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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1960

Page

16

Local Men Elected By State Eagles

About 300 persons attended the 35th annual District of Columbia Fraternal Order of Eagles meeting in Hagerstown. George Perry of Washington was elected president, with Thomas Hopwood of Cumberland as vice president. officers from Maryland and Virginia were installed and trustees named. The gathering included an Eastern Regional Auxiliary meeting with delegates from Maryland Delaware Virginia and the district.

Hagerstown District of Columbia R Foley D-Md George E. Miller Frederick Herman L Myers Cumberland Paul F. Lease Cresapton Allegany County Charles Woods Baltimore Donald Kephart Harry D. Shildt Frederi George Beniston Washington Meredith L. Axine Brunswick George Tracy John Smith Cresaptown Eastern Regional Auxiliary Embreang Maryland Delaware Virginia Myrtle Martin Katherine Wisniewski Wilmington Del Nell Kennedy Frostburg Eunice Toms Alexandria Mildred Grimes Margaret Hildebrand Huegerstown Helen Marshall Richmond Anna Eck Mary Gram Ter Portsmouth Mary Rickard Winchester Pauline Howerton Newport News

Virginia and Moll Bottoms Elected Officers in Richmond

Buena Cupp of Baltimore named historian and Virginia Col 3 of Baltimore chosen auditor. Maryland D C organization elected district officers including Marion Harms as chairman Leon Ringler as ice chairman Charles F Be Frederick as secretary treasurer and Howard G Dressel as membership director. Statewide service awards honored Gerald Stine E man Myers Cumbert and Joseph A Baer for dedicated service and anti communism efforts. A separate earthquake report notes a strong quake near Chile with aftershocks over an hour and a half and a claimed magnitude 7.25.

Moll Bottoms Richmond Buena Cupp Baltimore Virginia Col 3 Maryland D.C Mariony Harms Frederick Ice Leon Ringler Washington Charles F. Be . Frederick Direcor Howard G. Dressel Bal Wymore Gerald Stine Hagers Mas

Emmys Scheduled For Tonight

The Television Academy marks 12 seats in the awards business for the 1959 60 Emmys. Changes include honoring achievements by season, a NBC TV telecast with no studio audience or envelo e fumbling, and a trimmed 22 awards with some minor honors announced rather than presented. Fred Astaire returns in contention for another evening with, as the article notes, a record nine Emmys last year.

Bob Thomas Hollywood ‘Ap Televiston Academy Emray Emmines Nbc-Tv Fred Astaire Astaire

Fred Astaire Leads Musical Variety Nods in Awards Race

Nominations name Fred Astaire for best musical variety performance and best variety show with Arthur Goffrey. Competing for best single performance are Alec Guinness for The Wicked Scheme of Jebal Deeks Laurence Olivier for The Moon and Sixpence and Lee J Cobb for Project Immortality. Ingmar Bergman Joe Harris and Teresa Wright contend for best female single performance. Loretta Young Donna Reed and Jane Wyatt vie for best series actress, while Richard Boone Raymond Burr and Robert Stack contend for best series actor.

Fred Astaire Arthur Goffrey Alec Guinness Jebal Deeks Laurence Olivier Lee J. Cobb Ingad Bergman Joe Harris Ethan Frome Teresa Wright Margaret Rourke-White Loretta Young Donna Reed Jane Wyatt Richard Boone Will Travel Raymond Burr Robert Stack

Pan-African call to intensify boycott of South African goods

Tanganyika AP reports the Pan-African Freedom Movement urged a stronger boycott in East and Central Africa. The coordinating council ended a three day meeting with appeals to importers and agents to back the September backed protest against South Africa's racial laws.

Dar ES Salaam Tanganyika Pan-African Freedom Movement East Central Africa South Africa

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