Van Johnson Makes Hollywood Peak The Enduring Boy Next Door
HAL BOYLE New York Van Johnson, born in 1916, reflects on Hollywood life. He rose from the boy next door image to a top actor with 36 films since 1941 and a recent top credit as Lt. Steve Maryk in The Caine Mutiny. He jokes about Oscar myths, recalls dye mishaps, and credits Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz for a career turning point. He plans The End of The Affair with Deborah Kerr in England and prefers time for rest, including a daily nap and an early bedtime. He notes the industry’s shift toward quality pictures and rejects the idea of a single yearly release. A lighthearted column on his career trajectory and attitudes toward fame.
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Milk campaign notes and recipes for healthier living
A Frederick county dairy health piece urges higher milk use, with home demonstration tips. It promotes milk alongside simple recipes Molasses Milk Cheese Souffle Baked Custard and notes on serving ideas and ice cream in hot weather. Also reports a technical knockout in a Madison Square Garden boxing bout and warns about heating milk gradually.
Powell Named Democratic Candidate
A local party committee announced Austin G. Powell as the Democratic candidate. Supporters are urged to vote for Powell in the upcoming election, with signatures of local officials indicating party backing.
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State approves medical care formula for Maryland
The State Board of Health approved a program to provide medical care and medicines to about 22 300 needy Maryland residents across 23 counties for the coming fiscal year. Budget cuts reduced the workload by about 500 from the current year, with reforms to include glasses for foster children and needy patients, improved dentures payments, and higher dentist fees to fund denture costs.
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Churchill touched not a single legend on trip says stewardess
A Washington report quotes a stewardess who accompanied Sir Winston Churchill on a 1946 voyage stating she did not observe him drink any brandy or alter his routine during the crossing. The account emphasizes Churchill’s measured conduct and respect for legend.
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