New York Revisited In Nighttime Mist And City Sights
The narrator guides a NYC night ride through Times Square and notable locations. He sketches figures like Charles Becker, John Barrymore, Evelyn Nesbit, Damon Runyon, Quentin Reynolds, and Frank Carson as mists and neon frame a drifting tour of 1920s streets. The piece blends memory with a tour of landmarks and emblematic figures amid rain and fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Times Square
Father Duffy
Times
The
Lambs
John Barrymore
Charles Becker
Sixth Avenue
Jack
Jack's
Henry
East 43Rd
Jimmy Walter
St. Agnes’ Church
Jimmy
Mirror
Mark Hellinger
Dinty Moore
Arthur James Pegler
George Buchanan Fife
Fifth Avenue
1St Avenue
Sutton Place
Queensborough Bridge
Metropolitan Life
Old Madison Square
Evelyn Nesbit
South William
Damon Runyon
Gene Fowler
Denver
Martin Green
Municipal Building
Brooklyn Bridge
Max
Middletown News-Journal Rates and Motto
The Middletown News-Journal lists subscription prices including 6¢ per weekday and 15¢ Sunday copies, weekly carrier rates, and annual mail options for local trading area 10 dollars, outside area 20 dollars, and international 35 dollars. The paper, established 1857, publishes daily from Fear not yet for I know that we seek Jesus, which was crucified. He is not here, for he is risen.
Later Tax Law Needed Says Opinion Piece
David Lawrence argues that the Kennedy tax reform plan shows confusion and inexperience. He predicts Congress will craft a long-range, stable tax law rather than temporary measures to spur business growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Treasury Department
Congress
Treasury
Sebald Awards Spotlight on Promising Youth
Dave Regan portrays the Sebald Awards as an emotional tribute to intelligent ambitious youths. The piece emphasizes using present time wisely to shape a successful future, noting discipline and purposeful lives as the true measures of achievement.
Man's self sufficiency challenged by belief in God
The writer argues that modern science promotes independence from divine aid, risking atheism. Referencing Romans, he insists human reason cannot fully grasp the universe without God, and notes the term Comsymps criticizes Communism.
Where West Began Sesqui-centennial in Portland celebrates Oregon's start
The piece argues the American West began in Oregon, highlighting Portland as an early port, the Columbia River discovery by Robert Gray, Lewis and Clark's expedition, and John Jacob Astor's Oregon influence. It notes Lord Astor visiting for the celebration and contemplates regional identity.
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Portland
Ore
American West
Columbia
Robert Gray
Oregon
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
The
John Jacob Astor
Astoria
Lord Astor
London Times
Rocking Chair Cure to Ease Arm Pain
The piece notes Dr. Janet Travell’s advice for relief of arm inflammation via rocking and pencil retrieval. It questions whether the President uses the same routine and suggests someone should ask Caroline about it.
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Janet Travell
White House
Hollywood Gossip Sparks: Stars and Feuds Across Cast
A rapid-fire roundup notes Paul Anka becoming a film producer at 19 with three stories in hand, Marilyn Monroe quipping about baseball, Brando seeking stricter visitation, Cuban invaders, Fox previews at the Vatican, Derby hotel hikes, Rock Hudson slimming plan, Danny Kaye preview for Churchill, and Orlando style scoops. Journal of glam and gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Anka
Valencia
Yank
Marilyn Monroe
Joe
Marlon Brando
Anna Kashii
Twentieth Century-Fox
Francis of Assisi
Pope John
Vatican
Morris Levy
Keely Smith
Louisville
Rock Hudson
Paramount
Danny Kaye
Winston Churchill
Danny
Sir Winnie
Tilly Gram
Bill Dane
Jose Jiminez
Penelope Coker
Anne Baxter
la Fonda del Sol
June Havoc
Vienna
U.S
Europe
Ohio State Guard formed as Nationall guard absent
Gov John W. Bricker signs a bill creating an Ohio State Guard with 140 officers and 2000 enlisted to serve during the National Guard’s absence in federal service at Camp Shelby Mississippi. Lt Col Wade C Christy of Youngstown named executive officer with Capt William A Drake and 2d Lt Constantine Borris of Columbus commanding the HQ company. ARMCO executive Calvin Verity urges postwar readjustment planning at a Technical Operating and Discussion group banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Bricker
Ohio State Guard
National Guard
Camp Shelby
Wade C. Christy
Youngstown
William A. Drake
Constantine Borris
Columbus
ARMCO
Calvin Verity
Aid
Mexican Peace Corps proposed for farm labor aid
The column argues Mexicans in the U.S. farming role should be renamed the Mexican Peace Corps. It praises volunteers who come to help harvest crops, learn English, work with natives, and live simply, contrasting them with stereotypes and suggesting benefits to society and wellbeing.
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Washington
Peace Corps
Mexical Peace Corps
Lydia Pinkhams
Mexican Peaces Corps
Central Intelligence Agency
Peace
Muchamas
U.S
Mexico
Horoscope for Taurus Tomorrow and Career Outlook
Estrellita notes abrupt decisions may backfire affecting home and career. Caution and conservatism advised through 1962 with progress possible through a circumspect program. June and late summer favorable for travel and personality growth. December signals a rising trend in affairs.
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Jim Bishop
Suerkin
Krauz
Gerald Chapman
Anderson
Aquarium
Staten Island
Ens
David Lawrence
Eisenhower
Dave Regan
God
Paul
Dorothy Kiigallen
East Side
Livingston & Evans
Joe Speckor
Betty Grable
Jayne Mansfield
Barbara Nichols
Marie McDonald
Eydie Adams
Japan
India
Robert Goulet
Camelot
Ljuba Bodine
Gina Lollobrigida
Milko Skalfic
Gina
Johnny Desmond
Ingrid Bergman
Ava Gardner
Clark Gable
Holywood
Bobby Darin
Stella Stevans
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Fdr
London
George Dixon
el Sardenty Shrivero
Caramba
Estrellita
Dennis the Menace
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