Phifft and linguistic chaos mark Columbia title choice
Hollywood note on film titles shows Colu mbia Pictures chose Phifft for a Judy Holliday film amid debates on spelling and pronunciation. The piece recounts how Wally Winchell coined Phffft from a divorce remark, the studio’s debates, and professor polls before settling on the final form. It closes with playful notes on other odd titles and a Maryland governor speech attacking H C Byrd’s university leadership.
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New York
Columbia Pictures
Judy Holliday
Jack Carter
Kim Novak
Jack Lemon
Evers
Broadway
Phill
Walle Winchell
Welter
Texas Guinan
Winchell
Jerry Wald
Ralph Colby
Oregon State College
E. Brady Atwood
University of Texas
D. E. Bangham
University of Florida
Camp Detrick Clubs and Notices Parade in Brief
Camp Detrick public affairs announces Cub Scout recruitment for children of personnel and nearby residents led by G Briggs Phillips with Major Cleo Willoughby and Mrs Cecil Miller assisting. Various club meetings, dances, weddings, births, and welcome notes follow, including Combined Charities drive progress, and personnel changes such as Captain Bell becoming Post Adjutant.
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Camp Detrick
Camp Detrick Office For Public Affairs
G. Briggs Phillips
Detrick
Phillips
Cleo M. Willoughby
Cecil D. Miller
Charities
Raymond E. Bell
William J. Harrington
England
John J. Hayes
Thomas M. Hayes
Hayes
Hayes Eugene F. Bishop
Braddock Heights
Ellen Spero
Leonard Spero
Court News and Livestock Show Entries Spark Timonium Event
Court news lists marriage licenses for several individuals from Union Bridge Adamstown Detroit Frederick Annapolis and Bronxville with various ages. It also notes 27 new livestock entries totaling about 250 head for the eighth annual Eastern National Livestock Show at the Maryland Timonium State Fair Grounds November 23 through 19. 21 states participate with over 50,000 in premiums and 4-H and FFA members among exhibitors, naming Maryland farms and 4-H participants. Also mentioned is Douglas Corrigan’s 1938 Dublin flight debut.
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Paul E. Lippy
Union Bridge
Shirley Ann Ausherman
Adamstown
Robert F. Remus
Detroit
Mich
Patricia M. Hobbs
Frederick Gardiner Amos Hall Jr
Annapolis
Betty Laurence Culpepper
Bronxville
Y. Curtis Alexander Cromwell Jr
Frederick
Alice Mary Brean
Knox Nile
John R. Hussong
Braddock Heights
Shirley Edna May
Robert Fugene Brandt
Walkersville
Shirley Ann Eichelberger
Woodsbooro
Texas
Joseph M. Vial
State Fair Grounds
Timonium
Farmers of America
Maryland
Hi-Ho
Phoenix
George Arrowsmith
Upperea
Finksburg
Chine Farms
Chestertown
Cockeysville
F.F.A
Thelda Allen
Anne Ruppert
Marriottsville
James Gentle
Worton
Franklin Feeser
Taneytown
Thomas Donaldson
Ellicott City
Arthritis relief clinic ad offers proven remedy visit
Those torturing pains relieved of no charge. Only one trip necessary for this proven remedy. Persons unable to come may send a friend. Room 8, 1st floor, Garwin Building, 41 Garber St, 200 ft off Rt. 30 West. Hours: Saturday and Sunday only, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M.
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Garwin Bldg
Garber St
Pheer Rele Ae
Eisenhower labels plan as alternative to socialized medicine
President Eisenhower, speaking in New York at a dinner for the late Gov Alfred E Smith, called his voluntary health insurance program a logical alternative to socialist medicine. He said the plan would be resubmitted in January and would fill gaps in health coverage while preserving individual responsibility.
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New York
Eisenhower
Congress
Alfred E. Smith
White House
Case
Lican
Sennseph A. McCarthy
R-Wis
Eienhower
al Smith
Smith
Alfred E. Smith Memorial Fund
New York State
Frederick
America
President Eisenhower Defends Health Insurance Stand
President Eisenhower argued against centralized federal control of health care and opposed socialized medicine. He warned foes that the voluntary health insurance program would not block access to medical facilities and described it as a step toward socialized medicine.
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America
Eisenhower
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Byrd
Washington
McKeldin
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Maipland
Lauren Bacall
CinruascoPe
Techa
Prescription
S. Market ST
Mothers’ Club
Charles F. Bowers
Frederick Architect
eBoy
Detrick Mothers’ Club
J. Roger Fisher
Frederick County
Women's Club
Dave Hagan
NCO Ladies Club
Post Field House
Leon Masser
John N. Yingling
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Joyce Rhoda Compton
Saint Alban’s Church
Andrew M. Rogers, Jr
Brenham
James D. Holmes
Washington, D. C
Stanley E. Burrous
Peru
Ind
William
Hutchison
van Nuys
Calif
John
Kaufman
Cleveland
Mitchell A. Byrd
Franklin
Paul J. Danke
Gary
Anthony J. Calio, Jr
Philadelphia
Roger Weinberg
N. Y
Donald C. Fischer
Rochester
William E. Blumberg
Miriam V. Flair
Joseph M. Frank
Mary E. Jackson
James L. Smith
Mary Jane Harris
Harris
Elmer A. Highhouse
Derrick Glass Blower
Iris, Yonetz
June Fouche
Louis von Till
Migni
al Ie
Raymond Newell
Robert Prior
Sojourners
Baltimore
Canther Brewery
William W. Eakins
Everett E. Champlin
Army Reserve
Robert
Madoy
Robert Riddlemoser
Morris Garfield
Marion J. Frkes
Ralph "W. Huffered
Canada
Joseph J. Stubbs
Ed Gobbie
Court News
Douglas Corrigan
Dublin
Ellis C. Wachter
Circuit Court
Edward J. Ryan
Ryan
Charles E. Collins
House OF Delegates
Frederickras Co., Inc
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Murray Holmes Foot
F. Bst
Veteran Pacific Theater of Operations
Sux
Ritchie Finance Corp
Pvpvamif Sra
South Market Street
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Atlantic Pertroleum
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