Deadline Pressure and the Daily Newsroom Grind
Deadline pressure builds as editors push for copy while staff hustle to fuel the ever changing daily paper. The article notes 125 staffers from reporters to carriers act as window dressers, with yesterday's dressing no good today.
It's A Challenge to fill the newspaper windrows with merchandise
A columnist describes the newsroom struggle to fill display windows daily with fresh items and new ideas. Readers share mixed reactions to old time columns and modern gadgets, while a stalled car door and a jammed electric eye highlight daily frustrations in chasing material.
Those Gremlins Keep You Grounded in Town Delays
A columnist laments mounting home front troubles as repairs lag and deadlines loom. He notes electric eye repairs, barn service, and front-range fixes threaten to derail a planned town schedule. The piece reflects on daily frustrations and the urge to write despite chaos.
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Electric Eye
Komnenovich Homan Betrothal Told in Grand Avenue News
Mr and Mrs Eli Komnenovich announce the engagement of Elaine Catherine Komnenovich to Frederick J Homan both of Grand Avenue. Elaine a Fenwick graduate and sophomore at Our Lady of Cincinnati College majors in elementary education. Frederick a Fenwick graduate attends University of Dayton and works at First National Bank of Middletown. A June wedding is planned.
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Eli Komnenovich
Grand Avenue
Elaine Catherine
Frederick J. Homan
al H. Homan
Fenwick High School
Our Lady of Cincinnati College
Homan
University of Dayton
First National Bank of Middletown
Hotel Show Highlights Room of Tomorrow Designs
The 1961 Hotel Show presents the Room of Tomorrow in deluxe double and studio units emphasizing color as the key feature. Twin bedspreads in harmonious pink and melon, washable fabric blends, and innovative lighting with dial controls showcase adjustable light levels and dramatic fixtures including Venetian glass pendants and theater style strip lighting over mirrors.
Music Appreciation Builds Youth Character
The Middletown Fine Arts Council sponsors two Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra concerts at Middletown High School on Friday January 26, to foster early music appreciation among students. The article stresses arts education as essential for well rounded individuals, citing student anecdotes and the link between leisure time and cultivated tastes.
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Middletown High School
Middletown Fine Arts Council
Cincinnati Symphony Orches
Middletown
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Nancy Atkinson
Carolyn Davidson
Wilson School
False lashes give a gal eye appeal
Dear Ellen and Miss D Arcy offer beauty tips from the era. Use artificial lashes with instructions for application, smooth petroleum jelly on lashes nightly, and apply mascara in two coats with a dry brush to separate. Foot care suggests alternating hot and cold baths, while hand posture advice favors resting palms up in the lap for a graceful look.
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Miss D'Arcy
Ellen
Sally
Practical washable fashion from French textile insight
Read about bright washable velveteen lounging outfits and hostess coats praised for simple upkeep. Mentions leather gloves labeled washable in French as a practical sign, reflecting French pragmatism.
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