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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1959

Page

9

Derby wave hits Madison Avenue as hats lift ego and status

New York columnist recounts the derby revival on Madison Avenue. Hatters claim the bowler makes wearers look younger and more powerful, turning clerks into brokers and bankers. The piece chronicles fittings, reactions, and the hat’s shift from helmet to symbol of swagger.

Hugh A. Mulligan New York Madison Avenue Bernard Salesky The Hat Corp. of America Nelson Rockefeller Associated Press London William Bowler Billy Cock

Judge Gets The Message In Deaf-Mute Divorce Case

Beatrice Carpenter a deaf mute used 29 language signs to tell Judge Herbert Hamm that her husband Alonzo Sr. a deaf mute was unfaithful. The court granted their divorce the only New York ground adultery with the sign language trial described as unprecedented.

Albany N.Y Beatrice Carpenter

Parms girl Maureen Cummings, 6, killed by bus at school yard

Maureen Cummings of Parma, aged 6, died Friday after tripping in the yard of St. Charles Catholic School and being struck by a slow-moving school bus. A police investigation is expected.

Cleveland Maureen Cummings Parma St. Charles Catholic School

Woman May Need Move Over Dog Guarded by Will

Aretia Malcolm may have to leave her Toronto apartment to honor a will naming her guardian of a German short haired pointer named Marsha. The will leaves 900 a year from a 10000 trust to fund the dog's care, but the landlord forbids keeping pets in the unit and Malcolm says she will consult a lawyer.

Toronto Aretia Malcom Jean Alexandria McLellan Mrs. Malcom Marsha

Bat Masterson suit inspires awe and headlines

A man adopts a protective fashion that grows into a social weapon. He moves with confidence, attracting stares and help from strangers, especially women. A child’s exclamation reveals the craze as a boy asks his mother for one of these Bat Masterson suits.

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