Modest Milwaukee men draw sparse play turnout
Ray Boyle director of the Fred Miller Theater in Milwaukee issued an appeal for handsome men to try out for a part. The city with about 750000 residents saw only 15 men attend the audition.
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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1959
Page
5
Ray Boyle director of the Fred Miller Theater in Milwaukee issued an appeal for handsome men to try out for a part. The city with about 750000 residents saw only 15 men attend the audition.
Insurance rate talks continue with insurers backing a sound plan and noting public costs for driver recklessness. Dr. J. B. Peavy named State Commissioner of Health after leading the communicable diseases division. Dr. Copeland named chairman and other board officers elected. Christmas at the state hospital emphasizes gifts, parties, and 32,000 volunteers replacing stigma with care. Juvenile delinquency and child welfare reforms urged by the Governor's Conference on Children and Youth.
Americans chase eternal youth and pain relief amid a flood of quack products. The National Better Business Bureau cites 75,000 cancer deaths in 1958 linked to quacks, while government officials warn of weight loss schemes. Promoters push vitamins, royal jelly, and devices, including electronic vibrators, with claims of miracle cures and rapid fat loss.
Two more weeks remain of the general deer season in Texas with closures near Pecos River and in several counties where seasons are short. In Hill Country and South Texas the white tailed deer season ends December 31. Reported deer kill averages slightly larger than last year's average in size and weight.
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