Fired Fire Official Is All Fired Up
Oreland Pa AP Mary Bunting leads a battle against Oreland Volunteer Fire Co after the firing of the Women’s Auxiliary president and members. The auxiliary, now seeking reinstatement in Montgomery County Court, contends dues were paid and action violated their constitution. The feud features accusations of dictatorial management and disputes over a disbanded band and paid engagements.
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Mary Bunting
Oreland Volunteer Fire Co
Women’s Auxiliary
Bunting
Montgomery County
Jacoby on Bridge East 554 with Q2K4 and WAIST3
Bridge column presents analysis from Jacoby on Easts 554 with Q2K4 and WAIST3, detailing bidding and play. South holds aass2 and a pass scenario, outlining defensive and declarer decisions.
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EAST
SOUTH
Oswald Jacoby and a Houston Regionals card play
Dr Edward Cailleteau of Baton Rouge becomes a master at the Houston Regionals. The narrative follows his aggressive overbidding in a bridge hand, where he interprets West's opening as five clubs and executes a sequence to secure a grand slam in diamonds after careful ruffs and discards.
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NBA
Edward Cailleteau
Baton Rouge
Houston
Doc
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Frank H. Darner
Potomac Edison Company
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Utility Company
Frederick
Jefferson
Middletown
Curtain Falls On The Drunkard longest theater run ends
The Drunkard ends its record 9,477th performance at Theater Main after opening in 1933. Producer Mildred Ilse cites rising costs and sale of the theater as the reason for closing the long running production. Cast members faced the curtain’s final moment with mixed emotion.
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Los Angeles
Mildred Ilse
Mercersburg Receives 350000 Gift For Dormitory
Mercersburg Academy launched a 1.6 million Development Fund campaign during Alumni Weekend, revealing a 350000 gift from Edward H. Ford, a 1912 graduate. Ford’s donation funds dormitory construction and marks the largest single gift in the academy’s history, with ceremonies and remarks by Dr. Earl L. Douglas Josia W. Pritchard and other campus leaders.
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Edward H. Ford
Earl L. Douglas
Josia W. Pritchard
Academy
del Ray
Florida
International Business Machines Corn
Charles S. Trippetts
Edward E. Ford
Joel T. Boone
General Wedemerer
Errol Flynn To Be Buried Today
LOS ANGELES reports Errol Flynn will be buried today after a Canadian arrival. Fans met the train once more as his widow Pa urice Wemore ordered the casket closed. Services at Church of the Recessional in Glendale with Rev. Kermit Castellanos and Jack Warner delivering the eulogy.
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Errol Flynn
Canada
Union Station
Beverie
Aadland
Florence
Church of the Recessional
Glendale
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Lions Club Honors Glade Valley Outstanding Citizen
The Glade Valley Lions club honored a local outstanding citizen at a dinner in the Woodsboro fire hall. Charles C. T. Sia Jr. and Arnold Fleagle presented the award with Miss Photo Reddick watching as the recipient was recognized.
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Woodsboro
Reddick
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Arnold Fleagle
Nannie Reddick
Walkersville
Harpers Ferry Location Targeted for New Film
John Ashbur confirms the project with Hal Marshall the states rights representative for Buddy Adler production chief at 20th Century Fox who will personally produce the film If shooting occurs on location in Harpers Ferry local talent will be used.
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Hal Marshall
States Right
Buddy Adler
20Th Century
Harpers Ferry
Triple Tie For NFL Lead In Western
NFL results keep standings tight as a six-game slate produced a Western Conference logjam led by multiple teams. Giants crushed Eagles 68 to 7 earlier in the season, while Green Bay fell 45 to 6 to the Rams. Chicago Bears beat Baltimore Colts, and 49ers upset Lions 20 to 0 as Joe Perry, J D Smith, and A Tittle starred. Browns beat Cardinals behind Jimmy Brown’s 123 rushing yards. Steelers capitalized on fumbles to top Washington.
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US atomic chief says Reds not ahead in nuclear science
U S A chief John A McCone stated after a 19 day Soviet visit that the Soviets are not ahead of the United States in nuclear science and he sees no possibility of them forging ahead. In East Germany five children died in a fire at a Zingst children's home reported by ADN.
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Sahara
United States
Edwin F. Sikix
Charles S. V. Sanner Jr
Liberia
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Betty Utterback
Kathie
Pegsy Trunk
Dwicht F. Roy
William Millhouse
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John A. McCone
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Reaction To Salk Vaccine One In Million
Chicago report notes vaccine reactions appear rare in 184 million doses from Lilly. Dr Christensen cites 284 reactions, 146 possibly significant, mostly injection site or transient. Some polio cases after vaccination likely coincidental with infection. no decisive causality established.
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Charles N. Christensen
Indiannapolis
Current
Journal of the American Medical Associ
Christensen
Medical
Lill, Research Laboratories
Ed Lilly and Company
Storm Judith Races In Open Atlantic
Tropical storm Judith strengthened off Florida, moving east northeastward in open Atlantic after forming unexpectedly in the Gulf of Mexico. Winds estimated 60 to 70 mph. morning position about 350 miles east of Daytona Beach.
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Judith
Atlantic Ocean
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Daytona Beach
Vaccine safety notes amid Salk preparations findings
Dr Christensen reports on Sik vaccine production stressing tissue culture sterility and low allergy rates. He notes that discerning a vaccine related reaction is hard given that penicillin sensitivity is rarely extreme and that one in a million complaint figures include unused or unrelated reports from plans.
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