Boyle Column compares France and Germany after WWII
HAL BOYLE notes Americans abroad favor postwar Germany over France, citing self confident German recovery and homey feel versus French fatigue and yearning for past glory. He contrasts German optimism with French insecurity, touches on Erhard’s Europe unity remarks, then adds local notices about a master’s degree and a new vocabulary word.
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Germany
U.S
France
Ludgwig Erhard
Europe
English Lesson by W L Gordon Word Usage Notes
A compact excerpt outlines common errors in English usage and spelling. It cites phrase corrections such as this kind of apples versus these kind of apples and guidance on mispronunciations and misspellings. The piece emphasizes practical rules and the value of repeated word use.
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W. L. Gordon
Pier
Colorful Week of World To Stage At Local Theaters
A string of film showings across city venues features Technicolor CinemaScope titles. On Friday River of No Return leads at the City Opera House with Mitchum Monroe Calhoun, followed by Killer Ape and The Nebraskan. From Here To Eternity screens at Braddock Drive-In Sunday through Tuesday. The Story of Robin Hood and Bronco Buster play midweek, then Tumbleweed and Tarzan and the She-Devil. Highway Drive-In lists The Long Long Trailer, Paratrooper, Boys from the City, Gun Fury, and more across the week. Tivoli showcases The Westerner Sunday to Tuesday, Alaska Seas and The Marshall's Daughter midweek, then Student Prince closes the week. The Frederick screens Island Rescue through Monday, The Titfield Thunderbolt follows Tuesday to Thursday.
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City Opera House
Robert Mitchum
Marilyn Monroe
Rory Calhoun
Johnny Weissmuller
Phil Carey
Here
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Donna Reed
Frank Sinatra
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Debora Kerr
Braddock Drive
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She-Devil
Hiway Drive-In
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Desi Arnez
Robert Taylor
Alan Ladd
East Side
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James Cooper
Tivoli Theater
Robert Ryan
J. Sterling
Mershall
Preston Foster
Ken Murray
Prince
Ann Blyth
EB. Purdom
Mario Lanzo
Frederick Theater
David Niven
Glynis Johns
Stanley Halloway
Dewey Weighing Future Political Course
New York June 18 Governor Thomas E Dewey stated he is weighing his future political course and would not comment for a while on reports he may not seek a fourth term. He plans a Monday Albany meeting with Dean P Taylor and cited purely personal and family considerations. Political and financial factors are not driving his decision.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Albany
Dean P. Taylor
Dewey
Mercersburg Graduate Edward Flanagan Earns Diploma
Edward Ross Flanagan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell N. Flanagan of Thurmont, received a Mercersburg Academy diploma at the June 7 commencement. He joined the Washington Irving literary society, the Stony Batter dramatic club and the chess club, served as property manager, acted in Macbeth, and was named to the first honor roll for the term ending June 7 with an 85 average.
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Washington Irving Literary Society
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Bread Of Life By Rev A P Bailey On Property Clash
Reverend A P Bailey cites Stuart Chase on how differing definitions of land ownership fueled conflict between early American settlers and Indians. He contrasts Indian view of natural resource rights with Anglo-Saxon private ownership, noting mistrust and accusations of deceit on both sides.
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A. Parnell Bailey Stuart Chase
America
Webb dies watching ball game. Yankees co-owner’s father dies
Ernest G. Webb, Griff Webb’s father and father of the co owner of the New York Yankees, died last night in North Hollywood while watching a ball game on television. He was 30.
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E. G. Webb
Oakland
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Ernest G
Griff) Webb
New York Yankees
North Hollywood
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