Ray Scott Leaves Hit Parade. Broadway Plans Rise
Raymond Scott ends eight years on Your Hit Parade and plans to write more for Broadway and TV while Dorothy Collins accepts film and TV offers. The couple will also pursue more recording projects and a suite titled A Yank In Europe. The article notes the Mello-Larks’ evolving lineup and various jazz and classical albums gaining attention.
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Words of the Wise Man on Faith and Mastery
Barbara Ward argues that belief in personal mastery does not grant universal power. She notes the atom’s split shows faith in material achievement drives progress, not the reverse.
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