French Reds Organize Own Titoist Party
In northern France, a Titoist splinter faction forms under Edouard Pesin and coal miner Charles Lemoine, seeking anti Soviet backing among Communists. Leaders vow to campaign with leaflets posters meetings and ballots while aiming to draw miners and unions away from the main Communist Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valenciennes
France
Maurice Thorez
Communist Party
Moscow
Soviet Union
Russia
Edouard Pesin
F.C.M
Pesin
Herin
Charles Lemoine
Germany
Schneider
Lourdes
Lemoine
Communist Youth Organization
Central Committee
Darius le Corre
le Corre
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Guarantee Fails to Find Husbands for Elenore Nelson
Elenore Nelson a 23 year old from Minneapolis returned home after six months in Washington chasing a promised husband. She joined a haberdashery job offering cocktails daily at five and a husband within six months. She says many men were charming but none suitable for marriage. She plans to resume dating Minnesota men and jokes about Gopher honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Llp
Elenore Nelson
Minneapolis
Minnesota
U S Cracks Down On German Firms
Washington reports that the United States banned exports of strategic materials to West German firms that illegally traded through the Iron Curtain. The move comes from the State Department in response to illicit trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
State Department
Names Placed on Virtual Black List Amid Trade Probe
Protests on Capitol Hill spur action against illegal trading with Communist nations. Senator O Connor cites a Red Chinese mission in Berlin buying strategic materials from Western Germany. An export controls committee reports up to 1 billion dollars in illegal shipments to Iron Curtain destinations since WWII, aiming to disrupt such trade and block access to American goods for involved firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Germany
O’conor
Dmd
Berlin
Sawyer Granted Contempt Stay
Chief Justice Vinson granted a stay in contempt proceedings against Secretary of Commerce Sawyer and eight officials who were found in contempt for failing to deliver stock ownership of American President Lines to R. Stanley Dollar. The stay lasts pending government appeal to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vinson
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
U. S. Court of Appeals
Ure
American President Lines
R. Stanley Dollar
Court of Appeals
Dollar
McGrath
Supreme Court
To women who are watching helplessly as their skins dry up
A brief column addresses women facing aging skin and dryness. It mentions a location on the second floor, Center, and urges attention to skincare concerns and routines for aging skin. The note preserves a compassionate tone.
FLOWING VELVET promises dewy skin and zero grease
An advertising pitch for FLOWING VELVET by Jacqueline Cochran claims instant absorption without residue, offering all day moisture and a natural finish. The copy emphasizes safety hormones and the product’s ability to be worn day and night with minimal usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Cochran
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