You Look 1951 Fashion Forecast Says Women
Vivian Brown reports on 1951 fashion trends predicting a shift from short shingle hair to framing hairstyles, with tiny waists and fuller busts. Designers foresee a varied silhouette including 38 bustlines for tall girls and 36 for shorter ones, emphasizing proportion and refinement. Calendar artist Gillette Elvgren adds that calendar girls should convey trimness and overall appeal rather than precise measurements.
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John Powers
Lal
Lez
Ann Delafield
Altho
Gillette Elvgren
United States
News men summoned before Kefauver committee in Cleveland
Indianapolis News publisher and managing editor Eugene Pulliam and his son were summoned to appear before the Kefauver crime committee in Cleveland. They were to discuss the paper's copyrighted report on Indianapolis lottery rackets claimed to be the nation’s largest, worth about 10 million dollars. The committee reportedly ordered the paper to stop publishing such reports, which the News pledged to resist while continuing coverage of law enforcement in the community.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
Senate Crime Committee
Cleveland
Estes Kefauver
D.-Tenn
Eugene . Pulliam
Eugene S. Pulliam
the News
Kefauver Committee
Pal
Kefauver
Man From Vandalia starts on queer mission
The Vandalia Missouri mail carrier Lincoln Kilby aged 58 is sent to London to gather honest impressions on socialism nationalized medicine and America over two months. He will report back to his rural route and the Vandalia business club which funds the trip. He aims to speak with farmers and workers in his own way.
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London
Vandalia
Lincoln Kilby
Bis
America
Was & Cross Western Joe
K.C
Shortage of workers prompts call for foreign labor
Washington reports a record farm income boost and growing harvest needs. Secretary Tobin told the farm labor panel that at least 400,000 additional workers may be required this year to meet defense related crop demand. Farm income in January is estimated at 2.3 billion dollars, five percent above last year, with beef cattle grain fed for slaughter reaching a record 4,656,000 head, up five percent.
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Washington
Tobin
Esterday
Agriculture Department
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Jamaica
Northern U S Cold Snap Hits Minnesota Montana
Cold air spread across the northern tier with subzero readings in Minnesota and Montana. Cut Bank Montana logged below zero, Duluth Minnesota and Minot North Dakota also under zero while the rest of the nation enjoyed mild weather from the mid Atlantic to southern California. Highs reached 70 in Kansas City and 63 in Omaha with rain or snow in Pennsylvania New York and parts of California.
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Chicago
Midwest
Minnesota
Plains
Montana
Cutbank
Mont
Duluth
Minn
Minot
N. D
Middle Atlantic
Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
California
Kansas City
Omaha
Pennsylvania
New York State
Pacific Northwest
Four Asian nations urged to form unified defense under MacArthur
Tokyo reports Ho Ying-chin, adviser to Chiang Kai-shek, proposed Japan, nationalist China, the Philippines, and Korea organize a unified combat organization under General MacArthur. He urged a Far Eastern pact modeled on the Atlantic alliance to defend nations facing communism.
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Up-Ho Ying- Chin
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Japan
Philippines
Republic of Korea
MacArthur
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