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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1951
Page
9
New York artist Paul Meltsner warns women have become slavish fashion robots losing individuality. He says make up hair and figure are altered to fit trends, making true portraits hard and critiquing models as mere hangers. Meltsner plans portraits of Eisenhower and French celebrities in Paris.
Lt Gen James A Van Fleet says the Eighth Army is in an excellent position since April and controls the Chorwon Kumhwa Pyongyang triangle limiting Red attack options. He believes UN forces can win militarily but notes uncertainty over Chinese plans and diplomacy.
The mountain laurel is designated as Connecticut’s state flower, affirming its symbolic role in state identity. The plant is recognized for its resilience and ornamental value within Connecticut’s landscapes.
Nearly 3000 construction workers at the Paducah atomic plant remained idle as unions avoided admitting a strike. The workers replied with the stock line We have gone fishing when asked about labor actions.
Union leaders used radio spot announcements to urge workers to return to their jobs, but with no effect. A spokesman said the atomic energy commission and contractor F. H. McGraw & Company had not been given any formal reason for the walkout.
Philadelphia reports Mrs. Madeleine Hunsperger asks President Truman to help fit her son Russell, an air forces service member at Presque Isle Maine, with properly sized summer pants for leave. She emphasizes it is a straightforward matter of business and seeks no favoritism.
Prince Aly Khan estranged husband of Rita Hayworth is due in Washington for a 10 day visit with a full entourage. He arrives June 26 and will stay at Wardman Park hotel while in the capital, traveling from Paris likely on personal business.
In Lincolnwood near Chicago a ranch style house is delayed as four week old Robins nest above a doorway in the hall to the kitchen. Plastering cannot proceed until the birds fledge, so the builder and owner postponed plastering to protect the nest and avoid disturbing the brood.
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