davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22

A state 1oaF4 ot Aeri-
Dr william r. Teeter. state
Veterinarian. reported that the
program was progressing smooth
u and that 5095 of TIE states
GARY cattle had been tested and
mar trom 3 70 SO reactors were
being found He also stated that
the third Miik Ring Test had been
started and that acerefitaifen
Fc1ic De given herds having three
clean aisk Ring tests followed 81
we blood test fThe MIX Ring
t y test on the whole mix
fo l1e herd and Ia useful in lo-
tae injected herds A blood test
required "a ali male and
ntel 81 pace fen3
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22
Wesley College Has
Acquired More Space
Methodist Junior College Ts Using
Richardson Mansion

Methodist Junior College IL Using
Richardson Mansion
To accommodate the increase in
enrolment ano provide improved
physical facilities Wesley Junior
COLLEGE has recently acquired the
richardson mansion with It's spa
eloue lawn, gorgeous trees and
shrubbery. and beautiful gardens.
u is Situated across State Street
and Delaware Avenue fFuiton
Street extended) directly opposite
the southeast gateway 0f the
present camDus-
The second and third aoors are
already occupied BY the sophomore
girls. All rooms on these floors are
spacious and most attractive. each
with g charm Of It's own. Each
room has its own large bathroom
The girls did not know until they
arrived on the campus that this
was % be their home for the cur
tcontinued on page sikh
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22
State AG Board Reports on
disease Control Program

s sosFa q Agriculture reported progress Of the
-alAo program a the PrneeIloeis
9a eng Control Committee with Chairman. George d srp
tne meeting was attended By members 81 Commit
aat4es @ the Agricultural Experiment Station Anfnsl
$50 es9en q tae United States Department Of Agri-
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22
Research At University Is
Aimed At Aiding Farmers

@ farmer may be able to maintain opmum specific
Rei matter
research studies currently being 81 Of sonosts
at the University Delaware
Onde the supervision Of professor Leo conor
stan consisting Of Dr. Darrell
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22
NelO Earning Test For FoIb
Getting Benefit Payments

Beginning year. conditions under which benefts can b
p1 wle person is working viii changed stated today
yfon Douer
ls. or the employed and the sef-empoyed the
he add ed
Evening star., 1954-03-28

THE TITLE mast
Il hounds" Someho
seem appropriate to
pretty blond. But
Gluck of Mary WI
College. Fredericksh
is proud of this dist
Pamela came all
from Los Angeles b'
the riding classes
Washington. Now, irI
to equitation "a fal
for the study of h
Ship, she has char
beagles and is aSSiS
"huntsman" and tn
ends, all girls.
The beagle pack v
duced to Mary Wasf
year and a half al
Prints, the college ri(
had done some fox
previously. but this
fast riding and open
There Is much unde1
the Mary WaShingt
and many of the
come to the college '
or no riding experiel
So in 1852 a lie
written to the Secreta
National Beagle Clu1
November eight no
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BRANCH DRIVEN

ROcKV1IIE Route U. S. 24o
AAVVM AA01 Rockville
Just 3 More Days to Wait. Mont
gomery County's First Drive-In Thea
ter Opens Next Thursday. Don't
Miss This Great Event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-13

C1HMCYT Leesbvrg PIX.
OVSNOAA Route
At Baileys Crossroads
Open $50 PM Ali-Family Show.
THE LION AND THE HORSE tCol-
1890 PM: Plus GROOM FOR ONE
MORE" CARY GRANT. BETSY
DRAKE. $40. Also Academy Award
Cartoon, "Johan Mouse" 500. Starts
sunday, "HOUDINr' and OFF
LIMITS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-13
Chamber Music Duo Plays
With Warmth and Sincerity

point, at least the list of we'll
known pieces. We know that
Michael Haydn wrote four duos.
since those of Mozart were COM
posed to enable his friends to full
fill a commission for a half dozen.
and the Martini work on last
nights program, while an ex-
cellent piece, is rarely given in
recital.
The richness Of sound in the
Mozart duo. and the lack of the
slightest sense of handicap by
the limited resources, Is amazing,
when one considers that our in
stinct for the norm in chamber
music for strings is established
by the quartet. The work is
completely satisfying both aurally
and emotionally. Mozart gains
his effect not primarily by use
OF double stops but by the most
ingenious yet natural counter
point and rhythmic movement.
Martini, on the other hand,
does not hesitate to employ
multiple-stopping, and achieves
the utmost sorority.
Between the two duos, each of
the performers presented a solo
Miss Fuchs a transcription.
actually a transposition, of the
prelude, sarabande, bourrees and
gigue Of the E fiat cello suite of
Bach; Mr.. Fuchs the chaconne
from the D minor partita. The
players are musicians rather
than virtuosos. Their playing
alone and together has warmth
and sincerity. One should per-
haps not cavil at a program that
was SO enjoyable from first to
last, but were the Bach solos,
beautiful though the music is
ideal? When a violinist and
violist are together for an entire
recital, perhaps more never
heard concerted music would be
more desirable than familiar, un-
accompanied Bach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-13
Hollywood Diary:
Measles Rampant
In Mosons' Home
By Sheiloh Grohom

was no romance with wealthy
Rudy Schirmer. But Arlene, es-
corted by Rock Hudson to the
Sun room. was Just as sure that
Rudy is currently trying to di-
vorce his wife. in Reno. And
I'm sure that Rudy and Arlene
will get engaged. If not married,
just as soon as he Is free.
\ \ 4
Alan and Sue Laid were so
glad to be back in Hollywood
after nearly two years abroad.
Forty friends met them at the
station. The house was filled with
flowers. and neighbors. includ-
ing Bing Crosby. called to well
come the Ladds home. After the
photoplay awards. Alan took of
for his Hidden Valley Ranch for
two or three days to check the
livestock.
released by NANA.)
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That violin and viola are not
frequently heard together in re-
citaI is not because the combi-
nation Of instruments cannot
make chamber music of the high
est quality. This was shown con-
clusively by Joseph and Lillian
Fuchs last night in their joint
recital at the Library of Con-
gress. Rather it is probably the
paucity Of the literature for the
duo that discourages artists from
the arduous work Of acquiring
the necessary unity and balance.
Three of Mozart's finest works
are for the COMMUNICATING
duos, one of which was on this
program, and the concerto for the
two instruments and orchestra,
which. by the way. will be heard
in Bethesda Monday night.
The list is concluded at this
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enemy. just ram him at a depth
of several hundred feet.

enemy. Just ram him at a depth
Of several hundred feet.
= \ 4 4
The acting in Hell and High
Water" is the type which sug-
gests the most fervent members
of the cast wish they had chosen
another line Of work. The finest
single Speciman of this is evil
dent in the case of David Wayne
who, as the ships doctor. spends
his entire time trying to keep
out Of range of the camera. 1t.
of all the films performances.
is an admirable job.
Hell and High Water" is Miss
Darvi's first American Aim. If
she is still in this country after
seeing it. she Is drawer even
than Capt. Widmark.
y 4 4
SATURDAY SUMMARY: ia
pans Azuma Kabuki dancers.
a triumph on their first New
York appearance under the aus
pieces of Sol Hurok .(who else?).
are booked for the National
theater for the week of April
IL. "Annapurna," about a
mountain 5000 feet less high
than Mt. Everest. will run but
one week at the Trans-Lux. i.
1t will be displaced next We'd
nesday by "The Wild One" STAR
ring Marion Brando. !. This is
the blood-chilling story of a
group of motorcycle maurauders
in a contemporary California
town. i. 1t was produced by
Stanley Kramer. who owns
Hollywood's Sharpest eye for
current dramatic fiction. The
original story appeared in Har-
per's. Or was it The Attain
tic?. No Harper's, Want
to know how many school chill
dren from the metropolitan area
have seen Julius Caesar" at the
Dupont? Eighteen thousand
in six weeks. Another clas-
sic. lesser but spectacular is
headed for dramatic production.
D.. /. This is James Joyce's end:
lessly controversial ulysses" to
which theater rights have been
obtained by Sam Byrd. Oliver
M. Sayler and Marjorie Bar
kentin. The 800-page novel
will be given a reading pro-
duction in the fashion of such
other works as Shaw's Don
Juan in He'll" John Browns
Body" and THE Game Mutiny
Court Martial" The cast
for Ulysses" will be chosen
from the most distinguished
players Of the modern Dublin
theater.
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in which q plane carrying an
atom bomb is shot down by some
sailors armed with rifles. This
one, If believed. should set civil
defense back at least 20 years.
There are others. apparently
designed to be melodramatic,
which are almost as extrava-
gantly funny.
One Of the best of these Is
the desperate passage in which
Richard Widmark. the hero, and
Bella Darvi. the girl (this SUBJ
marine came equipped with a
Crib decide they are in love.
The odd thing about this is that
at the moment of this decision.
the two are drawing approx
mately their last breaths in a
submerged ship that has run out
Of oxygen.
This sort Of thing would look
ridiculous in old-fashioned I'D.
In CinemaScope, it's demented.
*%k&
In the course of turning into a
farce under the very eyes of
Director Samuel Fuller - who
also helped write the script
Hell and High Water" is the
incredible high for the year in
film stories.
1t presents Widmark as a fe-
rocious World War II submarine
captain called back into the
service to sneak up on sus-
pected atom-weapon installation
in the Arctic area of the Pacific.
It is never mentioned who might
be operating the base but 1t Is
obvious 1t is not the ESkimoS.
Whoever it is. invincible Capt.
Widmark Is going to find out
with the aid of Miss Darvi. She
comes aboard as an atom scien-
fist. but from the minute she
appears. ankles first down a
hatch, the crew realizes she is
also a woman. Also that it is
mighty young and attractive to
have spent her life smuggling
I'D to nuclear physics.
To the sailors credit, they
raise mild objection at first
to associating with a feminine
crew member. This is merely
academic. however. and lasts
only until Miss Darvi smilingly
assures every one. II like you.
From this moment OF recon-
Citation, the submarine is of
on the maddest mission in naval
movie annals. The monkeys 1t
makes of that A-bomb base staff
and the latter's plot to start
World War III indicates no one
has anything to fear from any,
body.
Why worry about some one
else's atom bombs so long as we
have Widmark and Miss Darvi?
With his huge CinemaScope
camera and screen to play around
with, Director Fuller has himself
a wonderful time with the tech
meal tricks of Hell and High
Water" What he can do with
a submarine model in a small
tank should startle the daylights
out of the poor devils inthe real
Navy who operate undersea craft
by the books they study at New
London.
For one thing. just one. his
unarmed sub through superior
seamanship is more than a match
for an enemy craft so loaded
with torpedoes that it is a foul.
It isn't necessary to outShoot the
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'.HELL AND HIGH WAITER"
goth Century-FoK picture, produced
by Raymond A. Klune. directed by
Samuel Fuller. screenplay by Jesse
L. Lasky, n, and Fuller, based on
2 story BY David Hampstead. At the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-13
Greek Defense Chief
To Visit Quuntico
BY the Assoeioisd Prsss

QUANTICO,. Va. Mar. 49,
Greek Minister Of Defense Pan
yotis Kanellopoulos is scheduled
to visit the Marine Corps schools
here Tuesday as the guest of 1t
Gen. Clifton B. Gates. comman-
dant Of the schools.
A 19-gun salute and other
honorS win be accorded Mr.
Kanelloupoulos. Plans call for a
helicopter tour Of the tank park
and the rifle range. luncheon al
Waller Hall, and q helicopter-
borne assault demonstration ct
the Marine Corps air station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-13
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

And lime OF showing ]
Stage.
Arena Stage - Summer and
Smoke; 1880 and $3.50 pm.
Sam S. Shubert-"My Three
Angels; 2:S0 and $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - New Faces;
lis. 1920. 5:25. 1880 and 9:35
pm.
Capitol--"Hell and High Wa
ter; II am, los. 3:15, 5:25,
1885. $40 and 1850 pm.
Columbia-"The Long. Long
Trailer; 1875 am, 1885, $40,
$40. 7:40, GAS and 1850 pm.
Dupont - Julius Caesar,
1890 am, 12:45, 3. Sis, 1880.
9:45 and IL pm.
Keith's 1.-THE Glenn Miller
Story: IL am. LOS. 3:15, 5:25,
1885, 9:45 and 1850 pm.
Little-"Lili";; las, sos, 1850.
6:35, BIS and 10 pm.
Observation-Disclosures on Mon
day.: 2::25, AIS, 6:05. 8 and
9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - New Faces:
IL ana. los. $40. $40. 7:25.
9:35 and l1:40 pm.
Ontario - Forbidden: 1880,
1925, 5:25, 7:25. 9:l0 and 1855
pm.
Palace-"Act Of Love-; 1O:45
am, 1855. sos, $40. 7:30. GAS
and 11:55 pm.
Playhouse 1.-THE Man Be-
tween; 1910 am. lis. 800,
5:25. 1880, $40 and Has pm.
PIaza-"Conquest of Everest;
II am. 1926. 2:10. $3.50. 5:25,
7:05. 8:45. 1920 and IL pm.
Silver Spring-"Kind Hearts
and Coronets"; 1885. $50 and
10 pm.
Trans-Lux - "Annapurna";
1850 am. 1885. 500, sos, $50,
1885, 1920 and IL pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama"::
1890 am. 2:30. 1880 and 1890
pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-13
Woman Held for Jury
On Herein Churoe

A 3l-year-old woman charged
with possession of heroin waived
preliminary hearing yesterday
and was held for the grand jury
by United States Commissioner
Cyril S. Lawrence in $4,000 bond.
She is Leona Forte. colored.
who was arrested February II
as she allegedly made a delivery
Of 3 ounces of heroin to an un-
dercover policeman. Police esti-
mated the value of the drug to
addictS at $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-13
HOLLYWOOD

Eugene Palette. veteran actor
Is Ill at his home in the valley.
George Jessel will work as
barker for two days when his
picture. Yesterday and Today,
opens this month in New York.
Jane Powell tainted a couple
Of times during the Brazilian
Aim festival. This girl is not
strong, but you can bet she'll
marry Pat Nerney as soon as her
divorce is final. Rhonda
Fleming's husband, DR.. Lew
Morrill,, who accompanied his
movie-star wife to Brazil's festi-
val. said Rhonda wasn't strong
enough to attend all the parties,
so he wouldn't let her go to
many of them. The promoters
are angry.
Pamela Mason and daughter
Porty both have the measles.
James Mason never had 'em. and
he's worried. So is Freddie de
Cordova, close family friend.
Daryl Zanuck. at the photo
play dinner, insisted that Dick
Powell tell the audience why
there were no prizes for his prize
picture, THE Robe" 1t wasn't
in general release until this year
. Frank Sinatra. who was
supposed to sing the From Here
to Eternity" theme song, didn't
show up. So Powell. the more
than Sinatra Of his day. subbed
Jane Russell, in signing with
United Artists for distribution OF
six pictures to be made by her
independent Russ Field company
during the next three years,
showed more will power than
any actress I can think of here
Howard Hughes was-and still is
anxious for Jane to make more
movies with him. He was willing
to have her sign to do three
movies for RKO and two for her
self on the outside which he
wanted to flnance---and he would
have paid her $4,000 a week fol
three years. They may still
work out a deal on a nonexcluSive
contract basis calling for one
picture a year.
~ ~
Would you like John Wayne
with his head shaved? John
doesn't like it either and howled
no" when Director Dick Powell
suggested it for his Ghengis
Khan role in 1.-THE Conquerors.
Eddie Fisher is keen to star in
the movie of Irving Berlin's life
But when he talked to our most
famous songwriter. Irving said
he would leave that project fol-
his children to film, and not in
his lifetime. Incidentally, when
Eddie and Terry Moore finally
got around to dining together
the other night. she greeted him
with Debbie Reynolds phone
number. I see she reads my
column.
I met Mrs. Ronald Reagan's
charming mother at the cocktail
party given by Nancy and Rom
ME. And was also introduced to
her very small granddaughter
carried irD Nancy's arms. Mrs
Davis showed me the tiny chair
embroidered with a clock record
ing all the facts of Patricia AIMS
young life, the handmade gift
of her godmother, Colleen Moore
Hargraves Of Chicago.
4 II X X
Fleur Cowles, who looks more
beautiful in eyeglasses than any
woman I know, was holding court
in the middle of the Beverly Hills
Sun room at the Look Magazine
awards party. Robert .Mitchum
was so fascinated that / could
hardly drag him away long
enough to ask him about his
future at RKO. mo one has
talked to me about a new con-
tract" said the honest Mr.
Mitchum. who will play the leao
with Charles Laughton in Pau
Gregory's THE Night of the
Hunter" when he is free.
Arlene Dahl widened her baby
blue eyes and assured me there
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DRIVEN THEATERS
ARf nQ9VY m logo
nun UINA N L. VA 1oEE
AIRPORT


AHRD0UT Arlington
SSAAsA VSAA OF. 4-6I00
WALKING MY BABY BACK HOME"
Color, DONALD o.C0NNoR. ~, At
Err" GREGORY PECK, at Q and ~.
Cartoon. Located in Arlington on
U. 8. Route 1. Just over the l4th st.
Bridge. Sunday, HERE COME THE
GIRLS" and MAN IN THE DARK. +"
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The Posing Show
Want to See q Nightmare
That's CinemuScope Size?
By Jay cormody

"e and High Water" which opened the Capitol theater
yesterday will make for Nightmares have NOT been
having lately.
That is apparently how the idea for the picture
Goth CentuyFox and it photographed
the nghtmare terms There
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-13
News of Music
By. DoY Thorpe

Joseph Fuchs. violin; Lillian Fuchs.
r ri9Ia DUO sne in Bfa fst. {s SahsIM o
Fart; Suite No. T. in z nat. for cello
excerpts arr. for viola), Bach: Cha
come, from Partita No. =, in D minor,
Bach Three Madrigals, for violin and
viola. Martini.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-05-27
Listen Americans!
BY GEORGE S. BENSON
President of Harding College

Herbert Phbrick, the quiet humble Massachusetts
church worker who served nine years FB countespy
deep within the Communist underground gave lecture
Gently the Harding College student body and confereeS
tending the 18th Freedom Forum the campus
according to the Communist Party, and unfortunate
y according to prominent politicians and educators
he American people today alleged to be filled
with fear, afraid express their minds to express
opinions, and constantly looking their shoulders
Congressional investigator. This claim is complete false
hood OF the Communists nope through this propa
ganda Of theirs to discourage anybody from taking posi-
ton against Communism"
He said the Communists devotng a major effort
today the science of cybeetcS "Neyer before he said
have such highly, skifuly organized propaganda
machine Cybernetics, according to the Communists is the
manipulation and control Of information the press
radio, elevsion wordof-mouth; all fields of communcu
tons.
And by this Means" said Philbrck. you can control
people you do puppets don't know Of Il single book
the subject of what the Communists doing with cy-
benetcs. As matter Of fact my knowledge limited
the facts I've gathered from inside the Communist Party
But the Reds have been working at this for many years. And
today they working around the clock in this study of the
scientific manipulation and control of information.
Phibrick said that cybemetics used by the COmmu
nist is based the findings of Pavov the Russian scen
fist who developed the theory of conditioned refleXe in ami
mails The Reds have found Phillbrc said that man. like
animal who conditioned to respond to certain impulses
be made to respond to words, phrases and Symbols
Therefore you pour in the words phrases and symbols
which he will respond without thinking And then you with
hold other certain words which would him to respond
way you may not desire 1t is the scientific control of
human beings by of control Of information"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-05-27
Fl Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Only twenty-one marriage liccn-
ses were issued during the past
week ending Monday at noon,
marking a decrease for this time
of year Thirty-five were granted
last week.
The total for May up to that
date stands at lO4. Four licenses
issued during the week were
marked don't publish"
Herbert Richard Vandergrift, 20,
(parent's consent mechanic, and
Evelyn Lorraine Shroyer, H. (par-
ent's consent) both Grafton, W. Va.
Charles Edward Friend, %, la
borer, McHenry, and Sylvia Jean
Marie solomon, Is. Deer Park, Md.
Harry Burkett, 80, operator, and
Dolly Grace Bonnette, -, both Of
Morgantown, W. Va.
Robert Huston Beatty, pa, Of
Polling Mines, Pa, and Norma Jean
Greenwood, II, parents consenD
Dilliner. Pa.
Donald William Gear, 80, laborer,
near Beverly, W. Va, and Betty
Mae Shreve, %, Elkins, W. Va.
William Paul Nakutis, 20, (par-
ent's consentl laborer, New Eagle,
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at Gormania.
Mrs Edith Barnes, Of Elgin. who
came to Eglon last Thursday to
attend last rites for DR. Harold
G. Miller remained with her sister.
Dr Blanche Miller. until Monday.
MIS- Polly Spiggle and daughtet.
Miss Kathleen, are spending this
week al Aurora visiting relati, rs
and friends
The male quartet Of the Romucy
School for the Deaf will give
special music at Maple Spring
church Sunday at the preaching
hour and al the Firth Sunday rally.
Arthur Alternately. of Eglou, re-
mains d patient in a Philippi hos
pital. His condition is serious
Mrs. Elma Helmick, of Fort Ash
by, spent from Thursday until Sun
day evening with relatives in Egg
Ion.
Harold Beckman is spending a
30-day leave at the home of his
parents Mr. and Mrs Herman
Beckman, OF Aurora
A homecoming, in the observance
of the 80th year of Centennial
church, Stemple Ridge. will be
held at the church on June s. For
mer pastors, friends and residents
Of the area are invited to Drins
lunch and spend the day Sunday
School will begin at 10 a m, fol
lowed by a program later in the
day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-05-27

Pa, and Tanis Rae Hess, Is, near
.Finleyville, Pa.
I Edward Frank Srbinovich. 21,
laborer, and Wilma Joan King, -,
both Morgantown, W. Va.
William James Lambda, 2G, steel
worker, Aliquippa, Pa. and Betty
Lou CoSner, 10, Golmania, ". Va.
Robert Leroy Cook, %, electl'i-
clan, Uniontown, Pa, and Dorothy
Jean Pratt, %. Connellsville, Pa.
Robert Lee Benson, Is, (parent's
consenD laborer, and Ethel Lou
Carpenter, IS, parents consent
both Failmont. W. Va.
Edward Francis Billy, %, miner.
Smock, Pa, and Barbara Jean Cart
wright, 10, West Brownsville, Pa.
Floyd f. Yoder. 2l, farmer, of
Grantsville, Nd, and Mary Thel-
ma Opel. Is, Accident, Ma.
David Allen Rice, %, L. S. Army,
and Evelyn Eloise RUNNER, Is.
both Lowell, Ohio.
Robert A. Boyer, p, engineer,
and Nancy Virginia kasmer, %,
both Mt Pleasant, Pa.
Harold Compton Romr, 81, la
borer, Daley, w. Va, and Betty
lIobert Luther BoWSer, -, US.
air force, Accident, Md, and Dor
tina Eileen Miller, 20, near Grants
vile. Nd.
William Edward Moore, %, press
operator, Hamburg, n. y, and
Doris Elaine Churby, -, near Lee
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Entered at the Postoffice at
Oakland, Md. as second-class mail
matter.