Low Necklines Nearly Passe
New York fashion expert Blanche Ravisse says plunging necklines will go out of fashion by winter. She argues excess has cooled interest, notes men disfavor them and that true charm comes from carriage and conduct. She expects fewer gowns but notes some will remain for summer, evening wear, and star repeats.
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U.P
America
Blanche Ravisse
Charm Institute
Miss Ravisse
Jane Russells
Frozen orange juice preserves most vitamin C
A Chicago report to the American Medical Association states research finds about 98 percent of the vitamin C in fresh oranges can be retained in frozen concentrated juice when proper methods are used. It warns that leaving reconstituted juice in open room temperature containers causes appreciable vitamin C loss, while refrigerating at 40 degrees F. makes losses negligible.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Truman popularity hits 24 percent in Gallup poll
Gallup reports President Truman at 24 percent approval with 61 percent disapproval amid MacArthur dismissal controversy and ongoing 1952 national political calculations. The survey tracks approval shifts since December 1950 and compares to Roosevelt's peak and lows, noting Democratic, Republican, and independent splits.
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Gallup
Truman
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
MacArthur
Denver
McArthur
Repub- Independats
Lncans
Institute
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mr. Truman
Bridge Entails Some Guesswork
Oswald Jacoby discusses bridge play with practical tips on inference and decision making. The column explores how players judge opponents hands from clues and how risk affects bidding and card play.
South as hero of a bold bridge hand
The discussion centers on why there may be no absolute logical solutions to all bridge problems and that guesswork can preserve the game's appeal. The hand in question highlights South's bold bid and careful play, with Fast not faulted for guessing, and East not cast as the villain.
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Fast
South
East
Dominican Males Outnumber Women Census Finds
Ciudad Trujillo reports 6 435 more females than males in the Dominican Republic. Women total 1 063 759 and men 1 057 324. Population up 641 166 since 1935. Officials say figures ease fears of overpopulation versus Puerto Rico and Haiti, which have about four million people each in smaller arable lands.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico
Haiti
Pipeline water project replaces wartime oil line
The Calcutta to Kunming oil pipeline used during World War II has been dismantled and repurposed to supply water systems for communities along its route. The transformation supports local water access and underscores postwar infrastructure reuse.
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Calcutta
Kunming
China
French Guiana Prison Colony History Noted
French Guiana became a prison colony in 1652 with sentences to the colony abolished by French law in 1938. Today the former site is profitably occupied by DP's recruited by the International Refugee Organization.
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French Guiana
International Refugee Organization
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