Prophecy In Stone Marks Day Of Destiny
A 1953 column discusses the Grand Pyramid at Giza as a potential oracle of world fate. It notes prior scholars and misreads, then fixates on August 20 1953 as a day of destiny with dire predictions and a call to watch the papers and radio at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Nile
Cheops
Charles Piazzi Smith
Scotland
Grand Pyramid
Moreux
France
Brother Smith
Pyramid
Earth
Malenkov
Red Army
Christian Dior
Gotham
East Side
el Morocco
Rudy Vallee
Hymie Bushel
Morocco
Yvonne de Carlo
Danny
Billy Reed
Jean Dalrymple
Distaff
Kinsey Report Findings on Female Sexual Behavior
The Kinsey team reports on the 5,940 U S women aged two to ninety surveyed across 48 states, revealing shifts in premarital sexual experiences, varying sexual outlets by generation, and the noted rise of self stimulation as a premarital outlet. The study, companion to the male volume, highlights sample diversity and cautious generalization while noting differences across regions and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Kinsey
Oe Wardel
Paul H. Gebhard
Institute For Sex Research, Inc
University of Indiana
W. B. Saunders Company
Philadelphia
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Indiana
California
New Jersey
Ohio
Massachusetts
Mary
Pacific Northwest
High Plains
Rocky Mountain
U. S
U. N. Bnily Wacs
Animals ACN Get Mixed Up Too
A Jackson Memorial Laboratory scientist reports animals raised by humans may adopt human behavior. Goslings exposed to humans in early life bond with people, while a white peacock raised with sea turtles at a Vienna zoo became attached to the turtles and rejected its own kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Jackson Memorial Laboratory
Frank Bauer
Vienna
Bauer
Radio Time Adjustments and Local Relay Schedules
The notice explains that Eastern Local Time is used and subtract one hour for Central and two hours for Mountain time. It notes that some stations adjust relay times to fit local schedules and that last minute program changes cannot be included.
Evening Routine Screenings and TV Schedule Mix
A dense listing of radio and TV program blocks from 6:00 to 12:15, detailing show titles, hosts, and times across multiple networks. Programs span news, sports, dramas, and variety segments with names like Judy Canova, Groucho Marx, and Dragnet, concluding with sign off at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Mbs-Weat
Nbe
Cbs
Cbs News & Commentary
Abe Jamiy
Johnny Mercer
Cbs Daily
Abe Starr
Space
Mbs
Elton Brittmbe
Roy Rogers
Millie
Sammy Kaye
Herrt
John Jesse
Mike Malloy
Abec
Rod & Gun
Abec Lewises
Judy Canova
Jane Pickens
Cbs News
Abe Eddie Fisher
All
Nets
Douglas Edwards
Liberace
City Hospital
Little Theatre
Forest Covington
Martin Kane
Betty Feezer
United Nations
Arthur Smith
Adder in Bobby’s Helmet Surprises British Constable
PORTHLEVEN England UP Police Constable Frank Sander Sandercock, 48, rode a bicycle when a flat forced him to remove his bobby’s helmet. On remounting, a tickling sensation led him to uncover the helmet and find a one and a half inch adder, Britain’s only poisonous snake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porthleven
England
Frank Sandercock
Here
Bobby
Sanderecock
Britain
Sandercock
Walter Winchell in New York
Columnist LEE MORTIMER skims New York nightlife and society chatter. The piece lampoons fashion, gossip, politics, and show business figures while noting shifts in culture and notable socialites across venues like Cafe Society and El Morocco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mortimer
Cherry Grove
Fire Island
el Borracho
Mary Roberts Rhinehart
Jaye Dobbs
South Carolina
Cafe Society
Debra Kerr and peers head stories in Hollywood chatter
Hollywood column notes Deborah Kerr defends her film persona and studio moves after From Here to Eternity. Richard Carlson rejects science roles amid sci fi typecasting. Carmen Miranda rejects strict Italian drama image as she plans TV work and touring. Dewey Martin vows no Hollywood exit despite contract hurdles and a Panther Squad 8 role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
NEA
Go and Dolls
Deborah Kerr
Karen Holmes
James Jones
Deborah
Lord Cecil
Debie
MGM
Richard Carlson
Dr. Einstein
DeMille
Rome
Vittorio Gassman
Dewey Martin
Tennessee
Howard Hawks
Hawks
Pair Heads to Tokyo for Military Family Visit
The text notes a couple traveling abroad with Gen. Mark Clark’s group to visit husband Gen. Philip Ginder in Tokyo, highlighting wartime mobility and military connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducer
Mark Clarks
Gen
Philip Ginder
Tokyo
Confessions Of A Cautious Cutie Nightlife Observation
The piece notes that many night clubs include phone booths in women's powder rooms. It describes a date that calls the guy she meets after dismissing the narrator. The tone is casual and observational about social rituals at clubs.
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Carol Segemark
Chicago
Atlantic City
Motorola TV
Television Rental CO
Rialto
Missouri
Young Sorn ‘Forsythe
Charles Vaughn
Whpe-Fm
Gulf
City Ice & Fuel CO
Thomasville, N
Thomasville
Don Daly
Joe - Denis Day
Ssanea
el Wish Point
Thomas Mille Road
Wren
By Jimmy Hatlo
Burt
Guiding Light
Piedmont
Garry Moore
Art Linkletter
Eddie Fisher
WBTV
Charlotte
Adder
Walter Winchell IN
Ted Peckham
Shah
Texas
Corpus Christie
Dallas
Houston Cowboys
Montgomery Clift
Little Club
Albany
Ward Bond
Adolphe Menjou
Students For Democratic Action
Students For America
P. O. Box
Cal
Queens
Julie Podell
Copacabana
Kathryn Grayson
Warners
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Harlem
Washington
Maine
Joe McCarthy
Margaret Chase Smith
Bud Arvey
Jake
Diane Davis
Windy City
Bee’ Rasmussen
Dave T
Biarritz
Wooisie
Egret
Kendall
Prett
Flukie
Gees
Armando Steady
Danny Perezzo, Jr
John Perena
Joan Watson
Snooty
Richard Todd
USA Confidential
Lausche
Burke
Cleveland
Taft
Bernard Shanley
Labor Sec
Durkin
Big Dome Trust
Allen Dulles
CIA
D. C
Moody
Mr. Dulles
Sen. Moody
Sen. Potter
Michigan
Soapy” Williams
Soapy
Sen. Ferguson
Phil Hart
Detroit Briggs
Holly Nban
Erskine Johnson
Carmen Miranda
Anna Magnani
Passwar
West Payne Oxeefe Elan
Sane
E Russell
Marilyn Monroe
Penrod
Sam
Bingo and
Dick Tracy
Howard Duff
Sport News
Gcartoon
The
Sahara
Carlos Dcarlo Thompson
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