New York Male Models Favor Rugged Sophistication Over Crew Cuts
New York models say rugged good looks and a sophisticated air remain most appealing to women despite rumors about crew cuts. Executives note a crew cut hurts romantic appeal and a back view must photograph well. The American Cancer Society cites 1900 deaths from cancer and an estimated 210,000 this year.
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New York
Erik Blythe
Clark Gable
Conover
Gable
Hartford
Blythe
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American Cancer Society
Two Resolutions On MacArthur Firing In Ohio House
The Ohio House prepared to vote on two resolutions condemning or praising President Truman for firing Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Republicans backed a censure resolution while Democrats favored commending Truman for his action. A plan to invite MacArthur to address a joint session was also proposed.
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Ohio
House of Representatives
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Lowell Fess
R. Greene
MacArthur
George M. Hook, Jr. Brown
Fess
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Senate
Roscoe R. Walcutt
R. Columbus
Assembly
Senate Gop
Ohioan To Receive Journalism Award
Robert S Harper of Columbus was named by Sigma Delta Chi to receive its annual distinguished service award. He will get the research about journalism prize for his book Lincoln and the Press at a dinner in New York City on May 24.
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Blood Samples Taken For Typing By Local ClubWomen
Thirty samples of blood for typing were drawn at the Elyria Woman's Club meeting by Lorain County Blood Bank representatives. Registered nurses in charge were Mrs L Coleman and Mrs Alec Kesson, with assistance from Mrs H McCoy Miss Helen Johnston Mrs R P Wirth and Mrs Howard Barbour. Mrs E Elliott managed registration.
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Elyria Woman’s Club
L Coleman
Alec Kesson
H. McCoy
Helen Johnston
R. P. Wirth
Howard Barbour
E. Elliott
Groans Help Voices Improve Says Voice Teacher
New York voice coach Miss Crystal Waters says groans sharpen speech and hearing in the ear. She cites pupils like Samuel Goldwyn and William Paley and notes presidents and actors as examples of how tone, cadence, and warmth in voice matter in everyday speech.
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Truman
Crystal Waters
Miss Waters
Samuel Goldwyn
Dale Carnegie
William Paley
Jose Ferrer
Anne Baxter
Bette Davis
Judy Holliday
Voice Training Insight From a Wind Instrument Mentor
A mentor explains that a soft voice requires initial loudness to be heard in wind instrument speaking. She notes most people do not breathe the voice in wind instrument usage and advises speaking louder than intended at first, then softening later.
Cancer Society grants reach nationwide total since 1946
The American Cancer Society has awarded numerous research grants since launching its national program in 1946. The Chronicle-Telegram notes the ongoing funding supports cancer research across the country, highlighting continued commitment to medical advances.
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Elyria
Ohio
American Cancer Society
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