Warner Brothers manager Nat Glasser resigns for new theater chain
Nat Glasser of Silver Spring, longtime Warner Brothers district manager for Frederick area, resigns effective June 14 to join another Washington, D C theater chain. He began in 1908, managed Leader theater in 1910, and met figures like Alexander Graham Bell and Taft. He worked with Warner Brothers 32 years and National Geographic Society shows, before moving due to a court order disposal of holdings.
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Nat Glasser
Silver Spring
Frederick
Warner Brothers
Washington
Glasser
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mr. Glasser
Washington, D. C
Leader Theater
National Capital
Alexander Graham Bell
Taft
White House
Panama Canal
Raold Amundsen
National Geographic Society
Teddy” Roosevelt
South America
Roosevelt
Antelopes and flamingoes share sentry behavior during feeding
Britannica notes that both antelopes and flamingoes habitually post sentries while foraging. This shared vigilance highlights parallel behaviors in these distinct species and underscores adaptive social foraging patterns observed by Britannica.
Negro Sentenced For Shooting At Woman In Jealous Fit
Hagerstown June 5 David M Robinson a 30 year old Negro chef was sentenced to three years for shooting at a white woman Mrs Vivian Benner 22 who had recently married a white man The attack occurred March 31 as she walked with her husband Robinson pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill Judge Mish condemned the wanton and reckless use of firearms.
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Hagerstown
David
Robinson
John Holliday
Benner
Pennsylvania
Joseph Mish
Explosions Hit Kay-Fries Chemicals Plant At Stony Point
Ai Wall buckling blasts and fire struck the Kay-Fries Chemicals plant in Stony Point during a shift change. No immediate serious injuries reported though several workers received flash burns. Company spokesman said the blasts began as the shift was ending.
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Stony Point
Ai Ble Chemical
Kay-Fries Chemicals, Inc
Fire at Hudson River chemical plant injures workers and damages facility
Explosions damaged the north side of a half acre medtar-walled plant on State Route 2 near the Hudson River. The roof collapsed as flames fueled by chemical vats raged for over three hours. Officials estimate damage between 200000 and 500000 with the fire starting from a failed pressure valve.
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Hudson Rivers
New York City
P. Sehware
The News Frederick Maryland 1951 June 6 edition
Frederick newspaper item from June 6 1951 detailing local events and notices. Includes community updates, brief reports, and civic notices typical of a midweek paper.
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the News
Frederick, Md
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D.F. Shipley
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Shepherdstown
W. Va
Mr. Butler
Otho Phillip Spring
C. E. Spring
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Brunswick Lutheran Church
Ralph H. Miller
Corinne Leister
Medford
Alva Leister
W. H. Fletcher, Jr
Fallshhurch
Fletcher, Jr
U. S
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
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Chas, Wi
Taylor
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America
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General Acceptance Corporation
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