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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1961

Page

20

Brady Collection Tribute To Skill

AP Newsfeatures Irving Desfor notes photography plays a major role in Civil War centennial. The Ansco Civil War Centennial Exhibit opens in New York with 125 Brady-era photos and period music, moves to Philadelphia in mid March, then nationwide. Brady organized photo teams, portable darkrooms, and produced about 8 000 negatives, with Gardner and O Sullivan as chief assistants. Despite hardships, government did not recognize his work in his lifetime. today Brady is celebrated as a foundational figure in American photographic history.

Mathew Brady New York City Ansco New York Roy Meredith Brady Alexander Gardner Tim ‘O'Sullivan Congress

Best Sellers List With Notation for Fiction and Nonfiction

A scanned catalog shows fiction titles including Hawaii by Michener with (2), Advise and Consent by Drury with (1), Decision at Delphi by Machines with (6), Sermons and Soda Water by O Hara with (4), To Kill a Mockingbird by See with (5). Nonfiction items include The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by Shirer with (1), Who Killed Society by Amory with (2), The Waste Makers by Packard with (3), The Snake Has All the Lines by Kerr with (4), and The American Heritage Picture History of the Civil War by Catton with (6).

Hawaii Michener Drury Delphi O'Hara Mockingbird See Shirer Amory Packard Kerr Catton

Abraham Lincoln Polaris submarine to be commissioned in March

Portsmouth New Hampshire AP reports the nuclear powered submarine Abraham Lincoln will be commissioned March 11 in private dockside ceremonies with invited guests only. A pacifist group plans a disarmament demonstration while Vice Admiral Milton Grenfell of Fall River will be the lead speaker.

Portsmouth N.H Navy New England Committee For Non-Violent Action Admilton W. Grenfell Fall River Mass

Dual Crews Planned for Ship to Enable Constant Operation

Leonard Erb of Berlinville Pennsylvania and Don ald W. Miller of Millersburg Ohio command the blue and gold crews. The ship will operate with two complete crews allowing uninterrupted service. The text notes more pyramids in Mexico than in Egypt.

Cmdr Leonard Erb Berlinville, Pa Donald W. Miller Millersburg Ohio Erb Iy Cmdr Miller

Doctor Favors Pants for Little Girls in Fire Safety Talk

Memphis AP reports Dr. Carl A. Moyer of Washington University told about 3,000 firefighters that little girls should wear pants to reduce burn deaths from skirts near open flames. He argued skirts offer no safety and urged dress reform for safety reasons.

Memphis

Teakway by John Van Koert shows teak look laminate

A TEAKWAY line by John Van Koert offers smart contemporary furniture with durable Parkwood melamine. Teak tones appear on tops and fronts with lacquered black or oyster white finishes, delivering a distinctive brown teak appearance and durable construction.

John van Koert Parkwood Rolls-Royce

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