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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1943

Page

11

Internationally Known Artist Clare Leighton at Braddock Heights

Renowned artist author Clare Leighton rests at Braddock Heights New York born English writer and illustrator, she travels 43 states and has wood engravings in museums from New York to London. She discusses her books on wood engraving, wartime aims, and observations of American life in Maryland and the South while finishing Give Us This Day.

Mary Esther Tull Clare Leighton Braddock Heights England Emerald Isle Frederick Braddock Miss Leighton Heather America Leighton Atlantic Ocean New York Boston Baltimore Washington British Museum Victoria and Alpert Museums London National Gallery Canada Art Institute Chicago Great Britain Venice Robert Leighton Marie Conner Leighton Kaan Maman Mandats Thornton Wilder Southland University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill Paul Green Tennessee William Alexander Percy Greenville Miss Percy Damon Hymus Ashe Chiltern Hills Buckinghamshire Maryland Frederick County Russia Joneses Sispicin Alten Miss Dix

You May Always Be Constipated If

Ad claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ore Tablets relieve constipation and aid bile secretion and intestinal tone. Mentions prices 15¢ 30¢ 60¢ and availability in all drugstores with label directions.

Dr. Edwards

Entertainer Miss Leighton Talks Arts in Frederick

Miss Leighton, a resident artist from Duke University, discusses American standards, wartime openness to English youths, and her plans to lecture and travel. She hints Frederick County’s Republican leanings, praises Barbara Fritchie, and notes a busy schedule despite Southern Harvest. The community awaits new works and possible travels as she finishes her book.

Sly Db Dee Miss Leighton Frederick County Barbara Fritchie Duke University Durham N.C Frederick

Hollywood on the land feeds wartime film crews

Paramount's Frenchman's Creek unit in northern California runs a victory garden for 150 crew members, baking bread and churning butter while buying meat from local ranchers. The success prompts applying the plan to future location shoots. A soldier admires pin up poses, naming Hedy Lamarr. Dorothy Lamour, married to Capt. William, appears in Baltimore society notes.

Erskine Johnson Hollywood Paramount Frenchman's Creek California Hedy Lamarr Dorothy’Lamaur Baltimore Blue Book of Society William

Notable Hollywood Bits and Navy Moves In News Chirp

The column recaps assorted show business notes including Ross Howard III rating space, Humphrey Bogart completing celestial navigation, and Bogart’s night drive home. It mentions Jimmy McHugh and Eileen Ruare in a nascent musical short search, Ben Carter the talent agent, and various studio tastemakers. Gene Autry trains at Thunderbird Field and Paulette Goddard plots a Mesquite nightclub stake, with Frances Langford tied to Bob Hope’s troupe and Charmian London serving as adviser on a London film bio pairing.

Ross Howard III Humphrey Bogart Balboa Beach Bogart Magellan Mrs. B Gris Jimmy Babs” McHugh Rko Cune Eileen Ruare Ben Carter Cute Adanen Brough Momvc Bryant Bryant Wan Werete Otto Misha Auers Kay Kyser Cowboy Gene Autry Thunderbird Field Paulette Goddard Hollywood Mesigo Ann Muller George Clark Tiat Dolan tHlow Frances Langford Bob Hope Charmiatt London Michael O'Shea London Susan Hayward Charmian Jack London

Dorothy Dix on love and jealousy in troubled homes

Partial column features Dorothy Dix advice on a husband’s flirtation and a wife’s reaction. It argues jealousy fuels conflict, urges restraint, and stresses the wife’s need for dignity while warning against nagging and false accusations. Also includes reader questions on temper and love’s greatest mistakes.

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