Dior Designs In Bathtub and The New Look Fashion Tale
Dior reflects on a decade in fashion in a candid autobiography set to publish in the United States next September. He notes luck, the praise after his first show, and his belief that American women value beauty though they seek individuality. Dior recalls tense self image, his aim to dress without undressing, and how about 25,000 mainly women attend his salons each season. He labels some visitors “Swallows” who only “rinse their eyes” and says he cautions sales staff against harassment.
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Dior
Christian Dior
United States
New Look
Marcel Boussac
Dutch Wall Boundary Echoes in Wall Street History
Historical note links the Dutch built wall at the village northern boundary to today’s Wall Street. The short fortification shaped the edge of early New Amsterdam and left a lasting urban landmark reflected in modern financial district naming.
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New York
Wall Street
Regular Daily Care For Youthful Look Advances
Alicia Hart notes modern beauty aids boost appearance and ease aging concerns. Household chores have diminished with new devices, allowing more time for self care. Cosmetics offer solutions for skin, hair, and hands, with a new preparation claiming to firm contours and reduce sagging.
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Alicia Hartner
Kate
Amon
Daily beauty care extends long term vitality
Daily attention to weight management and hair skin care yields lasting beauty, far beyond periodic drastic overhauls. Steady routines preserve youthful appearance and health over time.
Fireman Chooses His Own Station Over Local Service
Paris Kentucky. Hamlet Collier Sr an auxiliary fireman was on call when a seat caught fire in his truck He drove nearly a mile to Bourbon County Fire Department rather than stop at the Paris Fire Department County Chief Walter Ishmael said it was a case of a fire man patronizing his own station.
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Paris
Hamlet Collier Sr
Collier
Bourbon County Fire Department
Bourbon County
Walter Ishmael
Dog Lover Rescues Cat From Pole in Ohio
In Youngstown Ohio William D Timmins a line serviceman for Ohio Edison Co braved wintry weather to rescue a cat stranded atop a high voltage pole for five days. He says his motive is not fondness for cats but a general compassion, noting he prefers dogs.
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Youngstown
Ohio
William D. Timmins
Ohio Edison Co
Timmins
Hubcaps Branded in Denver To Deter Theft
A Colorado program equips about 750 service stations with electric engraving tools to mark hub caps of cars. Police aim to mark at least 100000 of the roughly 220000 vehicles in the Denver area. The marking is free and funded by the Petroleum Retailer's Assn of Colorado and the Denver Auto Theft Bureau.
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Denver
Colo
Petroleum Retailer's Assn. of Colorado
Denver Auto Theft Bureau
Friendly Mailmen Troubled By Dogs
Richmond Virginia Postmaster Fergus McRee says mail carriers heed his kindness to dogs and even feed them dog candy to avoid bites. But residents complain their dogs follow and distract carriers, causing them to be pursued and roam through yards on one route.
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Richmond
Fergus McRee
McRee
Judge Suggests Chain Your Car Over Parking Ticket
Des Moines attorney D C Hohnbaum told the court he is tired of illegal parking tickets after his Volkswagen is moved by others. The judge dismissed the ticket and proposed chaining the car to the parking meter as a possible solution.
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Des Moines
D. C
Horse Eats Top Then Insurer Pays For New One
Burlington Wisconsin report says Donald Johnsons kept their old convertible after a horse ate the top. Mrs Dorothy Johnson notes the incident led to a new top funded by their insurance.
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Burlington
Wis
Donald Johnsons
Dorothy Johnson
New York City Port Facilities Repair 400 Ships At Once
New York City port facilities can repair up to 400 ships simultaneously. The plan aims to speed maintenance and turnaround, expanding capacity amid growing maritime traffic and fleet size.
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New York City
University of Saskatchewan to establish upper atmosphere institute
The University of Saskatchewan will create an institute of upper atmosphere physics to study regions beyond 50 miles up. The project will cost over $100,000 in the next three years, on top of roughly $50,000 already invested, with initial research addressing unresolved problems in atmospheric science.
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Saskatoon
University of Saskatchewan
Radio Link Delayed Between Canada North and South
A transmission delay hampers radio communication between northern Canada and southern regions, slowing data exchange and coordinated efforts. Officials investigate causes and seek fixes to restore reliable links and reduce outage impact on operations.
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Canada
South
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