TV shows must appeal to all classes warn writer
Cynthia Lour argues that television needs broad family appeal to draw large audiences for expensive shows. She notes Westerns and Cinderella style specials aimed at both kids and adults, citing fairy tales, dancing productions, and the trend toward plot driven telecasts. James Christopher Owens, a GE stockholder born on the 75th anniversary, highlights the dividend windfall for young heir owners as GE distributes over 43 million dollars in dividends.
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Don’t Scratch That Itch! In Just 15 Minutes
An old advertisement promises fast itch relief for various skin irritations. It claims the product Deadens itch in minutes and kills germs on contact, suitable for eczema, ringworm, insect bites, and surface itches. Marketed locally by Middlekauft’s Drug Store.
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Burglar Loots Parker’s Laundry In Rupert Case
Law officers pursued a burglar who emptied Parker’s Laundry and Dry Cleaners in Rupert. Among stolen items were two pairs of trousers belonging to Sheriff Theo Johnson and Police Chief Jake Wall. The thief was captured in Pocatello, but neither officer recovered their pants.
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Swedish Designed Bazaar Craft Patterns for Home Use
Simple handcraft ad invites readers to send 35 cents per pattern plus 5 cents extra for first class mail to The Daily Mail Needlecraft Cent in New York for Pattern 566 Swedish weaving on duck items. Includes two free patterns in a 1957 Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book and promises dozens of other new desk items.
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Maryland students miss Merit Scholarships finals
Ten Marylanders won National Merit Scholarships but none were Washington County residents. Five winners came from Baltimore, two from Bethesda, and one each from Chevy Chase Takoma Park and Hyattsville. The program funds over four million dollars to support college access for top students. Hancock High School plans a May 7 concert and a May 28 public band concert under David Casto.
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