Newsman Dons Whiskers While Kids Meet Santa at Store
Chicago reporters describe a Santa stunt as a journalist, in a playful scene at a department store. Tot Jimmy McGovern, Barbara Malczewski, and Allen Carey visit the jolly figure, with mischief and tears as Barbara asks for a doll buggy and sled while Allen tugs at the beard. Santa loses whiskers after a tumble.
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Kris Kringle
Jimmy McGovern
Barbara Malczewski
Barbara
Allen Carey
Allen
Santa
Banker Speaks On Democracy At Exchange Club
Lawrence D. Pritchard of Bank of America Los Angeles addressed the Exchange Club luncheon at the Wilton Hotel on Facing the Future. He urged leadership to spread democracy, stressing liberty versus authority, cooperation versus coercion, and a unified effort to show Americans as an example to others. The event was Bankers Day with John Dilday as program chairman and Ralph Irwin presiding.
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Lawrence D. Pritchard
Bank of America
Los Angeles
Exchange Club
Wilton
Pritchard
Exchange Club Bankers Day
Robert Dilday
Ralph W. Irwin
Pictograph Aims to Teach Navajo MPF Use
In Los Angeles on December 11, Navajo Trails Caravan partners with a Pasadena artist and a Navajo medicine man to promote Multipurpose Food MPF among destitute Navajo in Arizona and New Mexico. MPF, a vitamin rich soybean product, is distributed by Meals for Millions. A pictograph created by Paul Case explains to illiterate Navajo how to prepare MPF, showing a woman receiving the food, mixing with water, and cooking it.
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Los Angeles
Pasadena
Navajo Trails Caravan
Arizona
New Mexico
Paul Case
Ronan
Winslow
Ariz
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