Gals in Shorts Stir City Heat Wave Office Fashion
New York secretaries and elevator girls wore shorts and halters during a blistering heat wave, while Cleveland city hall workers avoided informal dress. In Manhattan, staff at Frank James architectural firm worked cool though distracted. Roosevelt and other hotels warned staff to keep skirts on, some buildings allowing brief pants as emergency wear.
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Trial Time Set For Spy Suspect
London June 26 A British foreign office radio operator with access to secret information faces trial next week at Old Bailey on four charges of betraying official secrets to Russia. State Prosecutor J S Bass disclosed Pavel Kuzentsov second secretary at the Soviet embassy was arrested with William M Marshall, the radio man. Marshall reportedly held a highly confidential and dangerous document.
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Allied Truce Team Calls 3-Day Recess
Tokyo June 27 United Nations truce team walked out of talks calling a three day recess over Red opposition Gen Nam Il angry at Nam and Korean aides mocked Nam Harrison led walkout then Nam tried to speak before Blackison tore the tent down recess timed as UN offensive left the Reds a bit confused
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