Winchester group honors campaign workers at annual meeting
The article notes the 1957 campaign goal of 48 611 dollars with county and city leaders recognized for securing funds. It records plans for a United Fund for Winchester and Frederick and discusses combining campaigns while keeping the Community Chest name.
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Oumdations
Charles S. Toan
Alfred L. Snapp
Thomas L. Dicks
Charles A. Campbell, Jr
Frank Whitacre
Godfrey Prelip
Alva Richards
Marvin Gore, Sr
Dudley C. Lichliter
Lonnie W. Brooks
Lawrence Fries
J. W. Arthur, Jr
Leon Slavin
Herbert L. Aman
Ken Smith
Edward Gale
Gladyce Crawford
George A. Clark
Ralph W. Mulvey
Manford D. Custer, Jr
Ferman Perry
Laurens P. Jones
Blue Ridge Area
Girl Scouts
George D. Jack
Perry
J. Randolph Larrick
Winchester- Frederick County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
United Fund
Winchester
Frederick
Winchester-Frederick
Back to Methuselah profitable on tour despite Broadway apathy
A long road tour of Bern ard Shaw's Back to Methuselah yielded about 13 000 in net profit, though its Broadway run with Tyrone Power and Faye Emerson was cut short by weak audience interest. A Eugene Gilbert & Co study found teenagers rely most on newspapers for current, practical information and insight into the adult world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eugene Gilbert & Co
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Mix of Puzzles
Crossword puzzle snippet with across and down clues including various wordplay items and a few listed monetary values. Appears to be a mixed theme page with entries like Monks, Route, and Broadway show hints along with multiple numbered clues and a Saturday answer note.
Westerns dominate TV and cinema in record year
Hollywood reports a boom in horse operas with 30 Western TV series planned for fall and major Western films in production. Top stars like Gary Cooper John Wayne and Brando headline upcoming westerns as audiences flock to the frontier genre.
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Hollywood
Gary Cooper
John Wayne
Joel McCrea
Bat Masterson
Don Murray
Hell
Texas
Thousand Hills
Nunnally Johnson
Frank Sinatra
Marlon Brando
Brando
Gregory Peck
Fred MacMurray
Kirk Douglas
Burt Lancaster
Glenn Ford
Drastic Changes Proposed in Soviet Secondary Schools
The Kremlin faces youth who finish secondary school but cannot enter higher education and resist manual labor. Khrushchev cites 450 000 yearly admissions to higher education, half full day, leaving about 700 000 graduates unable to pursue further study. Americans expect about 112 million high school graduates nationwide with 140 000 entering higher education.
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Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Teens Read Newspapers Regularly Says Survey
Eugene Gilbert and Co. survey finds most teenagers see themselves as regular newspaper readers. Four of five respondents answered yes when asked if they read a newspaper yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Gilbert & Co
Teen Gangster More Dangerous In America Than in Europe
Vienna based expert Prof. Hans Hoff warned American juvenile delinquents pose greater danger than European youths. He cited lifestyle, self control, and media influence as factors and criticized U.S. record clearing laws limiting second chances for youths.
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America
Europe
Vienna
Hans Hoff
Psychiatric - Neurologic University Clinic
United States
Hoff
Austria
U.S
Edward G Robinson Jr Injured After 35 Foot Fall
Hollywood police report Edward G Robinson Jr son of the movie star fell 35 feet from a balcony while fishing at his Malibu Beach home Sunday night He was rushed to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital with multiple cuts and possible fractures said Dr Weir Deputies described the injuries as serious but not life threatening and the incident is under investigation
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Hollywood (Ap
Edward G. Robinson Jr
Malibu
Sheriff's Deputies
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Robert Weir
Reading habits reveal gender split in food features
A study on newspaper reading shows one fifth of male readers enjoy food features while four fifths of female readers do. The Continuing Study of News indicates strong female interest in culinary content across sections.
Khrushchev Urges Vocational Training For Youth
The Kremlin plans mass labor mobilizations for 700000 youths and many will receive military training. Khrushchev proposes drastic secondary education reform to provide vocational training in the final years. The regime also tightens higher education access to deter dissent among students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Tailor Repairs Skirt Loss of Wallet in Jersey Shop
Elizabeth New Jersey AP report says tailor Meyer Jaconson aided a woman who asked for a ripped skirt repair. After she thanked him with a hug she left, later he found his wallet containing $60 missing from his hip pocket.
Police Bee Leaguered In Own Headquarters
Bees swarmed the Bloomfield New Jersey police headquarters for an hour. Officers deputized Paul Schindler a professional beekeeper who lured the queen into a hive. The swarm reformed and dispersed after the queen was guided away.
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Police Bee
Bloomfield
N. J
Paul Schindler
Woodlands and mills harvest 75 million trees in 1957
In 1957 advertisers pulled wood from forests as 26,000 men worked a year in woodlands and mills to harvest an estimated 75,000,000 trees for advertising space.
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South Ward
Charles E. Rupp
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F. L. Largent, Jr
Negro Day Nursery
H. P. Maccubbin
Northwestern Child Guidance
Nat Joyner
Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scouts
John J. Carr
The
Salvation Army
George F. Nixon
USC
Edward W. Barr
Winchester Day Nursery
Toan
Community Chest
Clearbook
Stonewall Dist
Alfred L Snapp, Sr
Shawnee Dist
Lemuel W. Brown
Earth
Demin
Barry
Boscawen St
Zenith Everlass
Daily Crossword
Sen
Byrd
Abbi
Provident
Quiet
Cuckoo
Cal
Mr. Turpin
Peru
By Bob Thomas
Bette Davis
Gary Merrill
Beverly Hills
Portland
Maine
Bette
Gary
Governor Muskle
Senate
Fess Parker
Walt Disney
Fess
Disney
Gale Storm
By Thomas P. Whitney
Shoecenter
Loudoun St
Edward G. Robinson, Jr
SANEX
Quality Cleaners
Melvin
Jimmy” Frye
Mgr
N. Loudoun St
Manbeck’s
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