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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1954
Page
8
Alicia Hart advertises time saving makeup routines for busy housewives. Compact foundation rouge and waterproof mascara streamline routine, with quick application steps and tips to relax after grooming. Emphasizes confidence, pleasing hosts and guests.
In Baltimore a furious father told Magistrate E. Everett Lane he wanted his 16 year old son jailed for disturbing the peace. The youth was placed on probation without verdict for the charge as the father complained the boy "dirties up the house" and "it up" when he comes home.
Dayton Ohio union members of Local 801 crossed a picket line outside their headquarters while part time bartenders were fired to favor new administration. Eugene Johnson, the local president, said the firings can be appealed as area members entered for bingo.
Doodling and sewing merge as a doodle apron project using a decorative stitch attachment. Create an organza or inorgandy apron with two fabric layers, hem allowance, and a decorative border along the edge. Add buttonholes at the top for ribbon, enabling a gathered flounce.
In Phoenix Arizona Ronnie Ellmers 9 swung from a new tree swing. He snagged his pants on barbed wire, wore a second pair, and then another. He swung higher and fell breaking his arm.
Tehran reports Tehran will set up a chain of loudspeakers along its northern frontier to counter Soviet broadcasts from Jalfa. A cabinet source says Premier Fazollah Zahedi's government aims to project its own radio music into cross border areas.
In Los Angeles a French Canadian family of 21 preverbal children celebrates the birth of Eugene, 8 pounds 9 ounces, the 17th child for Mrs Yvette Breault 41 and her husband Louis, formerly of Montreal The Breaults describe each birth as potentially the last noting the large brood includes 10 daughters and 6 sons with Eugenie aged 24 and Mrs Breault counting her 15 siblings
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