Ten Loveliest Women In America Lose Weight Advice
Sa处理: The article lists SAUL PRIT and Hal Royle proposing a list of ten famous American women including Jane Russell Lana Turner Denise Darcel Faye Emerson Jah Bankhead Eleanor Steber Anne Jeffreys Eloise McAhone Frances Langford and Marguerite Piazza as needing to lose weight to reach ideal figures. Royle provides specific measurements and targets while discussing the ideal bone frame and body proportions.
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Cold Blockade Partly Broken in Carolinas
Warm air from the Gulf Coast partially broke the ice blockade in the Carolinas as temperatures rose though remaining below freezing. Snow and rain are forecast with potential freezing rain tonight, followed by warmer conditions tomorrow. Ice remains on streets and runways affecting buses and flights. airports report ice coverage but intend to resume service as conditions permit. Local readings include 22 to 36 degrees across cities with Mt. Mitchell at 25 and Charlotte at 26.
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Walker’s Son Named Aide To MacArthur In Tokyo
General MacArthur appoints Captain Sam Sims Walker, son of Lt. Gen. Walton H. Walker killed in a Korean jeep accident, as aide. Walker had served as commander of Company A, 18th Infantry Regiment, 24th Infantry Division. General Walker’s body to be flown to the United States tomorrow.
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U S Mulls Japan Peace Treaty Without Russia
Washington reports a near final split between the United States and the Soviet Union over drafting a Japanese peace treaty. The US proposes moving ahead without Russia or Communist China, questions Formosa status, and allows Japan to participate in defense arrangements including foreign troops, while rejecting a veto by any great power.
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Texas girl wins maid of cotton contest in nine-state entry
The winner from Texas seizes top honors in a regional maid of cotton contest drawing entries from nine states. The victory positions her to spark an industrial push, with Isley named executive secretary of the Gastonia Industrial Diversification Commission.
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Isley named executive secretary of Gastonia Diversification Commission
Ralph T. Isley 32 a veteran field engineer with the North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development has accepted the post of executive secretary of the Gastonia Industrial Diversification Commission The announcement came from Harrelson Yancey chairman of the Gastonia commission Isley is to report early January likely January 2 to assume duties Chairman Yancey said Isley brings an excellent background in industrial development and is fortunate to secure his services for the commission He will represent the commission in regional development efforts Also note: weather rainfall to date December 2.33 inches and December quota 3.96 inches. a Memphis Miss issue highlights Miss Jeannie Holland being crowned Maid of Cotton and touring as goodwill ambassador for the industry The contest involved nine states producing cotton The event was sponsored by the National Cotton Council Memphis Cotton Carnival Association and cotton exchanges in Memphis New York and New Orleans Attention ends with Gastonia Optimist Club meeting date shifting to January 8
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Mother Sees Yet Mutilated In War
In Washington a Korean War veteran, Robert Smith, 20, the first quadriple amputee, greets his mother Clara Smith at Walter Reed Hospital. He lost both hands and legs to frostbite after Chosin Reservoir fighting. The American Legion chartered the mother's flight and paid expenses. A $360 monthly pension will help after discharge. funds are being raised locally.
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Foreign policy dispute swells in national debate
President Truman labeled Hoover’s plan isolationist to focus on western hemisphere defense until Western Europe proves resolve against Communism. John Foster Dulles plans to share his own views in New York tonight saying his remarks differ in part, while State Department urges support for collective security under the North Atlantic Pact. Dulles also notes his telegram to Hoover was not a reply but a contribution to the debate.
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Funds for bank loans ordered partly frozen
Washington reports the Federal Reserve Board froze about 2 billion dollars of bank lending to curb potential loan expansion and bolster the defense drive. The ESA will open 11 regional offices to oversee price and wage controls, while the NPA moves to take over natural rubber import and distribution. The initiative, alongside bans on hoarding essential materials, signals tighter central controls and a shift from civilian to defense production, with banks required to hold larger non lending reserves.
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Draft Rules On Marriage Shake Up Local Exemption
Winston-Salem December 29 registrants who marry after being ordered for physical examination will be inducted regardless of marriage status. The draft board announced the rule change as the first major relaxation of the prior prohibition on marrying men, effective immediately.
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Some Bakeries Increase Prices In North Carolina
In Charlotte area reports indicate most large independent bakers raised bread prices by one to two cents on loaf bread and packaged rolls today. Pastries and cakes were not affected. Large chain grocers held prices steady.
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Enemy Strikes At Two Points On New Front
Massed Red forces drove UN troops back up to ten miles along Korea front with skirmishing nationwide. MacArthur reported Reds seized high ground near Oren and pressed southeast of Yongpo as UN air forces hit supply lines and enemy positions across the peninsula.
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Registration Set For Medical Men
Washington announces a national call for physicians dentists and veterinarians under 50 to register January 15 for the draft. Draft Director Hershey says about 210000 medical men must sign up and Dr. Melling outlines four priority groups for who will be drafted first and how many already registered.
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