This Spring Brings Back the Flapper Look in Fashion
New York designers preview spring styles echoing the 1920s flapper era with suits and sheath dresses. The 1950 woman retains curves, favors waist emphasis, and adapts sheer wools, georgette, and chiffon in versatile outfits. Major names include Blotta, Simpson, McCardell, Trigere, Capri, and Chapman.
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New York
Couture
New York Dress Institute
Russia
Charleston
Anthony Blotta
Italy
Adele Simpson
Claire McCarder
Pauline Trigere
Capri
Cecil Chapman
Debutante Age
Christian Dior
Satellite Musicians Must Know Politics
Hungarian exile sources report a Budapest Academy of Music admissions questionnaire for candidates. The list probes esthetic principles of Soviet music, purpose of studies, democracy, war, peace, and Tito Rakosi, plus favorite composers and socialist artist roles.
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Geneva
Budapest
Academy of Music
Franz Liszt
Tito
Matthias Rakosi
Hungary
Longer Life Brings Higher Blindness Risk Says Eye Expert
Dr. William Benedict of Mayo Clinic warns that longer lifespans raise eye disease risk, especially with diabetes and high blood pressure. He notes insulin extends life but eye vessel damage can cause blindness, with early detection and more research needed. The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness seeks $500,000 this year, aiming to $1,000,000 annually.
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Alton L.blakeslee
Associated Press
Science Reporter
New York
William L. Benedict
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Benedict
Mayo Clinic
Society
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