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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1944

Page

9

Two Girls And A Sailor At Tivoli Three Days

Tivoli shows Two Girls And A Sailor with June Allyson Gloria DeHaven and Van Johnson plus Jimmy Durante Jose Iturbi Gracie Allen Lena Horne and orchestras. The program includes Slightly Daffy and Universal news followed by The Mask of Dimitrios on Wednesday and Thursday with Peter Lorre Sydney Greenstreet. Eddie Cantor Show Business with Joan Davis and Constance Moore runs Friday and Saturday.

Tivoli Theater June Allyson Gloria de Haven van Johnson Jimmy Durante Jose Iturbi Amparo Gracie Allen Lena Horne Harry James Xavier Cugat Universal News Europe Dimitrios Warner Bros Eric Ambler Zachary Scott Istanbul Peter Lorre Sydney Greenstreet Eddie Cantor George Murphy Tivoli Joan Davis Constance Moore Nancy Kelly America Hara Ribbin East Side West Side Opera House Leo Gorcey Huntz Hall Pn the News

Pie Ticket Tale From Camp Pranks On New Recruits

Detail for Todas Pie Ticket describes a military prank where new recruits are sent on endless errands. Pie requests lead to misdirected trips to the mess hall and beyond, with absurd tasks like imaginary ladders and smoke pre swenters. The gag thrives on recruiting misery and running errands.

What engagement means to a young couple says Dorothy Dix

A engaged pair should use the period to test love’s authenticity and compatibility. They must assess each other’s character, finances, and life plans, breaking an engagement if it dulls desire or predicts lifelong misery. Engagement should not grant control or serve as an alibi for a liaison.

Dorothy Dix Mary John Yale

Bolivar Notes On Service Family and Local Death

Cpl Harwood Potts stationed at Presque Isle Maine is on a 21 day fur lough at his mother Mrs Louis Becks Bolivar home. He recently recovered from a Boston area hospital and has not returned to active service. Mr and Mrs Carl Jenkins from Glenn L Martin plant near Baltimore Md visited with Wal ter Jenkins family in Harpers Ferry Sandra stays with grandparents for a few weeks. George W Loudoun age 81 of Poolesville Md died recently at Cedar Grove home Myrtle Pough in Montgomery County was his last residence and he was born in Harpers Ferry. Rev and Mrs James W Ford and two sons of Baltimore Md visited Bolivar and Harpers Ferry.

Walter Jenkins Harpers Ferry Sandra George W. Loudoun Poolesville Myrtle Pough Cedar Grove Montgomery County James W. Ford Baltimore, Md Bolivar

The Piano and the Cracked Velvet Dream

Angel rekindles a piano memory in a Brooklyn tenement as family budget strains collide with plans for a party. Louise scrambles to manage money and daily chores while Angel presses for repairs and singing engagements, challenging their fragile veneer of normalcy. The moment of nostalgia dissolves into harsh realities as poverty reasserts itself.

Bolivar Community Notes Highlight Visits and Weather

July 4 visits to Bolivar residents include Mrs Eliza McCormick and Mrs G E Webb plus other friends. Dry weather endangers vegetation and water supplies with cisterns wells and rivers low. Local confirmations at St John s Episcopal church featured Mary Kay Herr Lloyd Houghs Mathew Wilt with Bishop Strider delivering the sermon. Nearby travels include Dinkle men in Pennsylvania and Frye family visiting from Washington. Additional notices mention Mr John Childs ill Bettie Littleton and Mrs Robert Fields visiting Alexandria. Castlemans from Oneonta and Baltimore guests relevant to local families.

Eliza McCormick G. E. Webb Bolivar Ford Lillian Pierce Camp Hill St. John’s Episcopal Church Mary Kay Herr Lloyd Houghs Mathew Wilt R. E. L. Strider Messers Frank, Allen Granville Dinkle Pennsylvania Raymond Frye Washington Evelyn Duncan Eleanor Longerbeam O. H. Ingram Martinsburg J. E. Spensier Brawner Harding Gaithersburg Hill Top House Paul Hobanks Silver Spring Webb John Childs Bettie Littleton Robert Fields Esther Alexandria Ellsworth McConnell D. J. Castleman Oneonta New York M. F. Castleman C. H. Birmingham William L. Castleman Baltimore

Japs Charge Religious Workers With Espionage

Japanese authorities in Manila broadcast that all UN missionaries and religious workers in the Philippines were rounded up and jailed for espionage and subversive propaganda. Properties of enemy religious organizations were turned over to a Nippon bureau. About 500 missionaries, mostly Americans, lived outside Santo Tomas but faced strict restrictions. Some priests were jailed at Fort Santiago in 1943 for alleged propaganda. Japanese threats of dire punishment linger for the Christian communities in the Philippines.

San Francisco Philippines Manila United Nations Islands Nippon Puppet “Republic of the Philippines Bureau of Religious Affairs of the Republic Santo Tomas Greater East Asia Fort Santiago

Divorces Highlight Hollywood News as Blondell Wins

Los Angeles reports actress Joan Blondell received a four minute divorce from singer Dick Powell citing cruelty. Blondell testified Powell demanded she leave the house and used their home as an office with constant phone activity. Powell did not oppose.

Tress Joan Blondell Dick Powell Powell New York Miss Blondell

One Man Army Fought Saipan Japs On Beachhead

Marine Second Lt. Fred Barton Harvey Jr of Baltimore led his squad from the Saipan beachhead amid shellfire and grenade bursts. He advanced ahead of his men, protected by heavy fire, and returned with water for his unit. His crews praised his leadership as a relentless front-line commander.

Bill Dvoral Marine Corps Associated Press Saipan Marianas Islands Fourth Marine Division Fred Barton Harvey, Jr Baltimore Briarvard Crimson John Middleton Louisville Harvey Middleton Pvt August G. Waring Yonkers Carl Cavaluzzi Brooklyn Cpl Max L. Marr Norfolk Cwaluzzi Murr Woodbrook Dorothy Harvey Kentucky

Cow Shields Herd With Extra Shade In Heat

Dairy expert Floyd J Arnold of the University of Maryland extension says cows work harder to stay cool on hot days. Shade near water tanks or high spots helps maintain milk value, with simple frame roofs, straw covering, and sometimes fans. Barn darkening and ventilation aid comfort during peak heat.

College Park Floyd J. Arnold University of Maryland Extension Service

Aviation firm plans postwar auto market venture

An aviation company intends entering the automobile field after the war and plans an electronic attendant for private garages. The system would open garage doors and turn on both garage and house lights as the driver arrives.

How to Keep Cows Comfortable With Feed Supplements

Mr Arnold emphasizes abundant quality feed over reliance on short or dried pastures. On hot days cows graze less. supplement with silage or hay and provide grain to high producers. If pasture is dry and hay scarce, use grain mix with about 16 percent protein, and aim for one pound of grain per 4 to 5 pounds of milk produced daily for profitability.

Mr. Arnold

Two From Thurmont Wounded In France

Thurmont residents William E. Sanders and John J. Carbaugh Jr. were reported wounded in France during the invasion. Sanders has improved and is out of the hospital while Carbaugh’s status came via War Department telegram. The War Food Administration announces fertilizer guidance for crops starting July 1, removing A and B crop classes from the prior year.

Pic William E. Sanders Thurmont France L Appropriate War Food Administration

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