Buffalo Bill in Technicolor at Tivoli
Tivoli screens Buffalo Bill with Joel McCrea Maureen O Hara and Linda Darnell in Technicolor adventure set against frontier dangers. Also showing Road to Victory March of Time and Universal News.
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William Cody
Tivoli Theater
Buffalo
Lynn Bari
Jane Withers
Tivoli
Jimmy Lydon
Frank Craven
America
City Opera House
Preston Foster
William Bendix
Lloyd Nolan
Frederick
Richard Tregaskis
Arabia
George Sanders
Virginia Bruce
Gene Lockhart
Opera House
Pathe News
Three
Stooges
Mary Martin
Franchot Tone
Dick Powell
Victor Moore
Roy Rogers
Mary Lee
Dale Evans
Russell Hayden
Bob Wills
Ann Savage
Frederick Theater
Pluto and
the Armidilli
Police Detail Not About MPs Yet A Ground Survey
The text describes a Police Detail as a military advance to clear a defined area of foreign material such as cigaret butts and wrappers. It notes soldiers become amateur geologists, identifying exact locations on the post by examining the ground. After months in a camp they can name locations or pebbles by sight.
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Floyd J. Arnold
Extension Dairyman
University of Maryland
Forage for Pasture Relief and Sudan Grass Planting Plan
University of Maryland agronomy specialist John W. Magruder urges supplementary pasture, hay, or silage to relieve hard grazing for permanent pastures. He details Sudan grass as a late summer option, seeding, fertilizer, and grazing guidelines, with cautions on prussic acid and frost cessation. Hollywood couple Alexis Smith and Craig Stevens plan to wed June 18, their studio announced.
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College Park
John W. Magruder
University of Maryland Extension Service
Kentucky
Maryland
Sudan
Hollywood
Alexis Smith
Craig Stevens
Stevens
Floyd Rusts Sell Home in Leesburg Virginia
Mr and Mrs Floyd Rust sold their residence on the Taylorstown Point of Rocks Road to Lytle J Baker a Lovettsville realtor The Rusts had resided in Glen Echo Maryland for some time
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Floyd Rusts
Leesburg
Floyd Rust
Taylorstown Point of Rocks Road
Lytle J. Baker
Lovettsville
Mr. Rust
I Glen Echo
Maryland
Wartime marriages rise as young men wed older brides
New York statistics show wartime marriages skew older for brides as men under 20 doubled from 1939 to 1942. More than half of the 16 and 17 year olds wed to brides who were seniors, with one third at 18 and over a quarter at 19. Older male and female marriages also surged by 65 and 73 percent respectively.
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New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Vegetables Must Have Room For Expansion
College Park June 2 Vegetables must have room to expand or they compete for space light and moisture Walter R Ballard University of Maryland extension service says thinning early prevents crowding and unused plants can be transplanted or cut back and shaded until re established Shingles paper and grass clippings can help cover rows until plants recover Grau San Martin Wins Havana Presidency Cubs election results note Batista opposition and Saladrigas concedes defeat
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College Park
Walter R. Ballard
University of Maryland Extension Service
Ballard
Mr. Ballard
Gral San Martin
Havana
Ramon Grau San Martin
University of Havana
Cubs
Batista
Carlos Saladrigas
Grau
Early Farm Help Requests Urged For College Park Farms
Maryland Extension Service urges farmers to request city youth workers early for farm labor. Older, larger boys prioritized. applications via county agents. Baltimore and Washington high school students recruited, summer start dates June 16 and June 23 respectively. Coordinators will assist placements and follow up.
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College Park
Paul E. Nystrom
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Nystrom
Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
Mildred 5. Percy
Department of Guidance and Placement
Irwin D. Medinger
Department of Education
Earle L. Vail
Geary Stonesifer
Victory Farm Volunteers
Farm Labor Committee
Satisfactory Homes for Detainees Questioned
Authorities evaluate living conditions in facilities housing evacuees as part of broader efforts to ensure safe, humane transport and placement for those sent to shelters. Officials review housing standards, staffing, and access to basic needs amid ongoing relief operations.
Dorothy Dix on Second Marriages and Experience
Dorothy Dix argues that second marriages often succeed better than first ones due to experience and tempered expectations. She notes teens are ill-suited for matrimony and that seasoned partners enter marriage as professionals, better handling hardships and less prone to harsh, impulsive judgments.
Domestic Crises and Second Marriages Compared
The article argues it is easier to spread the salve than to strike with a hammer in domestic crises. It discusses second marriages as less glamorous than first, with practical partners: a woman who learned homemaking at her former husband’s expense and a man guided by lessons from his late wife. It notes shifts in roles and household management as a legacy in blended marriages.
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Maria
The
Sell Syndicate. Inc
Lettuce shipping drops due to high waste per crate
Lettuce transport from distant points fell out of use as each 285 pound crate yields an average 24 pounds of usable produce, reflecting a shift in distribution efficiency and postharvest losses.
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Brunswick High School
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Fellows
Rogers
Toprow
Jacqueline Penner
Virginia Thompson
Janice Barger
Kitty Hall
Evelyn Orndorff
Gloria Arvin
Dorothy G. Haller
Virginia Lee Coffman
Betty Jane Whipp
Jo Ann Brown
Barbara Woods
Daniel Woods
LaRue Kepler
Lindbergh Hawes
Ann Malone
Pauline Badger
Roy Sheckells, Jr
Patricia Cage
Richard Mack
Mary Lou Lovelace
Carl Lake
Anna Jane Longbrake
Douglas Piper
Shirley Barger
David Kaetzel
Ronald Miller
Elaine Kirk
James Welty
Bettie Jane Nusz
Charles Weddle
Winifred Rickard
Fred Brown, Jr
Erma House
Dewey Rickards, Jr
Bernice Crown
Norman C. Mumaw
Betty Gosnell
Douglas Winpigler
Jean Caniford
Charles L. Rapp
Mary Ann Dunne
James Nuse
Elaine Sigler
Maurice Brooks
Jean Everhart
Wanda Clark
Donald Smith
Evelyn
Himes
Anna Trail
Allen Damewood
Blanche Brawner
Karl Shewbridge
Betty Lou Breeden
Wayne Tucker
Katherine Smith
Billy Burgee
Mary Hoopengardner
John Forrest
Mildred Naney
Ronald Phillips
Catherine Snoots
Freda McVicker
Estelle Piper
Marylee Shipe
Catherine A. Pry
Buffalo Bill
San Luis Rey
Los Angeles
Joan Fontaine
Brian Aherne
Miss Fontaine
Aherne
Venda Cleveland
Stanley Mosk
Joan
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Congress
Charles T. Smith
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Rosie Batt
Prospett
Rockville
Leenze
Lucille Fennington
James Johnson
Geneva
Sarasota
Fla
William Edward Shaffer, Jr
Hagerstown
Gulf of Mexico
Venice
Wiliam E. Shaffer
Franklin St
I Hagerstown
Frederick County
National Poultry Defense Committee
Leon Todd
Todd
Cory Coffee Maker
Kensington Bent Glass
Kensberg
Dowelty Aes
Dorothy Dix
Cee
Trigger
Music MouNtain
Edward R
Murrow Direct
London
Civet
CBS European
AMOCO
George Fielding Eliot
Ned Calmer
Ome
Lammie Trail
Smiley Burnette
Bob Livingston
Linda Brent
Bat Man
Trigger Ilso
Tiger Woman’’ Chapter
Joel
Maureen
Linda
Edgar Buchanan
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