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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1960

Page

3

Too Many Stars In TV Shows Cheapening Use Of Title

Cynthia Lowry notes the TV industry overuses the word star and co star to imply importance. She cites Diana Lynn billed as star in a mystery and contrasts titles like The Steve Allen Show with leading roles. She mentions shows in syndication such as Shotgun Slade Manhunt and a musical fantasy The Secret World of Eddie Hodges.

Cynthia Lowry AP Tv-Radio Wrier New York Madison Avenue Walik CBS Steve Allen Sin Ferry Diana Lynn

Williamsport Fire Truck Fund Drive Aims for Help

Williamsport volunteers at 339 Jonathan St. seek funds for a new fire truck after a chimney blaze confined to the roof. Labor unions plan a drugstore chain campaign to cut bills, house to house canvass, and a state convention set for Ocean City. The Williamsport firm to send five delegates to the University of Missouri backed gathering.

Arvsclers Hae Iamsport Volunteer Fire Co Jonathan St Yester New York Jonathan Charles Elizabeth Davis Black Blooms Court Maryland Shirley Dodsop Ocean City University of Missouri Williamsport Wiills Cies Mississippi River

Troy Strike Talks End Without Agreement at Troy Laundry

Labor and management representatives held a Wednesday meeting with Troy board of directors and union official Roger Douglas to settle a nine week strike. The union demanded a wage hike and five day week while management offered a two year contract or wage increases tied to yearly boosts. both sides walked away. The dispute centers on wages with workers seeking higher pay despite the laundry’s status as Western Maryland’s largest. An unrelated note mentions the opossum as a long living native mammal in North America.

Troy Laundry Co Troy Board of Directors Union International Roger Douglas Murray L. Schuster State Department of Labor and Industry Margaret W. Kimble Douglas Troy Maryland

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