Ginger Rogers Plans Album of Classic Musical Tunes
Ginger Rogers pursues an album project of hit tunes from past musicals with Fred Astaire, though critics doubt her singing prime. Singer Coeante Russell stars in Candy, a TV comedy in production with jazz trio settings and guest music artists. Guy Mitchell will host a weekly ABC live music show starting September alongside Simatra and Beene. Capitol debuts Stan Keatem hi fi albums featuring Amm Richards and the Modern Men, with standards from Sophisticated Lady to Eager Beaver and Opus in Chartreuse. Capitol also promotes soundtracks The Pride and the Passion and The James Dean Story with Leith Stevens scores.
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Canada Leads in Newsprint Nickel and Asbestos Output
Canada accounts for a small share of the world population but dominates global production of newsprint nickel and asbestos and ranks among the top six industrial nations.
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Weather Bureau seeks protection against tornadoes
Weather Bureau scientists push new tools to hasten warnings. A pressure-jump indicator triggers a light and buzzer to alert staff, who call the nearest station and activate radar tracking of developing tornadoes in the storm belt across Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Texas.
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Planets Have Own Heating Systems
Washington reports that Jupiter Saturn Uranus and Neptune possess internal heating. Solar heat only partly explains their weather patterns with clouds erupting from interiors and belts forming as atmospheric zones rotate at different speeds. Dr. Gerard P. Kuiper of Yerkes Observatory outlines possible non solar heat sources in a study on solar system problems.
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Ingenious Insects Walk on Water Surface
Water provides a dry home for insects that skim the film on ponds and lakes. They use light bodies and feet with water repellent waxy hairs, bending the surface without breaking it and creating shadows on the bottom as they move and feed.
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Americans Smoking More Than Ever Now
Government tobacco expert reports Americans smoked 399 billion cigarettes in the year ending June 4, up 3 percent from the prior year. After a 1953-54 decline tied to lung cancer coverage, consumption rose again from 378 billion to 397 billion.
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Forest Service Sees 50 Million Use National Forests
Washington reports the Forest Service administers 181 million acres across 38 states Alaska and Puerto Rico. By year end tens of millions visited for picnics swimming camping fishing hunting and boating.
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Social notes of gatherings across Dennison and area
Mrs Maymee Hybarger of California visited sister Mrs Marshia Farris and Mr and Mrs P M White hosted a large family dinner. Dozens of relatives gathered from Woodlawn Paris Marshall Lafayette Terre Haute Danville Metropolis and more for Sunday visits and meals. Bible verse Matthew 11 29 concludes the column.
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California
Marshia Farris
P. M. White
O. L. White
Woodlawn
Caifornia
Lawrence Cooper
Roy Ray
Edward ‘Doll
Jerry Childs
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
John Yeley
Christy Jones
Don Jones
Germany
Robert Butts
Metropolis
Charles Beltz
Lafayette
Indiana
Carl Kirby
Kenneth Waller
Terre Haute
Alva Newell
Herman Waller
Norman Cork
Pauline
Edward. Doll
Nancy Cork
Edward Doll
Nancy
J. H. Johns
Harold
Danny Taylor
Marshall
Robert Kirby
Paris
John
William Parsons
Mabel Parsons
Maude Miller House Calls and Local Visits Highlight Choctaw Weekend
Mrs. Maude Miller and family visited ill relatives in Chrisman and spent time with many neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Ben Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Williams. They attended church events, 4-H activities, and a homecoming in Mt. Pleasant while also noting a tip from a University of Illinois forester on planning cuts for fallen logs.
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Mary Carpenter
Harry
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Otis Williams ofDarien
Warren Norton
Kathryn Blankenship
Alton [ Wayne
Maude Miller
Mildred Williams
Roger
Hershel Cline
W. M. Williams
Paris
Delphia Nicol
Goldia Blizzard
Mary
William Ledermann
Weatfield Baptist Association
Clarksville
Roger Williams
Mt. Pleasant
Terre Haute
Jessie Clay
Marshall
Woodford Williams
Fairgrounds
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