Marguerite Piazza Seeks 150 Year Life For Travel Fun
Hal Boyle profiles Marguerite Piazza who jokes she would live 150 years to keep traveling and enjoying life. The singer turned nightclub star at the Pierre Cotillion Room discusses freedom from opera, her husband William Condon, three children, and ambitions for Broadway, TV, and movies. She credits family harmony and happiness as key.
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Hal Boyle
Marguerite Piazza
America
Miss Piazza
Miss Pazza
Metropolitan Opera
Pierre
Cotillion
New Orleans
Memphis
William Condon
American Snuff Co
Population growth in Leopoldville over 40 years
The city in the Belgian Congo has expanded from 40 European residents and 20,000 Africans to about 12,000 Europeans and 325,000 Africans, reflecting rapid urban expansion.
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Leopoldville
Belgian Congo
CMA Plans Academy Prep Division For Service Schools
Columbia Military Academy reinstates its Academy Preparatory Division for 1955 under Major Ralph M. Scott. The program houses cadets in Academy Hall and trains in math English and U S History to prepare for West Point Annapolis and the Air Force Academy. It targets service academy hopefuls seniors postgraduates and ROTC entrants with strong emphasis on mental aptitude and achievement tests. Major Scott a West Point graduate and former Navy and Army instructor leads the effort and CMA, an Honor ROTC school, already receives annual appointments to West Point and Annapolis. The Air Force Academy is expected to be added soon.
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Columbia, Tenn
U. S. Military Academy
Naval Academy
Air Force Academy
Columbia Military Academy
Ofajor Ralph M. Scott
Ant
C.M.A
Service Academy
Academy Hall
U. S
Scott
United States Military Academy
Military
Naval Academies
Columbia University
New York
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Red Bird End
Vienna
Duncan Hines
Rigby
LUX Liquid
LUX
Cranberry
Lia Ae
Lettel
LaLa
Hamburger
Bacaroni
Bagwell
Nabsico
RITZ
Molene
E, Jimmy Hambrick
First Avenue
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