TV Victory Shifts Politics to the Studio Eye
CENTRAL PRESS reports television reshaping American politics as candidates harness wide audiences. Hudelph Haller’s New York City Council win followed TV exposure, with Dewey Taft and others adopting telegenic personas to win public trust, while concerns grow about televised hearings and empty Senate sessions.
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Deep Freeze Interviews at Columbia Preserve History for Future
Columbia University researchers are recording interviews with prominent Americans to preserve firsthand testimony for future historians. The Oral History Research Office tapes, transcripts, and documents will remain confidential until interviewees choose release, often after death or for a century, with access limited to scholars.
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Fred Bift
Central Press
New York
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Judge Learned Hand
Raymond B. Fosdick
Rexford G. Tugwell
Norman Thomas
Henry L. Stimson
James W. Gerard
Vito Mercentonio
Geary Wallace
Herbert H. Lehman
Albert D
Fearless Fraleys and college scandal noted in sports wrap
In a sweeping sports digest, the piece cites an upcoming major eastern college scandal within two weeks linked to fixed game outcomes, contrasts Browns and Bears schedules with the Giants doormat Yanks, praises Paul Birch’s NBA judgment on Bob Cousy, lists birthdays, quips about Yogi Berra, analyzes the Tennessee Maryland Sugar Bowl hype, and notes a slow baseball off season due to players in service and resistance to change.
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Fearless Fraleys
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New York Yanks
Browns
Chicago Bears
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New Jersey
Yogi
Tennessee
Maryland
Andy Miketa
North Carolina
Pig Pearman
Bob Ward
Carolina
Joe DiMaggio
TV Cowboy Laurie Anders From Goose Egg Wyoming
Laurie Anders, the deadpan Western star on Ken Murray’s show, hails from Goose Egg Wyoming a town of about five people. She rose from Ciro’s night club to TV fame juggling dolls tours endorsements and a demanding schedule in New York and across the country.
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Celia Webster
Central Press
New York
Laurie Anders
Ken Murray
Laurie
Wyoming
Goose Egg
Miss Anders
Hollywood
Ciro
Lauri
Hea Murray
Hew
Iso
Robert Zoris
Christmas Hymns Promote Faith and Freedom in 1951
In a 1951 Christmas message the text links faith with freedom, urging churchgoing across beliefs. It cites traditional carols like O Come All Ye Faithful and Hark the Herald Angels Sing, framing Christmas as a time for peace, good will, and a hopeful future for American families.
Mexican College guide uses aptitude testing for careers
Dr Rogelio Diaz Guerrero at Mexico City College heads a Psychological Service Center that uses tests to match students to specific careers and roles within them. The aim is to launch graduates by commencement with a suited path, reducing misfits and post graduate regret. The program emphasizes aptitudes over general abilities and counsels veterans and other students.
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Rogelio Diaz Guerrero
Ruth Mulvey Harmer
Central Press
Uncle Sam
Mexico City College
Latin America
United States
Diaz Guerrero
Guerrero
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