Dior Influenced 1954 Women’s World by Christian Dior
In 1954 women discussed high coffee prices lower taxes new polio vaccine and a Supreme Court ruling on school desegregation. They saw many friends campaigning for office or elected, including Margaret Chase Smith and Queen Elizabeth. Notable events included 16 women elected to Congress and a shift in tax rules for working mothers.
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New York
Supreme Court
Genevieve de Galard-Terraube
Marilyn Monroe
Emilie Dionne
Margaret Chase Smith
Marilyn Bell
Queen Elizabeth
Bobo Rockefeller
Lee Ann Meriwether
Christian Dior
Washington
Congress
U. S. Department of Isbor
Jonas Sal
University of Pittsburgh
National Foundation of
Genevieve de Galat-Terraube
Dien Bien Phu
Elizabeth
Britain
Indo-China
Redg
United States
Bureau of the Census
Fashion World Fall Winter pattern booklet ad
Baytown Sun announces the Brand new 1054 1955 fall winter edition of Fashion World with easy to make patterns in color. Includes size 12 14 16 18 20 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 and yardage like 4% yards 35 inch for blouse No 2721 size 18. Order by mail pattern bureau New York address.
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Baytown Sun
Baytown Tex
Old Chelsa Station
New York 11
N. Y
Fashion World
Scout Troop 11 Plans Dance Thursday Night
Baytown junior high Girl Scout Troop 11 and Scout Troop 11 plan a community house dance Thursday night. Troop president Joyce Stassl chairs arrangements. About 135 eighth grade guests expected with parent chaperones. Chestnuts Flavor Dressing New York chestnuts add flavor to corn bread stuffing for holiday bird.
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Baytown
Joyce Stassl
New York
Santa Claus Funds Help Needy Across America
Hollywood mystery benefactor Santa Claus publicized as a radio TV figure sent anonymous checks totaling about $20,000 in 1954. Recipients included a Minneapolis girl needing a leg brace, a Gardena WWI veteran at risk of losing his home, a Kansas City man helped after escaping a fire, and others in California, Missouri, and Florida. The giver said the motive may be guilt and noted a drop in recidivism among released convicts aided locally.
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Aline Mosby
Hollywood
Santa Claus
Santa
Santa’ Claus
First National Bank of Hollywood
Han
Gardena
Calif
Kansas City
van Nuys
Venice
Florida
Nursing School Moves to New Mexico From Lawton
The Indian Bureau announces the School of Practical Nursing, founded in Lawton Oklahoma in 1935 and training about 40 Indian girls annually, will be relocated to Albuquerque New Mexico in February. Interior Secretary Douglas McKay cites better facilities in New Mexico and notes 28 Oklahoma graduates in 19 years, with 41 percent from New Mexico and Arizona tribes.
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Washington
Indian Bureau
Lawton
Okla
Albuquerque
N. M
Douglas
McKay
New ‘Mexico
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Dairymen Seek Congress Probe of Milk Market
Two dairymen associations urge Congress to investigate alleged mismanagement of federal milk marketing orders. They charge monopoly markets and trade barriers have inflated surpluses and overproduction, depressing prices for farmers producing manufacturing milk.
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Washington
Congress
National Greameries Association
American Butter ‘Institute
Agriculture “Department
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June Haver
Fred MacMurray
Audrey Hepburn
Mel Ferrer
Linda Darnell
Philip Liebmann
Winthrop Rockefeller
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Hayward
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Emilie Diohne
Callander
Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde
Scout Troop
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Santa Claug
School of the Ozarks
Poplar Bluff
Queen of Angels Hospital
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Congress Milk Market
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Ae Fehinah Rae Gee
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