All About Pictures Photography in Hungary and Film Theory
A discussion contrasts state controlled photography in Hungary with Western freedoms, detailing required permits, state ownership of studios, 51 hour work weeks, indoctrination duties, and social realism. The piece discusses film emulsions, ASA ratings, and practical tips for Tri X 500 in varied light, advising notes to improve exposure and understanding of lighting.
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Hungary
Free West
Agfa
Kodak
TV Repairman Hits Jackpot Behind Screen
Tulsa report details Jamie McIntosh finding an odd hoard behind a television set. He retrieves nineteen pencils, three toy drum kicks, three lollipop sticks, and miscellaneous small items alongside screws, wood fragments, and other fasteners. The bizarre cache includes bamboo pieces, a safety pin, straw pieces, earrings, and an assortment of household odds and ends.
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Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Jamie McIntosh
McIntosh
Aj Hall
Broadway theater plans and film company moves in 1957
Broadway theatergoers face Stratford season opening April 2 with 25 weeks, stars Ashcroft Clunes Harris Miller Keen and Gielgud in The Tempest and other plays. Judy Garland tops Born in Wedlock film project with Sid Luft. United Artists reports 1956 gross 65.3 million, predicts 38-48 films for 1957-59, Pakula Mulligan form new company to produce Liars Cette on stage and TV with regional HQs.
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New York
Britain
Shakespeare Memorial Theater
Stratford-Upon- Avon
Pegey Ashcroft
Alec Clunes
Robert Harris
Joan Miller
Geoffrey Keen
John Gielgud
Prospero
King John
Julius Caesar
Pakula + Mulligan
Westminster Dog Show Dominates New York Scene Amid 2500 Entries
The Westminster Dog Show fills Madison Square Garden with over 2,500 dogs entered for two days of breed judging opening February 11. Exhibitors from Ohio to New York travel to the Garden, seeking Best in Show as crowds pack the venue and theater districts nearby.
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Rockefeller Center
Hotel Taft
N. Y
Madison Square Garden
New York
Thines Square
Metropolitan Opera
Westminster
Omo
Lorain County
Marge
Flood Crowe
Columbia Station
Robert Greene
Brunswick
Merely
Elymady
Robert Wallen
Cleveland
Milwaukee
St. Laws
Chicago
Boston
Philadelpha
Points South
Western Reserve Kennel Club
Dr. E. 8. Montgomery
Taren
Pay Too Small Town Lacks Constable in Goldfield
Goldfield Township will go without a constable for at least two more years as the attorney general rules Robert Luce ineligible for the office. Luce filed as nonpartisan. AG says only judicial and school posts are nonpartisan in Nevada. Luce should have run as Republican Democrat or independent.
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Goldfield, New
Goldfield Township
Goldfield
Attorney General
Robert Luce
Nevada
Luce
I Worked At The Corset Counter During Pre Holiday
The narrator recalls life on a country farm, a package misdelivered to Uncle Sam, and a stint at a city corset counter. She describes handling heavy steel stays, rude customer reactions, and a store detective turning the task into a lesson. A pre holiday week reveals temptations, small thefts, and a wary memory of reporting strangers.
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Laugl
Meinke embezzlement case set for Feb in Lorain court
Rustlin around notes the Lorain County Common Pleas Court will hear the Meinke embezzlement case February 26 in Judge John D. Pincura's court. State Attorney C William McCray and Andrew Warhola lead the prosecution. defense lawyers are Richard Horan and Lawrence Ashenbach. The piece also mixes local notes on Floyd Patterson and other items from Elyria society.
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Fred A. Meinke
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Meinke
Water Eee Department
John D. Pincura
C. William McCray
Andrew Warhola
Paul J.mikus
Richard
Horan
Lawrence R. Ashenbach
Lawe
Myers
Ashen
Memory and myth in Karolyi and frontier legends
A book by A P Taylor surveys Michael Karolyi once Hungary’s wealthiest nobleman who redistributed his fortune to peasants and faced exile and failed socialist leadership. The memoirs trace his World War I stance, exile in Paris, and opposition to Rajk’s execution, while comparing frontier fiction’s landholders to real historical figures.
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Michael Karolyi
Dutton
P. Taylor
Cialist
Karolyi
Hungary
Catherine
Paris
Matyas Rakosi
Imre Avaey
Mlh0e Uc
Rajk
Rachel Anti Fish
Coward McCann
Col
Robert Merrill Forge
Alabama
Mrs. Fish
Colonel Forge
Woman In Distress De Skunked Car By AAA Aid
In Madison Wisconsin the state AAA assisted a woman truly in distress when a skunk perfumed her car. Mrs Nola Pugh called for help and Milwaukee fumigator de skunked the vehicle, describing it as an unusual but chivalrous act.
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Madison, Wis
Wisconsin
American Automobile Association
Nola Pugh
AAA
Milwaukee
June Valli and country pop fusion rise in 1950s music scene
June Valli, born June 30 1930 in the Bronx, emerges from Italian musical roots to blend country with pop as Elvis and merited artists rise. The piece traces her early shows at Washington Irving High, talent scouts, RCA Victory contract, and a Tour with Ted Heath and friends. It also notes a copyright suit by Milton Kellem and Jimmy Craig against Frank Sinatra and Capitol Records over Your Love For Me copying Love Is a Beautiful Thing.
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June Valli
June
New York
Bronx
Washington Irving High School
Perry Como
Nashville
Elvis Presley
Wee
TiSiin
Marty Robbin
Box Bet
Guy Mitchell
Versian Kem Woo
Linan Shore
Naples
Dune
Junie
Zack
Abe Burrow
Gel Gilbert
Mory
Monthe
Rselves
Laniis
Vie En Rowe
Sony
RCA Victory
James
Young Love
Jorm June
Sret Receves
Crying Cash
Ted Heath
al Hibbler
June Christy
Eddie Heywood
Heath
Willard Alexander Inc
Buddy Basch
Basch
Washington
D.C
Toronto
Ont
Milton Kellem
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Norrie Harkness
Victor Skita
Budapest
Skita
Judy Garland
Sid Luft
Par
Margaret Echard
United Artists
Independent Motion Picture Distributing Organization
United States
Canadian
Mar
Am Nan Kan See Mette
Tron
Arthur B. Krim
Krim
Media
Completures
Mad
Hollywood
Pakula
Paramount Pictures
Anthony Perkins
Karl Maken
Mulligan
Acc
Mildred Amato
Quaker Oats Division of Kennel Products
Sheraton-Astor
St. Patricks Cathedral
Evelyn Andrews
A End
Rustlin
Russ Davies
Common Pleas Court
Ohio
Floyd Patterson
Ebony
Patterson
Joe Louis
Floyd
Joe Maxim
Duke of
Second St
al Alten
Buena Park
Calif
Leona
Knott
Seled
Jean Cantleberry
Jean
Don Ludwig
Amherst
Indiana University
Bloomington
Donald Ludwig
Don
J. Keogh Rash
School of Public Health
University of California, Berkeley
Jim Gratz
Avon Lake High School
Gratz
Dr. Ludwig
Harvard University
Lloyd Jordan
Elyrian
Johnny Hazlett
Bendix Westinghouse
Magett
Jordan
Jeanette
Amherst College
Harvard
Haslett
Jordes
John
John Sr
Bendix-Westinghouse
Fla
Hazletts
Deen Creek
Hazlett
Elyria
Howard
Bob
Neil Yingling
Chronicle-Telegram Bureau
Lorain
3921St Reconnaisance Technical Squadron
England
Great Britain
Petral
Tao Loralalte
Neil
Sue Stanislawski
Loram
Bon Air Ave
Sandy Moyes
Herbert Stengel
Phyllis Hill
Stengel
Bon Air
Cleveland St
Perry Ct
Beverly Ct
Broad St
Cedar St
United Press
the Music Box
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