Teenagers View Atomic Era with Hope and Fear
A Youth Research Co survey reports four in five teens see more good than evil in atomic energy while 55 percent fear its future. Opinions vary by region and gender, with a minority predicting mankind’s destruction. optimism persists about peace and progress through wiser use of atomic power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Gilbert
Gilbert Youth Research Co
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Connecticut
Brooklyn
Georgia
Sarah Lawrence College
Los Angeles
Chicago
Tourist Finds His Gi French Out Of Step With The Times
An American in Paris laments outdated phrase books for ex GIs and recalls trying to buy souvenirs on the Champs Elysées using phrases from Training Manual 30-692. He tests polite greetings with a blue caped police officer and finds the old language guide falls short in modern Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Mulligan
Paris
Secretary of Defense
Mr. Wilson
Happy Fur
Lough
Champs Elysee
Rue de Rivoli
Joel McCrea Advises Retaining Aging Stars in Film
Hollywood veteran Joel McCrea argues actors should acknowledge age and avoid pretending to be younger. He notes many mature stars stay in business by choosing appropriate roles and avoiding costly love scenes with much younger partners. McCrea reflects on retirement thoughts after wartime tours and praises better scripts he now receives. He mentions his film Trooper Hook and co star Barbara Stanwyck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Joel McCrea
Joel
Extension Magazine
Cathotc Monthly
Declan
Thay Leei
Trooper Hook
Iis
Barbara Stanwyck
Tuxedos Tame TV as Dinner Jackets Enter Screen
Radio and TV observer notes a rise in formal wear on television reflecting a clothing trend. Designer Rudelker credits expanding TV audiences and rising formal wear sales from 12 million in 1947 to 664 million this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mercer
New York
TV Playhouse
Don Ameche
Cape Cod
Sam Rustoffer
Rudofker
Rudefker
Downtown stores face suburban spread and traffic woes
The piece analyzes how downtown shopping districts struggle against suburban centers. It notes merchants closing downtown stores, expansion of suburban branches, and mixed plans to restrict traffic or pedestrianize streets. Industry leaders forecast rising overall sales despite shifts toward suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
Sismore
Trower Dor Ss
Raips Lazarus
Federated Department Stores
Wits
BL Rail Pu
Allied Stones
Bee Sis Vear
Noth
Albuquerque Misspelled in South African Letter
A letter sent from Johannes burg, South Africa to Albuquerque contains a misspelled address reading Albigueigne, New Mexico. Officials note the error shows ongoing city name misspellings as letters pass through varied hands.
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Albuquerque, X
Mom
Albuquerque
Cap Reventy
Johannesburg
South Africa
Albigueigne
New Mexico
Sioux ambush defeated as Schwabacker leads riders at dawn
Pre dawn assault near a lake tests Captain Blaine and Dr Butler as Lieutenant Schwabacker plots a dawn breakout. Corporal Linahan and a disciplined troop strip gear, move to a timber edge, and charge the Sioux camp, breaking their lines and driving off horses. The action ends with a mounted withdrawal toward Fort Kearny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linahan
Emil Schwabacker
Blaine
Dr. Butler
Schwabacker
Butler
Fetterman
Fort Kearny
Emil
Schwabacher
Finnegan
West Side
Laval
Buller
Seinabacker
Lewabacker
Schwabbacher
Raleigh County court to review 1937 assessment in June
The Raleigh County Court, Beckley, West Virginia, will begin June 3 1957 at 10 20 a m to review and equalize the 1937 county assessment. Sessions will last no more than 25 days with adjournments not exceeding three days. County Clerk Co O Smith Jr announces. The notice follows a funeral column with obituaries for Windsor Davis and Croy, and an In Memoriam poem.
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Raleigh County
West Virginia
Beckley
Co. O. Smith, Jr
Clerk County Court
Donald Thornhill
Michael Thornhill
Darreth CotiUle
Ronaie Cottle
Gene Windsor
jJack Windsor
Rose & Quesenheerry Funeral
Davis
E. J
Sophia
E. J. Davis, Jr
Williams Funeral Home
St. Francis
He Safes Catholic Church
Paul Helstey
Sunset Memorial Park
Ernest Angle
Bill Hall
Dan Banker
Dale McKinney
Russell Shumate
James Bonds
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NY Horse
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Perry Como
Business Mirror
May Department Stores Co
R. H. Macy & Co
Lazarus
Jamies James Keene
Random House, Inc
King Features Syndicate
Meus
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Bugle
Winahan
Manatire
Colombia
International
Enoy Croy
John Alan
Phillip’ S. Croy
Shady Springs
Fune
Webb Ad Neal
Vance
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Cora Richmond
Dennett Bennett
Jesse L
K Bibb Avenue
Webb and Neal Funeral Home
Hey
A. LW. Wilson
Hilltop
Oak Jill
Webb & Neal
Hoate Jackson Jackson
Willie
Cranberry
Prosperity First Baptist Church
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Love & Quesenberry Funeral Home
Meadows Fed Weadows
Vada
Margaret
Beaver
Calfee
Charles E. Malker
Hallie Junior Brewsbury
West Meadows Cemeery
Tank Branch
Keyser
Douglas ‘T. Bryant
Mgr
South Oaklood Ave
Berkley Ptelotelet
Amos E. Quesenberry
Rose & Quesenberry Funeral Home
Neville St
Ambulance Service Mint
R. H. Neal
Mgr. Webb & Neal Funeral Home
Vance Drive
Rock OF Ages
Fred Davis Sears
Harper Rd
Merideth
Earre
Wes
R. C. Egnor
Oak Hill
Logan
Kyle Davis
Mal
Old Eccles Road
W. Va
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Rupert
Black, Church
Bluefield
Harold Williams
Alen
Sanders
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