Armco Staff Celebrates Christmas Party 1958
Gray Lands staff at Armco General Office held their annual Christmas party in the company auditorium. Armco president R L Gray praised the group for cooperation during a difficult year and voiced confidence in a secure, prosperous 1959. The event featured a monologue by Robert D. McIntyre, singing by Agatha Evers, a Lemon-Monore High School chorus medley, carols led by E D Mendenhall, a prayer by Rev G Walter Weber, and introductions of fourteen foreign assistants’ children by J A Navara.
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Armco General Office
R. L. Gray
Armco
Robert D. McIntyre
Agatha Evers
Tom Beard
Lemon-Monore High School
Paul Bell
E. D. Mendenhall
G. Walter Weber
Yes Virginia Classic Theme Santa Claus Editorial Reacted
Francis Church of the New York Sun wrote the famed Yes Virginia editorial after initial doubt. The 1897 piece answers a young girl's question about Santa Claus, affirming belief in unseen wonders and the enduring joy of faith. Virginia O’Hanlon, now Mrs Laura Virginia Douglas, remains alive and connected to this Christmas legacy.
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Church
New York Sun
New York Woridaoa
Sun
Laura Virginia Douglas
New York
Telegram and Sun
Virginia
Santa Claus
God And Santa Together In Cincinnati Heart Story
A six month old girl Cindy Green underwent heart surgery to repair a patent ductus arteriosus and a large heart at St. Mary's Hospital in Cincinnati. Surgeon Dr. Robert Green notes their shared last name and birthday, calling the coincidence part of a Christmas spirit as he thanks the family for inspiring the hospital staff.
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Cincinnati
Dr. Green
Cindy
Santa Claus
St. Mary's Hospital
Christ Child
New Lincoln penny begins minting January second
The reverse shows the Lincoln Memorial entrance in Washington. Designed by Frank Gasparro of the Philadelphia mint.
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Lincoln Memorial
Washington
Frank Gaspearro
Philadelphia Mint
Painter Freed For Christmas In Philadelphia Case
Edward Washington, 28, jailed last July for assault and battery, displayed four paintings to Judge Edward A Kallick. The judge canceled the remaining 9 to 23 month sentence and released Washington, permitting him to be home for Christmas.
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Philadelphia
Edward Washington
Edward A Kallick
Mary Magdalene
Jesus Christ
Washington
Carpenters Bring Santa to 130 Kids in City Hall Event
Carpenters Local 1477 hosted 130 children at the union hall on South Main Street. Santa handed out stockings with fruit and candy while Jacksonburg Church carolers and Sheila Bailey provided music. Doty House children were transported by union members under Charles Brown’s direction. Mrs. M. G. McCall and Mrs. Howard Haskins, with Doty House youngsters, attended. Percy Craft oversaw party arrangements.
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Carpenters Local 1477
Doty House
Union Hall
S. Main Street
Santa Claus
Jacksonburg
Sheila Bailey
Maple Park
Charles Brown
M. G. McCall
Howard Haskins
Dot
Ice Skating Incident Report Leads to Injuries in Fremont
An AP filed note from Fremont recounts an ice skating mishap where Arthur Inks fell with his children, breaking a leg, while years earlier Mrs. Inks reportedly broke an arm during a similar outing. The fragmentary text mentions Sterling and purity in silver without clear context.
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Fremont
Ohio
Arthur Inks
Theii
Inks
Professor denounces Santa as Yale themed detractor
Prof J Igor Bella of Wittenberg University argues Santa Claus is a patron saint of merchants and shifts Christmas from a holy day to a seasonal holiday. He claims the emphasis on Santa harms the celebration of Christ's birth and cites Communist propaganda emphasizing Santa to undermine Christian observance.
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Ohio
Wittenberg College
Santa Claug
J. Igor Bella
Hamma Divinity School
United States
God
Jesus Christ
Dr. Bella
Czechoslovakia
Santa Claus
Christ
Red Cross official Harry L. Martin dies at 50
Arlington Virginia AP reports Harry L. Martin public information director of the American Red Cross and former president of the American Newspaper Guild from 1947 to 1953 died Monday night after a heart attack at age fifty.
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Arlington, Va
Harry L. Martin
The
American Red Cross
American Newspaper Guild
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