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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1953

Page

12

How to Become Glamorous in 1953 Beauty Plan

A 1953 guide outlines six steps to beauty and charm. Nails and skin are nourished with care, diet improves complexion, figure weight management, daily hair grooming, meticulous grooming patterns, and time management to project a lively personality. It stresses milk for nails, soap for skin, reduced sweets, and neat clothing details.

Professor Finds Ohio Speech Gold Mine

Prof Ravin Ivon McDavid, new linguistic geographer at Case Western Reserve University, calls Ohio a research gold mine for dialect work. He cites 35 distinct speech communities and notable idiosyncrasies such as you feel sick to the stomach and I feel sick at the stomach, plus rare forms like you don't ought to do that and she didn't get to go.

Cleveland Ohio Ravin Ivon McDavid Estern Reserve University McDavid New England

Police Solve False Fire Alarm Case in New Brunswick

Police traced fresh footprints in the snow from a false alarm to a building where Bernud Brastowicz 31 and Car 3 were found hiding in the basement. They denied setting the alarm but were sentenced to six months on contrast charges.

New Brunswick N.J Bearnard Brastowicz Car . 3

Absorbed in Work at 90 Pilsbry Remains Active Scientist

Dr. Henry Augustus Pilsbry, 90, curator of mollusks at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia, says long life comes from being absorbed in work. He has spent 64 years at the academy, written 30 volumes, and continues daily at his desk studying snails, clams and other mollusks. He plans more work on Ecuadorian mollusks and possibly Europe in coming years.

Philadelphia Henry Augustus Pilsbry Pilsbry Academy of Natural Sciences van Dyke Beard Academy Andes South Seas Central America Emperor Hirohito U. S Morton Ecuador Florida Europe

Peeping Tom Uses Mirror In Court Plea

Albert Nelson aged 21 pleaded guilty in Troy New York to using a mirror for his Peeping Tom operations and received a six month prison sentence.

Troy N. Y Albert Nelson

Swedish Style Meat Balls and Green Beans Casserole

A Swedish style beef and green bean casserole serves with mushroom sauce over rice. Ground beef mixed with evaporated milk and bread crumbs forms bite size meat balls browned then simmered in bean and mushroom sauce with onions and seasonings. Yield 4 servings.

Treason Still A Sore Point In Germany

In West Germany the thorny question of who counts as a traitor persists in courts and defense offices. The debate centers on anti Nazi figures, the July 20 plotters, and the moral duty claimed by officers who opposed Hitler. Canaris and Oster were acquitted by Munich judges after being denounced as traitors by defense attorneys.

Bonn Germany Defense Office Eee Hitler West Germany Nazi Party Brunswick Otto Ernst Remer Remer Wilhelm Canaris Hans Oster Munich Canaris Oster Berlin

Hostesses on Milan Streetcars stir publicity stunt

In Milan, industrialists launched a novelty on public transit. A dozen station uniforms resembling airplane hostesses handed out free ride tickets on streetcars and buses for set morning afternoon and evening intervals. The shoe maker’s emblem appeared on caps. Milena Lovati, a 20 year old hostess, recalled passengers’ initial surprise then approval. One man refused the free ticket, claiming he would pay his own fare as a free citizen.

Milan

Armed Forces Save On Perishable Foods

Chicago report says the Quartermaster Market Center System saves taxpayers hundreds of thousands yearly by buying perishable food in car lot purchases and harvesting-season timing. The QMCS buys nearly one billion dollars of perishables annually for the Army Navy Air Force Coast Guard Marine Corps and National Guard with 10 market centers and 19 procurement offices coordinating cross-center purchases.

Chicago Quartermaster Market Center System Bureau of Labor Statistics Korea QMCS Army Navy Air Force Coast Guard Marine Corps National Guard

Mamies Cousin Favored Adlai

Charles Larson Lee an 80 year old cousin of Mamie Eisenhower says he must be careful about attending the inauguration on January 20 and may tell Mamie he favored Adlai Stevenson during the campaign. He admits he voted for Ike because he could not go back on his relatives.

Minneapolis Minn Charles Larson Lee Mamie Eisenhower Mamie Adlai Stevenson Ike

Nylon care tips urge gentle wash and air dry method

A consumer institute advises rinsing nylon blouses and shirts well and avoiding wringing. Hang on wooden hangers directly from the washer and smooth collars seams and cuffs to prevent rust or ridge marks on the dried garment.

Consumers Institute

Spring collarless suits lead spring fashion trends

New York fashion writers describe the season's collarless suits with cardigan necklines as the core look. Semi fitted and belted silhouettes dominate, with tape and boxy jackets pairing with narrow skirts and soft stoles, emphasizing blues beiges grays pinks and whites.

Gaile Dugasnea New York Ben Zuckerman Hattie Carnegie

Cigarettes Favorite Commodity of Smuggler

RCMP Commissioner L H Nicholson says United States cigarettes are the favorite commodity of smugglers. He notes the 1951-52 RCMP annual report shows 13,514,000 American cigarettes seized, a 400 percent increase from the previous year.

Ottawa L. H. Nicholson Royal Canadian Mounted Police United States RCMP

Town Too Small For Private Liquor Store In Pemberton

In Pemberton Minnesota villagers voted to license a private liquor dealer but rejected any location within 1500 feet of the village school. The town’s size and school distance mean no suitable site exists. The law requires 1500 feet from a school and there is no room to meet it.

Pemberton, Minn Pemberton

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