Marilyn Will Marry Playwright Miller
New York June 21 Marilyn Monroe announced she will marry playwright Arthur Miller by July 13. Miller confirmed the engagement and Monroe said the marriage will occur before she leaves for London to work on a film with Laurence Olivier.
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Interment Set For Andreas In Local Cemetery
Funeral details indicate interment planned at Sollichurch cemetery. D D Hartzlci from the scientific committee reports a worldwide survey. The committee will meet October 22 to evaluate incoming reports from funeral directors.
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Electronic slide rule from Montreal professor aids math work
June 21 report notes Prof Gerald W Farnell of McGill University devised an electronic islide rule to simplify tedious math problems. In Maryland, John E Brown 75, a retired meat items cutter, was found dead at his Union Bridge home after a despondent period. He left a wife Cora Green Brown and siblings Emma Rogers, Milton Baum, Wesley Brown, Milton Brown. A funeral is planned at the Grace Evangelical and Reformed church in Taneytown with services by Rev Morgan.
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Girls Buried in Double Ceremony in Maryland
Mary Elizabeth Fellers, 18, and Shelby Jean Venable, 16, were buried in a double ceremony at Fort Lincoln Cemetery as police pursue a go far search for their killer. Shelby Jean was strangled. no definite cause of death for Mary Elizabeth. The service was led by Rev. F. A. Perry of First Baptist Church of Laurel, Md.
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Interim Transit Authority urged to replace Capital Transit
Washington DC commissioners urged Congress to authorize an interim public transit authority to take over Capital Transit Co as its franchise ends August 14 after a 52 day strike. They reviewed private bids but seek authority to issue a franchise and tax concessions and condemned a possible private sale to City Lines. They set a July 15 deadline for proposed franchise terms and a July 20 target to begin condemnation if needed.
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