White Cliffs Of Dover at Tivoli in Frederick
Tivoli brings The White Cliffs Of Dover to Frederick for five days. Irene Dunne stars as an American girl in wartime romance spanning WWI and WWII, with Alan Marshal and Roddy MacDowall. The program includes Liberations and other Universal news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cliffs
Dover
Tivoli Theater
Frederick
England
Irene Dunne
Alan Marshal
Roddy MacDowall
Peter Lawford
Red Cross
Times
Universal News
Rome
Dr. Gillespie
van Johnson
Susan Peters
Lana Turner
Martha O'Driscoll
Ava Gardner
Gillespie
Lionel Barrymore
Hollywood
Jack Carson
Jane Wyman
Irene Manning
Alan Hale
the Whistler
Gloria Stuart
Opera House
Pa the News
Lovelies
Arong
Santa Fe
Don “Red” Barry
Helen Talbot
Gene Autry
Border
Mystery Visitor Seeks Angelica Saunders at Malone Home
A tall, confident young woman arrives at a Harlem apartment seeking Angelica Saunders, claiming she has a baby with her. Mrs Grogan and Martha Malone confront the scene, hinting at a past tied to Baby Jeanne. The encounter ends with the visitor entering Baby Jeanne’s apartment as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelica Saunders
Mrs. Grogan
Artha
Jeanne
Angel
Louise
Martha
Mrs. Malone
Baby Jeanne
Local residents host visitors and family in Thurmont area
Detour residents Mrs. Marvin Miller and her daughter visit in Detour with Mrs. Clara B. Miller. Frederick and Baltimore travelers visit relatives and grandparents in Thurmont area. A hospital patient from Thurmont travels to Baltimore for a planned operation. Several other extended visits occur among families in Detour, Littlestown, York, and Lebanon with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Miller
Hagerstown
Muller
Clara B. Miller
Glenn Grossnickle
Frederick
J. P. Weybright
Baxter Haugh
Donald Haugh
Clear Springs
Louise Haugh
Mr. Haugh
M. J. Wilhide
A. G. Lemmon
Baltimore
M. J. Wiley
Louise Stottlemyer
James Warren
Littlestown
Pfc
Glen Haines
Walter Reed Hospital
Kenneth Dougherty
Ada R. Yoder
Dora Tag
R N
E. L. Warner
Deborah Shelly
Lebanon, Pa
Calvin Myers
Patsy Leakins
Mae Clabaugh
Spring Grove Mill
Ralph Dayhoff
Donald
Madge
Morgan Dayhoff
Alma Cook
York
Bobbie Proutz
Union Bridge
W. Cover
James Etchison
F. Delaplane
A. J. Wilbar
Thurmont
Church Home
Mary I. Moore
Post War Catholic Church Building Plan Expands in Maryland
The Catholic Review reports a postwar program to build eight churches five high schools and two convents in Maryland. Projects include new churches in Baltimore Dundalk Randallstown Inverness Gray Manor Halethorpe and Parkville and high schools in Dundalk Middle River Parkville Riviera Beach and Woodlawn. Additional school expansions and convents at Cumberland Parkville are planned along with restorations at Westminster Westernport and Baltimore. A prefabricated portable tilt garage was also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Catholic Review
Dundalk
Randallstown
Inverness
Gray ‘Manor
Halethorpe
Parkville
Middle River
Riviera Beach
Woodlawn
St. Rose of Lima
Brooklyn
St Agnes Parish
Cumberland
St. John's Church
Westminster
St. Peter's Church
Westernport
St. Francis of Assisi
PAC Is Called New Deal Political Arm
Washington reports that a document labeling the PAC as the political arm of the New Deal Administration was released by Rep. Martin Dies. The file, prepared by Robert E. Stripling, cites 72 telephone calls involving CIO Political Action Committee officials and urges Attorney General Biddle to probe possible Hatch Act violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIO
Political Action Committee
White House
PAC
Rep
Martin Dies
D-Tex
Robert E. Stripling
Special House Committee On UN
Biddle
Disagreement Over Draft Penalty Faces Courts
On July 28 in Baltimore Judge W Calvin Chesnut and Federal Prosecutor Charles Mindel clashed over penalties for draft violators. Chesnut favored forcing violators into armed service as a more effective punishment, while Mindel argued prison terms would deter more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
W. Calvin Chesnut
Charles Mindel
Armed Services
Chesnut
Mindel
Union Bridge Residents and Guests Noted in Weekly Items
At a Chamber meeting ten dollars was given to the Union Bridge Fire Company and a War Memorial committee announced a stone memorial sketch honoring local and World War I service. Several locals and relatives are listed visiting or recovering, including military personnel in Illinois and Bainbridge, and residents visiting York, Lancaster, Harrisburg, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Chamber of Commerce
Union Bridge Fire Company
Dorothy Johnson
Raymond Johnson
Middleburg
Charles Foreman
Hanover
Ilinois
Ray Weller
Bark Hill
Wilbur Miller
Feezersburg
York
Lancaster
Charles Utz
U. S. Navy
Bainbridge
William Davis
Frederick City
Effie Hyde
W. B. Hyde
L. C. Hess
Baltimore
Grace Bish
Washington, D. C
Norman Myers
Frizellburg
Margaret Wilhelm
Harrisburg
Elizabeth Rakestraw
Grace Senseney
Westminister
Frank Ogle
Howard Crawmer
Sacred concert at St Pauls Methodist in New Windsor
New Windsor choir from Union Bridge will perform a sacred concert at St Pauls Methodist Church New Windsor on Sunday evening beginning at 7 30 o clock Nether S Getty of Overbrook Farms New Windsor visits her uncle and aunt Mayor and Mrs M E Simmons Arlington Va Major and Mrs Simmons and daughter Patsy were recent guests of Mrs H B Getty New Windsor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Methodist Church of
Union Bridge
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Court News and Licenses Across States
Court actions include Harry E. Stitely v William Beverly Fogle over property deed in a county case while marriage licenses are issued to Frank Mitchell and Lurline Hoover in Texas and Arlington. Divorcees Russell Carter Jr and Amy Lee West, and John E. Schley with Bertha Scott, both colored, in Frederick. TRA opposes off course betting despite potential plant revenue. New York Association of Police Chiefs approves bill to legalize off-course betting in White Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mitchell
Camp Barkeley
Texas
Lurline Hoover
Arlington
Russell Carter, Jr
College Park
Amy Lee West
Westover
John E. Schley
Bertha Scott
Frederick
New York
Thoroughbred Racing Associations
United States
New York Association of Police Chiefs F
White Plains
N. Y
Harry A Part
Baltimore
TRA
Opening- K. ae By WILLIAM E. McKENNEY on bridge play
Sam Holt, veteran of World War I and hospital chair, hosts the Southern Appalachian Tournament in Asheville August 25 26 27 at the George Vanderbilt Hotel. He shares a bridge problem showing the value of finding North with the heart king to secure the final tricks, illustrating distribution and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Holt
Veterans’ Hospital
Oteen
Asheville
N. C
George Vanderbilt Hotel
Sam
West
North
South
Residents favor Hitler death by own people in odd quiz
Six county residents were asked to guess Hitler's ultimate fate. Answers varied from death by his own people or intimate associates to general assassination. Several interviewees supported execution by the public or peers, while others declined to answer. Separately, the first East India Company trading station opened in 1609 at Surat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Hitler
The
East India Company
Surat
Arabian Seacoast
Holstein And Ayrshire Field Days Next Week
Frederick County breeders prepare for annual cattle field days with 145 Holsteins entered for Tuesday’s show at Sigler's Grove and 54 Ayrshires on Friday. Maurice Ahait chairs the Holstein event. Paul Misner to judge. Ray Norman will judge Ayrshire entries. Walter Hahn directs arrangements. Both shows start about 10:30 a.m. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein and Ayrshire
Frederick County
Sigler’s Grove
Middletown
Jefferson
Maurice S. Ahait
Paul Misner
Dunloggin Farms
Ling
Ayrshire
Ray Norman
Harford County
Walter J. Hahn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tivoli
Lewistown
Southern States Cooperative
D. W. Snook
Gary Utterback
Ray Baer
Clarence Warner
Roy Angieberger
Harvey Rémsburg
Thuremont
Women's Advisory Board
Glenn C. Stull
Mary Stull
Roy Angleberger
Arcaro
Longden Hart
Eddie Arcaro
Johnny Longden
Jamaica
Longden
Normandy
Signal Corps
NEA
Bennie Hall Pass
William Diller
Mrs
C. W. Diller
New Deal Political Arm
Levin Fogle
G. L. Gotwalt
John Waldren
Court News
Harry E. Stitely T
William Beverly Fogle
Dapper Dan
Aberdeen
Lazy River
Jolly Serenaders
Dixie Rogers
Dude Ranch Cowhands
Ole Cordwood
Center
North East Pass
William E. McKenney
America
Clara M. Beans
Yellow Springs
C. H. Miller
Hansonville
Elizabeth Bell
Harmony Grove
L. L. Carpenter
McKaig
Edward J. Crum
Mt. Pleasant
Leila Culler
Feagaville
AGN
Tenderfoot
Richard DIX
Jadda
Foday
Boomtown
Tex Ritter
Camp Detrick
SAD Sack Theatre Guild
Jax
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Montgomery Ward
East Patrick ST
MGM
Irene Bunne
Tasha
Roopy Frank McDowall
Morgan van Johnson
Aubrey Smith
Dame May Whitty
Clarence Brown
Sidney Franklin
Frisco
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