Two French Women Finish 18 Week American Car Tour
Princess Pauline Murat and Florence Brossette completed an 18 week 15000 mile U S auto tour. They praised American hospitality but blasted uniform hamburger cooking outside major cities. They noted safer roads and described Western drivers as wilder and slacks as unsuitable for women travelers.
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United States
Pauline Murat
Paris
Joachim Murate
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Napoleon
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Red Cross
Europe
Africa
Riviera
Bermudas
Miss Murat
Los Angeles
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U.S
Illegitimacy Rate Triples Since 1940 in U S
The Population Reference Bureau reports illegitimacy has risen sharply since 1940 with an estimated 89,000 births out of wedlock in 1940 and 224,000 in 1960. It notes the rate now equates to about one in twenty babies born outside marriage.
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Washington
United States
Population Reference Bureau, Inc
Frolic in Nude Innocent Start Of Biblical Epic
Rome reports the opening sequence of Dino de Laurentiis The Bible will show a nude Eden scene with a young actress portraying innocence. Directors include Robert Bresson Orson Welles and Luchino Visconti with filming spreading from Eden to Mount Etna and Egypt.
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Dino de Laurentiis
Garden of Eden
Adam and Eve
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Cother
Orson Wells
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Sicily
Italy
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Egypt
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Midland Club Picnic Meeting Highlights July Assembly
Members of the Midland Home Demonstration club met for a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Marie Salo’s home, opened with the club creed, and held roll call naming admired members. Guest speaker Mrs. Frances Bedwell of Sullivan demonstrated with an electric blender and plans were made for Aug 28 at Sullivan park.
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Halcie Clark
Frances Bedwell
Sullivan
Public Service Company
Lola Mae Myers
Sullivan Park
Mae Tetrick
Halie Clark
Inez Tipton
Hazel Baker
Margaret Garwood
Zenithy Wonders
Naomi Duncan
Salo
Beewell
House Shop Tips From Levitt on Home Dimensions
William J. Levitt of Levitt and Sons urges buyers to carry a yardstick when shopping for houses. He notes closets should be 24 inches deep to prevent garment crumple and halls and doorways must be at least three feet wide to accommodate large furniture.
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New York
Wiliam J. Levitt
Levitt and Sons
Levitt
Eating habits tied to income and region in nationwide study
Toledo report from National Family Opinion shows families with higher income eat more fresh foods and view them as healthier. study notes possible regional and rural patterns with low income groups favoring frozen foods.
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Toledo
Ohio
National Family Opinion
Deep South
New England
Seedy report notes near east melon seed sales
Burpee seeds report yields show 75 tons of watermelon seed sold annually to Near East countries. The rest of the world including the United States accounts for about 10 tons per year.
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Near East
United States
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