Thomas Told Making Movies Like Having An Operation
Film writer describes filming challenges for a studio project. He notes weather forcing indoor shoots, studios lacking size for giant sets, and power shortages requiring generators from Europe. Director Joe Mankiewicz improvised scripts during production, while co-stars like Carole Lombard drew excitement.
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Thomas AP
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Leon Shamrey
Septa
Joe Mankiewicz
PRA Chapter Meets to Hear Richard Funk Speak
Pennsylvania Restaurant Association executive vice president Richard Funk will address PRA’s Mason-Dixon Chapter at its first meeting at 5:00 p.m. July 15 in Itching Post, Chambersburg. He will discuss Your Trade Association in Action and answer questions. William T. Cottield of the Greater Chambersburg Chamber will discuss Building Better Tourist Trade. All area food service operators are invited. The Nobel Prize for literature in 1962 went to John Steinbeck, per Britannica.
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Your Trade Association
William T. Cottield
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In Love With Married Bess Causes Turmoil and Advice
Dear Mary Haworth advises Tam 39 and mother of one on leaving husband for a secret affair with a married boss. The letter details failing marriage, unhappy romance, ultimatums, and self criticism, with guidance suggesting neurotic love issues and references to Bergler. The reply also acknowledges Yellowstone geyser region notes.
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Edmund Bergler
A.A. Wyn
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Bookmobile visits Edgemont on Second Wednesday schedule
Yary’s bookmobile will tour the Balgemont area each summer on the second Wednesday, with stops from 9:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. at White Oak Forest School Old Forge Road Kent Sharpe’s mailbox Beck Row Welty’s Church Greensburg Greensburg to Edgemont Fuller’s house Edgemont Ayer’s house Blue Mountain Grocery Ringgold Market, following a coastal current of about half to one mile per hour.
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Fiddlersburg
White Oak Forest
Old Forge Road
Kent Sharpe
Beck Row
Yetler
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Hobson to Head Maryland Public Welfare Board
Raleigh C. Hobson of Richmond Virginia chosen by Maryland Public Welfare boards for a 917,400 a year head job. Tentative start August 19, succeeding Thomas Waxter who died last November. Hobson has led Virginia welfare agencies and directed Richmond’s Department of Public Welfare for 13 years. He helped form public welfare policy via a 1961 Ad Hoc committee on public fare. He has held top roles in national welfare organizations.
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Richmond
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Maryland
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Department of Public Welfare
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Health, Education and Welfare
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Reed Preserves Rail Splitting Skill in Missouri
In Missouri Joe Reed revives an almost forgotten craft of rail splitting, honoring a tradition like Lincoln Anderson. The piece notes Reed’s dedication to a dying skill and reflects on the culture of railroad heritage in the region.
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Anderson, Mo
Joe Reed
University of Maryland Alumni Plan First Washington Picnic
The University of Maryland Alumni Association of Washington announces its first family picnic to be held Wednesday July 10 from 10:30 p.m. at Cold Spring Park near Wayneshara. Reed notes a project to fence the front with rails and uses a chain saw and ax to prepare nine foot log rails on a 6 acre farm west of the valley.
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University of Maryland’ Alumni Association of Washington
Reed
Cold Spring
Wayneshara
Dutch Picnic With Games And Refreshments Planned
A community picnic will feature a desert and beverages for all. Activities include games for children and recreation facilities. Lewis Schnebley serves as association president. Picnic committee members include Harry Vollmer.
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Lewis Schnebley
Harry Vollmer
Picnic planned for Huyett Bohn and Downey namesake day
Charles Huyett, Gilbert Bohn and Charles Downey are listed as organizers for a picnic that will be held rain or shine, with event details implied to be local and community oriented.
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Charles Huyett
Gilbert Bohn
Charles Downey
Deseret Name Tied to Utah’s Pioneer Era and Industry
Deseret, used by Mormon pioneers for Utah’s region, means divine or honeyed land in their lexicon and symbolizes industrious effort. The term reflects the early settlement period and the community identity tied to self sufficiency and spiritual goals.
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Deseret
Utah
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