Neon Sign Craft: Lighting the Night by Hand in Neon
A feature on neon signs recalls how neon and argon gases light American towns. It explains the craft from concept sketch to final erection, highlighting J M Sign Co and owner Carl McMasters as skilled artisans bending vast lengths of tubing daily.
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the Daily
J&m Sign Co
Carl McMasters
McMasters
Garland J. Ward
Ward
Frank Lee
James Starr
Avery Howard
Decatur
Mapleville Mystery Hones in on Jill Bellamy
Jill Bellamy, heiress to a Bellamy fortune, faces repeated attempts on her life in Maplesville. Jim Trevor posing as chauffeur Peter Carr investigates as Denise Clayton and Chester Bennett watch, while Tara alliances and hidden identities complicate loyalties and danger.
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Gillian
Jill
Bellamy
William Bennett
Maplesville
Bbnnett
Chester
Bellamy Institute of Art
Abraham Allen
Wiliam Bennett
Roger Clayton
New York
Jim Trevor
Mapleville
Trevor
Peter Carr
Miss Thompkins
Jill Bellamy
Denise
Peters
Clayton
John Jones
Bennett Place
Dan Holt
Chester Bennett
Jim
Mr. Garrison
Gillian Bellamy
Praxiteles
Denise Clayton
Kins
Penguin Facts and Reader Answers from The Decatur Daily
A reader prize winner is announced Deborah Carr of Provo Utah in a feature from The Decatur Daily. The piece explains penguin geography and appearance and notes their flightless wings and fat insulation. It ends with a short riddles section and a few playful questions about presidents and strawberries.
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Decatur Daily
Deborah Carr
Provo
Utah
Cathedral Origin and English Adoption
Early Greek term kathedra meaning a seat evolved through Latin cathedra to denote a seat of authority and a church building. In England the word developed to refer to principal churches housing bishops and later to grand Gothic cathedrals.
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England
Bardot to star in Tony Perkins film in English test
Tony Perkins announces Brigitte Bardot will play his leading lady in a new film aimed at testing her English and acting range. He jokes about Bardot possibly appearing nude and notes his own rise from humble roots to respected co star status. The interview touches on Bardot's image and Perkins’s career contrasts.
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Tony Perkins
Brigitte Bardot
Ingrid Bergman
Sophia Loren
Melina Mercouri
Elsa Martinelli
Tony
B. B
Stephen Boyd
Beauty
Wilson
Miss Bardot
Europe
Perkins
Broadway
Ae Ely Ona Crenata
Sophia
Gregory Peck
London
Liz Taylor
Dickie Burton
Mike Todd Jr
Liz
Liza Music
Jackie Mason
Harvey Lembeck
Bilko
Ensign O'Toole
George Hamilton
Regency House
Sammy Kaye
Charlie Albertine
Freedomland
Harold Robbins
Joe Levine
Hume Cronyn
Dr. Kildare
Contributed Daughter of the March Winds Awakens Spring
A verse by Zola C. Bussey from Decatur praises the season's return. It describes Spring as a active force that breaks winter, awakens nature, and ushers buds and blooms with refreshing sunlight and gentle zephyrs.
Puzzle Box Answer Wins Atlas and Yearbook Prize
Answer to yesterday's Puzzle Box lists 6 squares and 20 triangles with prizes of Britannica World Atlas or Yearbook of Events. Paula Tenzel, 12, Nashville Tenn, named today's winner and invites readers to send riddles and jokes.
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Paula Tenzel
Nashville Tenn
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