French designers rise to the occasion in Paris fashion shows
Paris fashion reviews by Rosette Hargrove describe a leaner, innovative season. Redfern favors Directoire silhouettes with broad shoulders, minimal belts, and careful fur use. Vera Borea debuts pleats and color plays while Lingerie trims fade, velvet gains, and new fabrics like Borelastex appear in sweaters and coats.
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Paris
Directoire
Princess Hine
Redfern
Vera Borea
Borea
Sally Faces Arrest After Car Theft and Escape Attempt
In a tense sequence Sally is arrested for stealing a car and helping a prisoner to escape who died. Sue and Joan offer support as Sally waits in custody and declines Joe Raynor’s marriage proposal, hoping for release while authorities handle the case.
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Joan
Sally
Hal
Sue
Bertillion Department
Dr. Raynor
Joe
Earful injury for Fort Worth garbage inspector
Fort Worth garbage inspector G. B. Cowan was struck in the head by a bullet that ricocheted after a gun discharged in a gun and ammunition shop. The bullet pierced his ear lobe and lodged in the jawbone, leaving him bandaged.
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Fort Worth
Tex
G. B. Cowan
Cowsan
Floyd Bufford
Cowan
Corking Good Find In Denver Chicken Coop Hide
Patrolman John Wells and officers found a hidden cove behind Jimmy Santorno’s home containing 25 gallons of liquor in a cork-wet moonshine stash. One jug was missing its cork.
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Denver
Colo
John Wells
Wells
Roy Bloxom
A. L. Colton
Jimmy Santorno
Kin of Lincoln Charity Ward Found as Denver Ward
Mrs Frances Baker, claimed third cousin of Abraham Lincoln, is identified as a Community Fund ward in Denver Cole. The 91 year old recalls Lincoln helping harvest crops with her father in Illinois and says her mother Adeline Hanks was a cousin of Nancy Hanks. She cares for a child in exchange for lodging and charity food.
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Frances Baker
Abraham Lincoln
Denver
Cole
Baker
Lincoln
Ilinois
Adeline Hanks
Nancy Hanks
State Mothers Aid Fund Aids 1,148 Mothers Since 1923
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh Nov 12 A total of 1 148 mothers representing 4 592 children have been aided by the state Mothers Aid Fund from 1923 to July 1 1982. The fund receives 50 000 annually to help mothers rear children at home rather than place them in institutions. In 81 82 counties participated, with Hoke and Stokes joining for the first time in 1981 32.
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Meno
Nevada
Morley Griswolg
Alice Joyce
Ruth Rider
Reno
Washington
Fred B. Balzar
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
George Wingfield
Wingfield
Right Center
Riverside
Henderson
Transylvania
Jones
Sampson
Hoke
Stokes
Seeman
Miss Charge
da Testa Division
Draped Sleeves and Fur Accents in Winter Evening Gowns
Winter fashion notes showcase gowns with draped sleeves, feathers, and fur puffs. Black formal gowns gain width at the shoulders with white fox accents to emphasize the waist and hips, while sheer velvet designs feature a high V neck and crystal roses at the back for dramatic contrast.
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Joan Savoy
NEA Service
Glen Lowe Found Sleeping in Basement
Denver police were alerted when Glen Lowe failed to report to class. After an urgent search, his father told the station that Glen was located asleep in the basement.
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Denver
Colo
Glen
Lowe
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America
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U. S. Air Corps
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China
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Hyde Park Agitators
Hyde Park
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Los Ange
Kin of Lincoln Charity Ward
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