New York Beauty Pioneer Battles Disfigurement to Help Women
Lydia O Leary, red haired and irish temp ered salon boss on Fifth Avenue 27 floors up, built her cosmetic empire from tears and talent. She faced lawsuits and delays before patenting her tinted cream that hides facial birthmarks, leading a staff of 20 with a mission beyond money to erase the scar on a person's mind.
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New York
Lydia O'Leary
Fifth Ave
American Medical Association
Miss O'Leary
New Bedford
Mass
Boston
al da
Court of Appeals
James Reeves
Ireland
Farm Directors Meet Tonight at Anthony Wayne Hotel
Members of the Middletown and Hamilton Co-Operative Clubs meet in Hamilton to elect three trustees to the Butler County Children's Farm board, increasing the trustees from 18 to 21. D H Kruger, Trenton school superintendent, serves as president of the association.
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Anthony Wayne Hotel
Hamilton
Middletown
Jones and Laughlin names C L Austin to top post
Pittsburgh AP reports Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp names C L Austin as executive vice president and treasurer, expanding his duties while the firm reshuffles top leadership. The Sahara Desert region is noted with an estimated two million inhabitants.
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Pittsburgh
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
C. L. Austin
Pro posed 28 mile tunnel under Channel linked to Folkestone
Map shows a 28 mile bombproof Channel tunnel linking Folkestone England and Cape Gris Nez France. Nations discuss the costly project about 200 million dollars as a long standing idea is revived.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
English Channel
Britain
France
Folkestone
England
Cape Gris Nez
Twenty-One SS Officers Hanged at Auschwitz Camp
Warsaw AP report states the governor announced that 21 convicted former German SS officers of Auschwitz were executed by hanging.
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Warsaw
Auschwitz (Oswieck
Automobile ownership in U S totals 30 million in 1947
U S Public Roads Administration estimates 30,545,000 privately owned automobiles existed in the United States by end of 1947. The figure highlights postwar car proliferation as mobility expands nationwide.
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U.S. Public Roads Administration
U.S
Polio Drive Climaxes With Dances Across Butler County
Butler County March of Dimes reaches climax with six dances in Middletown to benefit the Polio fund. Jack Mokry Herb Spades Dick Minge Pete Jones Bobbie Lewis lead orchestras at Eagles Moose American Legion Knights of Columbus Veterans of Foreign Wars with 9 PM to 1 AM adult dances and 7:30 PM to 11 PM teen dances.
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Butler County
Middletown
Polio Fund
Eagles Lodge
Jack Mokry
Moose Lodge
Herb Spades
American Legion
Dick Minge
Manchester Hotel
Pete Jones
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Johnny Morris
Knights of Columbus
Bobbie Lewis
Samuel J. McAdow
Charles Reuthe
Butler County Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Reuthe
Hamiltonian Files As Clerk Candidate
Joseph Kiep deputy clerk of courts became the first candidate for Clerk. He seeks to succeed Conrad C. Stroh who is retiring. Kiep a Democrat is front office deputy for Stroh and has run filing of suits in court work. He is married and lives at 118 Gorton Ave. He is son of John Kiep Democratic Committee man from the Fifth Ward.
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Hamilton
Joseph Kiep
Kiep
Conrad C. Stroh
Stroh
Gorton Ave
John Kiep
Fifth Ward
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Cade Gris Nez
Miami University
Louis J. Brown
Brown
Veterans Administration
Canada
Tropics
Pencer
Spencer
Central Ave
Bristol-Myers Products
Trushay Touch
Totes
Hall Comp Pharmacat
Bisodol
Just Plain
Bill Wlw
Farrel
Hacith
BENEX
Kolynos
Hill
Erste
Vitalis
William Boykin
Wally Kuenzel
Robert Baker
H. Gordon Davies
al Leake
Gilbert Sheard
Jack Frisbie
Charles Merchant
Thomas Haney
George Fugate
Marvin Blanken
Columbus
Joseph Mulligan
Thomas Mulligan
Mary Kieckner
John Hurt
Leroy Mills
Frank Kartovich
Lowell Murphy
Eagies
Lucille Kenny
Louise Selby
Abner Smith
Marion Schwal
Peter Hummel
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