Lowry Accepts Outer Limits Route On ABC
Hollywood AP report notes Cynthia Lowry previews ABCs new science fiction series The Outer Limits. Producer Joseph Stefano aims to balance fright with restraint, avoiding graphic monsters and parental complaints while targeting a youth audience in the 7:30 pm EDT time slot.
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Twilight
CBS
Joseph Stefano
Lawyer Gets Five-Year Term For Conspiring
In Rockville Maryland Judge Ralph Shure sentenced Washington lawyer Sherman Cohen to five years in the Maryland Penitentiary for conspiring to defraud depositors of the now defunct Family Savings of Silver Spring. Cohen led the operation, with losses to about 13,000 depositors estimated over 84 million. The firm’s president, John G. Persian, received one year in the Maryland House of Correction and a $2,000 fine for similar charges. Persian aided the investigation and was granted some leniency. Separately, Wolfe Mankowitz was hired to adapt a biography for a theater project about the Rothschild banking family.
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Sherman Cohen
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Gireuill
Ralph Shure
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Tleait Investments
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John G. Persian
Maryland House of Correction
Persian
Stolen Pistol and Razor Reported in City
A .22 caliber pistol stolen from a third floor apartment at 44 S Prospect St belonged to Miss Edythe M Milligan. A razor with a gold handle was taken from a third floor apartment at 632 W Washington St, owned by Charles Ely.
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Petty Pollen
Charles Barr
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Edythe M. Milligan
George Ringer
Charles Ely
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W. Washington St
Firemen Quench Small Barn Fire Near Hayatts
A small blaze on the first floor of a barn near Hayatts was quickly extinguished Thursday by Wike Hamsport firemen. The fire started about 7 p.m. in a barn owned by Mrs. Pearl Beckley and was under control by 7:00 p.m. No injuries reported. burned camps stored on the barn floor were the only damages.
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Wike Hamsport
Hayatts
Pearl Beckley
Scouts At Cimarron
Bill Kreykensohm recounts Boy Scouts jamboree experiences near Cimarron New Mexico. The group visited base camp hiked to camp sites, completed a four hour NRA junior safety course, and learned gun safety. They witnessed two bears killed for foraging, toured a 490 foot gold mine, discussed mining methods, biked through Conanche Pass to Back Mountain Camp, and planned to camp at Porcupine Camp for two days with fishing and fly tying before heading to Rayado.
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Jamberea
Cimarron
New Mexico
Tional Rifle Association Jnniter
Campaltes
Charlie Sypher
Conanche Pass
Court Soon To Rule On Suits Of Teachers
In Baltimore, Circuit Judge J Gilbert Prendergast expects a ruling soon on a State motion to quash a suit by four Frostburg State College teachers seeking reinstatement. The teachers claim dismissal was improper and violated academic freedom after being notified on March 28 they would not be rehired.
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Francis L. Ireland
John Cole
Norris L. Merchant Jr
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Lunch served at Markit's Mill Bridge project day
Greencastle officials announced a free noon meal for all who report to the bridge. Volunteers will paint on Thursday with painters asked to report at 7:30 a.m. to finish the job in one day.
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Greencastle
Markit's Mill Bridge Association
Scientist Stirring Congress With Nanocurie Debate
In Washington a science official’s remark about nanocuries sparks a House Senate probe into radiation units. The discussion centers on microcuries versus nanocuries as lawmakers seek clarity on measurement terms used at Hanford Laboratory. Rep. Price and others clash over precise definitions while a Marine scientist explains a nanocurie equals one billionth of a curie.
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Banks
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Robert Westerdune
Eric A Johnston Dies at 66 Led Motion Picture Association
Eric A Johnston 66 long served public and business roles including head of the Motion Picture Association of America for 18 years and chairman of the International Development Agency. A native of Washington DC, he rose from mail carrier to major in World War I and later led business groups, advising Roosevelt and serving on national economic agencies. He died at George Washington University Hospital after a stroke. Memorials set for St John’s Episcopal Church with burial in Spokane.
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Economic Stabilization Washington
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Johnston
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Calumbia
Dobastoy
Motion Picture Association
Ina Harriet Hughes
William Carlin Fix
Hers Ibert Butler
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Wash
Fur Trappers Inc Picnic Plan Stirs Debate
The Maryland Fur Trappers announce their annual picnic on Sunday August 23 at a site along Route 40 west of Hagerton. The event features trapping demonstrations furs and new and used traps on display plus a war era labor advisory panel.
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Organiza- Yuanamic Development Commission
Four Injured In One Car Crash In Oregon Town
Four persons were injured in a one car crash on Thursday afternoon in Washington County. Police said the vehicle driven by 38 year old Joseph Victor Lucas of Oregon struck a light pole while attempting to turn. Injured were Lucas’s wife Mary Jane Lucas and children Karen J. 13 and Palmer J. 14. Lucas was charged with reckless driving.
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