choice beyond party lines.
Five Plead Not Guilty To Murders
Five boys aged 15 to 17 pleaded innocent in Youth Court to murder charges. Three face Christ mas Eve killings and two, New Year’s Day slayings. Trials scheduled. some defendants seek examinations and attorneys appointed.
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Baltimore
Edward Butler
Tyrone J. Stokley
The
Frederick
BETAS
Richard P. Westcott
Charles William Orem
Gaither Lee Fischbach Jr
Western Maryland College
Westcott
Orem
Fishbach
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South Market St
Raber
Sheri Wal
Faratreeper
Afeo-Hub
William Kabrick
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Kabrick
Robert Baker
Walkersville
Harry E. Fisher
Winford Edwards
G. W
Woody Free
WED
Casablanca Club
N. Thurmont
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Mi. W. Fred
Moose
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SUN
Cacatanre Club
Thurrmont
Brunswick. MD
Ray W. Wahl
East Fifth ST
Reed
Njames Craig Ke
Buchanan
Charlie Aitomy, Sone
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Opera House
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Jane Wyman
Rock Hudson
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Conrad Ragel
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Man
Bey
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Katie
Hagertown
Freerick
Frederick City
Frederick Albert A. Dowery Union Bridge
Singer
TY OM
Four Star Playhouse
LOOK
I. Quaranion Lageait
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King Singer Sewing Center
Tees
Tary
Lana
Turner
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America
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Westinghouse
Better Homes Equipment CO
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