World Trade Center hosts largest US tapestry exhibit
The first World Trade Center cultural show features 50 tapestries by 27 international artists including Calder Delaunay Le Corbusier and Vasarely. Works range from three by four feet to seven by 12 feet and reflect 13th and 14th century hand weaving in contemporary form.
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World Trade Center
New York
Aubusson
United States
Alexander Calder
Sonia Delaunay
Camille Hilaire
le Corbusier
Man Ray Victor Vasarely
Ossip Zadkine
Four U.S. stamps honor electronics progress on July 10
AP News reports four new stamps issued July 10 mark advances from Marconi to the transistor. An 8 cent first class stamp features the transistor and circuit board, a 16 cent stamp shows Marconi, an 11 cent airmail depicts De Forest, and a 15 cent international stamp combines a microphone speaker and tube. Each pane contains 50 and a single plate number, designed by a husband and wife.
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U.S
Marconi
Guglielmo Marconi
Atlantic Ocean
Lee de Forest
Arlington
Paris
de Forest
International Surface Mail
Progress in Electronica duo wins awards in Westport
Walter and Naiad Finsel of Westport Conn have earned many awards for joint art efforts. Collectors may request first day cancellations by sending remittance of 40 cents for a set of four stamps, or the appropriate amount for fewer stamps, to Electronics Stamps Postmaster New York N Y 10001. Requests must be postmarked prior to July 10.
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Walter
Naiad Finsel
Westport
Conn
New York
N.Y
Skating on Plastic Hours Announced for Local Rink
The facility lists Tue through Fri and Thu, Fri, Sat from 7 to 9 30 p m with weekend sessions Saturday and Sunday 1 30 to 3 30 p m. Ice skating on plastic offered for public enjoyment.
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Sun
Advertising Help Sought To Locate Customer In Pecos
A Pecos woman asks for help locating a Monahans resident she missed after a recent furniture viewing. She explains a flat tire delayed repair, later returning home to find the caller gone and offers to stay home Monday and Tuesday to meet.
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Pecos
Monahans
Girls Train as Horseshoers in Tucson Program
Zip Peterson runs a Tucson school teaching women to shoe horses. Students attend eight weeks with live horses only in the final two weeks. He notes women excel, demanding meticulous work and safe handling. Shoeing costs about 12 to 14 dollars per horse, with skilled farriers earning about 200 dollars daily.
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Zip Peterson
Peterson
Farrier
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