Hollywood veteran Douglas Dumbrille weds Patricia Mowbray
Hollywood veteran actor Douglas Dumbrille, 70, marries Patricia Mowbray, 28, in Las Vegas. Dumbrille notes Pat revived his life and career after a previous unhappy marriage. he is a father of two and grandfather of four, and continues work in film and TV including High Time and Grand Jury.
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Douglas Dumbrille
Patricia Mowbray
Bos
Thomas Dumbrille
Weinergent
Hollywood
Matricia Mowbray
Dumbrile
Rel
Dumbrille
Alan Mowbray
Las Vegas
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Couse
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Bing Crosby
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City Pool Set to Open Under New Manager Al Davis
Al Davis reports renovations and cleaning of city pool facilities are near completion for Saturday's opening. Lifeguards are in place, concessions ready, and future plans include Wednesday night openings weather permitting. Red Cross will run swimming courses later this season with music and entertainment planned.
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al Davis
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Wiso
Red Cross
Davis
Many Fined For Speeding and Stop Sign Violations
Magistrate William J. Dwyer heard numerous cases in which defendants were fined for speeding and failing to stop at signs. Individuals listed include Doria L. Ridenour, Raymond G. Miley, Richard H. Kaufmann, Edward R. Glenn Sr., James C. Ryder, Felix Namake, Hugo Sachhet, Ronald F. Ritchie, Stella M. Shanholtz, Frank R. Hadley, Joseph Bowl, Harry W. Jones, and Eugene C. Vetter, with fines ranging from about 5.75 to 26.45 dollars for offenses such as running stop signs, exceeding speed limits, or operating without a permit.
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William J. Dwyer
Doria L. Ridenour
East
Magnolia, Ave
Raymond G. Miley
Hagerstown Rt
Richard H. Kaufmenn
Dewey Ave
Edward R. Glenn, Sr
Salem Ave
James C. Ryder
McDowell Ave
Felix Namake
Keedynville
Hugo Sachhet
Briarcliff Drive
Ronald F. Ritchie
Potomac St
Stella M.'Shanholtz
Franklin St
Frank R. Hadley
Joseph K. Bowl
Harry W. Jones
Main Ave
Eugene C. Vetter
Reruns Move Into Schedules Amid New TV Material
Network schedules show a mix of reruns and premieres over the next week. NBC airs March of Medicine and The Machine Calls It Murder. CBS features Thrills of the 1960 Circus and a Perry Mason repeat. The piece notes Don Jordan Benny Kid Paret fight and a rotating lineup across NBC CBS and ABC.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
NBC
CBS
Don Jordan-Benny
Kid Paret
William Talman
YEC
Akes
Seal. World
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomc Energy Commission
Leo Szilard
Nanette Fabray
ABC
Betsy Palmer
Craig
Peter Gunn
Astro-Guide Friday May 27 Forecast In 1960 Outlay
The column notes Anpetis are neutral during work hours, but clear up at dinner. It warns against overemphasis on transit matters and mentions census-style questions from 1850 imagery. It reports iron and steel industry capital outlay for 1960 at 1.6 billion, with year-to-year changes and a near-record pace.
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Iron and Steel Companies
Aries to Pisces Daily Horoscope Readout
The page presents star sign date ranges with brief, quirky guidance for each sign. It mixes playful phrases about self, confidence, and planning with imperfect OCR spellings and dated publication cues. The overall style resembles a vintage astrology feature.
Allegheny Posts Profit and Revenue Rise in 1958
Allegheny reports net profit growth and higher revenues after a year that saw a $11.725 million financing, eleven Convair 440 aircraft acquisitions, an in service eval of the Convair 540 jet, orders for five Napier-Eland powered jets, and expanded commuter service plans. The carrier highlighted new Boston to Washington routes and nonstop Pittsburgh to Philadelphia service since 1959 with a potential for New York to Washington testing.
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Barnes
Barney
Allegheny
Yeeter
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Inter
Fd Hine
Civil Aeronautics
New England
Boston-Washington
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York-Washington
Israel Reports Downing Plane Near Border
Israeli fighters shot down an Egyptian army plane near the Israel Egypt border after it crossed into Israeli airspace. Four MiGs attempted to penetrate, two were shot down and another two were intercepted. The Egyptian crew returned safely to base amid ongoing tensions in the region.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Charles Town
W. Va
Ar Sinai
Nicholas Carson
Donald S.j
Noland
Negev
H. L. Sechrist
George M. Mullen
Thurman Whitplanea
Acre
Joseph Warrenfeltx
American Indian Seeks End to False TV Portrayals
A Native American advocate calls for accurate representation on television, criticizing recurring stereotypes of Indigenous people as villains. The activist urges networks to portray Indigenous characters with truth and dignity, citing cultural harm from ongoing mischaracterizations.
State Teachers Plan Drive For Salary Increases
Baltimore AP reports President Eisenhower sought raises in the 1000 legislature for teachers. The MSTA approved increased scales from 3,004,400 to 4,000-8,000 for bachelor degree holders and higher for regular certificates, while those with two degrees would move to 3,900-4,500.
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Eixenhow
Raver
MSTA
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