Fashion dope from Paris sparks fall trends and rumors
Earl Wilson reports on Paris fashion chatter with designers Dior Fath Schiaparelli Balmain. Plunging necklines straight skirts and new lines predicted. Mentions meetings, potential show openings in London and New York, and several industry intrigues amid a flurry of gossip and speculation.
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Paris
Christian Dior
Jacques Fath
Mme. Schiaparelli
Pierre Balmain
Ree ‘Sthairs
Zee
Divorce Plea Delayed 33 Years in London OD
William Georged Broderick waited 33 years to file for divorce on adultery grounds after a 32 day marriage in 1976. He says he could not afford to act sooner. In England, a separate item reports Britain's De Havilland Sogre jet airliner, the Seajet 500, testing maiden flight with John Cunningham piloting. The craft, equipped with four jets, aims for 590 mph cruising in the upper atmosphere.
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Willam Georged
Broderick
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Hisefield
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DeHavilland Somet
Toder
John Cunningham
Polish Priests Forbidden to Oust Reds in Poland
Frain Kijije, missing patient at State Hospital in Warzaw near Stillwater, was killed today near a New York Central train two miles west of here. The Vatican excommunication decree against Polish Catholics aligned with the government as it seeks to curb Communist influence while negotiating church-state relations. The government called the Vatican move a brutal violation of religious feelings and insisted on national law while pressuring the church to halt anti state activity before talks. The Vatican decree and Poland's response mark a tense clash over church power in the early postwar era.
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Here
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Todexiel Daniels
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Pollet
Asiea State Hospital
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Uo. Oegeuiae
Olic
Poland
Vatilcan
Ministry of Public Administra Ition
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Holy See
Jase
Mirobers
Ine
Coname
Senator Defends Law Amid Chaotic Senate Scene
A garbled report describes a senator defending a law as a limousine crash and disruptions occur near Buffalo and Niagara Falls. It mentions Walter J. Mahoney, Remington Rand stockholders, and a rising business climate amid wartime margins. A Good Samaritan aids a baby’s crying mother near a plant layoff in Niagara Falls.
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Mahoney
James H. Rand
Remington Rand, Inc
Acssidhe
Withl Rand
Remington
Law Rand
Southland derailment near Florida to Chicago
Five cars of the Florida to Chicago Southland derailed early today when a defective switch unlocked and flipped over as the train passed. No serious injuries reported though some Pullman passengers were shaken and scratched.
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Lala
Southland
Notable Departures Mark Ailing Radio Efforts Across Zones
In Washington Edward V Hickey 59 director of fired for the National Security Resources Board. Jack Mariens 53 former automotive editor of the Dayton Herald now freelancing in Dayton Ohio. Elgery Harding Clark 73 of Boston author and former Olympic track champion now in Hingham Massachusetts.
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Edward V. Hickey
National Security Resources Board
Washington
Jack) Mariens
Dayton: Herald
Dayton
Elgery Harding Clark
Boston
Hingham
Mass
New York Seeks Nurses for Polio Aid
Emergency appeal issued by New York Health Department seeks nurses to treat infantile paralysis amid rising polio cases in the city. Commissioner Marcus D. Dr. Regelated described nine new cases in mid epidemic. total cases since January noted.
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New York
Marcus _D
GM reports peak peacetime payrolls in 1964 second quarter
General Motors reports 403,143 average employees in the second quarter, up from 375,079 the prior quarter and the highest peacetime payroll for any quarter. President Wilson notes 69.52 average weekly earnings in the first half and compares to 293,995 sales for the same period.
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Amsson
G.M
Seneral Motors Today
C. E. Wilson
Fighters Perform For Joe Hanley in New York Event
Detachment 42 of the 52d Fighter Wing and New York Air National Guard staged an air and ground display yesterday for Joe Hanley. Maj Gen Karl F. Heusauer led the attendance with Gov. Dewey’s deputy Brig Gen William H. Kelly and other officials present.
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New York Air Neonal Guard
Ee Gow
Jor Bo Hacey
New, York
Hanley
Karl F. Heusauer
Gov. Dewey
New York
William H. Kelly
Dewer
Staf
Jersey Sends Stone For F D R Walk
New Jersey today sent out a decorative slab of argifite for use in a walk of the states at Franklin D Roosevelt’s vacation home in Warm Springs. The memorandum to the home came from the State Department of Conservation and Economic Development.
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Tate Frankin
Roosevelt
State Department of Conservation and Economic Development
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