Hollywood stars decry Dior flat-chested look in fashion row
Hollywood's leading ladies blast Dior's fall silhouette as flat and unfeminine. Marilyn Monroe and Mitzi Gaynor slam the look, while Elizabeth Taylor and Debbie Reynolds defend curvier figures. In Paris, Dior's flat look becomes hot talk and bustier makers protest.
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Marilyn Monroe
Mitzi Gaynor
Terry Moore
Esther Williams
Elizabeth Taylor
Michael Wilding
Debbie Reynolds
Jane Powell
Merle Oberon
Dior
Martha Rocha
Paris
Jacques Morlainen
Minsky of Arts
Lower Coffee Prices Sparks FTC Probe in Slaying Slayings?
Congressional critics urge tighter rules as FTC reports coffee price hikes from 91 cents to 1.18 a pound between December and April. It cites speculation by U S and Brazilian interests, sparse crop data, and Brazil raising export prices. Senator Gillette backs regulation of the coffee exchange amid claims of market manipulation. In Cleveland Bay Village, murder probe into the Sheppard case focuses on a missing No 9 golf club possibly used as the murder weapon.
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Federal Trade Commission
U. S
Brazil
Buttt
Sen. Gillette
Iowa
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
FTC
Senate Banking Subcommittee
A&a
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Gillette
Coffee Exchange
Sullivan
D.-Mo
Gustave Lobo Jr
Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Cleveland
Sheppard
Richard S. Waygandt
Bay
Bay Village
J. Spencer Houk
Werygandt
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
White Slave Trial Nears Conclusion
Final arguments are under way in the white slavery trial of Edward V. Clippinger owner of Roxie's Motel in Las Vegas Nevada his wife Roxie and Dick Kellogg the motel manager They are charged with conspiring to transport women from California to Nevada for immoral purposes In closing defense testimony Mrs Clippinger said she had not been at the motel in several years because of illness She said she had met Joseph Sanchez principal government witness but had never telephoned him Frances Madison testified that Betty Sanders now the wife of Sanchez told her she was taken to Roxie's by Sanchez to work as a prostitute.
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Edward V. Clippinger
Las Vegas
Nev
Roxie
Dick Kellogg
California
Nevada
Frances Madison
Betty Sanders
Sanchez
Roxie’s
Hawaii Statehood Passes Unanimously In Boys Nation Session
In Washington Up statehood for Hawaii was approved unanimously by a model Senate session run by teenage delegates to Boys Nation under American Legion sponsorship. The 105 minute session in the old Supreme Court Chamber also shelved Alaska statehood and approved universal military training by 74 to 9.
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Hawaii
Senate
American Legion
Sezelon
Supreme Court
Capitol
Alaska
Israeli Premier Narrowly Escapes Plane Crash at Memorial
At Maze Gan near the Sea of Galilee a small plane skimmed above Prime Minister Moshe Sharett as it crashed into a crowd gathered for a monument unveiling. Fifteen killed and 26 injured. among the dead was parade commander Galin after the plane tangled in the undercarriage. An inquiry was announced.
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Israel
Moshe Sharett
Tifteen
Ge Plot
Uri Gain
Mae' Gun
Sea of Galilee
Peretz/ Soldstein
Goldstein
Mazegan
Cercane
Galla
Izhak Ben Zvi
Ram Galin
Fir
Rames
Fragmented OCR notes on press delivery and periodical terms
Fragmentary text references press telegraph delivery terms and circulation details. Mentions per week month year rates and a date pattern resembling 1888. Includes scattered phrases about Lang Bea and Port Mi with unclear context.
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Atee Avenue
Lai
Sienner
P Port
Lang Bea
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