Moon Commemorative Stamp Pages From White Ace Line
Washington Press of Maplewood NJ markets White Ace Album pages for Land ing on the Moon stamps. The pages feature lunar scene art, Earth in the background, and Ned Armstrong’s first words. Future supplements and three ring binder compatibility are noted. Great Britain outlines 1970 commemorative issues including architecture and literary anniversaries.
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Washington Press
Maplewood NJ
Earth
Ned Armstrong
United Nations
Universal Postal Union
Great Britain
Philatelic issues and upcoming events dominate stamp news
A moon landing themed issue features four 5d stamps, plus British Commonwealth Games and Philympia designs in 5d 6d and 1s6d. Canada honors humorist Stephen Leacock with a 6¢ stamp on Nov 12 for his centennial birth, featuring Mariposa and Sunshine Sketches. Belgium issues 25¢ Benelux stamp on Sept 8 and four butterfly stamps Sept 15. September 22 to November 20 lists several U.S. and international events and a Christmas issue, all at 6¢ denominations.
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William Wordsworth
Edinburgh
Philympia
London
Stephen Leacock
Canada
Hampshire
England
Belgium
Benelux
Cooperative Economic and Social Union
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Dee Dee Warwick Strives For Solo Career Independence
Dee Dee Warwick details five-year leap from backup group to solo singer with her own single Alfie and a movie tie in. She recalls early days with Dionne Warwick and the Gospel Airs, awaiting college and club circuits for exposure while pursuing new recordings and personal sound distinct from her sister.
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Dee Dee Warwick
Warwick
Dee Dee
Dionne Warwick
Alfie
California
Dionne
Delia
Atlantic
Aretha
Columbia
Mercury
Tme
Eva Gabor
England
Cilla Black
Warwick Sisters
Photographers School project mentors underprivileged youth
The article describes a New York City effort to inspire deprived youths through photography. Thirty five Brooklyn and Bronx students participated in a day with the Famous Photographers School, Kodak provided gear, and an 18 year old, Morris Styron, already exhibited work, aims for a three year scholarship.
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New York City
Brooklyn
Bronx
Famous Photographers School
Marta Valle
Youth Service Agency, Human Resources Administration of
Victor Keppler
Famous Photographers School of
Westport
Conn
Sherwood Island
Kodak
Morris Styron
Brooklyn Museum
Lincoln Center
Harry Garfield
Famous
Photographers School
Sherwood Island Park
Caramel Slag sugar bowl from Chocolate Glass era
A reader asks about a sugar bowl's glass type. The answer identifies it as Caramel Slag, once called Chocolate Glass, produced by Jacob Rosenthal at Indiana Tumbler and Goblet Co between 1900 and 1903, with later pieces in 1912 by Fenton Art Glass. The ware shows a coffee to chocolate color variation from glass thickness.
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Jacob Rosenthal
Indiana Tumbler and Goblet
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