Glamour Cadette Caddies Thrill Riviera Golf
Ninety cadettes at Cannes Country Club in Mougins assist with bags becoming a notable attraction on the Riviera course. They earn about $1 per round plus tips and may work at Antibes or Chamonix clubs after Cannes season ends.
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Riviera
Joe Hollander
Cannes
France
Nana
Cannes Country Club
Mougins
Cote d’Azur
Aga Khan
Simone Bessone
The
Country Club
Blot
Antibes
Chamonix
Alps
Arizona Boys Chorus to Tour Europe First American youths on seven concerts
Arizona Boys Chorus director Eduardo Caso announces a European tour starting in Portugal with seven concerts across France, Holland, Germany, Denmark and the British Isles. Thirty boys plus mothers and alumni travel January to July, aiming to present a distinct American choral style.
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Tucson
Ariz
Arizor
Europe
Arizona
Eduardo Caso
Case
Arizona Boys Chorus
Tucson Boys Chorus
New York
Portugal
France
Holland
Germany
Scandinavia
British Isles
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
Garden Gallery by American Artists Group Showcases Floral Letter Papers
New York designers unveil the Gallery of Art in Correspondence introducing color reproductions by 100 American artists. Floral initials by Sheilah Beckett and works by Tasha Tudor and Lorraine Fox highlight garden motifs on note papers and garden themed stationery for all occasions.
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New York
Gallery of Art
Russell Cowles
Gladys Rockmore Davis
Waldo Pierce
Anatol Shulkin
Eugene Speicher
Sheilah Beckett
Tasha Tudor
Lorraine Fox
Tasha Tudors
New American Artists Group
New Garden Gallery
U S Scientists Say Can't Solve World Problems Of Population And Food
A Soviet focus on youth crime grows as reports describe 19 year old Gennady Kozlov sentenced to death for the murder of Alexander Kiselev in Leningrad. The case follows earlier violence by Kozlov and his brother, illustrating rising brutality among younger generations in a Communist society.
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U. S
New York
Leningrad
Gennady Kozlov
Alexander ‘Kiselev
Young Communist League
Kozlov
Kozlovs
Stiff Training Schedule For Bridge Match In Paris
Paris report details how Monte Carlo champions Franck Bodier and Pierre Figeac prep for world title events. They follow a strict routine with beefsteak diet, no alcohol or tobacco, eight to ten hours sleep, and five hours of bridge daily. They emphasize card sense concentration and exhaustive study, advising partners never to argue at the table.
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Paris
Nana
Monte Carlo
Franck Bodier
Pierre Figeac
Vizcaya Estate Public Art Museum Opens Daily in Miami
Vizcaya, once the private estate of millionaire James Deering, reopened as the Dade County Art Museum. It operates daily 10 AM to 5 PM with 20 of 69 rooms on view, featuring furniture, tapestries, statues, and antique treasures from around the world. A tram runs from Miami Avenue to the mansion and free parking is in the original fruit grove.
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Dade County Board of Commissioners
Vizcaya, Dade County
Y State
Miami Avenue
Italy
Deering
Maeiers
Winter in Miami statue of Old Man Winter on display
Miamians admit they have winter through a statue in Vizcara’s formal Italian gallery. James Deering, a wealthy manufacturer and philanthropist, houses 17th and 18th century Italian statues of gods and goddesses including Old Man Winter with his bellows.
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Vizcara
James Deering
Italian palace estate echoes through Florida history
The Italian palace estate, begun in 1916 with formal gardens added later, saw Deering’s death in 1925 and a temporary closure before World War II. He amassed art treasures during travels that shaped the estate’s plundering, furnishings, and gardens. Today 8 of 198 acres survive in Dade County, including 10 acres of formal waterfront gardens.
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Deering
Dering
Dade County
Italian beauty contestants turn athletes in San Remo
Organizers of Miss Italy contests say they will dodge the ban by declaring events athletic. Finalists in San Remo will compete in a three lap cycling race wearing evening dress, pairing training with beauty pageant charm.
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Milan
Nana
Emstesis
Evenia
San Remo
Man Arrested After Plea to Help Free Wife in Fort Worth
A 45 year old man in Fort Worth Texas was arrested in a tavern after he asked police to help him get his wife out of the joint. He was booked on a prank charge when the woman declined to identify him as her husband.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Noise costs and cures in factories warn of hearing loss
Experts warn noise damages hearing and costs business. Decibels rise from 20 to 90 with fatigue and inefficiency cited by officials. Remedies include springs mounts enclosures acoustical tile and rubber rings on machinery to cut din.
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New York
Nana
United States Public Health Service
David E. Goldman
Naval Medical Research Institute of
Bethesda
Sam L. Booper
Remington Rand, Inc
American Type Founders
General Motors
Surpluses Only Drop In Bucket
United States surpluses fail to solve world hunger and population pressures. Fairchild Osborn and Kingsley Davis question optimistic claims that abundant food and immigration can ease global needs. Two-thirds of the world lack calories. the article cites regional gaps and calls for careful analysis of obligations. The piece notes US wheat production and domestic use as part of the argument, concluding mid-sentence with a page reference.
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United States
Fairchild Osborn
Kingsley Davis
Columbia University
London
New York
Near East
Africa
Hemisphere
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