Advertising Industry Donates Time and Talent to Public Service
STANLEY KLIGFELD reports the ad industry funds a record nonprofit drive with 20,000 plus volunteer hours. Campaigns include Home Fire Prevention and Engineers Wanted to boost national welfare and education, aided by input from multiple organizations and the U.S. Air Force’s ground observer corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spfrge
America
Ground Observer Corps
Theodore S. Repplier
Advertising Council, Inc
Repplier
Charles Foods Corporat Ple
Stuart Peabody
Borden Company
Engineers Joint Council
U.S. Air Force
Eisenhower
Advertising Council
Society For the Prevention of
National Association of Gag Writers
Council
Washington, D. C
Mom Richards
U. S
Heart Association
Pearl
American Business
Rescue Ship Practices on Sub By W J WAUGH Aboard USS Greenlet
Aboard the Greenlet sailors train with the U S Navy subs rescue bell as a routine method for submarine rescue. The article recounts the 1939 Squalus incident, the bell setup with anchors, and Bettencourt’s dive to attach a cable, detailing the bell’s descent, hatch entry, and rapid submersion procedures on the ocean bottom. The piece emphasizes the bell's design, gas, and humidity conditions, plus the tense sequence of lowering and securing aboard a submerged submarine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Waugh
Greenlet
Ullrich
John J. Bett
Stencourt
Peabody
Mass
Navy
Maui
Hawaii
Gietna
Howard ©. Ullrich
Lafayette
Calif
Bettencourt
Sea Fox
Assengers
Adeck
George S. Bennett
Belb
St Lawrence Project Builds Cofferdams and Roads for Barnhart Site
The Power Authority of the State of New York announces stagewise construction for the Barnhart power house and Long Sault dam. Cofferdams under way, bridges to Barnhart Island and a railroad spur from Massena Terminal funded. Homes for engineers rising as turbines and equipment contracts proceed toward advertising by month’s end.
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New York
St. Lawrence Project
Power Authority of
State of
Barnhart
Long Sault Dam
Barnhart Island
Massena
Crete
Mately
Usedanion
Chiin
Alany
Lervices
Pencee
Conse Ees
Nower
Five Year Rise of Japan’s Burlesque Dancer to Film Star
Machiko Kyo rose from Osaka burlesque dancer earning 15 yen a month to Japan’s top actress and highest paid woman. Her films won Venice Grand Prix and Cannes Grand Prix, with 1951 earnings around 50,000 yen yearly. She credits Daiei Studio scouts in 1949 for changing her path.
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Tokyo
Manchiko Kyo
Japan
Machike
Arl
Ishe
Osaka
Europe presses cautious line on Russian moves
Paris dispatch notes Europeans show growing caution toward Moscow amid latest Russian diplomacy. Western governments rejected a new four power conference offer and editors warn against overtrust in Russian assurances. France Som notes Eisenhower crisis of uneasy pacifism and limits to diplomatic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thony Bower
Paris
Nana
U.S
Japan
Encore Concert for Queen at White House Memorably Late
Washington town recalls a White House dinner where six singers from The Caralers performed for Queen Elizabeth and President Eisenhower. At a presidential request they repeated Dry Bones, then the Queen Mother joked about the singers staying on as they lingered in the private apartments until 1 15 a m.
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Wasitington
Washington
Caralers
White House
Queen Mother
Elizabbeth
Eisenhower
Denny
Paris Welcomes Flying Saucer Martians With Gala Aims
Reporter Noel Anthony Paris notes flying saucers captivate France as Nogent gendarme chases a "small Martian" amid orchards and a helicopter sighting. Count Leon Dejstage hosts an honors ball for visiting blue planetarians while fundraising for a National Fetes committee aims to fund a lavish Paris welcome and barge pageantry.
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Noel
Anthony Paris
Nana
France
Nogent
Henri Ziggies
Ministry
Count Leon Dejstage
Faucenbert
Maxim
Say
Blood
Paris
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Stanley Kligfeld
Picture Magazine
Power Authority
Portsmouth
N. H
Liewmenan
U.S.S
Barnhart Island Power
Daiei
Machiko
Europe
Queen
Judah
Ethiora
Moulin Rouge
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