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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1948

Page

6

Balmain on fashion and restraint in the new look

Fashion editorials note Balmain criticizes the overblown new look and urges restraint. He praises understated elegance, warns that many women cannot afford top couturiers, and advocates a personality over billowing dresses. He dislikes intentional sexiness and favors a quiet, well dressed appearance.

USA New York Balman Mr. Bal|ays France Iook Australia Balmain Fiji

Central Asian Cross-Desert Railway Advances

The Moscow UP report says funding and embankment for a new central Asian cross-desert railway are complete. Seventy thousand volunteer collective farmers laid 250 miles of track bed from the Amu Darya toward the Aral Sea in one month. A special track-laying machine is now laying rails.

Moscow Amu Darya Aral Sea

Management and Labor Deals Reported

Washington reports the term boot leg contract describes agreements banned by law under Taft Hartley. It covers closed shop or union shop deals that may be signed but whose obligations are forbidden and not enforceable. NLRB counsel Denham warns such contracts invite trouble and can lead to legal actions for unfair labor practices.

Washington Ilegal Robert N. Denham National Labor Relations Board NLRB UN- Now S. Rub Vlere Buppose Eimpoyee Jones King Denham NLRG NLR

Mayors in Large Cities Earn High Salaries

The American Municipal Association reports the 13 largest U S cities pay mayors an average of 517,236 yearly. Detroit and New York top at 25,000. San Francisco and Boston at 20,000. Chicago Los Angeles and Philadelphia at 18,000. Milwaukee at 13,074 with a cost of living bonus.

Chicago U.S American Municipal Association Washington, D.C Congress Detroit New Yote San Francisco Boston Los Angeles Philadelphia New York

Scientists seek work in Australia as 800 apply

Canberra reports about 800 German scientists applying to Australia with 250 under active consideration. The group covers metallurgists chemists micro-analysts physicists biochemists electrical and chemical engineers and instrument makers and is disclosed by Minister for Postwar Reconstruction John J Dedman.

Canberra John J. Dedman

Equipment shaping postwar college labs and classes

Postwar policy allowing sale of war surplus to colleges lets students work with equipment they could not previously afford. Institutions like Case Institute and University of Maryland gained major tools and buildings at a fraction of value, expanding enrollments and modernizing curricula across physics chemistry and engineering.

Richard Kleiner NEA Cleveland O.—i America Pennsylvania College For Women Case Institute of Technogaly Institute Jon Cornell, University University of Souther California al Blaich USC Blaich University of Maryland

High Court Rules on Searching of Suspect

The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that OPA investigators and a detective had no right to arrest and search a man riding in a car with a person suspected of black market activity. They set aside the Buffalo man's conviction for violating the second War Powers Act after counterfeit gasoline ration coupons were found. Justice Jackson delivered the majority opinion. Chief Justice Vinson and Justice Black dissented.

Washington Supreme Court OPA Michael DiRe Buffalo Justice Jackson Iobheld Dike Vinson Justice Black

City Travelers Record High Trolley Ridership in 1946

United States transit systems reported a record daily average of over 64 million passengers in 1946, with trolley coaches street cars and buses carrying the bulk ofurban travel amid postwar demand and reconstruction efforts.

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