The Broadway Story: People Behind Broadway Fame
Walter Winchell II surveys Broadway life focusing on crowds, ushers, debuts, social climbers, and starry façades. He contrasts glittering billboards with lived experiences of performers, waitresses, cabbies, debuts, and dreamers shaping the Broadway tapestry.
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Broadway
Canyon
Equity
H’wood
Bolens Husky Yard Care System Teaches Year Round Work
A Bolens Husky offers a complete system for year round yard care with attachments including rotary and reel mowers snow throwers tillers cultivators plows rakes carts. Three Husky tractor models 6 to 10 HP are shown at Farm and Home Supply on Highway 2 midway between locations.
Heyman Jury Rules Against Damages
DURHAM AP A Superior Court jury deliberated 55 minutes before finding against Greenberg in a civil assault claim. Greenberg alleged Heyman struck him on Oct 28 1961 injuring his sight. Heyman testified he only punched with the back of his hand. Heyman a 1963 Duke graduate played two NBA seasons with the New York Knicks and was with a Delaware semi pro team.
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Durham
Taylor G
Richmond
North Carolina Supreme Court
Greenberg
Heyman
Duke
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Delaware
Free ferries run between Ocracoke and Hatteras Island
Free ferries operated by the North Carolina Highway Department make frequent 45 minute trips between Ocracoke and Hatteras Island the next island up the Outer Banks chain.
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North Carolina
Ocracoke
Hatteras
Outer Banks
Auto Safety Bill Approval Predicted by House Panel
In Washington two House Commerce Committee members predict approval of a strong auto safety bill. Rep. Moss says consensus is emerging while Rep. Mackay notes the problem has greater depth and urgency than a week ago. Administration proposal would allow the secretary to issue needed standards.
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Washington
House
John E. Moss
Calif
House Commerce Committee
James A. Mackay
Psychologist Warns of Tranquilizers and Ulcers in Children
Dr. H. Gerthon Morgan of the University of Maryland says many elementary pupils nationwide take tranquilizers and developing ulcers due to academic pressure. He notes nightmares and stress from teachers, family, and peers, urging educators to value individual achievement and consider teachers' personal empathy before hiring.
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Baltimore, Md
H. Gerthon Morgan
University of Maryland
Institute of Child Study
Maryland
Dr. Morgan
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