Marie McDonald Kidnapping Tops Hollywood Year 1957
The Marie McDonald kidnapping leads The Big 10 news events of 1957 in Hollywood. The Body vanished from Encino on Jan 4, sparking frantic calls. the case remains unsolved. Other highlights include Ingrid Bergman winning, Ingrid’s Oscar noted, and the era’s scandals shaping industry headlines.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood UK
Marie] McDonald
Hollywood
Encino
Kid-E Napers
California
Marlon Branido
Anna Xashfi
Marie
Joan O'Callaghan
Anna
Noj
Bing Crosby
Kathy Grant
Humphrey Bozart
Entries Due For Lighting Contest in Hagerstown
Local residents urged to submit home decor contest entries sponsored by the Hagerstown Junior Chamber of Commerce. Winners receive a plaque and a $5 bond, runner-up a plaque, and the winner advances to a national contest for up to $5,000. Entries must be mailed to the Sherley Building by Monday December 1. Dec 27 judging will be by local art and decorating experts.
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Hagerstown
Jaycees
Soviet Press Says U S Prestige Drops in NATO Talks
Moscow papers report a sharp fall in U.S. prestige harming Eisenhower and Dulles from pushing policy at NATO Paris talks. Izvestia claims Soviet wins in science and politics curb American influence. Pravda notes public outcry over NATO missiles and East West talks. Scattered items include Maryland political endorsements and Hollywood wedding plans.
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Moscow
U.S
Senhower
Sii Dulles
NATO
Paris
Soviet Union
Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Izvestia
Bulganin
Norway
Denmark
Belgium
United States
Communist Party
Pravda
Baltimore
Brita
Queen’ Anne's
Taweshert
Maryland
J. Millard ‘Mawes
C. Ferdinand Sybert
White Hall 4-H group merges for Christmas party
White Hall 4-H Group combines with the White Hall Boys 4-H Club for a county agent office Christmas gathering. Color slides showcased 411 activities from 1940 onward. The group planned a February family night and igammesa games were played. Refreshments were provided by a committee led by Ernie Reese and Mike Waugh.
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White Hall
Ernie Reese
Mike Waugh
Son of Art Linkletter to Wed Barbara Hughes in Beverly Hills
Jack Linkletter son of TV host Art Linkletter will marry Barbara May Hughes Beverly Hills high school teacher tomorrow. The couple plans a two week honeymoon in Hawaii. Linkletter, a USC telecommunications major, is a USC student.
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Hollywood
Jack Linkletter
Art Linkletter
Barbara May Hughes
Beverly Hills
Hawaii
Young J Linkletter
University of Southern California
Peace efforts and medical updates blur in Beverly Hills report
Pravda cites concealment attempts by actresses as body surgery plans unfold in Beverly Hills. Mount Sinai Hospital notes the patient underwent mybior surgery and is described as fine, with treatment continuing amid peace talks. The state flag of Louisiana is shown alongside mentions of phlebitis inflammation of the leg vein.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Pravda
Mount Sinai Hospital
Louisian Dé
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Daily Mail
Fasano Maryland
Ingrid
RMN
Lisregard
Anastas
Marie McDonald
Confidential
Cali
Louis B. Mayer
Omnia
MGM
Teateu
RKO
General Tire
Howard Hughes
TV Tycoon
Desi Arnaz
Universal-International
Jose Ferrér
New York
Rosemary Clooney Hewin
Jose
Prestige
Mike Todd
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Taylor
Todds
Palm Springs
Nathalie Wood
Robert Wagmer
Santa Barbera
Potomac Farms
Winca Colavie
THE
ELDRIDGE _ Dairy
Potemac Farms
E. Washington St
House of Numbers
Plue
Scawife
Han On Fire
Cornell Wilde
Virginian
H. L. Mills
W. Baltimore ST
Northern Ave
Virginia Ave
Javid Wayne
Rae
Tri Dior Macmurray
Dae
Avjeney
Ras Dacre
Uae
EARTH
WLM
ROPER
Mn Taylor
Earing
Gene Barry Valerie French
Williamsport
the Marylanders
Fraternal Order OF Eagles
Aerie Home
Potomac Street
Lefty and
Blue Ridge Melody Makers
Red Hensel
Budweiser
F. M
Children of the Woodmen of the World
Cirela
YOUR
V.F.W
ED Doeppe & His Twilighters
Funkstown American Legion
Paul Newman
Bob Artz
Moa
Luke
Minden
Wally's Inn
Waynesboro
Sunshine Trail
Wally
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