Bells and poems inspire Tennyson and Wesley in a Christmas frame
The passage recalls how the Christmas bells at Waltham Abbey moved Alfred Tennyson to write a tribute to Arthur Hallam and to create Ring Out, Wild Bells. It notes Charles Wesley drawing inspiration for a carol and reflects on Ring Out, Wild Bells as a major, lasting work with calls to ring out the old and ring in the new, ending with a distributed distribution note and distributor Ring Features Byndicata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie ‘Waltham Abbey
Essex
Alfred Tennyson
Arthur Hallem
Christ
Morocco's Mohammed Hosts Ike Amid Political Turmoil
Rabat host King Mohammed of Morocco, a mild mannered ruler who has long battled extremist factions while navigating French influence. Once exiled, he regained the throne as Morocco moved toward independence under a fragile balance with France and Spain. Mohammed, 50, rules nominally as civil and religious leader yet remains constrained by factions, with crown prince Hassan as heir and a palace life noted for its opulent display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabat
Morocco
APY
Mohammed
Eisenhower
France
California
Ali
Spain
Tangier
Price Mowlay Hassan
Fateful Fifties Hollywood Decade Transformed by TV
AP offers a sweeping look at the 1950s Hollywood shift from studio control to independent producers. It notes plunging attendance, rising suburban leisure, and social changes as stars rise and fall, with studios selling property and two majors exiting film. The piece lists iconic names and events shaping the era while predicting continued decline in box office vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood (Ap
Lan
Turner
Elizabeth Taylor
Bing Crosby
Dixie
Kathryn Grant
Gracy Kelly
Prince
Giants
Louis J. Mayer
Cecil B. de Mille
Harry Cohn
Ingrid Bergman
Hollywood
Deith
Tyrone Power
James Dean
Errol Flynn
Mario Lanza
Humphrey Bogart
Suzan Ball
Frank Sinatra
Ava Gardner
Rita Hayworth
Aly Khan
Marilyn Monroe
Kim Novak
Jayne Mansfield
Liberace
Elvis’ Presley
Davy Crockett
Brigitte Bardot
Hollywood Rose
Nickelodeon
Republic
RKO
Holywood
Collins
Warners
Mayers,Schencks
Zanucks
Colorado Supreme Court upholds severance tax ruling
The Colorado Supreme Court rules the gross income severance tax on oil and gas production constitutional, 6 to 1, allowing the state to keep over 20 million dollars collected in six years. A portion collected Jan 1 to March 27, 1953 is refunded as retroactive taxation, affecting less than $200,000. Justice Wall dissents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Colorado Supreme Court
California Co
Standard Oil Co
California
State Department of Revenue
High
Frank Wall
I. C. Teasdel
U.S. Supreme Court
Amerada
Symington Nomination Drive Launched by Missouri Democrats
Jefferson City AP report says the Missouri State Democratic Committee started a campaign to promote Sen. Stuart Symington for the Democratic presidential nomination. Members were urged to seek input from national party leaders and potential convention delegates and to volunteer to work in other states. Financing will come from a $10 per plate dinner in St. Louis on Feb 30 as the committee asked local groups to form Symington clubs across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Stuart Symington
Symington” Clubs
Rpisine Nearpages
Also Mentioned on This Page
Magnavox
Saratoga
Texas
Clark Kinnaird
Ring Features
Ike
Menico City
Dolores del Rio
South America
Argentina
Chile
Uruguay
Lady Windermere
Bonat
P.N. Hirsch & CO
Baytown
Holly
Sinatras
Canowood
Stewarts
Douglases
Grants
Movieland
Hallywood
Forbes
Bob Thom
Auendance
As of
Associated Press
Stollywood
Indus
jAnd
Symington
Samson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!