30 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1952
Page
1
A London milliner Otto Lucas unveils a spring hat collection named Coronation. The line features crowning shapes with jeweled embroidery and Elizabethan inspired bonnets.
The circular from Harold Macmillan urges local authorities to keep coronation events low cost while allowing private beneficence. Local initiative should shape street decorations. orders for flags to be placed early. winter labor should cover painting and decoration.
Greek and Yugoslav ties strengthen as Greece returns children from the Markos rebellion only if requested by parents. The Salonika free zone reopening signals closer cooperation, with trade revived and future military ties uncertain. Ambitious talks continue between Belgrade and Athens amid cautious diplomacy.
An article on United Nations simultaneous interpreters describes their skill and training. George Rabinowitch notes the talent requires born ability, not a fixed path, with 66 staff from diverse backgrounds including many educated with advanced degrees.
Jittery school children and worried adults sought aid from Dr. N Gerrard in Beccles Suffolk He uses hypnosis to boost confidence before exams claiming long experience and clear success A Beccles man cites his son’s improvements after treatment
Terry the donkey escaped his cage and led Humane Society workers on a merry chase. They tried to throw a blanket over him, but he dodged, rolled into the blanket corner, and returned to captivity.
Washington report notes several prominent women will leave federal posts when the new Republican administration takes power January 29. Georgia Neese Clark Girard would depart as U S treasurer to run her Richland Bank and wheat farm. Babette Kennedy plans to manage her Oklahoma bank and cattle ranches. Nellie Taylor Ross likely stays at the Mint but may retire from official duties. Eugenie Anderson faces a shift amid family life. Perle Mesta's future remains uncertain.
The American Artists Group unveils its 1952 Christmas card collection featuring 350 artists from across the United States. The set blends faith and Americana with scenes of New England snow, small towns, and festive imagery by names such as Lauren Ford John Taylor Arms Charles Burchfield Doris Lee Gladys Rockmore Davis Adolf Dehn and others.
Health view finds kissing generally safe with minor germ transfer. A Baltimore bacteriologist. Arthur H. Bryan. reports in Drug and Cosmetic Industry that lipstick and short kisses reduce risk. Results show trends, not precise figures. Concluded on Page 3.
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