Expert on photography not a cameraman, Charles Abel
Charles Abel, 60, a leading photography authority with over 20 books and 40 years of writing, edits Professional Photographer magazine. He formerly served as executive manager of the Photographers' Association of America and belongs to many photographic groups. He recently bought a camera. AustinTexas capital boasts the largest state capitol and is the nation’s second in size to Washington.
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Skyblazers Air Force Team Disbanding After Deadly Accident
U S Air Force disbands its famed Skyblazers precision flying team after five pilots formed in 1949 and a crash claimed Captain John D. O'Brien. The four remaining pilots Harry K Evans Lawrence Damewood Charles Patullo and C A Patullo return home by September. The team inspired NATO admiration across Western Europe and showcased jet acrobatics from 15 000 feet.
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Ohio Poll Shows Eisenhower Narrowly Leading Stevenson
Princeton Research Service reports an Ohio statewide trial heat with Eisenhower ahead of Stevenson by a narrow margin. The poll notes that undecided voters lean Eisenhower, and cites historical Ohio results and national context including Eisenhower leading in New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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Lichols Sees Lighter Side Of The News
Washington report notes the old-time Glidden Auto Tour with humor as a VP of American Airlines was grounded over a Fiat mishap. The tour drew cars from Harrisburg to the capital, featuring Melbourne Brinale and Louise Baxter aboard a Crane Simplex as they covered 116 miles in just over three hours.
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GOP Leaders Press For Details On Stevenson Fund
Springfield officials and Republican leaders demanded full disclosure of Adlai Stevenson’s fund used to recruit state executives. State administrators said they knew nothing of the fund and accused Stevenson of payroll padding, while Stevenson said funding came from campaign leftovers and later contributions with no improper links.
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Visitor to Russia sees little worth bragging about
An Illinois official describes a Russian tour as revealing dilapidated towns and worn clothing, with broken streetcars and propaganda radio on trains. The diplomat notes Russians show disbelief at an American visitor and that anti American sentiment varies by traveler. The second piece profiles Dr Pedro Ara Sarna, an anatomist in Cordoba, describing his embalming method and plans for a public monument in Buenos Aires if successful.
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Embalmer Aids Plan to Preserve Eva Peron Body
In Buenos Aires an Spanish embalmer will work seven months to preserve the body of Eva Peron as officials seek burial plans. The effort follows reports of funeral arrangements and public interest in the Argentinian leader.
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Early Colonial Slang Describes Spanish Dollars as Pieces of Eight
A scholar notes the West Indies used Spanish dollars called pieces of eight. Each coin was divided into eight parts or bits, with each bit valued at a fraction of a dollar, and each half-sent exchanged for American money.
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