Stephens College Co-eds Taught to Dress in New Style Course
New York reports Stephens College at Columbia Missouri plans an all-inclusive personal appearance course this fall. Tuc rel King a New York and Hollywood fashion designer will direct the two year program with classes in taste makeup clothes selection hair styling posture grooming and dress design accompanied by a Conover model and a team of beauty experts.
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Sanatorium Hires Private Physicians
Jefferson City Mo July 7 The Missouri tuberculosis board says a critical doctor shortage at Art Vernon sanatorium leads to hiring private physicians for part time work. Despite 206 empty beds of 785 patients were turned away due to lack of doctors. The hospital should have 10 doctors but has only three, with one leaving next month.
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Repatriation Talks Start With Japan
Washington reports that discussions via Switzerland are underway on repatriating sick and wounded American prisoners held by Japan. Senator Thomas cites Swiss and Red Cross figures, noting Japan has refused to repatriate military prisoners or Guam Wake civilian interments.
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$750 in War Bonds And Cash Stolen From Police Safe
Police head quarters in New York faced a bold theft as $750 in cash and war bonds vanished from a police safe. Detectives worked through July 7 with few leads, while Police Commissioner Lewis J. Valentine pledged full pursuit of the criminals.
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Brash Crime Labelled By Paper As Dishonest Employee
An opinion piece brands the brazen crime as the act of a dishonest employee. The endorsement underscores a belief the wrongdoing stemmed from internal betrayal and misuse of trust within the organization.
British Explorer Haig-Thomas Missing in Normandy Action
David Haig-Thomas, explorer who led an Ellesmere Land expedition in 1987-88 and lived among Eskimos, is declared missing in action in Normandy while serving with British Commando forces. The report notes he is believed killed and the announcement came today.
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