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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1955
Page
3
Boyle notes a new book Horoscopes For Pussy Cats by Bootsie Campbell and mocks astrology as pseudo science. He jokes about cats believing in people and quips that the Aries section warns of headaches and kidney weakness and advises moderation with catnip and more milk.
A chaotic listing of TV programs from multiple networks plus a closing stray astrology remark in Cleveland. The fragment mentions broadcasts from ABC CBS NBC and related hosts, with entries like News & Commentary Evening News and entertainment shows, ending with a line about astrology fans in Cleveland and a skeptical question about belief.
Mt Airy Forsythe home two miles north of Cooksville on Md 97 suffered smoke damage and back of the house burned after a fire started in a garage. Firefighters from Mt Airy Sykesville and Lisbon battled flames about 9 am Sunday, with no damage estimates yet.
NBC previews Assignment India a nonfiction filmed tour with Churchill Coward Bowles and Bowles guiding observers through India. Ted Mills and Robert Graff produce with Bowles described as the guiding architect. Marines attend Officer Candidate School as plans for future installments unfold.
Two Union Bridge residents were injured when their car hit a power company pole at East and Enghith streets around 9 p.m. Saturday. Carrel Jones, 47, a cement plant employee, suffered a fractured right arm and chest injuries after visiting his wife at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Evelyn Gray, 23, a maid, sustained multiple facial lacerations. Both were rushed to the hospital in the United ambulance. City Police Sergt Denver Shook reported Jones was the driver.
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