Fashion Patterns and Needlework Guide Offer
An advertisement for the SPRING-SUMMER FASHION POOK and Needlework Guide from AUBD REY LANE BUREAU, Madison Square Station New York. Includes dress patterns and pattern prices, fabric and embroidery instructions, and a mail-order contact with box 369.
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Kremlin shifts tactics as Russia signals softer stance
The article analyzes Moscow's seeming policy change after Stalin and Malenkov, noting new leaders Bulginin and Khrushchev, and questioning whether Western appeasement or internal power struggles drive the softened rhetoric. It cites France's December 30 vote and warns against assuming lasting peace amid Cold War tensions.
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Breakfast table chatter about guarantees at home and work
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Betty Ann Grove shines after tough substitute in show
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