Feminine Curves Return in Positive Fall Styles for Women
New York July 8 Designers push feminine curves for fall styles with slim yet shapely daytime silhouettes. Padded hips and draping accent bustlines while skirts stay slim with mid calf hem lengths. Rich fabrics and bold colors dominate, with tweeds and tartans for both sexes, and evening wear flexes between formal gowns and adaptable jackets. The article notes Louisiana gained 50 square miles in a century from Mississippi River silt deposits.
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New York
Royal Stewart
Black Watch
Louisiana
European Payments Union Is a New Development in ECA Plan
The European Payments Union or EPU is outlined as part of the Marshall Plan to ease intra European trade. Hoffman asserts EPU credits will replace currencies in cross border sales with dollars and credits, tying compliance to financial reforms overseen by EPA and IMF.
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New Development
ECA
Clarke Beach
Washington
EPU
Paris
Paul G. Hoffman
Economic Cooperation Administration
EPA
Hoffman
Congress
Europe
United States
America
International Monetary Fund
UN Korea Commission to Open HQ in Pusan Port
The United Nations Commission on Korea will set up headquarters in the southeast Korean port of Pusan. Col. A. G. Katzin said the commission will establish military liaison with the government of South Korea.
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Tokyo
United Nations Commission On Korea
Pusan
A. G. Katzin
Trygve Lie
South Korea
Squadron Leader Missing Over Korea
Squadron leader Graham Strout of Australia who led the first plane action in Korea is missing in action after his fighter dropped wing tanks in heavy flak over North Korea. Companion pilots reported today that was the last sighting of his aircraft.
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Kure
Japan
Graham Strout
Australia
Strout
Rain Returns to Haifa After 20 Years in June
In Haifa the Mediterranean coast saw rainfall in June marking the first precipitation in that month for two decades. The meteorological station confirmed the unexpected wet spell ending a long dry spell.
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Haifa
Israel
Democrats Back Clearing Jessup of McCarthy Accusations
In Washington on July 8 the Democratic majority on a senate enquiry committee reportedly lined up to absolve Ambassador Philip C. Jessup of McCarthy's charges. Democratic members briefed said they would issue a preliminary report while GOP members Lodge and Hickenlooper declined to comment and planned separate reports.
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Hickenlooper
Iowa
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United States
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Moe Mahon
Connecticut
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