Children’s Records Bring Answers and Music to Kids
Parents can rely on children’s records to answer endless why and how questions. Columbia and Decca offer educational tales like Now We Know and What Makes Rain, with notable voices and sound effects.
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Hugh Mulligan
AP News
Junior
Columbia
Tom Glazer
Paul Tripp
Mr. I. Magination
Decca
Tillie the Tarantula
Capital
Bozo the Clown
Robin Hood
Dad
We Live Rich But We Think Poor
Review of John Kenneth Galbraith’s The Affluent Society argues the United States has plenty yet misreads quantity for quality. It praises public spending over private gains, urges higher taxes to curb waste, and notes the book’s sharp satire aimed at liberal and conservative readers alike.
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John Kenneth Galbraith
Houghton Mifflin
Galbraith
United States
Hamburg
Gingerbread Man by Ellen Ferber
A portrait of Lester Porter Lacey and his pursuit of love from three women. The narrative follows his hopes and self mercy in a gripping life story that leaves a lasting impression on the reader.
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Ellen Ferber
Doubleday
Lester Porter Lacey
Ex-teacher lands Broadway after summer stock spark
New Jersey high school teacher Jacquelyn McKeever, once a music supervisor in Livingston, joins Broadway in Oh Captain! with Tony Randall Abbe Lane and Edward Platt. She altered her look and trained in acting to seize the chance after a summer workshop audition at Paper Mill Playhouse. The show opens on Broadway this fall with previews in Boston and Philadelphia before a New York debut. Franchot Tone and David Ross plan a new Pirandello translation A Game for Lovers with Zsa Zsa Gabor in key roles, rehearsals begin Sept 15, early November premiere.
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New York
UPI
Hollywood
Jacquelyn McKeever
Miss McKeever
New Jersey
Tony Randall
Abbe Lane
Edward Platt
Catasauqua
Susquehanna University
Livingston
N. J
Adirondacks
Paper Mill Playhouse
Franchot Tone
David Ross
William Murray
Luigi Pirandello
Best Sellers Compiled by Sener Weekly
A condensed list of popular books across fiction and nonfiction. Notable titles include Anatomy of a Murder The Winthrop Woman Ice Palace A Summer Place North from Rome Masters of Deceit Inside Russia Today Please Dont Eat the Daisies Kids Say the Darnest Things Madison Avenue U S A.
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Sener Weekly
Ferber
Wilson
Rome
Mac Innes
Russia
Gunther
Kerr
Linkletter
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Mayer
Ike Plays Golf in Favorable Gettysburg Weather
President Eisenhower played 18 holes at the Gettysburg Country Club with George E. Allen and Brig. Gen. Arthur S. Nevins as the springlike conditions allowed a daytime round.
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Gettysburg, Pa
Eisenhower
Gettysburg Country Club
George E. Allen
Arthur S. Nevins
Harvard Professor Dismisses Obesity Tests
Jean Mayer, associate professor of nutrition at Harvard School of Public Health, dismisses scientific tests for obesity. He says the easiest test is personal observation, telling, "If you look fat, you are fat."
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Boston
UPI
Jean Mayer
Harvard School of Public Health
Rossini Has Fine Italian Talent
Rossini’s superb Italian hand is highlighted by an album of love songs presented to Miss Louise Carlier in 1835 with contributions from 16 Parisian composers. Also reviewed are Moiseyevs folk inspired Russian music on Epic recordings, the Giselle score by Yuri Fayer, and a Philadelphia Orchestra Russia tour potpourri conducted by Eugene Ormandy.
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New York
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Louise Carlier
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Epic
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United States
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Philadelphia Angel
Giselle
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Royal Opera House
London
Yuri Fayer
Bolshoi Theatre Ballet
Angel
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Iron Curtain
Columbia
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Smetana
Weber
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Berlioz
Fritz Reiner
Chicago Symphony
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Lieutenant Kite
Stravinsky
RCA Victor
William Steinberg
Richard Strauss
der Rosenkavalier
The Southern Wild by Ruth Chatterton review
A Doubleday release titled The Southern Wild by Ruth Chatterton presents a vivid drama of life in the modern South. The novel follows the intertwined fates of white and Black characters, revealing social tensions and personal passions.
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Ruth Chatterton
Doubleday
Evening Radio Schedule Rowing Through Prime Time
A dense list of TV and radio program slots detailing sign on and sign off times, news, talk shows, music, dramas, church services, and special broadcasts across multiple stations and networks. Names of programs include The Jack Benny Show, This is the Life, Truth and Gospel programs, church hours, and various music and news blocks.
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Riley
Jack Benny
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Churen
Ns Mu Beyond Star
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Mantovani
Mus
Voice of Prophecy
Wings of Healing
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Gor
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Abc-Nbc
New Israel
Monitor
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New York
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Decision For Research
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Dinah Shore
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el Dorado
Ark
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Chevy
The Official Atlas of the Civil War reviewed
A landmark publication featuring 175 plates from the Official Records of the Civil War. Yoseloff presents monumental battle and campaign maps not previously accessible to the public. Foreword by Henry Steele Commager and publisher notes outline the project’s challenges and value.
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Thomas Yoseloff
Henry Steele Commager
Meredith Clan Rivalry Redrawn in Southern City Tale
A tradition bound world clashes with a changing South as violence and tragedy unfold when the Meredith leading citizens face a challenge to their supremacy. The story surveys present day Southern society and its tensions.
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Meredith
Crossword Clue Style Puzzle From Historic News Item
In Waltham Mass a 1958 Cadillac with 42 miles crashed into a second car on Route 128. A third car then hit the Cadillac rear end. Kenneth Page, owner, found the car that hit him was his own second vehicle driven by his wife. Pakistan Burma and Ceylon bought nearly all of India’s 1956 coal exports.
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UPI
Kenneth Page
Cadillac
Pakistan
Burma
Ceylon
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