Hepburns water nymph cut sparks fashion buzz
Audrey Hepburn appeared in Oscar night stage makeup with a wild hair style provoking outcry and nicknames like peeled onion. The look, tied to her Ondine role, inspired a New York craze as beauty parlors crowded with calls while Hepburn rest and recovery were advised by her doctor after a busy press schedule.
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Southern cookery sparks playful indictment in Fulton Gran Jury
Fulton County grand jurors jokingly Indlet Henry Morgan for mocking southern food. They subpoenaed Mrs. Herman Talmadge to attend a feast of fried tinm greens peas and grits. Jurors enjoyed the meal and declined charges in a mood of goodwill. Elsewhere Texarkana businessmen offer 10000 reward for info leading to a 500 plus job industry. 20 per new hire incentive.
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Fulton County
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Texarkana
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Damages Awarded in Kiss Injury Case and Prank Damages
A London miner won eight thousand five hundred ninety six dollars for lip injury from a car crash dispute over his wife’s kiss. A college prank left a singer with thirty four thousand dollars in damages after a cold water dousing in a dorm. A Sacramento man received six months for drunken driving as he blamed intoxicated witnesses. Tenants seek rental ads in the paper’s for rent column.
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Eisenhower to Visit Augusta After Masters Week
President Eisenhower plans a post Masters visit to Augusta this month for relaxation after the tournament. Press Secretary Hagerty said the president will attend the opening baseball game between the New York Yankees and the Washington Senators in Washington next Tuesday or the following Tuesday.
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Trial recalls brutal Chester massacre in 1952 case
In Quincy a court revisits the brutal 1952 Chester massacre that left two young girls and a neighbor dead, with Calvin Baccala and Harriet Henson among those tied to the crime. Dr. R A Greenman testified on head injuries from a swinging bat and the cash robbery totaling $7128. The case centers on Jack Santo and Emmett Perkins with Cristal Young observing the proceedings.
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R. A. Greenman
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Michael Saile
Calvin Baccala
Harriet Henson
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Jack Santo
Emmett
Perkins
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