Danny Kaye on CBS TV praises UNICEF mission and world unity
The Sunday CBS program The Secret Life of Danny Kaye shows him touring Morocco Nigeria Italy Turkey Israel Yugoslavia Greece and England before masses of children. He works without pay to promote goodwill and brotherhood among all children. He compares his work to Schweitzer and Bromfield and emphasizes the global reach of his humanitarian message.
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Danny Kaye
CBS
Unicef
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
Danny
Morocco
Nigeria
Italy
Turkey
Israel
Yugoslavia
Greece
England
Brotherhood of Man
New York
Albert Schweitzer
Central Africa
Louis Bromfield
Bug Dust By ¢. J. Needy Meluade
The 1879 Wayne County death sentence pronounces Laban T. Walker guilty for killing and awaits execution. Judge Everton Ward delivers a stern, religion infused address urging repentance and mercy before the sheriff hangs him on November 28, 1879.
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Meluade
M. L. Moore
S. Oakwood Ave
Wayne County
Everton Ward
Laban T. Walker
Purgatory
Earth
Heaven
God
Worry Clinic Case Reflects Sabbath Erosion Debate
A psychologist narrator rejects a Sunday hypnosis seminar noting conflict with Sabbath sanctity. He warns against modern American secularization and European habits as erosion of national vigor, urging professionals to avoid Sunday conventions and uphold Ten Commandments.
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South
George
Philip
Europe
John Wesley
Christ
Gals Take Over Lambs Club and Ban on Tablecloths
New York club life gets a shake up as Lambs Club opens to women from 3 to 10 pm. Dagmar and Danny Dayton host guests while Dagmar jokes about men and wives sharing power. The piece mixes gossipy sightings, theater folks, and light cultural notes in a playful nod to midcentury nightlife.
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New York
Lambs Club
Lambs
Dagmar
Danny Dayton
B.W. and
Victor Herbert
Ring Lardner
John McGraw
John Barrymore
Bill
Stepherd
William Gaxton
Joe E. Brown
Conrad Nagel
Billy Reed
Eddie Dowling
Walter Groza
Dane de Leo
Mickey Alpert
Gaston
Dag
B. W
Joyce Randolph
Jackie Gleason
Paulette Goddard
Eric Remarque
Manhattan
Frank Sinatra
T. D. Jimmy
Julie Dorsey
Paramount
Copa
Jerry Lewis
Warner Bros
Diana Barrymore
Tools
Birthday of B Frank Heintzleman Governor of Alaska
Birthday note for B Frank Heintzleman born December 3 1888 in Fayetteville Pennsylvania. Since 1933 he has been governor of Alaska the first Republican in 20 years. Former regional forester for 16 years he directed the agriculture work in Alaska. Yale graduate with a Master of Forestry.
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B. Frank Heintzleman
Fayetteville
Alaska
Department of Agriculture
Maska
Yale University
Arthritis Strikes Hardest at Farmers
Hal Boyle reports a miscellany of quirky facts and trivia from public life and health. Items include measures of clothing weight for men and women, a Alaska railroad issue with moose, breakfast habits among Ohio teens, and a broad survey on Caesarean deliveries, cancer prevalence, highways, and other curiosities. The tone satirically surveys daily life and attitudes, ending with a quip about Oliver Herford.
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New York
Alaska
Wiliam Henry Harrison
White House
Ohio
United States
George Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
Duchess of Windsor
Ono
Bob Sweeney
San Francisco
Tralley
Denmark
Minnesota
Canada
U.S
Oliver Herford
Prayer for all men and fair attitudes across nations
A petition seeking God’s guidance to develop deep concern for all people, urging attitudes free from prejudice and to use talents to bring the kingdom into a living reality today. Signed by minister Aimen-C. Boxer Pearle of Bethel AMLE, Kansas City, Missouri.
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God
Berlin
New York
Sumatra
Montgomery
Alabama
Jesus
Aimen—C. Boxer
Pearle
Kansas City
Bethel
Amle
Syria Faces Risk as Red Expansion Looms
Washington bureau reports Syria under strain as Soviet arms flow continues and pro Soviet officers seize command of its 60,000 man army. Analysts warn Syria could drift into the Communist orbit amid Middle East tensions post Suez.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Hitler
Abdel Hamid Serraj
Syria
Nasser
Iraq
United States
Middle East
Col. Serraj
Deuxieme Bureau
Col
Serraj
Russia
Sy ED Creagh
Associated Press
James Marlow
Washington
Suez
Lemmon Turns Songwriter Star In Hollywood Tale
Hollywood star Jack Lemmon, famed for light comedy, reveals he wrote songs and even a Broadway score that was never produced. He landed a theme for Fire Down Below with Rita Hayworth and Robert Mitchum, recorded by Morris Stoloff, marking his first major musical achievement and a rare thrill beyond Oscar glory.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Jack Lemmon
Lemmon
Cary Grant
Ens
Pulver
Mister Roberts
Columbia
Rita Hayworth
Robert Mitchum
Jonie Tapas
Morris Stoloff
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Kuwaily
United Nations
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Pat Noland
Nealeigh
Register
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
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Tecak
AP News
Brooks & Finley
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Gals
Chuck Horner
Garry Moore
Hetty Parnell
Julie
Andrews
Rod Steiger
Harwyn Checkroom
Groucho Marx
Tony Franciosa
Groucho
Earl
Richard Armour
Walter Stozak
Jonathan Winters
Hal Boyle
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Britain
Jordan
Lebanon
Sstia
Did
Sen, Sparksman
Lou Henderson
Roosevelt
Wrong
Tonsberg
Norway
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