France Plans Return of U S Tourist Trade After War
Paris aims to attract up to a million visitors next year as France offers liberal exchange rates and rationed fuel and food. Henri Ingrand, general commissioner for French tourism, says hotels have been restored except in Normandy, and emphasis is on letting visitors live well at reasonable cost. The plan targets more Americans visiting Deauville Normandy beaches and Riviera, with car and rail accessibility.
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Paris
France
Henri Ingrand
Ingrand
United States
Normandy
Riviera
Biarritz
Deauville
Ingland
Advertising Women Aim to Attract New Hires in NY
Ruth Kinyon, former St Louis student now research director at a New York advertising firm, leads an Educational Committee initiative of Advertising Women of New York. They formed a school for newcomers with 400 plus registrations, offering weekly winter classes taught by volunteer professionals to boost opportunities for women in advertising.
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New York
Ruth Kinyon
St. Louis
Kinvon
Advertising Women of
Miss Kinson
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Missing text from Stillwater paper sparks questions
The fragmentary OCR from the Stillwater publication shows garbled lines about theft and punishment. It references the Pires Mirror and mentions charges of thievery, but details are unreadable, leaving unclear who is involved or the exact accusations.
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Stillwater
Mitur
Ediuter
Penitenari
Caere
Rife
Hig
Pires Mirror
Woman's Place Not in The Home Says Dorothy Fisher
Dorothy Canfield Fisher, Vermont author, declares the American woman should be freed from pressure to stay at home. She rejects phrases urging women to remain indoors and argues that living only in the family stunts mature character and outside interests are essential.
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Dorothy Fisher
Boston
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Vermont
Mechanized Farming Brings Safety Plea
CHICAGO (UP) Ned H. Dearborn, president of the National Safety Council, warned that more farm mechanization requires heightened safety precautions. He urged accident awareness at homes and in machine operation, noting farm resident deaths reached 16,000 last year, an eight percent rise from 1944.
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Chicago
Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Council
America
Pennsylvania to replant blighted chestnuts in state program
Harrisburg Pennsylvania officials announce a plan to revive chestnut farming by planting 100 cross breed seedlings next spring. The effort targets the blight struck American chestnut trees to restore the state’s standing as a leading producer.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Forest bureau tests 10 inch hybrid chestnut in cross breed
Erick of the forests bureau said an experiment involving a 10 inch hybrid chestnut would be made at Foreat Huntingdon. Emerick stated the aim to produce a chestnut as tasty as the American strain, with the cross-bred variety expected to yield similar flavor.
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Toerick
Forests Bureau
Foreat
Huntingdon
Emerick
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N. Oates
Dothan, Alabama
Judy Canova
Giralda
Penn
Best
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van Ditch
North Foster
West Main
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