Animals Organize for Better Pay in AGAA Union
AP Newsfeatures writer Howard Benedict reports the American Guild of Animal Artists forms a union for animals in TV film stage and modeling. Members may earn up to 150 weekly with benefits including retirement sick leave vacation and travel in first class while owners receive the salaries. AGAA aims to regulate working hours minimum wages retirement plans and humane treatment across the industry.
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Rhythm Kings Firehouse Jazz Bring Fire Prevention Flair
Dallas AP reports the Fire House Rhythm Kings, a 10 piece firehouse band, formed by fire prevention educator Capt H L Futch. Fireman D D Ramsey leads when not on drums and guitarist Eddie Hunt helps shape tunes like I’m Just a Working Fireman and Sack Wagon Blues. The group entertains Rotary Kiwanis Dad’s clubs and PTA audiences, proving two ways to fight fire: after it starts and before.
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Dallas
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Kiwanis
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Historian Acquires Rare Cherokee Constitutional Laws Copy
Pryor Oklahoma AP reports Thomas J. Harrison state historian and Bible collector has obtained one of the few surviving copies of the Cherokee constitutional laws drafted in 1838 and printed in 1840.
On Guard Against Communism Weekly Red Line Roundup
The Sunday Gazette recaps Communist party line aims from official Red publications. The Daily Worker mocks Bilko and raises concerns over a peacetime army and universal military training. Reds criticize Bilko’s portrayal as unreal and stress war is hell themes. They praise Van Doren’s quiz show success on Twenty One.
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Charles van Doren
America
Extraordinary talent and training raise a man's annual salary
A discussion asks whether a social system supports a man with exceptional talent and training earning a $4,400 annual salary, examining how society values skill and compensation.
1957 Termed Big Advertising Year
New York based Printers Ink declares 1957 will be the largest advertising year, with spending seen near 10.5 billion dollars. It estimates 1956 ad outlays at 9.982 billion, with 3.305 billion spent in newspapers, about one third of the total.
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Printers’ Ink
Car Gets Worst of This Love Triangle in Columbus
Jerry Wilson, 19, told police a girlfriend’s former boyfriend targets his car with eggs, white paint, and ink on three consecutive nights after he visits the woman. Police suspect the ex-boyfriend in the odd vandalism sequence.
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Jerry Wilson
Air Force Entry Faces Local Objections at Albany Airport
At Albany airport opponents including a farmer argue the air force plan to establish installations will disrupt operations and local life. Residents raise concerns about noise safety and impact on the community while authorities defend the proposal as necessary.
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Air Force
Warren justice of the peace gives timeless wedding recordings
Fred Nicho son of Warren a suburban justice of the peace says his wedding ceremonies last long and provide newlywed couples unbreakable recordings of the events.
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Detroit
Fred Nichoson
Warren
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