How The West Was Won Cost $15 Million
Hollywood reporter Bob Thomas notes the epic film How The West Was Won cost about $15 million to produce, over budget from an estimated $12 million. Delays included weather and a delayed train scene, with Bernard Smith guiding the production through many sequences. The movie, episodic in structure, debuts this fall internationally before U.S. release after other Cinerama titles.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
API
MGM
West
Trea
Tee Teal
Bernard Smith
Spectacle
Matic
Smith
Hels
Budgel
Teasons
Oregon
Arizona
Mississippi
Life
Bing Koshy
Bing
Ele
Atidon
United S
Pta
Jedeth
Three Schoolmen Given Scholarships to Leave Next Year
Three Washington County students are awarded National Defense Education Act fellowships or institute grants to pursue advanced studies away from their duties. James, Allison, and Bailey, all education staff at Hancock and Williamsport, will take leaves of absence in 1961 to attend institutes at Chicago, Michigan State, and Florida State, aiming for master's degrees in school administration and related fields.
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Boonsboro High School
Norman W. Haines, Jr
Joint Engineers and Scientific Summer Institute
Lehigh University
Janel L. Hershberger
Virginia E. Grimm
Koth Washington County Hospital School of Nursing
Helen Patricia Beauchamp
University of North Carolina School of Nursing
Roger-Lee Shipley
Western Maryland College
Douglas E. Morrison
John F. Grams
Dale E. Churchey
University of Maryland
Washington County University
NDEA
Syracuse University
Washington County
Mathematics Sion Council
Clear Spring
I Fair Booth
H. Charles Allison
Hancock Garden Club
Conservation
AAA
Columbia University
University of Chicago
Wade
Theodore R. James
Williamsport High Schoo
National Defense Education Act
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Paul W. Bailey
Hancock Intermediate
NOAA
aMlance Institute
Florida State T SA Poidance Institute
Tyra
Pennsylvania State University
Hancock High School
Washington
Williamsport
County Board of Education
Allison
Bailey
West Virginialomatics
Hancock
South End Fire Company Plans Regular Monthly Meeting
The South End Fire Company will hold its regular monthly meeting this evening at eight o clock. A Board of Directors meeting will precede the regular meeting at 730.
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South End Fire Company
Board of Directors
Miss Crowley Chosen for Ford Graduate Program
Carolyn Crowley of North Augusta South Carolina daughter of David F Crowley and Martha Ankeney Lutz a Stetson University sophomore has been selected to participate in the Ford Graduate Program a three year masters degree track to prepare for college teaching The Ford Foundation program seeks promising undergraduates and Crowley recently became president of Tassel junior university women and affiliated with Mortar Board.
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Carolyn Crowley
North Augusta
S.C
David F. Crowley
Martha Ankeney Lutz
Stetson University
Deland
Florida
Ford
Ford Foundation
Miss Crowley
Miss Crowley Was Recently Elected Presiden of Tassel
Mortar Board
PE Moves Toward All Electric Service Area Wide
Potomac Edison Company trims operations to run as an all electric utility. It has shifted water systems from Shepherdstown and Shenandoah to others, sold remaining holdings last year, leaving only a small steam heat operation at Cumberland on its list.
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Potomac Edison Company
Shepherdstown
Shenandoah
Iheast
Cumberland
First Grade Enrollment Plans Consider Split Schedule
Liveoinshire School faces a sharp enrollment rise with 20 first grade sections planned for September up from 18 this year. A two-group schedule may run 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to maximize classroom time. Additional space at Williamsport or Washington Avenue sites could require bus transport.
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Liveoinshire
Willian M. Brish
Lincolnshire
Minor Auto Crashes Here
City police reported two minor vehicle crashes with slight damage and no charges. A tractor trailer driven by Robert Neff scraped a parked car owned by Gerald Lee Smith at N Locus St and Fairgrowth Ave around 4 30 pm. A horse van driven by David C Peterson carrying four passengers tipped onto its side near Nagerstown Fair ground property about 3 50 pm with no injuries.
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Robert Neff
Linger
Gerald Lee Smith
Rosewood Dr
Locus St
Fairgrowth Ave
Smith
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