Rise and fall of Peter Foy on Broadway flying rigs
Peter Foy directs the Peter Pan flying scenes and crafted aerial rigging for Peep Show and Out of This World. The 24 year old flight supervisor describes flying actors with multiple wires and counterweights, landing smoothly, and handling misadventures on stage and in London. He notes weight changes, wire crossings, and backstage dangers as constant challenges.
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New York U
Peter Foy
Foy
Pan
Jean Arthur
Wendy
Michael
John
Foyles
Foyleta
New York
London
Roy
England
Miss Arthur
Thenohn
Peter Panlew
Arthur
Missouri Man Endorses HADACOL For Feelings Of Bad Health
Carl Schaffrin of St Charles Missouri shares his experience with HADACOL after prolonged poor appetite low energy and fatigue. He notes improved appetite energy and mood following use and urges others to try the remedy. Trial bottle $1.25 large size $3.50. Substitutes refused. Direct from LeBlanc Corp Lafayette LA.
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Carl Schaffrin
Perry St
St. Charles
Pease
Kixtein
Mr. Schaffrin
Hadacol
Bord Felsh Shoe Co
St. Louis
le Corp
Lafayette
LeBlanc Corp
Armed service members visit families and report duties
Military personnel and their families across Lawrence and near Os-aka are noted for recent duties and honors. William Naf of Lawrence arrived to visit his parents after six and a half months aboard the Oglethorpe in the Korean War theater. Jack E. White in Camp Nara Japan earned the Army of Occupation Medal. Lt. James F. Lynn reports to McChord AFB for duty with the 62nd troop carrier group after training at Scott Field and World War II service including a B-17 rescue and multiple decorations. Sgt Glenn J. Corel recalled to active duty with the Marine Corps. Eugen Corel serves with the First Div Marines in Korea, all sons of local families, with local addresses noted.
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William Naf
U. S. Navy
Mia
Philip Naff
Jack E. White
Lawrence
Ial
Camp Nara
Japan
Southwestern Command
Osaka
James F. Lynn
Wes
McChord Air Force Base
Washington
62Nd
Scott Field
Lynn
Shawnee-Misavion High School
James E. Lynn
Horton
Germany
Betty Stone
Flavia
Farome
ASE
Glenn J. Corel
Marine Corps
Oceanside
Calif
China
Guam
Eugen Corel
Korea
Iwo Jima
Chi Chi Jima
Charles Corel
Haskell Avenue
Christmas Star Display to Hover Above Rockefeller Center
New York December 5 UPI The Christman tree at Rockefeller Center will share the spotlight with a new overhead star display created with Hayden Planetarium. A network will show constellations and the Milky Way as a ceiling of stars above Fifth Avenue between the French and British buildings. The 85 foot Norway spruce No. 18 comes from Mt. Kisco New York and weighs ten tons.
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New York
UPI
Rockefeller Center
Hayden Planetarium
Fifth Avenue
Mt. Kisco
Artificial Heart May Restore Life to the Clinically Dead
The artificial heart and lung machine described by Dr. Charles P. Bailey at Hahnemann Hospital could revive patients after clinical death during operations. Tests on dogs showed seven minutes of circulation. human tests await safer use, with potential to enable new chest procedures and treatments for heart and lung diseases.
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Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press Science Reporter
Cleveland
Hahnemnann Hospital
Philadelphia
Charles P. Baily
J and Associates
Hahnemann
Ohio
American College of Chest Physicians
Bailes
Baseball Dealings at Major Minor League Meetings
A December wrap from St. Petersburg outlines Brookings developments at baseball meetings. Geo Selkirk named Kansas City farm team manager for the Yanks while Zack Taylor will manage the St Louis Browns for a third year. Jimmy Adair becomes Chicago White Sox third-base coach. Rollie Hemsley resigns as Columbus Redbirds pilot. Joe Gordon hopes Ken Keltner can play third for Sacramento in 1951. Dutch Meyer eyed to manage Dallas in the Texas League. Tom Downey named West Coast scout for the Cleveland Indians. Ottawa transfers Jersey City franchise to Cornwall Ontario in the Border League. Presidents of 20 Class D leagues meet to discuss 1950 baseball.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Geo. Selkirk
New York Yankee
Yanks
Kansas City
Zack Taylor
St. Louis Browns
Jimmy Adair
Dallas
Cleveland Indians
Tom Downey
Ottawa
Jersey City
Cornwal
Ontario
Dirksen backs Chinese nationalist troops in Korea war
Tulsa speech to a men's dinner club reveals Senator Dirksen favors using Chinese nationalist troops in the Korean conflict. He claimed about 40,000 such troops could be flown to Korea soon, asserting a plan to bolster forces.
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Tulsa
Okla
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
U. S
Select
Korea
Miller Presents Paper at AIChe Meeting in Columbus
Dr. Shelby A Miller of the University of Kansas chemical engineering department presents a paper titled Acitation of Viscous Solid Liquid Suspensions at the 43rd annual meeting of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers in Columbus Ohio this week. More than 1500 executives and engineers from across the country attend.
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