New nylon stockings touted as almost invisible
In New York a week of fashion progress introduces synthetic nylon stockings to women seeking lighter, sheer hosiery. The 93 percent nylon, 1.5 denier design promises near invisibility with high gauge weaving. Hans Thierfelder of Aiwa Corp. discusses production shifts to Berlin. Prices cited include 10 per two pairs and 4.95 per pair in limited markets.
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New York
Aiamintan
Hans ‘Thierfelder
Aiwa Corp
Germany
Paris
South Africa
Berlin
Sheerness
Thierfelder
Dex
Fifth Avenue
Joseph Dolinas
Dunellon
Nol
Dolmat
Dale
Studied Casualness Predicted as New Women’s Fashion
New York fashion figure Miss Cache predicts a new era of studied casualness in women’s dress for the second half of the 20th century. She envisions fewer girdles, more capes and lush fabrics, and sweaters valued at high prices as casual elegance replaces old taboos.
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New York
Lilly
Strait
Cache
Miss Dache
Easuaimess
Miss Cadhe
Martene Dietrich
Park Avenue
Union Official Warns Against False Soliciting
Bert Gresham, business representative of Baytown Carpenters Local 1234, says the Trade Union Courier of New York is soliciting advertising in Baytown. He notes the Courier has no AFL connection and has been denounced by the AFL and labor groups, with a Federal Trade Commission order to cease and desist. He urges affidavits from contacted residents to prove FCC violations and aid the effort to stop racketeering.
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Bert Gresham
Baytown Carpenters Local 1234
Courier
New York
Baytown
Haa
AFL
International Labor Press of America
Texas Labor Press Association
Federal Trade Commission
Gresham
TSHL
FCC
Groschan
Harriman blasts Eisenhower aides over Taft Hartley act
New York governor Averell Harriman charged Tuesday that Eisenhower appointees are using the Taft Hartley act to bust unions. He named Nixon Wilson McKay and Teeter as anti labor in a speech before the CIO AFL merged labor group. He urged amending the law to curb perceived injustices and noted the rise of mobile home living reaching 2.6 million people nationwide.
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Jack. Woliston
New York
Averell
Harriman
Eisenhower
CIO
AFL
Richard M. Nixon
Defense
Charles
Wilson
the “Interior
Douglas McKay
Commerce
Lothair
Merged
Labor Organization
Marty Durkin
Secretary of
Labor
Martin J. Durkin
Nixon
McKay
Teeter
NLRB
UAW
Indiana
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Barnes
London
Wek Chdon
American General Life
Texas
Phono
canMewick
Sears
Texas Ave
Baytown, Texas
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Egerty, Ave
Joe Street
Houszon Tech
W.fakalo
Genetia
Denier
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