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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1948
Page
14
Charles Michelson a longtime Democratic Party publicity director died in Washington on January 8 at age 179 according to an obituary.
The longtime Democratic press agent who took over in 1929 and served thirteen years died today after months of illness. Separately, the world's jute crop largely comes from Pakistan and is sent to Calcutta in India for processing.
In New York Catherine Lister faces an unexpected reunion with Stephen Darrell. He arrives after a Pacific service and questions her fiancé Nicky Bray while probing past wounds, jealousy, and family ties amid a tense apartment visit to her aunt Angela Wardwell’s house.
New York columnist Hal Boyle sketches life in a 15 story Lower East Side apartment tower where diverse families live as a single community. He notes multilingual dinners, notes left for milkmen, and a quiet harmony amid a cosmopolitan “one world” building.
After a long farm day Thad wants to rest with beer at home, but his wife prefers walking to the village for a soda and chat. The disagreement grows as Thad complains of sore feet while the missus pursues neighborly gossip at the tavern.
Network programs list times in Eastern Standard Time and advise subtracting one hour for Central and six hours for Mountain. Stations may shift relays to match local schedules and last minute changes cannot be included.
A dense listing of radio and TV programs across networks ABC CBS and MBS from 6:00 pm to midnight. Includes news, dramas, variety shows, sports, and kiddies hours with repeats and marquee hosts such as Burns and Allen Henry Aldrich and Eddie Cantor.
LYNCHBURG January 8. Hal Boyle AP columnist and Pulitzer winner will speak at a luncheon of the Virginia Press Association tomorrow. He is billed as delivering a talk styled the poor man's philos- phy in a witty, to the point manner drawing on wartime leaves from a correspondent's notebook.
The piece spotlights American Press columnist Boyle who described his writing aim as reaching the reader beside the person reading Ernie Pyle. He hails from Kansas City where his father ran a butcher shop and views the world through the lens of engaging customers. The article notes the broad appeal of his work and odd contrast with discussions of piano range.
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