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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1956

Page

13

Independent producer says movie stars too expensive

Hollywood producer Stanley Kramer laments rising star demands and long contracts. He recalls Home of the Brave cost 350000 and grossed 2 million, then notes Pride and Passion cost 1 million with stars Grant and Sinatra. He blames agents for high salaries and special provisions.

Bob Thomas Hollywood Topnotch Stanley” Kramer Elis Kazani Kramer Spain Ctary Grant Frank Sinatra Sophia Loi Ten Meiers Grant Sin Jalra Bath

Boonsboro and Clear Spring Traffic Accidents

State Trooper Victor Guilminog investigated two county crashes on Saturday night near Boonsboro and Clear Spring. Kenneth B. Babington failed to signal while turning near Boonsboro, colliding with Glenn H. Ranteahn of Middletown Route One. A separate incident east of Clear Spring hit a pedestrian, Glens Feakle of Williamsport Route One, causing hip bruises as Olina Perkins of Cumberland drove the striking car during heavy rain.

Victor Guilminog Boonsboro Clear Spring Kenneth B. Babington Roliersville Glenn H. Ranteahn Middletown Babington Glens F Williamsport Olina Perkins Cumberland

Charter Member Honored At Lodge 882 Banquet

The only living charter member J. W. Gaubs was honored at Lodge 882 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen 50th anniversary banquet at the American Legion Home. A.M. Lameley presented a pin, Ira A. Summers Jr. delivered the gift, Albert H. Batiles Jr. presided as toastmaster, and Grand Lodge officers attended. Roy E. Stoner Sr. gave the invocation and benediction.

Brotherhood Lodge 682 Brotherhood of Locomotive American Legion Roy E. Stoner Jr C. W. Jones Jr Harvey S. Miller Jr Lodge 882 Brotherhood of Lcomotive J. W. Gaubs A.M. Lameley Ira A. Summers Jr Albert H. Batiles Jr Grand Lodge Roy E. Stoner Sr

Williamsport Woman On TV Contestant Appears on Get to the Point

A Williamsport woman, Annie Kreps, 70, appeared as a contestant on Get to the Point in Baltimore last evening at 6 30. A four member panel guessed her occupation as paper hanging from the sounds heard behind a curtain. Kreps has been a paper hanger 35 years. Her granddaughter Leatrice Jones Gibson of Baltimore won a movie camera outfit.

Loral TV Williamsport Baltimore Channel St Annie Kreps Alis Leatrice (Jones) Gibson

Weekend ER Reports at Washington County Hospital

Two patients treated for lacerations over the weekend in the hospital emergency room. Joseph P. Rows of 722 Chestnut St. received four stitches for a left wrist laceration from a fall. Clarence S. Repp of 709 W Washington St. had a finger laceration from a knife, requiring five stitches.

Washington County Hospital Joseph P. Rows Chestnut St Clarence S. Repp Washington St

West End Firemen Elect Officers Tonight at Hall

The Western Enterprise Fire Co will hold its annual election of officers this evening with polls open from seven to 8 30. Members are urged to vote and two candidates for president are Spencer G Lindsey and George Alexander. A note on regional blooms mentions over 200 varieties of spring Howers in the Blue Ridge and Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina.

Western Enterprise Fire Co Spencer G. Lindsey George Alexander Blue Ridge Great Smokey Mountains North Carolina

Service Club Has Election in Hagerstown

John L. Carnochan Jr was elected president of the Exchanges Club of Hagerstown at a luncheon. Offiers named include Everett Delph as VP Thomas Michael Jr secretary and Richard Afooers treasurer. Board of control selections list M William Dutton Jr J Arthur Speicher and John E McCue. Incumbents remain on the board as well as President Richard A Young.

John L. Carnochan, Jr Exchanges 'Club Hagerstown Service Club J Everett E. Delph Thomas L. Michael, Jr Richard C. Afooers Board of Control M. William Dutton, Jr J. Arthur Speicher John E. Mc_ Cue Howard §. Kaylor K. Warren Stultz Kenneth R. Daniels Richard A. Young

Excelsior Institute Pitches Non-Surgical Aid for Aging Men

Advertisement touts glandular inflammation as a constitutional cause of nightly erections fatigue and general decline in men over 40. It claims permanent relief from non surgical methods and offers a free book from Excelsior Institute in Excelsior Springs Missouri with no obligation.

Excelsior Institute

Thief Steals $92 From Williamsport Woolen Mill

Deputy Sheriff Leister Isanogle reports a break in at the Williamsport Woolen Mill office Saturday night or Sunday morning. A thief pried open a desk. $92 in cash was taken. The scene involved a glass break in the front door. Nearby notes mention United States Treasury Building granite columns with precise measurements.

Williamsport Woolen Mill Leister Isanogle Sail United States Treasury Washington, D. C

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