Stork extinction threat across Europe noted by columnist
A Central Press feature warns Creonia Alba the white stork faces extinction due to habitat loss high tension lines and pesticides. It cites conservation efforts in West Germany Hungary and North America noting storks migrate from Europe to Africa and Asia and that the western hemisphere hosts related species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Byrne
Central Press
Creonia Alba
Europe
Sweden
Germany
Hungary
Greece
West Germany
North America
California
Leo McCarey Learns Teen Slang for Rally Round the Flag Boys
Hollywood reports Leo McCarey, director of Rally Round the Flag, Boys, studied teen lingo via a DIY Berlitz like course. He even wrote a rock n roll song Seein As How Youre Mad Boojum, hoping to mock the craze while creating authentic dialogue for the film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo McCarey
Hollywood
Charlie Chase
McCarey
You
Maggie
Mary
Berlitz
Max Factor
Belle Lettres
The
Bebopsters
Leo
Psychology in the Supermarket Explains Buying Habits
The article examines how housewives interact with self service in supermarkets, noting hypnosis like focus, impulse buying, and the impact of in store cues. It cites studies of 6338 shoppers across 250 stores, showing seven in ten purchases are impulse driven and that men differ in impulse tendencies and blue labeled items.
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Lee Hancock
Central Press
U. S
Santa 3 Elf Boy synopsis at Castle on the Hill
Esteban follows a note to a dark castle heard a crash and lights go out. A calm voice invites him inside and a candle is lit. He meets Professor Szpilki who asks who he is and learns the note asked for help while his daughter and he live there alone.
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Esteban
Professor Szpilki
Szpiski
The Note In The Red Slipper
Esteban discovers a note hidden in a pair of red velvet slippers owned by Professor Szpiski's daughter Charlotte. The professor questions the child while Esteban backs away, realizing the note was a ruse and the girl warns him to return as the door closes. Tomorrow promises a Terrible Tale.
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Esteban
Professor Szpiski
Charlotte
Busy Grand Central pay booth No 17 tops in US usage
Three rows of coin phones line the east end of Grand Central Terminal. Booth No 17 in the south row handles more than 250 daily users, roughly one call every five minutes. The piece traces pay phone history, vandalism, and notable cases, noting millions of daily NYC calls and the evolution to deluxe booths.
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New York
New York City
Grand Central Terminal
United States
Times Square
Grand Central
Vincent
Mad Dog
Penn Station
Arrow
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Edldie Fisher
Liz Taylor
Beverly Hills
Calif
Debbie Reynolds
Africa
Cape Colony
Ciconia Boycana
India
Western Hemisphere
Dissura Maguara
South America
Linda
Linda Cristal
Buenos Aires
Central Press Association
Black Forest
Max Shulman
Paul Newman
Joanne Woodward
Joan Collins
Jack Carson
Athens Messenger
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Elf Boy
Chapter
Sas Peat
Hilliard Taylor
Lake Johanna
Minn
M’kiti
Bersome
Barclay Street
Alexander Graham Bell
William Gray
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