Anxious for diverse roles Fifi D Orsay eyes new era
Hollywood star Fifi D Orsay speaks through AP about craving varied parts in films and TV. She recalls her 1930s Fox career and Rogers discovery, while denying Parisian origins as she adapts to a new generation of producers and audiences.
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City and County Up with Jaycees New Leaders Installed
Louis L. Goldstein addressed the Hagerstown Jaycees noting economic development and strong local facilities as unemployment concerns grow. Edward Osteika became president, succeeding Richard Urgo, at a Tortuga Restaurant installation dinner. Warren Stroh and a slate of new officers and directors were installed, highlighting county growth from 30 000 in 1850 to 91 000 in 1980 and the communitys expanding business landscape.
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Richard Urgo
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Warren Stroh
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lynn Myers
Larvey Zimmerman
Dirk Urgo
Mick Farcino
Charles Groh
Vincent Groh
Thomas Harebrnde
James Humelsing
James O'Rourke
Youth fined for speeding with teen passengers
William Fred Wintermoyer was convicted of exceeding 70 mph on Route 68 near Williamsport, 61 mph clocked by Deputy Sheriff Davis. Magistrate Hetzerfini suspended the $100 fine and costs after noting limited funds and farm work. Wintermoyer had 15 teenage passengers and will lose his license. permit renewed May 13. Early Capital Kyoto ruled as Japanese capital from 724 to 1868 when the emperor moved to Tokyo.
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Brish to Receive Award for International Work
Dr William M Brish the Indian County school superintendent has been selected to receive the outstanding service award this year from the People to People Program. Miss Catherine Beachley will accept the award on behalf of the local Board of Education at the Civic Conference in Washington. The two day event brings together representatives from across the nation to discuss international understanding through pen pals, exchanges, and guidance in education.
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Amplon
Ana
Miss Beachley
Civeticipate
Mark Bortman
Tee
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Catherine
Beachley
Hrrsi
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St Pauls EUB Plans Church School Program
St Pauls Evangelical United Brethren Church East Franklin and North Locust Streets hosts a church school Monday through Friday July 1900 9:00 to 11:30 am for children aged four to fourteen The primary theme centers on My Family and My Friends in the Kindergarten and Love One Another in the primary and Giving and Walking Together as Christians in the junior department Activities include craft singing and games to teach living together Reverend John J Leho assistant pastor and Mrs Frank Keyser children s director supervise the school.
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Stolen items litter weekend City Police list
Among weekend and yesterday reports are a phone taken from a garage belonging to Nellie X Hamilton at 930 Oak HIM Ave and valued at 20 by a phone company spokesman a six foot stepladder left at 316 Garlinger Ave and missing since June 10 and a license plate bolted to a bumper that was reported stolen from 234 Winter St plus youths near Long Meadow Shopping Center finding two boxes of clothing now at Police Headquarters
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Garlinger Ave
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Emmy Awards Show Tops Nielsen Ratings In 7 June TV
The article notes Emmy Awards led last month’s ratings, surpassing Gunsmoke, with TV Guide Awards upcoming and Miss Universe and Miss America contests planned. It discusses Senate subcommittee probes into television violence and debates how mass media influence juvenile delinquency, citing Geoffrey Gorer on media blame and broadcasters’ usual defenses.
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