Streetcar Named Desire Opens at Mountain Theater
A Streetcar Named Desire will run tonight through Saturday at the Mountain Theater Brad dock Heights as the fifth summer show. Lee Sanders stars as Blanche with David Ryan as the husband and Jean Osborn in a third lead role. James Decker directed with a complex New Orleans set. The management reports strong advance tickets and warns the play is not for children.
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Tennessee Williams
Mountain Theater
Braddock Heights
New York
New Orleans
Jessica Tandy
Blanche
Marlon Brando
Lee Sanders
David Ryan
Jean Osborn
Charles Crain
Heights
The
Mountain Playhouse
James Decker
the Heights
Boyds Community Notes and Harbor of News
The Boyds lawn fete hosted by the Young People’s Choir raised a useful sum toward choir robes, despite modest attendance. Mr. Jack Schaum hosted about twenty guests from the Navy Research Laboratory and the Bureau of Standards on his Boyds-area farm for games and a picnic. Miss Marion Schwartz of Silver Spring visited recently with her sister Mrs. Albert Gloyd. Friends mourn Mrs. Hermie Dillehay, whose funeral was at Hilton’s Funeral Parlors and burial in Boyds church cemetery. The Sugar Loaf Mountain Rally of Montgomery County C F Union drew about one hundred, with Rev. Howard Dobbs delivering the main talk and music by local choirs and Ivan Lawson on a miniature organ. The event was directed by Wilton Boswell of Brookville. Invitations were extended by Rev. James P. Kerr of Boyds church. In Copenhagen, the G C Amdrup struck a mine off Kristiansand and burned. crew and passengers were transferred to the Svaerdfisken with help from a Danish seaplane and two Norwegian minesweepers. Two arrests were reported by city police for intoxication in East Third Street park.
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Woyds
Boyds Church
Jack Schaum
Navy Research Laboratory
Bureau of Standards
Boyds
Marion Schwartz
Silver Spring
Albert Gloyd
Lucille Mardin
Nellie Boxal
Earl Dillehay
Hermie Dillehay
Hilton
Barnesville
Boyds Church Cemetery
Howard Dobbs
Rockville Presbyterian Church
John Wells
Darnestown Presbyterian Church
Wilton Boswell
Brookville
James P. Kerr
Ivan Lawson
Monrovia
Cophenhagen
G. C. Amdrup
Kristianssand
Norway
Danish Navy
Svaerdfisken
Swordfish
Amdrup
Copenhagen
General Byers to Lead U S Army 10th Corps in Korea
Maj Gen Clovis E Byers of Columbus Ohio will replace Lt Gen Edward M Almond as commander of the U S Army 10th Corps in Korea. Almond becomes commandant of the Army War College at Carlisle Barracks Pennsylvania, after serving as deputy assistant chief of staff for personnel and administration.
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Korea
Clovis E. Byers
Columbus, O
Edward M. Almond
U. S. Army
10Th Corps
Sta
Department of the Army
General Almond
Army War College
Carlisle Barracks
Lisbon man jailed after failing to post bond
Clyde C Mathias of Lisbon was jailed Tuesday evening for intoxication after he could not post a five dollar bond. Swomley made the arrest on the street.
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Clyde C. Mathias
Lisbon
Swomley
Lime Kiln Social News Recap
Roy Lewis of Leitersburg returns home after visiting Uncle and Aunt Ver non Koontz. Miss Shirley May near Frederick visits Miss Jean Kubrick. W. E. Springs is confined by illness. Mr. and Mrs. Smith Cecil and Jack Cordell visit Mrs. Cecil’s mother Mrs. Mary Cordell in Clarksburg. Mrs. William Kabrick Sr. of Buckeystown visits the Kabricks. George Bowers of Brunswick spends Sunday with C. E. Jewel family. Judy Bowers returns home after a week with grandparents. Mrs. G W Fisher and Mrs. M M Carter visit Aus- family an evening.
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Roy Lewis
Leitersburg
Vernon Koontz
Shirley May
Frederick
Jean Kubrick
W. E. Springs
Smith Cecil
Jack Cordell
Cecil
Mary Cordell
Clarksburg
William Kabrick
Buckeystown
George Bowers
Brunswick
C. E. Jewel
Judy Bowers
G. W. Fisher
M. M. Carter
Local Household Visits and Family Outings
Miss Lorraine Jewel spends several weeks with Sgt and Mrs C E Jewel in Alexandria Virginia. Charles Jewel and Arthur May visit the Jewels and tour the Skyline Drive. Mary E Wallick returns from Frederic with Mr and Mrs John Covell. Bobby May visits his grandfather Emory Ecker near New Windsor. Mr and Mrs John Gillian of Silver Spring visit Mrs Gillian’s parents C B E Oland. Little Misses Dora and Connie Eyler spend last week with relatives.
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Tin Brochey
William Kubrick
Buckeystown
Lorraine Jewel
C. E. Jewel
Alexandria
Charles Jewel
Arthur May
Jewels
Mary E. Wallick
John Covell
Frederck
Bobby May
Harriman says little progress in easing Iran oil crisis
Tehran July 17 A W R Harriman admitted little progress in smoothing Iran's crisis over nationalization of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company. He said Mossadegh remains firm as protests and riots around the oil issue intensify, with reports of clashes leaving scores dead and hundreds injured.
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Tehran
Iran
Averell Harriman
Mohammed Mossadegh
Truroon
Mossadegh
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Biz Abadan
Harriman
Thirteen by pinning down Soviet forces keeps peace effort alive
The article notes thirteen nations or forces by pinning down large Soviet troops as part of efforts to maintain peace. It mentions historical fashion books from the 16th century by a Swiss painter and the Spaniard Juan di Alcega, highlighting earliest fashion literature and cross-cultural influence.
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Frederick
Juan di Alcega
Parliament Charges Mossadegh Riot Plot Alleges Interior Minister
In Parliament today Mossadegh faced charges that riots were plotted by his Interior Minister. In New York, Yugoslavia informed the United Nations that growing Russian and Soviet satellite aggression prevents it from contributing troops to any International UN Army, according to Ales Bebler, Yugoslav UN representative.
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Mossadegh
United Nations
N. Y
Yugoslavia
U. N
Ales Bebler
Campa Bros Circus Opens With Spectacle and Lions
The Circus offers Alfonso Campa as rope king and Mario Roja on high wheel in a grand lineup. Also featured are Jo Jo the Nubian lion trainer, Saboor the 15 year old wild animal trainer, and Nino the wrestling lion. Special opening by a Mysore Maharajah permission.
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Campa Bros
Alfonso Campa
Jerry
LaRoa
Jo-Jo
Mario Roja
Mysore
India
Saboo
Nino
Sahoo
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