Any Mother Can Raise Boy To Join Ranks of Comedy
New York feature with Jerry Lewis arguing mothers can raise boys to be comedians. He contrasts taught comedians with natural funnymen and cites Chaplin Langdon Fields Gleason Berle as examples. He recalls personal failures and his son Gary's awakening to show business, now aiming to be a comedian.
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Maj John Eisenhower declines higher paid education post
Maj John Eisenhower turns down an offer to become an educator at a university, opting to stay in the Army. The White House reports the president advised his son to decide for himself, noting the Army faces retention challenges and it would look bad for the president’s son to quit for money.
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Metzler to Make Texas River Study
Kansas engineer Dwight F. Metzler of Topeka on leave as chief sanitary engineer for Kansas joins the U S Public Health Service to conduct a survey of industrial pollution on the Arkansas and Red Rivers in Texas.
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