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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1951

Page

6

Miracle Man Lex Segal Shapes Big V Show Career

Lex Segal, director of Big V Show, emerges as a leading television figure in a feature tracing his path from Penn State and Carnegie Tech to ABC and Pulitzer Prize Playhouse. The article notes his family links, early drama work, and rise to fame amid praise from peers as a “genius” and “miracle worker.”

Lex Segal Alex Segal Ducer Abc-Tv Ww York Herald Tribune Segal Illiam M. Storm Ruth Storm Mgr. Segal Malarbur Mr. Segal Ilag Evision Trenton N. J Penn State Penn Dramatic Society Carnegie Tech Carnegie University of Montana Woodstock Ogunquit George Abbott ABC New York Hollywood Henry Morgan Weil-Tv Philadelphia

Leesburg Man Faces Multiple Driving Related Cases

Leesburg resident Thomas H. Osborne was released from jail after his wife posted bond, but remained in custody on a Carroll County driving after license revocation charge. He had been arrested after a drunken driving incident and previously tied to Maryland license revocation since 1948. Fossil beds near John Day, Oregon reveal three and five toed horse fossils.

Thomas H. Osborne Leesburg Carroll Count Carroll County Osborne Hinksburg Maryland Virginia Sidney Hall Barrack G Mary Carlol Denver J. Shock Ase Johns Oregon

Maryland Parents-Teachers Congress clarifies UMT stance

A Maryland Parent-Teachers Congress spokesman said the group favors a program for the emergency period only, not permanent conscription. The debate centered on defining temporary versus permanent in a proposal passed 97-78, with the group aiming for a temporary emergency program.

Hagerstown Maryland Parent-Teachers Congress C. Austin Gardner

Retirement Ends 38 Years Service at Potomac Edison

Claude G Shoemaker of 115 Jefferson Street Frederick retires November 1 after 38 years with Potomac Edison Company. A Frederick native, he joined PE in 1913 as a clerk, moved to Commercial Department in 1933, plans to help friends during butchering season, travel to Florida and western states. Next PTA meeting to be hosted by Mrs Eva Stottlemeyer at 506 Fairview Avenue on November 27. Urbana P TA held a Hallowe en party with games, a witch play, and prizes for pre school, elementary, teenage and adult groups with multiple winners named.

Hallowe'en Florence Traver Evangelical Lutheran Church School Roger Eyler Motter Avenue Margaret Fleagle Lena Newman Irene Zimmerman Anna Summers Helen Wotnagle Carl Walsh Cora Eissler Claude G. Shoemaker Jefferson Street Frederick Potomac Edison Company Shoemaker Utility Company Commercial Department Florida Raymond Eyler Sally Eyler Eva Stottlemyer Fairview Avenue PTA Urbana P-Ta Billy Baumgardner Ben LaGarde Richard Rosenberg Dianna Poole Johanna Lawson Donald Wilcom David Reed Sandra Lawson Tillie Giesler Ann Lowe Nancy Reed Slechmann Aggie

Pork buyers pay mostly for cuts under half the hog weight

Consumers spend at least 75 cents of every dollar on pork cuts that represent less than half of a hog's live weight, indicating higher costs tied to the portion of meat derived from the animal.

Awards At Brunswick Day Parade Draws 15000 Spectators

Upwards of 15 000 spectators jammed Brunswick sidewalks for the annual Armistice Day parade and ceremonies sponsored by Steadman Keen an Post American Legion in Frederick County. Col Victor C Swearingen cited in a keynote on Our American Heritage as parade units passed the reviewing stand amid a bitter chill. Prize winners included Dram Bugle Corps Francis Scott Key Post Frederick First 100 Second 50 Third 25 and Brunswick Lions Club floats First 50 Second 25.

Brunswick Steadman-Keenan Post American Legion Frederick County Victor C. Swearingen Washington Pentagon Korea Kremlin Dram-Bugle Corps Francis Scott Key Post Frederick Morris-Frock Post Hagerstown Westminster Moose Lodge Rohrersville Harmony Yellow Springs Harpers Ferry High School Brunswick High School Brunswick Lions Club Sandy Hook P

Fire and honor award list from various fire companies

A fragment lists several fire companies and veterans groups with prize amounts and locations, including Petersville Farmers Club and Independent Hose Co Frederick with 35 dollars, Rynéal Fire Co Martinsburg 25 dollars, Braddock Heights honorable mention 15, Friendship Hose Bolivar 50, Clopper Michael Post American Legion Boonsboro 25, National Guard of Honor American Legion Washington DC 15, Antietam Post No.

Petersville

Veterans groups lead float line in Sharpsburg march

In Sharpsburg the 236 American Legion and Ladies Auxiliaries led a parade with 59 groups, including Dixon Troxell Unit 211 Funkstown and Brunswick Troop 277, judging their floats and units as state and local Legion officials watched. Special guests included Gold Star Mothers Mrs. Grace Bowers and Congressman J. Glenn Beall.

American Legion Sharpsburg Dixon ‘Troxell Funkstown Braddock Heights Legion Grace Bowers Ruth Hidwiler Grace Harman Alice Moss Lena Wills Kathleen Mills J. Glenn Beall

Couple on vacant lot tragedy ends with suicide

In Frederick Maryland on a Monday in November 1951 a man Ronald Munson aged 28 interrupted as he was about to kill his wife Jacqueline after she threatened to leave him. Police intervened near a vacant lot. the man fatally shot himself in the head as officers closed in.

Ronald Munson Jacqueline

Free Book on Arthritis And Rheumatism

An enlarged 44 page booklet titled Rheumatism offers non surgical non medical treatment. It explains why drugs provide only temporary relief and invites readers to request the free book without obligation from The Ball Clinic Dept 3505 Excelsior Springs Missouri.

Ball Clinic Excelsior Springs Missouri

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