Are You in Your Picture
A column advises using an automatic release to include everyone in family photos. Set the timer and step into the shot, making a group picture with less self consciousness as the photographer stays out of view. John van Guilder suggests consulting dealers for remote devices and notes older cameras may have built in timing.
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John van Guilder
Luncheon Scoops on Resolutions with TV Radio Stars
Wendy Warren chats with actor friends about last year's resolutions. Teri Keane says she and John Larkin married in June 1950. Vinton Hayworth failed to DIY as planned. Jeanette Dowling planned Christmas cards but Sara did. Warren aims to read more and stay in touch.
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Colby’s
Teri Keane
NBC
John
John Larkin
Teri
Vinton Hayworth
Barry Markham
Jeanette Dowling
Jeanette
Sara
True Love Course Links Hair Styles to Time Saving
Article discusses fashion shifts favoring long hair while offering tips for in between stages. It highlights June Whitley from Father Knows Best adopting a side swept look that appears long but suits short hair, and ads practical guidance on caring for hairstyles, simplicity, natural looks, and the use of hair pieces during growth.
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June Whitley
Mother Anderson
June
Jane
Robert Haag
Virginia Kaye
Bill
Rosemary Roberts
CBS
Rosemary
Underworld
Awards Offered for High School Snapshooters
High school students in grades 9 through 12 in the United States may enter black and white photographs in four categories with a total prize of 3500 dollars. Submissions must be postmarked by February 28, 1951, and prints may be enlargements under 7 by 7 inches.
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United States
National Scholastic Press Association
Journalism
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Pictures Tell a Story Through Series of Snapshots
A writer praises photo series that chronicle steps in an activity. Families capture children’s actions such as baking a cake, showing how progressive shots create a narrative. The pleasure lasts as a cherished family record and a gift to distant relatives.
New Social Security Extends Coverage to Household Workers
The amended law extends Old-Age and Survivors Insurance to regular household workers like maids cooks and chauffeurs starting January 1 1951. Employers must report wages quarterly with a 3 percent tax and half may be deducted from wages. Workers need a social security card and those meeting 24 workdays in three months and earning at least 50 dollars become covered. George Washington quote ties thrift to savings bonds.
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Interna Revenue
Social Security Office
Notable TV and stage figures in holiday and entertainment items
Gordon MacRae performs a soft shoe at El Rancho Vegas showing off his dancing talent beyond singing. CBSs Wendy Warren storyline prompts listener protest over a potential marriage change. Robert Young highlighted by Le Montique for similarities to NBCs Anderson family. Peggy Wood travels to Brooklyn for Norwegian Christmas ornaments. CBS Musial Comedy Time marks Toyland, Renfro Valley features an 84-year-old performer.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
Gordon MacRae
NBC
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Warner Brothers
France
Bob Young
le Montique
Robert Young
Anderson
Peggy Wood
Cbs-Tv
Brooklyn
Ralph Nelson
Miss Wood
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