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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1957

Page

5

County Firemen To Be Sent To Fight Fires In CD Test

Washington County civil defense leaders and fire chiefs in Hagerstown plan a Sunday test of mutual aid and readiness. Fires will be set after 7 am in the Hagerstown area and may involve Frederick and surrounding towns. Red Cross lunch support and a staging post at municipal stadium will aid operations. C William Eden is county coordinator coordinating with Charles Mobley and John Fall.

Ofense Hagerstown Frederick Municipal Stadium Cannon Avenue Washington County Red Cross Fountaindale School C. William Eden Charles L. Mobley John W. Fall

Payne Receives New Promotion

Payne, formerly a freight agent at Cleveland, has been promoted to freight agent for the 11th Street Station in Pittsburgh. He served seven years as freight and passenger agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad in Hagerstown during the late 1940s and early 1950s.

Payne 3. C Pennsylvania Cleveland 11Th Street Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Railroad Hagerstown

Work Proceeds On Shopping Center Here

Albert Cohen president of Frederick Construction Co reports progress on the Long Meadow Shopping Center at Northern and Potomac Avenues. He notes some phases paused awaiting completion of a large culvert that will place the stream underground, reducing grading and constriction work. The project is behind schedule due to more rock than expected but work continues, including construction of a Sears Roebuck warehouse along Pennsylvania Avenue to serve the center.

Long Meadow Northern Potoimac Avenues Albert Cohen Frederick Construction Company Magersstown Coher Cohen Sears Roebuck Wares Pennsylvania Avenue

Youth Chosen As Outstanding College Senior

Douglas Stine of Shepherd College has been named outstanding senior in economics. He is son of Bir and Mrs J Gilbert Stine of Shepherdstown, majoring in business administration with a economics minor. He will receive a B S degree at the graduation ceremony Monday morning June 3.

Douglas One Bir J. Gilbert Stine Haven Road Shepherd College Shepherdstown Wil

Sinatra avoids limelight despite press furor and suit

Hollywood columnist Bob Thomas notes Frank Sinatra rarely seeks publicity as a press barrage swirls around his career and a 2.3 million suit by Frankie. Quotes reveal Sinatra's memory for perceived slights and his intolerance of enemies, even when among friends. Clifton Webb, Errol Flynn, and Liberace are mentioned in rapid, gossipy sketches of public figures and legal battles.

Bob Thomas Hollywood Atuch Frank Sinatra Frankie Sinatra Hoboken Ava Gardner

Phantom Trails at Colonial Theatre Reunites Devine and Madison

Andy Devine returns as Jingles alongside Guy Madison as Wild Bill Hickok in Phantom Trails. The pair headline the Colonial Theatre screening, delivering Western adventure with old friend duo dynamics. Audience attendance and show timing vary by day.

Andy Devine Jingles Wild Bill Hickok Guy Madison Colonial Theatre

Tongue slips spark laughter in B C Legislature

In the last session Mines Minister Kenneth Kiernan misaddressed Mr Speaker Thomas Irwin as Mr Sweaker and Provincial Secretary Wesley Black opened a speech with the same line prompting amusement in Victoria.

Victoria B. C Kenneth Kiernan Thomas Irwin Sweaker Wesley Black

Mercer Says Mike Wallace Bound To Create Controversy

Mercer argues Mike Wallace would spark controversy with his ABC Sun evening program and examines the Cohen interview fallout. Wallace defends his probing style while admitting trouble attracting ideal subjects, noting subjects are not paid and praising substance over sensationalism.

Mercer Mike Wallace Charles Mercer New York Abc-Tv Wallace Mickey Cohen Los Angeles Cohen ABC

Men To Form Brotherhood At Halfway

The men of Church of the Holy Trinity Halfway will meet at 7:30 to organize a Church men’s Brotherhood, a national Evangelical and Reformedauxiliary. J H Marcus Crem of Baltimore will speak on the local chapter’s purpose, with Robert Bloyer leading worship and fellowship. A nominating committee will present officers for election during the business meeting held on the second floor of the Halfway School on Lincoln Avenue.

Church of Ahe Holy Trinity of Halfway Men’s Brotherhood Evangelical and Reformed Church J. H. Marcus Crem Baltimore Crem National Brotherhood Robert Bloyer Lincolnshire Avenue Church of the Holy Trinity Lincoln Avenue

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