Jerry Reed Talks Roots Guitars and Dixie Single
Country star Jerry Reed, a hit RCA recording artist, recalls his Nashville start aided by a policeman who introduced him to radio. He credits 17 guitars and a late rise from humble roots to hits like Guitar Man and Are You From Dixie, and notes a forthcoming album with many old songs. Reed describes the Festival of Music and the push to professional mastery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
UPI
Jerry
RCA
From
Dixie
J Red
Washington Tops Nation in Per Capita Income
A Commerce Department survey shows the District of Columbia has the highest per capita income at about 4,421 dollars nationally. DC leads with a 14 dollar more than the national average, while Mississippi sits at the bottom with 2,98 dollars. Regional gains reached roughly 10 percent, with the Southwest Southeast and Far West posting the strongest increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
District of Columbia
Commerce Department
Ganmedticur
Mississippi
Uhowitil
Nevada
Planda
Jauirist Aust
Tretar
Guiny
M Tnnd
Ariay Cotarida
Washington Side
Texas
Michigan
Aliska
Stewart Fonda Cheer Film Maker in Cheyenne tale
Hollywood reports director Kelly praises stars Jimmy Stewart and Jane Fonda in a film about two cowboys who inherit a Cheyenne brothel. Kelly stresses actor focus, longevity, and his aim to aid performers. The piece notes Stewart’s prolific career and includes remarks on stardom and directing style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Scott Ups
Hollywood
Jimmy Stewart
Fonda
Cheyenne
Kelly
Stewart
Uuer Pre-E Vviols Ventures
Tella
Walter Matthau
Welty
Durabiline
Ted Wayne
Gary Slark Gable
Prople
Daily News Wire Snippet From Virginia and Tennessee
A terse newspaper notice fragment notes full leased wire services for Palmews area, counties in Virginia and Claiborne County Tennessee, with monetary figures and unspecified months. The text is incomplete but indicates a standard wire service distribution arrangement for afternoon publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
United Or International
Palmews
Ikhox
Claihame Coir
Tslam and cusp of three great monotheistic faiths
Tslam is described as the last of the Cuspa with pointed ends of three great monotheistic religions. The crescent moon motif appears, following Judaism and Christianity. A living snake named anaconda may reach 37 feet and weigh 200 pounds. The term for one who talks in his sleep is somniloquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tslam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jerry Reed
al Kinta
Guitar Man
Tapels
Mississippi Flash
Alabama
Matt
Derry
Reed
Chet Atkins
Boals Randolph
Floyd Cramer
Idaho
Montana
Nebraska
West Virginia
Iif
Ste
Pope
Toms
Cough & Pofoe Inc. Drug CO
Middlesboro
Towncraft
Sampath Leat
Teather
Robby
Addison
Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Multiesboro
Kenturey
Penney’s
Penney's
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!