New Year’s Eve Singers Reunite After Farewell Note
Eve Blair and Steve kiss and forgive as they agree to return to the Lubberman Home to sing for elderly residents. A mistaken phone call to the New Year’s committee had prompted their temporary separation, but a late call confirms they are trusted again for future performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Stephen
Mother
Steve
Ann
Bud
Lubberman
Eve
Eve Blairsend
Western Newspaper Union
New Year Turns Old Habits to Helpful Deeds
In a Tonal detail filled scene from a Tonya, Eleanor and Dick realize their selfishness and promise a new year of helping their parents. They prepare sandwiches and salad, wash dishes, and share in the holiday work, while Norm Treat faces a personal memory tied to The Bells of Avalon as a New Year program unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
Mother
Dad
Western Newspaper Union
St. Mary's
Scotland
Avalon
Norman
St Mary’s
Norman Treat
Charlene
Norm
Where Does the World Get Its Supply of Oil
A historical overview notes that oil reserves span all continents except Antarctica with just a dozen nations supplying most of the world’s petroleum. The United States leads production, followed by Soviet Russia and Venezuela, with Britain influential in distribution. Italy is a minor producer yet pivotal in embargo debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antarctica
National Geographic Society
United States
Soviet
Russia
Venezuela
Great Britain
Italy
Romania
Iran
Persia
Netherlands Indies
Mexico
Colombia
Argentina
Peru
India
Trinidad
Equator
Iraq
Point Barrow
Alaska
Lake Maracaibo
Summerland
Santa Barbara County
California
Pacific
Oklahoma
Ular
Louisiana Gulf Coast
Soviet Russia
Komania
Adalberon’s warning on anger and bias for clear thinking
A quote from Archbishop Adalberon, spoken at a historic gathering in Lower Lorraine, urges that hatred not stifle reason and affection not distort truth. The passage prompts reflection on modern attitudes toward anger and bias in decision making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adalberon
Lower
Lorraine
France
Barry the St Bernard Hero of Swiss Alps Hospice
Barry the St Bernard of the St Bernard Hospice in the Swiss Alps saved 40 travelers in life threatening snowstorms before being fatally shot by a man who mistook him for a wolf. He bore a little girl to safety and became famed for his intelligence and bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
St. Bernard
St Bernard
Swiss Alps
15 000 Parts in the Modern Automobile
A factoid notes that the modern automobile comprises about 15 000 separate parts. It emphasizes the complex assembly behind a typical car and hints at the scope of automotive engineering involved.
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Alice B. Palmer
Firestone
Firestone Auto Supply and Service
Firestone Tire
Richard Crooks
Nelson Eddy
Margaret Speaks
WEAF
F. 7
B. Co
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