Lila Lee Returns to Hollywood After Long Absence
Veteran actress Lila Lee, 41, is back in Hollywood with Patsy Ruth Miller after a period away for health and stage work. She appeared on Ralph Edwards This Is Your Life and has filmed a drama for TV and NBC matinee theater. Lee plans to see if acting can resume full time while stating she does not need work, having saved enough to live comfortably.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Lila Lee
New York
Patsy Ruth Miller
Miss Miller
Lila
Beverly Hills
Ralph Edwards
Gus Edwards
East
Saranac
N.Y
Man Held In Jewelry Theft at Miller's Store
Alfred T. Brittingham, 55, of Quantico Md, charged with receiving stolen goods after rings and watches from Miller's Furniture Store were traced to pawn shops in Chester Pa and Wilmington Del. Investigators say he did not take the items. he will be questioned by Detectives Lowry and Hannon.
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iMillers Furniture
Chester
Wilmington
Del
Hagerstown
Alfred T. Brittingham
Quantico
Public Square
Albert C. Lowry
Richard Hannon
New
hAome
Halfway
Miller
Sears Roebuck
Brittingham
Pennsylvania
Moose State Service Mothers Day Memorial Service
Hagerstown Lodge No 222 Loyal Order of Moose with Women of the Moose plan a joint Mother's Day memorial service Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Moose Home. Rabbi David Schwartz will speak. Vocal music by Alma Moore and Charles Schleigh with Kemp Bretzer. Moose participants include Michael Farrie Alvin Saum Samuel Hall Sr Raymond Gordon and William Nichols Sr. Women of the Moose list includes Marie Holden Elsie Powell Julia Risler Hazel Hager Ethel Martin Dorothy Gossard Evelyn Eyler Dorothy Raifsnider Hazel Ditch Mary Cohen Elsie Weller Carrie Lewis Opal Delosier Vere Powell Janice Kefanver Marie Turo.
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Hagerstown Lodge No
Loyal Order of Moose
Women of the Moose
Moose Hoine
David Schwartz
Alma Moore
Charles Schleigh
Kemp *Bretzer
Michael Farrie
Alvin Saum
Samuel Hall
Raymond Gordon
William Nichols
Halfway Church appoints new building committee
Church of the Holy Trinity in Halfway formed an executive building committee at a congregational meeting. The panel, led by Jay G. Wagner as general chairman, will study needs and guide an architect. Members include John Moser, John Shirk, Paul Culler, Fred Myers, Davis DeLauder, Luthar Sweigert, Joseph Neirk, with pastor Rev. Donald P. Flick and Consistory president Lionel Sellman as ex officio members.
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Church of the Holy Trinity
Marbern Road
Halfway
Board of National Missions of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
Donald P. Flick
Christ's Land Zion
Hagerstown
Jay G. Wagner
John Moser
John Shirk
Paul Culler
Fred Myers
Davis DeLauder
Luthar Sweigert
Joseph Neikirk
Lionel Sellman
Shepherd College to Host Second Fine Arts Festival
Shepherd College will celebrate its second Fine Arts Festival today and tomorrow under general chairman Professor Carl J. Farnsworth. The event features art, music, and drama with an exhibit sponsored by Mrs. Mary Scanlan. Drafters plan to hire an architect by September 1 and dream of a building by 1958. A building fund is led by treasurer M. F. Strickler. The drama group presents The Rivals directed by Dr. Vera Ellen Matton, with cast including M. Kershner and others. A pictorial oils display is loaned by the Washington County Museum.
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Shepherd College
Carl J. Farnsworth
Shepherd
M. F
Strickler
Cofmian Avenue
Mary J. Scanthis
Ion
James Wildeboor
Vera Ellen Matton
Washington
Matton
English County
Washington County Museum of
Washington County
Boonsboro Girl Breaks Arm in Fall
Jenilie Cunningham three year old daughter of Marion Cunningham of Boonsboro fractured her right arm in a fall. She was treated at Washington County Hospital with a splint. Other ER cases include Mrs. June Barkdoll lacerated leg on battle with four stitches, Helen Enterline fractured right ankle with a cast, Ricky Knode one year old lacerated forearm with two stitches, and Michael Deeds three year old lacerated forehead with three stitches.
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Jenilie Cunningham
Marion Cunningham
Boonsboro
Washington County Hospital
June N. Barkdoll
Dogwood Drive
Helen M. Enterline
Fairview Road
Ricky L. Knode
Donald Knode
Willard Street
Michael E. Deeds
Carl Deeds
Cleveland Avenue
Timber Cantry Trouble at Calorial Theatre
Andy Devine and Guy Madison star in Timber Cantry Trouble as Wild Bill Hickok. The new picture is now showing at the Calorial theatre with brisk action and frontier humor.
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Andy Devine
Guy Madison
Wild Bill Hickok
Calorial
Three men get 95 years for police kidnapping in Maryland
In Baltimore on May 10 a circuit judge sentenced Morris Ruckle and Curtis Midgett to 41 and 40 years, totaling 95 years for mobbing and kidnapping Patrolman Charles W. Zeller. John Davis received 25 years. The men seized Zeller near a Southwest Baltimore plant, stole his pistol and flashlight, drove him to Howard County, tied him to a tree, and left him in near zero weather.
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Baltimore
S. Ralph Warnken
Morris Ruckle
Curtis E. Midgett
Camden
N. J
John R. Davis
Nefico
Charles W. Zeller
Howard County
Ruckle
Davis
Midgett
Florida
Area alumni fund drive in legal clash over elephant attack
Three Hagerstown area alumni of Lebanon Valley College and others file suit seeking 106,500 as out of court settlement from an elephant incident in Breckenridge Minnesota. Otto Nygren of Fergus Falls reports the animal pulled items from his car last June 17 and attacked him when he tried to recover them. The plaintiffs include Rev Dr F Berry Plummer Albert D Flook and Mrs Robert P Conrad with ties to class years 1905 1999 and 1935.
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Hagerstown Area
Lebanon Valley College
Otto Nygren
Fergus Falls
Ninn
Breckenridge
Minn
Nygren
Canton
Ohio
Minnesota
Morin on Organized Labor Cleaning House
Morin argues that organized labor can and will root out abuses by launching internal discipline, investigations by the AFL CIO Ethical Practices Committee, and possible expulsion of offending unions. He cites Beck and the Teamsters as a test case, noting past expulsions of Soviet-influenced unions and the potential for sweeping reform across the federation.
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Relman Morin
Washington
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
APL. Cio
AFL
ILA
Ey Tasaey
Afl-Cio
Lars
Teamsters
Xest
Beck
Ofl
Jast
Ciplin
Senate
Couneil
Afl-Cio Executive Council
American Labor Movement
Walter Reuther
Equnc
Allied Industrial Workers
CIO
The
International Longshoremen’s Assn
New York
AFL - Cio
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
International Union
Robert Young
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