Serious Artist Paints Bosomy Billboards Like Renaissance Portraits
Hollywood art figure Mario Zamparelli, under contract to RRO, paints bosomy billboards of Miss Russell and Arkham likened to Rembrandts and Whistlers. He believes such depictions sell ads, noting his work on campaigns for Strormboll and others while maintaining artistic control over poses and fabrics.
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RKO
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Potato Shortage Fears Grow From Farm to Market
Kansas City shoppers report scarce potatoes with many stores rationing. California crops plagued by weather push supplies down, while U S Department of Agriculture logs a sharp drop in arrivals versus a year ago. Trade leaders warn the shortage could worsen, though some hope for a market correction if ceilings are lifted.
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Dick Whiting
Packer, National
California
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Port al
Chicago Potato Jobbers Association
Alabama
A. Corte and Sons Ar. Lokley
Chilean First Lady Arrives in New York for Run of Year
Senora Rosa Maria de Gondalez Videla, wife of Chile’s president, accompanied by daughter Senora Rosita Gonzalez de Claro fate arrives in New York to receive the Run of Year award from the American Mothers committee International.
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Ex-Con Tries Robbery With Toy Pistol in Bronx
Authorities hold 42 year old Sohn Carrel without bail for attempting a robbery at a Bronx filling station. He tried to threaten a attendant with a toy pistol but fled without taking money. Carrel had just completed a 20 year sentence for another crime.
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Bronx
Will
Sohn Carrel
New York restaurant fees to double for health inspections
The ICP reports restaurant owners claim permit fees will rise as health inspectors cost about 20 to inspect each site. The board said the increase would take effect on April 1. Across the country, snippets mention fathers, students, and a baby abandonment incident in Boston with a six day old infant left in a hospital maternity ward.
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New York
ICP
Board of Health
Tate
Boston
Mary Carr
Canadians Ban Books By Mae West And Stalin
A fragmentary clipping mentions bans on Mae West and Stalin related works in Canada, with garbled phrases about titles and figures. It also briefly notes a Seaman couple and a missing bifold case as a side detail, plus an unrelated Boston business administration note about Thomas Breen.
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Mae West
Stalin
Army designates Korean campaigns and women band enlistment
The Army officially designates two Korean campaigns the United Nations Summer Fall Offensive and The Second Korean Winter within Korba waters between July 9 1951 and November 37 1951 plus a later period. The Army awards service stars on the Korean Service Ribbon for units participating in these campaigns when assigned in time. The text also notes expanded opportunities for women in the Air Force Band at Lackland Texas with auditions and enlistment terms. cadet training for reservists and guardsmen. June and July inductions announced by the Department of Defense with 41,000 inductees to fill armed forces strength. Marine Corps did not request a quota from Selective Service for the first time since August 1951.
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Horta Base
Texas
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Marybeile J. Nissty
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Lackland Air Force Baze
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Department of Defense
Marine Corps
Eisenhower Reads New Book on American Policies
Washington report says George Stimpson sent a copy of A Book About American Policies to General Dwight D. Eisenhower who planned to read it on a trip while traveling by airplane. A thank you note was received from Eisenhower. In Kalamazoo, May Wilcott paid a speeding fine with 33 1/3 stamps and won a court ruling that the stamps were not legal tender. A lawyer bought the stamps and delivered the value to the court. New York reports an injured policeman hoping to identify a motorist who told him, Youre the last motorcycle cop wholl ever give me trouble, after the driver ran him down following a stop-sign ticket.
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Washington
George Stimpson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tam
Hisenhower
Kalamazqo
Mich
Gri Oysha
May Wilcott
Clarice Olmsted
York
Paul Menke
Safe-Crackers Drill In Comfort After Tear Gas Incident
In San Francisco on Monday a gang of safe-crackers drilled into a store safe. Police said the suspects used an electric fan to blow away tear gas fumes as they pried open the safe and removed 51 dollars.
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San. Francisco
Student Arrested Over Stolen Car While Rushing to School
Oklahoma City reports a junior high student arrested after a stolen vehicle incident as he hurried to class. He jokes about memorizing the Constitution’s preamble if late, while a Flint trolley passenger has shoes stuck in mud but is saved by a polite operator. a note credits Joseph Corre with first using the word hotel in 1790.
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Flint
Mich
Stanley
Joseph Corre
New York
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