Churchill Paintings to Tour American Audiences in 1958
Sir Winston Churchill, though not a professional artist, created about 300 canvases since 1916, mainly landscapes and seascapes across three continents plus still lifes and a work titled Battlescape. Most works remain with him, and 35 paintings will tour U S museums for the first time in 1958.
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Migration path of Navajo Mescalero and Jicarilla tribes
The Navajo, Mescalero and Jicarilla Apache Indians are related tribes. They migrated from Canada to the Southwest United States over the past thousand years.
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Canada
United States
Harvard Library Origins and Growth
John Harvard donated 400 books to the university named after him, laying the groundwork for the world’s largest library. The collection now totals about 6 250 000 volumes, reflecting its vast scale and enduring status.
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Stars and ambitions on Wells Fargo cast and stage notes
Dale Robertson expects Wells Fargo to sustain his career for about 15 years amid rising western competition and plans to feature European settings later. Margaret O'Brien aims for a Gone With the Wind style role, while Anna Maria and Carla Alberghetti shine as singers, with Paul playing piano and cello. Dennis James abandons medicine after quitting Georgetown, and The Music Man earns praise for its authorial singularity and joyous music.
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Brain Stimulant May Aid Mental Health In Georgia
Dr. Carl C. Pfeiffer reports a brain stimulant DMAE may sharpen thinking and help mentally ill patients, with prescription availability in about three months. He notes DMAE is related to choline in fish and caviar and could aid schizophenics and borderline cases. tests on medical students showed less sleep needs, deeper rest, and clearer thinking, with improved muscle tone and concentration.
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Sunrise at Campobello stars Bellamy on Broadway stage
The Broadway play Sunrise at Campobello previews Franklin D Roosevelt's early life with Ralph Bellamy portraying a composite Roosevelt. Dove Schary wrote the piece about his youth and later years, using comparative photos to guide makeup. Campobello Island in New Brunswick is referenced as Roosevelt's boyhood summer home, with the opening set for January 30 Roosevelt's birthday.
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Congregational Church officers noted for 1958 in Syracuse
In Syracuse on Sunday January 19 the Presbyterian Church meeting led by Rev. Howard Ruppelt elected 1958 officers. Elders and trustees were retained or newly chosen, with treasurer Mrs Robert Harden also kept. Numerous church reports and class leaders named, including deaconesses and Sunday school staff.
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Richard Duckworth
George Schneider
J. S. Quick
Roy Holmes
Edison Guinther
Morris Harden
Dick Harris
Charles Blake
Robert White
Donald Cottrill
Robert Harden
Gertrude Duffy
R. B. Sellers
Sam Sellers
Orville Slack
McBride
Sunshine Makers
Roscoe Harden
Ladies Aid
Quick
Star
Albert Duckworth
May Barrows
Clark
Freda Fields
Japan
Carl Weese
Miss Karr
Paul
William Eichinger
Frank Capehart
Melvin Grimm
William Houdashelt
Royal Thomas
Herman London
Presbyterian Church
Third and
Apple Streets
Donald Lisle
Dick Winebrenner
Lawrence Dildle
Grace Osler
Patricia
Sandra London
Donna Diddle
Hershel Diddle
Meigs General Hospital
Syracuse
Mary Huggard
Keith Woods
Minersville
Holzer Hospital
Frances Ritter
Frank Morgan
Portsmouth
Brenda Hodge
Pomeroy
Joyce
Donna Case
Paris Strife from Algerian War Reaches City of Light
Paris faces rising violence as the 30 month Algerian war spills into France. Among 400,000 Algerians in the country about 130,000 live in Paris and nearby areas. Violence by rival factions FLN and MNA includes drive by shootings and torture with 19 killed and 20 wounded in Seine department in early November.
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Borderline Residents Share Life Across Quebec Vermont
Rock Island Quebec and Derby Line Vermont residents share a library and an opera house. A cross border house avoids Canada’s television tax as rooftop antennas sit on the U S side. In Paris, the Goutte d Or medina houses Algerians amid tightening North African influence.
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Medina
Farm Woman Inherits Estate In North Dakota Widow’s $465000 Iheritance
Mrs. George Landman of Kempton North Dakota learned in Duluth that a Los Angeles court named her beneficiary of half of Sara Ann Atkinson’s $465000 estate. Her husband jokes about farming quitting next year.
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