Naturalness wins in modeling says New York agency pair
Joan and Tony Webster of the Society of Models Inc discuss why natural, unglamorous presence beats stylized poses. They note many aspiring models overdo fashion and pose, while real individuality draws photographers. Their agency lists 100 models plus two trained cats and dogs, including an 85 year old discover.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Joan
Tony Webster
Society of Models, Inc
Tony
Europe
Websters
Anne Adams Pattern T4787 for Teener Ensembles
Advertises pattern T4787 for teenage girls with a scoopy-neck top and full-circle skirt in sizes 10 to 16. Notes yardage for size 12 and includes illustrated instructions. Requests thirty cents for pattern from Anne Adams pattern department, Kenosha Evening News, Chicago Ill. Also promotes the Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book with twenty cents extra and vacation sarong ideas.
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Anne Adams
Kenosha Evening News
P. O
Chicago
Ill
Bath
Labor Government Sets June 26 Test of Strength
Deputy Prime Minister Herbert Morrison announced in the House of Commons that the Labor government will face a new test of strength June 26 in a debate on the French plans to pool Europe’s coal and steel. In Britain, cigarette sales have fallen about 10 percent since last fall as cheap cigarets remain the only popular option for smokers.
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London
Europe
Herbert Morrison
House of Commons
Britain
Crash Survivor Recounts French Airliner Disaster
Jacques Sangnier of Paris says instruments showed the plane 300 feet above water before the impact. He and his wife were among 13 saved from the crash that killed 39. Sabotage rumors target Indo-China rebels as another Saigon to Paris airliner crash left 45 dead.
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Bahrein Island
Persian Gulf
Jacques Sangnier
Paris
Air France
Famous Statue Horizontal Puzzle Clues
A crossword style clue list about statue designation and various word hints across horizontal and vertical entries. It includes numbered clues for hints such as priest, Greek goddesses, a Spanish seaport, and chemical symbols. The grid references hint at a themed statue description and related linguistic puzzles.
Wesley Chapel News Highlights From Sunday Activities
Wesley chapel drew many at a Sunday Children day program with baptisms for Russell Horton Eugene Horton Bonita Horton and Donald Joseph Kempf. A golden wedding celebration for Le Roy and the late Slocum was attended by local guests from Russell and vicinity.
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Wesley Chapel
Russell
Eugene
Bonita Horton
Russell Horton
Donald Joseph
Joseph Kempf
le Roy Slocum
Russell, Ill
Lee Benedict
Chas, Gillmore
E. E. Powell
Daisy Powell
John Jensen
Kenosha
Fred Berent
Harold
Tomah
Richard Walker
Amos C. Iverson
Chicago
Eugene Jackson
Robin Pringle
Amy Griffin
Judith Pringle
Pringle
Sheila Myron
Donald Pringle
Bertha Myron
Finn Nilson
A. Nilsen
Barbara Kirchner
Somers
Wm. Griffin
Salem
James
Robert Gillmore
Mabel Jackson
Belle Gillmore
Jury Awards Man 300 From Former Fiancee
Bruce Ross, a Colorado college student, won $300 in a suit against his former fiancée Joan Bromley. He claimed she married another man after delaying marriage until he saved $1,000, and kept $610 sent from Germany where he was stationed.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Bruce Ross
Ross
Joan Bromley
Germany
Fireman Granted Pension Dies Seconds Later in Minn
Walter Michels aged 51, a fireman for 25 years in St Paul Minnesota, was granted a pension yesterday. Exactly ten minutes later he died of a heart attack.
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St. Paul, Minn
U.P
Walter Michels
Conductor Smallens Denies Anger At Dinah Shore
Philadelphia reports conflict as Dr Alexander Smallens denies angry outburst over Dinah Shore singing with the Philadelphia Festival Symphony Orchestra. Shore says Smallens hurled music and stalked off but he claims a brief rehearsal exit for a New York appointment. Shore arrives from Hollywood to perform It's De Lovely and I Didn’t Know What Time It Was.
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Philadelphia
Alexander Smallens
Philadelphia Festival Symphony Orchestra
Dinah Shore
Miss Shore
Hollywood
Smallens
Philadelphia Inquirer
Ticker Freeman
New York
Gander Keeps Vigil As Goslings Hatch Hope
At International Friendship Gardens in Michigan City Indiana a six year old gander named Gus sits a nest hoping to hatch geese. Attendants report he has warmed eggs for two weeks and may starve if hatchings fail. His mates quit after a four week setting and Gus now crawls aboard the nest.
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Michigan City
Ind
International Friendship Gardens
Gus
Clara
Dora
Walkout Halts Buses and Trolleys in Los Angeles
Bus and street car workers went on strike in Los Angeles halting transit for many hours. About 4,000 workers quit at midnight leaving others at work to complete shifts. Negotiations with Los Angeles Transit Lines and AFL stalled over a 20 cent hourly raise and contract terms.
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Los Angeles
Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes
AFL
Fletcher Bowron
Shriners
Handsome Unusual Fruit and Vegetable Motifs Pattern
Pattern 789 offers three fruit and three vegetable motifs in bright colors for cloths and towels. Laura Wheeler’s improved pattern includes crochet and knitting charts, photos, and concise directions. Send twenty cents to Kenosha Evening News Needlecraft Dept. for pattern 789.
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Laura Wheeek
Kenosha Evening News
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Chicago
Ill
Laura Wheeler
Talks Open as Pittsburgh Strike Hangs Up Front
Negotiators scheduled new talks today as a twin strike at Pittsburgh stalls progress. Five hundred editorial and business staffers of the New York World Telegram and Sun enter the fourth day of a pay raise strike. Federal mediators called a joint conference with newspaper officials and the CIO to seek a settlement. The Publishers Association of New York accuses the AFL New York Typographical union of violating an agreement not to strike outside its own craft. Printers and other AFL craft workers also stayed off the job for a third day.
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Ington
Pittsburgh
New York World-Telegram
Sun
CIO American
Publishers Association of New York
AFL New York Typographical Union
Strike Ends in Gulfport Port Tie Up
Truckers and longshoremen returned to work in Gulfport Mississippi ending a six day port disruption. The move ends temporary strike actions that had halted port operations and disrupted shipments.
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Gulfport
Miss
U.P
Bids Wanted for Fluorescent Lighting at Rural Normal School
The Racine Kenosha Normal School Board invites bids to install fluorescent lighting in three rooms of the school building. Drawings and specifications are available in the principal's office in Union Grove, Wisconsin after June 13. Bids are due in the principal's office by June 22. A. J. Smith, Principal.
Bruno's Resort Malt Beverage License Hearing Set
An application for a Malt Beverage License by Bruno Szastkiewicz for Bruno's Resort, parcel 6-G, part of NW quarter of section 17, is listed for village board consideration on Tuesday July 11 1950. Also notices in Kenosha County probate proceedings invite creditors to file claims by September 19 1950 with hearings October 24 1950 and November 7 1950.
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Silver Lake
Bruno Szastkiewicz
Bruno’s
Co. W. Dean
State OF Wisconsin
Kenosha County
Ralph A. Ray
Kenosha
W. W. Davis
John P. McEvoy
Probate and condemnation notices in Kenosha County
Legal notices from Kenosha County Wisconsin detail probate for Joseph Lotz withJuly 11 1950 hearing date and heir proof July 11 1950. creditors must file by October 3 1950. Foreclosure suit against Harry W Smith Myrtle M Smith Merrill W Smith Jane A Smith with real estate Lot 208 Huntoon Woods. Pipeline condemnation notice for Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Company. Commissioners meet July 11 1950 to appraise land for natural gas pipeline. Dated June 5 1950.
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Kenosha
Said County
W. W. Davis
Joseph E. Higgins
State OF Wisconsin
Kenosha County
Joseph Lotz
Edmund Lotz
Somers
Wisconsin
Said
C. A. Tennessen
George M. Inges
Harry W. Smith
Myrtle M. Smith
Merrill W. Smith
Jane A. Smith
Cavanagh
Mittelstaed
Sheldon & Heide
Office of the Register of Deeds
the Register of Deeds
Huntoon Woods
Office of the Register of Deeds For
Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Company
Vaudreuil & Vaudreuil
Michael Stollenwerk
Frank Schaefer
Stella Schaefer
William R. Kreuscher
Leo J. Fonk
Katherine Fonk
Mathew G. Fonk
Susan Fonk
John M. Sears
Verne Sears
Mathias Frederick
Margaret Frederick
John Hebior
Marie Nebior
Edwin G. Bailey
Emma Bailey
Baker
Juliani & Baker
Norman C. Bailey
Helen Bailey
Northwestern Loan & Trust Company
Lowell Bailey
State Bank of Union Grove
Theodore Radtke
Joseph Borkovec
Victoria Borkovec
Adolph Rentz
Minnie Rentz
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