Have The Chinese Killed The Dream Of Peace
Seoul residents react to reports of renewed Chinese attacks and resist a truce as a way to stop fighting. A defense minister says peace must come through war, while families fear for sons on the line and insist on victory over Communism. The piece depicts urgent nationalism and fear amid shelling and disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nea
Seoul, Korea
NEA
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Seoul
Rhee
Kim Soon Yong
Broadway Arts Leaders Promote New York Musicals
The article highlights ASCAP president Stanley Adams a NYU law graduate who pursued lyric writing on hits like What A Diff’rence A Day Made and There Are Such Things. It covers Broadway and Hollywood work, collaborations with Herbert and Romberg, and notes upcoming productions including The Moon Is Blue and A Girl Can Tell. It also profiles Robert Lenn returning to run the American Lyric Theater in Greenwich Village with a six week season and a push to develop small works and tours across the country.
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New York
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
ASCAP
New York University
Stanley Adams
Ascap Tverd
Sigmund Romberg
Hoagy Carmichael
Fats Waller
Oscar Levant
Victor Herbert
Herbert
Adams
F. Hugh Herbert
Otto Preminger
Richard Aldrich
Richard Myers
Robert Lenn
Hazel Flagg
American Lyric Theater
Lenn
Whiting
Pamlico County Youth Wins WBT WBTV Radio Scholarship
Pamlico County high school graduate Gordon Matthew Britt of Oriental has won the first annual WBT WBTV Scholarship in radio and television at UNC. The four year award, valued at 1250 dollars annually, supports electrical engineering study at NC State with production interests at Chapel Hill. Britt stood out among 54 applicants and 15 finalists, earning six invitations to interview.
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Jefferson Standard
Gordon Matthew Britt
Oriental
Pamlico County
Britt
N. C. State College
Chapel Hill
University At
Gordon M. Britt
Joseph E. Parker
Clinton
Clyde Hoots
Hendersonville
Robert N. Niemyer
Hamlet
Dean Poucher
Columbia
S. C
Charles M. Braswell
Monroe
Joseph M. Bryan
Charlotte
Jefferson Standard Broadcasting Co
D. D. Carroll
UNC
Earl Wynn
UNC Communication Center
I. O. Schaub
State College
C. G. Brennecke
Revolutionary Gold Recovery Machine Proven in Alaska
ANCHORAGE Alaska AP a new device called the Gregersen Concentrate Classifier claims to recover 100 percent of gold from any deposit. Inventor Peter L Gregersen says the light weight 300 pound unit can be flown to remote sites and installed by three men in a day. A machine is already processing 25 tons of dirt daily on the Matanuska glacier with plans to manufacture in Seattle and assemble on Alaskan sites.
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Korea
Seoul
Anchorage
Alaska
Peter L. Gregersen
Gregersen
Gregersen Company
Matanuska
Seattle
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Ma and
Kei
Atego
Dennis Day
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Tony Curtis
Janet Leigh
Fort TI
Farmer Takes A
Betty Grable
Jean Simmons
Robert Taylor
Ava Gardner
Arlene Dahl
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