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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1963

Page

2

Randall Seeks New Book As Actor Talks Of Alcohol

Hollywood star Tony Randall discusses his view of acting and fame in a candid AP interview. He explains how reading about actors shaped his craft and notes he once considered writing about poverty, but prefers stories centered on the actor’s craft and ambition.

Bob Thomas Ike Hollywood Tony Trist Randall Bloomsbury George Arliss Johns Barrymore Ater Paige Elias Ileni

Maryland Business Briefs Roundup From Baltimore Area

Maryland business notes report First National Bank of Maryland appoints three senior vice presidents and adds an advisory board member. W R Grace & Co Davison Chemical names Robert Goodall executive vice president and Edmunds as an officer. Bank of Charles Town in West Virginia names James Strider president and cashier with new officers. Ford car sales in Washington district total 37.76 million across 243 dealers. Ava Gardner undergoes a brief hospital stay for surgery in Hollywood.

Charles Town W Va James W. Strider Bank of Charles Town Robert BR. Smith Philip Porterfiat Jr John 8. Alfcrend Baltimore W. R. Grace & Co Davison Chemical Division Robert D. Goodall Page Edmuds Goodall Nuclear Fuel Services, Inc Grace Davisan Chemical Co Td. Edmunds Davisan Chemi@4 Washington D. C Ava Gardner Mina Spain Gedars of Lebanon Hospital

Municipal Band to Present First Concert of 1963

The Magerstown Municipal Band directed by Kenneth Water will present its first concert of the 1963 season Sunday at 3 p.m. in the South Magerstown High School auditorium. Funded post Helbia by the recording industries trust, through Local 770 of the AFM, and sponsored by Hagerstown Parks Board. Jack Russell Markert will be featured as baritone horn soloist. The band offers a free concert the last Sunday of each month at South High School.

Magerstown Kenneth Water Magerstown High School City Park Jack Russell Markert J South High School

Farmers Tax Guide Copies Available to All

County agent Richard Schulkraft announced 1863 edition of the Farmers Tax Guide is available to individuals and firms at the county agricultural office. The guide explains recent tax law changes including investment credit and pension plans for self employed, with a February 15 filing deadline. Interested parties may contact the agent for copies.

Richard Schulkraft Schulcraft Iam

Girl Struck by Car After Darting Between Parked Autos

A five year old girl Bonnie Sue Socks of 528 George Street was hit on Route 68 near Williamsport while dashing between parked cars. Harold Lester Kelley, 48, of Clear Spring drove westbound and hit her. she was taken by Williamsport Volunteer Ambulance to Washington County Hospital with fractures and other injuries. The girl remained hospitalized with a skull fracture and other injuries as police described.

Washington County Hospital William Sport TRC Elmer Baum Bonnie Sue Socks Ralph EB. Socks George Sr Williamsport Harold Lester Kelley Kelley Earl Fields John Ritchle Aaronean Arlos Defilbaugh Egeling Westminister William Fridin McCann Lser Cumberland Ray Riley Fridinger Maryland Tasb Night's Meeting Dental Association John Collins Kiwans Club District of Columbia Prestons Howard Fred Bremmer James F Ungvarsky

Lowry anticipates NBC bullfight film with edited content

NBC plans a televised bullfight segment on Sporty International but will omit killing scenes and barbed darts. The team to temper the presentation emphasizes honesty without glamorizing the spectacle, reflecting Spanish cultural reality while avoiding offense to audiences.

Cynthia Lowry New York Nation i 4 Broadcasting Company Bud Palmer Carl Watson Watson United States

Club Sponsors Distribution Of Rabbits In Area

The Potomac Fish and Game Club plans to import rabbits from Kansas for a wildlife program. Washington County hunters report rabbit shortages as the club coordinates with the Gare Commission to place rabbits on lands with landowner consent. Persons or clubs wishing to order rabbits call Mason Gigeous in Williamsport. the project spans many years.

Potomac Fish and Game Club Kansas Washington County Gare Commission Mason Gigeous Williamsport

Dust Collecting Machine Burns At Williamsport

Firefighters battled a large blaze at W. D. Bryan and Sons Inc tannery in Williamsport when a dust collecting machine burned and was badly damaged. Volunteer Fire Co. extinguished the fire, with the blaze confined to the equipment area and no injuries reported.

Williamsport W. D. Bryan and Sons Inc Byron Sician

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