Kiss The Boys Goodbye to Open at Heights
Kiss the Boys Goodbye, a Clare Boothe satire on Hollywood's bid for Scarlet O’Hara, opens Wednesday at Mountain Theater through Saturday. Peggy Diem stars as Cindy Lou Bethany with Richard Woods, Newton Arnold, Eunice Wheaton, Amos Harper, and others in a regional cast. The theater offers complimentary station wagon service from Smoke Shop at 7:30 p.m. each evening.
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Mountain Theater
Hollywood
Scarlet O'Hara
Margaret Mitchell
Peggy Diem
Cindy Lou Bethany
Miss Diem
New Jersey
Hunterdon Hills Playhouse
Richard Woods
Newton Arnold
Eunice Wheaton
Harper
Amos Harper
Hagerstown
Stephen Kellett
John Munson
Diana Newman
John Weaver
Chloe Pollock
Edmund Rose
James Decker
Church
Market Street
Baltimore’s New Friendship Airport Opens Amid Crowd
Baltimore’s new Friendship International Airport opened with 80,000 attendees for the dedication. The $15 million, 3200 acre facility hosted a DC-3 first flight by Eastern Airlines from Atlanta to Newark. Traffic police directed crowds as planes landed 56 times that day.
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Baltimores
Car Hits Pole and Rolls in Middleburg Crash
Marshall D. Sprague, 47, of Route 2 Rocky Ridge, escaped injury when his vehicle failed to round a sharp curve at Middleburg about 7 p.m. Saturday, striking a pole and a fence before overturning.
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Marshall D. Sprague
Rocky Ridge
Middleburg
Sprague Charged After Pole Crash Near Westminster
State Police Corporal Richard E. Stallings filed charges of reckless driving drunken driving and drunken and disorderly conduct against Sprague after a pole crashed into a fence and the vehicle overturned on the highway near the Nicodemus estate. Sprague was jailed in Carrot County with a $144.35 collateral and set for an August 4 hearing before Magistrate Vincent Tubman. Sprague, employed in Taneytown, allegedly challenged officers at the scene and at a nearby home before being placed in custody.
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Richard E. Stallings
Sprague
Carrot County
Vincent A. Tubman
Westminster
Clinton R. Nicodemus
Taneytown
Bethesda publisher seeks Democratic nomination for Sixth District
W Prescott Allen a Bethesda newspaper publisher announced his candidacy for Maryland Sixth District Congress subject to the Democratic primary September 1. Filing papers were sent to Annapolis Friday. Allen, a 15 year Montgomery County resident, leads the bid to replace Rep J Glenn Beall of Frostburg while continuing as publisher of the weekly Tribune in Bethesda.
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W. Prescott Allen
Bethesda
Maryland
Annapolis
Allen
Montgomery County
J. Glenn Beall
Frostburg
the Tribune
Constable Files As Candidate For Sheriff
Paul B. Rhoads, seeking the Frederick County Sheriff post, filed his candidacy today with the Board of Section Supervisors on the Republican ticket. The 18 year old current County Constable and deputy sheriff is a lifelong Frederick resident and has been active in local law enforcement.
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Frederick County
Paul B. Rhoads
Board of
Section Supervisors
Republiccan
Frederick
Republican party veteran resumes long township politics
A longtime Republican campaigner, who first voted Republican ballot, entered World War I military service with the Sixth Division overseas, and after returning to Brecerick, kept active in Republican politics through 838 era.
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Republica Parks
Rhiads
Brecerick
Avioon
Appointment notes and evasive terms in late records
An unclear OCR passage mentions a deputy sheriff appointment for two terms spanning a dimeutt period and World War II, with references to Felora, Stite MMeers, Cotstable in AM4B, and ensuing remarks about Rhoads and citing the Luther Meus Club. It also notes the Sirtone Indians of Holma t as among primitive peoples.
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Sheviy
Felora
Stite Mmeers
Cotstable
Ativan
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