Madame Curie At Tivoli Four Days Opens Sunday
Tivoli screens Madame Curie Sunday through Wednesday with Eve Curie biography of Marie and Pierre Curie plus Why Wartime Taxes and Universal Newsreel. Also Lifeboat starring Tallulah Bankhead arrives Thursday and Friday with Doggie Round-up and Universal News.
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Garson
Walter Pidgeon
Madame Curie
Tivoli
Eve Curie
Marie
Pierre Cure
Universal
mid-Atlantic
Tallulah Bankhead
William Bendix
Walter Slezak
Mary Anderson
John Hodiak
Henry Hull
Heather Angel
Hume Cronyn
Canada Lee
Universal News
Henry Aldrich
Jimmy Lydon
America
Opera House
Simone Simon
Kent Smith
Jane Randolph
Ann Carter
Three Stooges
Pathet News
Frederick
Claudette Colbert
Paulette Goddard
Veronica Lake
Freddy Fisher
Billie Burke
Donald Woods
Elyse Knox
Allyn Joslyn
Evelyn Keyes
Anita Louise
Ann Savage
Lynn Merrick
Edmund Lowe
Pathe News
Dorothy Dix on Good Mothers and Selfhood
Dorothy Dix argues that the idealized all mother erodes influence as children grow. She notes mothers who abandon clubs and self interests become slaves to parenting and are seen as weak by children who crave discipline and balance.
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Sally
Johnny
Fit Children For Life A Mother’s Tough Love Guide
The text extols a mother as a force shaping resilient, self disciplined children. It emphasizes teaching courage, self control, responsibility, work, money sense, good manners, and morals. A good mother combines strength of character with compassion to prepare children for a challenging world.
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the Bells Rriscute, Inc
Aid To Veterans Bill Is Passed By Senate
The Senate approved unanimously a 3.5 billion dollar GI bill of rights providing education benefits for service members, unemployment pay, farm home or business loans up to 1000, a veterans job placement service, and VA administration as a war agency. It authorizes 0.5 billion for new hospital facilities and 3 billion in benefits, heading to the House. Also notes 1940 census data on farms operating without horse or mule power.
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Washington
Senate
Veterans
Veterans Administration
United States
Bureau of the Census
Parole Board Recommends Release for Herbert Cox Jr
The Maryland Parole Board today recommended a conditional commutation of sentence for Herbert Cox Jr who has served part of a 12 year term for second degree murder in 1941. He killed Grainger O Browning after firing on him and two minor girls during a trip from an Alexandria VA tourist camp to New York. If the governor approves Cox will be returned to his New England family. Also among 22 paroles are Charles E Myers and William Buckingham with sentences for murder and related offenses and Robert J Reed for assault with intent to rob.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Bard
Herbert Cox, Jr
Grainger O. Browning
Cox
Harford County
Browning
Alexandria
New York
Frederick L Coburn
New England
Charles E Myers
Howard County
Robert J Reed
Montgomery County
William H Buckingham
Frederick County
Carroll County
Navy Plane Bombs Ant Island Atoll
Navy search plane bombed Ant Island atoll near Ponape in the Caroline Islands for the first time. No details given on damage. atoll held as guard to eastern approach to Truk. Nimitz noted continued Allied air raids in the Eastern Marshalls with three other raids and large fires on one atoll. Milk price figures from 1939 cited as context.
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U = S Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Ant Island Atoll
Ponape
Caroline Islands
Navy
Chester W Nimitz
Fheld Atoll
Truk
Japan
Central Pacific
Ant Island
Coral Atoll
Marshalls
Nimitz
Radio Rogues End 17 Year Run In Hollywood
Hollywood notesRecall Radio Rogues Eddie Bartell and Jimmy Hollywood end 17 year act after war. they discuss imitational fame, perilous nights with gangsters, and their long showbiz journey including Kate Smith and Amos ’n’ Andy stints. Also industry chatter on Robert Cummings suit win, Fontaine defection rumors, and Gable overseas draft.
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Eddie Bartell
Eddie
Jimmy Hollywood
Jimmy
New York
Hitler
His
Olsen and Johnson
McKellar Wins Fight Over TVA In Senate
In a heated session the Senate voted 39 to 26 to deny TVA its financial autonomy, forcing the Tennessee Valley Authority to seek funds from Congress. Senator McKellar led the restrictive move, criticizing Vice President Wallace, while Senator Clark charged him with procedural disregard. The amendment would place TVA receipts in the general Treasury and cap spending to Congress appropriations. Curiosity is usually developed in infants by ten weeks after both.
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Washington
18 Months Terms Suspended for Lewistown Youths
Two Lewistown youths charged with larcenies won suspension of 18 months in the House of Correction before Magistrate Sherman P. Bowers. Frederick youth posted a personal peace bond and assault charges carried over. The case involved tires taken from Stull Bros garage. Defense attorney Jerome Ofall noted youthfulness and work ethic. Costs of six dollars were paid by the youths.
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Lewistown
House of Correction
Sherman P. Bowers
Frederick
Worren Call
Charles Michael
Ro Paul Buhrman
Stull Bros Garage
Walter E Stull
C. W. Shankle Stull
Souths
Buhiman
Robert M Firor
Wood Angleberger
Atorney
Jerome Offull
Falm
Bowers
Howard D. Zimmerman
Daniel Easterday
East South
Notice of Tax Sales in Frederick County Maryland
Public sale of delinquent parcels proceeding April 10 1944 at 10:00 a m at the Frederick County Court House. List includes BARNARD BESSIE M Lot 50 by 145 Maple Ave. BLAIR WMH Lot 50 by 150 Monroe Ave. CLARKE THOMAS H Lot 19 by 160 Madison St. LAMB VIOLET & DORIS TURK Lot 30 by 30 by 130 Motte Addition. Taxes interest costs total stated for each parcel. James H Falk County Treasurer.
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Frederick
Barnard
Bessie M
Maple Ave
Frederick County
Blair
Monroe Ave
County Commissioners
Taanes
Clarke
Thomas H
Madison St
Lamb, Violet
Doris Turk
Motte
Frederick Counts
Old Issue soldier lore meets peacetime Army tales
An old issue, a peacetime soldier, recounts wartime memories and clashes with draftees. He likens payroll ink to coffee consumption and claims longer attention than many recruits, revealing friction between generations of soldiers.
Peace Bond Set After Easter Threat at Zimmerman Home
Zimerman and wife testified fear after an Easter day threat by an alleged prize fighter at their home. Easter day released on personal bond to keep the peace. Charles Whiting sought withdrawal of assault charges against Hyland Wars. Wars, colored, involved Lincoln apartments with postponed hearing to secure witnesses. Wars had previously been arrested for breaking War's windshield. Traffic collaterals offered in two cases: Ralph W. Steven Dickerson $0.45 for speeding 25 mph over limit. James Stewart Bassell Curtis Bay $11.50.
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Zimerman
Easterday
Zimmerman
Zimmerman Easterday
Charles Whiting
Hyland
Wars
Lincoln Apartments
Whiting
Ralph W. Steven
Dickerson
Sergt Frank Dorsey
James Stewart Bassell
Curtis Bay
Fishing and drunkenness fines in local proceedings
Trooper Wilt cited a Hagerstown resident for exceeding 50 miles per hour. E M Huntzberry faced a recalled hearing for fishing law violation and recovered $15 of a $25 collateral posted for Monday court. Magistrate Bowers said the offense carried a $10 fine on appearance. The charge involved two lines less than allowed. Frank Crebbs and William F Fields forfeited $5 collateral each and failed to appear for the hearing.
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W. L. Wilt
E. M. Huntzberry
Hagerstown
Bowers
Isw
Frank Crebbs
William F Fields
Eoch
Veteran Weather Man J R Weeks Dies at 68
John R Weeks a 46 year veteran meteorologist with the U S Weather Bureau and Baltimore station chief died after a six month illness at 68 He studied weather health links and disease patterns praised by his supervisor Dr Charles F Marvin Weeks underwent surgery in September but did not recover Elkton Md reports announce Navy munition production to end May 1 with 800 workers affected and plant placed in standby mode pending resumption plans
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Baltimore
John R. Weeks
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weeks
Baltimore Weather Bureau
Charles F. Marvin
Elkton
National Fireworks Company
United States Navy
Thomas Dutcher
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Mickey Rooney
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Buster Crabbe
AL $T. Tohn
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Simone Simone Kent Smith
Frontier Law
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Fuzz— Knight
Jennifer Wolt
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Rives Matthews
U.S. Senator
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Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Aaa
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Mervyn Leroy
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Cart
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Albert Basserman
Robert Walker
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Meg Whitty
Victor Francen
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Reginald Owen
Yon Johnson
Margaret O'Brien
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Wallace Beery
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