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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1949

Page

11

Here They Are Girls 10 Best Dressed Men

New York AP December 26 1949 President Truman tops the 10 best dressed men list for the second year running per Veronica Dengel head of the American Women's Institute. The poll names Truman Johnson Hutchins Tobin Norman Kaiser DiMaggio Eisenhower Luckman Menjou with each assigned a distinctive style descriptor.

New York Truman Veronica Dengel American Women’s Institute Maurice Tobin Ruby Norman Henry Kaiser Joe DiMaggio Dwight D. Eisenhower Charles Luckman Soap Company Adolph Menjou

King George Thanks U. S. In Yale Talk

King George in his Christmas broadcast from Sandringham thanked the United States for helping Britain toward recovery but warned that a long road remains. He spoke of courage and perseverance as vital, and noted Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh were in Malta with the Royal Navy.

London George United States Britain Empire and Commonwealth Sandringham Castle Elizabeth Duke of Edinburgh Malta Royal Navy

Woman Leaves 102 K in CADILLAC

Mrs. Fannie Herweyer, 78, died Saturday in Cadillac Michigan leaving 102 descendants.

Cadillac, Mich Fannie Herweyer

Deaths Of Violence Level Off At Lowest Rate On Record

U S violent death rate shows a plateau with 1948 overall death rate at 9.9 per 1000, down 2 percent from 1947 and 1 percent from 1946. Homicides fell to 5.8 per 100,000, motor vehicle deaths to 22.1 per 100,000, and other accidents to 45 per 100,000. Dr W Overholser notes plateau, not decline, in violent deaths, while personal crises and homicides may decline in coming years.

Washington United States Office of Vital Statistics U. S Winfred Overholser St. Elizabeth's Diseases of the Heart

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