Younger Generation Reads Everything Within Reach
New York public library chief Frances Spain notes children read all they can access from classics to comics. Television initially cut time but spurred some reading. Davy Crockett craze shows biographies fly off shelves. Industry data show rising juvenile publishing, with 145 million books bought last year. Children now favor straightforward nonfiction, biographies, and science fiction alongside timeless classics.
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New York
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Neew York Public Library
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Children's Book Council
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New York City Board of Education
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Teen-Agers Shape Pop Records Say Sellers and Clark
New York report notes teen-agers drive record popularity and brand choices with shows like American Bandstand on ABC TV expanding from local Philadelphia roots to a national afternoon program and a nightly version. Dick Clark argues teens wield big buying power and influence fashion, music, and cars, praising teen loyalty despite elder skepticism. The piece cites teens’ favorite stars such as Ricky Nelson, Sal Mineo, Elvis Presley, and Fats Domino while noting most teens are well mannered.
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New York
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Philadelphia
Moray
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You
Magele
Jimny Mathis
Everly Brothers
Crickets
Dick Clark
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Betangine
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High Scheak
Ricky Nelson
Sal Mineo
Fivis Presley
Tey Lee Lewis
Fats Domi Vo
Fats
Kiddo
Pat Boone
Frank Sinatra
Socrates
Wien
Irs
Ohio State Navy Favored In First Bowl Game Odds
The early line favors Ohio State to beat Oregon by at least 15 points in the Rose Bowl and Navy over Rice in the Cotton Bowl. Oklahoma, dethroned champions, sits heavily favored elsewhere as major games wrap the regular season with Auburn, Notre Dame, Clemson, and others posting strong showings.
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Navy
Tim Moriarty
United Press
Chio State
Len
Ixtay
Buckeyes
Oregon
Navy Ts
Rice
Oklahoma
Loichilowns
Duke
Janus
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Kro
Mississiupl
Middies
Mississippi
Mississippi Shire
Anale
Shi
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Yexar
Texas A&m
Oklahoma State
Holy Cross
Boston College
Clemson
Furman
Notre Dame
Cal
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Georgia Tech
LSU
Tulane
AFL CIO Opens First National Convention Since Merger
Atlantic City reports the AFL CIO opens its first national convention since the merger, facing a possible purge of the Teamsters and disputes between craft and industrial unions. Delegates from across the nation will weigh expulsion of Teamsters and related unions, amid corruption concerns and jurisdictional clashes, while Meany signals potential changes to leadership and ranks.
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Atlantic City
Afeacto
Tabor
Ikinnt Teamsters Union
Grorge Meany
Meany
Teamsters
Aplcio Ethical Practices Committee
Afl-Cio
James B. Carey
Serail
APL
Cid
CIO
Building Trades Department
Laundry Wrarkars
Ridings Urges Care For Winter Driving to Haltd Accidents
Police Chief George Ridings urged drivers to take preventive measures before accidents occur and warned that winter demands extra safety checks. He cited preparation for winterizing vehicles beyond oil changes, focusing on windshield wipers, defrosters, lights, battery, brakes, and tire chains to handle ice, snow, and longer nights. He stressed timely checks and replacements to ensure equipment is ready for cold weather conditions.
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George Ridings
Chief Ridings
Acdriver
Lis Cie
Ridings
Hades
Deane
Chicago Cards Granted Bonus Choice in Draft
Chicago Cardinals receive the bonus selection in the NFL draft, with potential picks including quarterback John Crow from Texas A&M and running back King Hill from Rice. Other notable names discussed: Walt Kowalyk of Michigan State, Clendon Thomas of Oklahoma, Phil King of Vanderbilt, Jim Tate of Michigan, Lew Lyles of Louisville, Charles Krueger of Texas A&M, Lou Michaels of Kentucky, Alex Karras of Iowa, Dan Currie of Michigan, and Auburn’s Jimmy Phillips. The 26-round draft will unfold at the league meeting after an executive session.
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Philadelphia
Chicago Cardinals
National Football League
John Crow
Texas A&m
King Hill
Rice
Giker
Chiaica
Walt Kowalczyk
Michigan State
Clendan ‘Thoms
Oklahoma
Phil King
Vanieroilt
Jit Tace
Michigan
Leotard Lyles
Louis Ville
Charles Kruegar
Lou Michaels
Ken ‘Ovky
Alex Karras
Iowa
Dan Currie
Jimmy Phillips
Auburn
Nate Ary
Hospital Notes Middlesboro Visiting Hours and Names
Hospital notes list visiting hours at Middlesboro Memorial and St LaFollatte, with admissions and discharges across multiple city and county areas. It names patients, relatives, and staff including Ellen Bryant Speedwell Edgar Cloud Tazewell Henry Bulingsley Ida Trosper James Chantley Martha Nell Whitaker and others, plus births mentioning a daughter and a son.
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Hooker
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John Vo Fanner
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Speedwell
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Tazewell Admissions
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Tazewell
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Speedhyek
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Shird Leiner
St LaFollatte
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Aes
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Ida Trosper
Cincinnati
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Arthur Martha Nell Whitaker
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Matilda Lomg
New Taeewell
J. L. Clathorme
LaPollete
Rome Evans
Joann Cody
Lone Mountain
Barey FL Moore
Florence
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Deaths and Funerals In Tazewell and Pineville Community
Funeral services are listed for Mrs. Sylr via W. Redmond at Carlisle and Shumate, with burial in Hooper Cemetery at Arthur Tenn. Dan B. Thompson and W. E. Dance Sr. have services at Cumberland Avenue Baptist Church and First Baptist Church respectively, with burials in local cemeteries. Affected families include Thompson, Dance, Gibson, Sells, Slusher, McCray, Callaway, Morrison, and others across Tazewell, Pineville, Middlesboro, Covington, and Hamilton in Kentucky and Ohio.
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Carlisle and Shumate Funeral Home
Lonza Wagoner
Hooper Cemetery
Arthur, Tenn, Carlisle
Shumate
Dan
Thomison
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Cumberland Avenue Baptist Church
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Middlesboro
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Ass. Charles Bush
Pineville
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Arthur Hurst
Covington
Cawool Funeral Home
Raymond Sanderson
Buriat
Cawood Funeral Home
Nancy
Otto Slusher
Reo Slusher
Hamilton
Tweeday
Laurel
Mars
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Midhieshore
McCray
New Tazewell
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Stuth Nall
Knoxville
Reece Funeral Home
Scott
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Carrie C. Callaway
Vulen
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R. T. Callaway
Bertha Bennett
Hulen
Massie Stewart
Fern D. Robinson
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Campbell Brooks
Callaway
Lecer
Song
16 Teams Unbeaten In College Football Power List
NEW YORK AP Auburn and Arizona State head a list of 16 teams undefeated this season. Auburn closed perfect run with Alabama, while Arizona State crushed Arizona 47-7. Auburn outscored 10 opponents 207 to 28, ASU piled up 396 points to opponents’ 66. Middle Tennessee also finished perfect, 22-0 over Tennessee Tech. Jamestown M.D.7 noted as unbeaten and unseated.
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Alabama
Arizona State
Arizona
Middle Tennessee
Tennessee Tech
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Judge orders peace warrant for 21 year old man
In Mempins Tennessee General Sessions Judge Heamd Su lon issues a peace warrant barring the man from striking his wife or causing any disturbance. The article also notes a desert metaphor about sharing water and a sacred duty and mentions the National Gallery of Art in Washington as the world’s largest fully air conditioned museum.
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National Gallery of Art
Washington, D. C
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