Mae West Not Too Bothered About Banned Again
Mae West reacts coolly to another ban on her work after a San Francisco radio station shelved her new record Am I Too Young. She recalls past clashes from Sex in New York to CBS’s Person to Person, and hints at future projects including Peel Me a Grape and a possible Little Mary animation series.
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San Francisco
New York
CBS
Mae
Santo Montes
Ani
Mac
Hollywood Situ
Alton
Paramount
Haiti Exhibit Highlighted at 1964 New York World’s Fair
A company will bring native dancers to feature Haiti’s participation at the 1964 New York World’s Fair. Iinela Wathill coordinates the display and plans a cross country tour before the local appearance.
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New York
Haiti
Iinela Wathill
New Summer Policy At Local Theatre Announces Odd Hours
Theatre gates shift to Monday closed through Wednesday under summer policy. From Thursday to Sunday it runs matinees 1 15 3 15 and evening shows at 7 15 9 15 with doors opening at 1 pm. Capacity sits at 1350 as manager George Payette fields inquiries.
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Lpm
Mgr
George Payette
New Officers Assume Duty for Halfway Lions Club
The Halfway Lions Club elected officers for 1962 64 at a recent meeting with guests from Indies. Robert C. Lee was named president, with Warry Bowman, Paul Waggoner, and Harriman as vice presidents and Robert Day and others as directors. Delegates awarded district publicity honors and noted the club’s community service, including over $2,000 in contributions and nearly 2,000 man hours. Visiting Lions from Withamport Boonsboro and Contid Pa attended.
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Lions Club
Halfway
Covernor Kern Smith
Roaring
Robert C. Lee
Warry Bowman
Paul Waggoner
Award Harriman
Robert Day
Glenn Bowman
Robert Cromer
Wayne French
William E. Dorsey
Bean Aera
Albaugh Way
Martin L. Snook
Harriman
Waggoner
Snook
Arthur M. Meals
Lions of Halfiway
Lay Beard Miller
Withamaport
Wiliam Baker
Boonsboro
Lou Kinney
Contid Pa
New Antietam Generals Group Elects Officers
The Marquette Generals of the Security Plant held a test meeting Friday and elected officers. Howard Gross was named commanding general Dick Tayre adjutant general and Jack Miller treasurer. Report mentions two beards and a Mrs James McNeal employed in the Security office.
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New Antietam Generals
Marquette Generals
Howard Gross
Dick Tayre
Jack Miller
Treasuer
Marquette
James McNeal
McNeal
Gapland Man Honored As Grad Of 02
Trank C Kaetzel of Gapland is honored as one of two surviving members of Bridgewater College class of 1902 at alumni day. He later completed a second year after a commercial stenographic course and is noted as Bridgewater’s only reliable baseball pitcher. The other survivor from 1902 is Lottie M Garber of Bridgewater.
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Trank C. Kaetzel
Gapland
Bridgewater College
Virginia Institution
Kaetzel
Bridgewater
Lottie M. Garber
Brunswick
Detroit
Brownsville
Church of Tha Brethren
Mr. Kaetzel
Raymond
Bornsborg Hieherhaat
Promenade at Long Meadow Promenade Promotes Civil War Centenary
Antietam Belles and Antietam Generals announce a 7 pm promenade at Long Meadow Shopping Center to honor Civil War centennial. Prizes include tree owners and three $25 gift certificates for best costume and beard. Registration at Food Court. winners announced at center. secrecy kept on judges.
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Antiotum
South Mountain
Long Mendow
Long Mento
Patrick Duffy
Antietam Belles
Antietam Generals
Shopping Center Association
Jim Backus to Host Talent Scout Revival in CBS Lineup
AP reports Jim Backus will take over as host of a revived Talent Scout on CBS beginning next Tuesday, July 3, replacing The Garry Moore Show. He also signs for NBC Monitor radio work and promotes his new book and holiday Dickens adaptation.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Hote Yuadt
Trent
Museu
Chamber
Ackus
Mr. MaGoa
Mr. Me Oo
Scrooge
Backus
Joan Davis
Jeram
Truman
Serins
Bagnud
Prat
Bel Air
More Coins Arrive For Centennial at Antietam Site
The Antietam South Mountain Civil War Commemoration office reports 3500 of the American Legion land coins arrived and 2500 sold. Proceeds from coin sales fund the purchase of additional land at the Antietam Battle site.
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American Legion
Antietam Battle
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