Soldier Buys Ladies Girdles in Moscow and Warsaw
BERLIN Amid wartime duty, Charles Adams, a chief shopper for about 175 Americans in Moscow and Warsaw, buys women's girdles, dressing gowns, and pajamas. He lists fashion notes, says red is favored by American women in Warsaw, and leads two soldier assistants in provisioning for embassy staff and their households.
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Berlin
Charles Adams
Moscow
Warsaw
Adams
Inia
Tron
Adamé
Sat
Richard Sanders
Jack
TV Highlights and Programs on A Bell for Adanoe
New York critics discuss CBS TV adaptation of John Hersey novel A Bell for Adano. The piece critiques the contraction and attempted expansion into a musical drama, faulting structure, running time, and musical integration while noting performances by Barry Sullivan and Anna Maria Alberghetti.
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New York
Ford
Cbs-Tv
John Hersey
Arthur Schwartz
Howard Dietz
Adano
Barry Sullivan
Joppolo
Anna Maria Alberghetti
Famed Coffee House Reopens for Tourist Visits
Visitors to Williamsburg Virginia can tour a reconstructed eighteenth century coffee house opened April 16. Mrs Campbell’s Coffee House once hosted notable visitors including George Washington who noted evenings there. The site recalls historic civic protests against taxes. researchers note archival constraints and language evolution.
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Williamsburg
Virginia
May Event at Cottes House Echoes Historic English Style
A damaged OCR fragment describes a house project named Cottes House, referencing May details about an old English interior aesthetic. Mentions plaster, yellowing borders, and antique piers. Includes imagined menus and decorative concepts such as European dishes and a coffee service. Mentions Mrs Campbell and old furnishings.
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Cottes House
Campbell
Charcolh
Willmessburg
Kardon Gellt
Camps Bell
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