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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1958
Page
2
Ithaca report notes a vice president, Ellen Amy Dunham, praising pregnancy as a future customer while describing life at a food maker. The piece also cites national ice cream production and per capita trends, and brief items from Stockholm and Caracas on museums and trade.
Highlights today on WELY FM feature a schedule of classical and musical theater pieces. Balakirev Overture on Breakfast Symphony at 8 05 to 9 a m Prokofiev Piano Concerto No 3 in C major 11 05 to 11 43 am Bach Walters The Wise Virgins Ballet Suite 1 05 to 2 pm Beethoven Violin Concerto in D major 9 05 to 9 43 pm Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No 3 in C minor 9 08 to 10 pm Debussy Nocturnes for Orchestra 11 07 am Midnight Borodin Quartet No 1 in A major Midnight with Music 12 08 am
A TV Mailbag column answers reader questions about actor bartholomew now directing advertising agency work, Edward G Robinson recovering from illness, Michael Landon appearing as Jim Summers in Trackdown, and Ed Wynn Show ending January 15. The notes reflect typical mid century TV gossip and factual corrections.
Independent critics rate today shows featuring Carol Lawrence with Dorothy Collins and Johnny Desmond performing a New York themed medley including Tonight and I Won't Dance. Also highlights Ellery Queen The Hollow Man and Bilko and the Medium, plus a Joe Joanie Woodward interview with Paul Newman and a quirky animal talent segment.
A Chicago interview sketches Hermione Gingold’s book and TV past, noting her on air dog, quirky anecdotes, and the plan for a Broadway musical. It mentions her Broadway work, a British producer, and excerpts about Mao era remarks, plus a cheeky appendix gag.
Hong Kong reports Mao urges using rivers for training over pools as swimmers seek to escape red China influence. Officials dismiss pool-centric regimes and advocate natural water channels for endurance and discipline. The stance signals broader push to shift athletic infrastructure away from state-controlled facilities.
A fragmented report notes potato production patterns centering on Europe and Russia, contrasting with the Andes origins of the vegetable and touching on world production dynamics.
A reader's digest summary claims mental ability improves with age, citing January issue evidence that earlier studies misled. It urges readers to buy the magazine, touting 36 articles and scientific tone for aging and cognition.
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