Cary Grant Weds Barbara Hutton at Lake Arrowhead
Cary Grant 38 and Barbara Hutton heiress, once dubbed poor little rich girl, married today at Lake Arrowhead California after two years of public companionship at cinema colony events. Grant, born Archibald Alexander Leach in Bristol, previously married to Virginia Cherrill. Hutton heiress to Woolworth fortune, had a string of royal and noble liaisons and marriages before this union.
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Lake Arrowhead
Calif
Cary Grant
Barbara Hutton
Grant
Archibald Alexander Leach
Bristol
Eny
Hollywood
U. S
Virginia Cherrill
New York
Franklin Laws Hutton
Edna Woolworth
F. W. Woolworth
England
Prince Alexis Mdivani
Georgia
Paris
Reno
Lowell Thomas Paid $95 645 For Sunrise Broadcasts
The 1941 Sun Oil annual report shows radio commentator Lowell Thomas received 95945 for his nightly 15 minute news broadcast. Also listed are salaries for J Howard Pew president Joseph N Pew Jr vice president and J Edgar Pew vice president plus large legal counsel payments to Moffett and Roth and George Wharton Pepper. Armstrong Cork Company payouts include H W Prentis Jr president 125000 and F L Suter first vice president 65000 with Dwight L Armstrong vice president getting 40000.
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Philadelphia
Lowell Thomas
Sun Oil Company
Securities and Exchange Commission
J. Howard Pew
Joseph N. Pew
Uch
J. Edgar Pew
Moffett and Roth
George Wharton Pepper
Armstrong Cork Company
Lancaster
H. W. Prentis, Jr
F. L. Suter
Dwight L. Armstrong
Young Byrd Joins Army Plans To Return To Apples
Fort George G Meade July 9 Dick Byrd a 19 year old private left for Washington to visit his ill mother and was revealed as Richard Evelyn Byrd son of Senator Harry Flood Byrd and nephew of explorer Admiral Richard E Byrd. He recently left Washington and Lee University and chose military service over returning to college. He joined to see action and expects to fight through the war. Afterward he hopes to return to Virginia to raise apples and perhaps take up journalism.
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Fort George G. Meade
Dick Byrd
Washington
Virginia
Harry Flood Byrd
Byrd
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Richard E. Byrd
Washington and Lee University
Baltimore
Culver Military Academy
Meade
Twin Brother Killed By Falling Tree In Panama
Daniel Willard widow funeral in Baltimore attended by railroad leaders as news arrives his twin brother Abe Willard died in Gatun Panama from a falling tree. Foreman Moudry awaiting details. Willard’s family ties include a U S Army past and a florist wife. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad halted operations for one minute at 2 PM.
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Panama
Gatun
Joseph F. Moudry
West South Street
Muse Tailoring Company
Abe Wikit
Michael Moudry
Moudry
Willard
W.W. W. Artgow
First Unitarian Church
Ceiling Prices to Rise Again in 1942 Food Staples
In Washington, Price Administrator Leon Henderson announced that ceiling prices for tea, jams, jellies, and preserves will rise. The peanut and peanut butter ceiling may be discarded in September, with 142 pack fruit can products expected to jump about 45 percent or more. Adjustments will occur at packers, wholesalers, and retailers as the 1942 crop opens.
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Washington
Leon Henderson
Henderson
Assistant Director At Camp Theodore Roosevelt Named
Jim Fo Ford of Frederick has been recalled to Camp Theodore Roosevelt to serve as acting director for July. He substitutes for Victor Wat, the sick scout executive, at the Na tional Capital Area Council BSA. Richard Metcalf of Frederick earned a camp bugler prize and will be camp bugler for the summer. The Frederick Scout office will be open weekdays 12 to 4 p.m. during Ford’s absence. Community social events included a gathering at the Cramer residence in Walkersville with Rev. Dr. Elf Holm elder and musical readings by Ephraim Zimmerman and Helen Zimmerman. An appeal from a circuit court order in the Union Bridge area was filed by Thurston Fisher in the case involving the Glade Reformed church Bible classes and the State Industrial Accident Commission. The case concerns compensation for Fisher’s claimed injury. The article notes the typical weight of a combined locomotive and tender over 400 tons.
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Jim Fo Ford
Jocal Field
Theodore Roosevelt
National Capital Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Ford
Victor
Wat
Frederick
Richard Metcalf
Kenneth TY Moefen
Braddock Ph . Jingler
The
Canas
Metcalf
Wee
Focal Bey
Kobler, Sr
Thomas L. Cramey
Walkersville
Elf Holmeier
Muse
Cis
Edgar Roderick
Cramer
Ephraim Bo Zimmerman
Helen Zimmerman
Mex
Steiner Smith
Comutis
Glade
Reformed Church
Thurston Fisher
Keystone paints and varnishes ad at Nicodemus Faint Store
An advertisement announces Keystone products including Suatex casein varnish wax and cleaner for floor banding and refinishing. The Nicodemus Faint Store operates at 3 N Court Street with phone contact.
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Keystone
N. Court St
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Babs
Hutton
Woolworth
Count Court Haugwitz-Reventlow
Lance
Christian
Australia
SUR
Rwin
Gam Etter Vee
Egypt
Soattara
Dailes
Coral Sea
Cairoy
Ory
of Va
Fez
United Nations
Salamaua
New Guinea
Alexandria
London
Suez Canal
Chevrolet
Rials
Reason
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Stull. Bros
Lewistown
Fenney
Penney
Penney's
Fennneys
Cjartitus OF
Valueg
Jumbo Towels
ctoRy
Penney’s
Brentwood
Cross Bar Lawn
Shinea
Penneyx
Namznok
Sha
Dow
Steven Rarity
Cool Spur Tayon
Volceh
Vic
United States
Bonds
Hee Weavers
Levsels
Camp Roosevelt
Union Bridge
Edward D. Storm
Fisher
Iven
Booth A& Flinn Co
Maryland Casualty Company
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