Glass-less show windows lure shoppers with touch
Hollywood architect Dan Johnson unveils a daring window display for Ilyana that uses polished brass wires and mirrored ceilings to let customers reach in and feel gowns. He chops walls, installs glass cases, and paints walls pink with black chiffon to create a sexy, barrier-free shopping experience aimed at boosting sales.
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Baby daughter born to James Roosevelt family
An eight pound fourteen ounce girl was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs James Roosevelt in Los Angeles. The infant, granddaughter of the late president, will be named Anna Eleanor after her paternal grandmother. The Roosevelts already have two children, James aged 26 months and Michael aged 13 months.
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James Roosevelt
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Anna Eleanor
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James
Michael
Red River Mines Incorporates in Idaho
Boise filed articles of incorporation for Red River Mines Inc with Secretary of State. Capitalization is $100,000. Incorporators are David M. Schwarz and Claire Schwarz of Elk City and George E. Schwarz of Orofino.
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Red_ River Mines, Inc
Elk City
David M. Schwarz
Claire Schwarz
George E. Schwarz
Orofino
Fort Hall Couple Celebrates Sixtieth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs E S Frasure of Fort Hall mark 60 years of marriage after moving from Kentucky to Idaho. They celebrated with nearly 100 relatives at Tyhee home, where nine children, 64 grandchildren, and 67 great grandchildren attend. Born 1870 in Floyd county Kentucky, Frasure married in 1888 in McDowell Kentucky before farming in Idaho.
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Pocatello
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Robert Frasure
John Frasure
Ann Jones
Martha Akers
Mary Hall
Kentucky
Margaret McCall
Blackfoot
Roxie McCall
Floyd County
McDowell
Palisades Dam work may start soon in Idaho Falls area
Local businessmen heard Sen Ward Meadows predict imminent construction on the Palisades dam project. He said 52 000 acres could be irrigated, with 30 000 on Michaud flats and 22 000 along the Snake east of American Falls. Funds are available, workmen housing is ready, but a permanent water users agreement remains.
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Sen. Ward
Meadows
Power County Irrigation Committee
Palisades
Idaho Falls
Chamber of Commerce
Power County
Michaud Flats
American Falls
Pocatello
Snake
Bureau of Reclamation
Bob Ewing
Union official releases papers amid NLRB hearing
A veteran printer member, 52 year old Reese J. Highfield of Akron Ohio turned over seven copies of the union journal to an NLRB hearing in Chicago. The action follows the union's refusal to produce documents under a subpena while a complaint against the International Typographical Union AFL is investigated for unfair labor practices.
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Printers’union
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Reese J. Highfield
Akron
International Typographical Union
AFL
Not Bible Mentioned About The Brain In Early Beliefs
The text argues the brain is not named in biblical scripture while noting ancient thinkers and Aristotle who linked the organ to cooling blood and contested later understanding of brain function. It contrasts modern knowledge with Greek beliefs about the brain.
Bald Plate Will Rate Years Away
Ruth Constad reports on Dr. Harry L. Shapiro of the American Museum of Natural History predicting human changes over 500000 years. He foresees a globular head, reduced toes and jaw, smaller faces, a growing brain, and potential mutations from atomic conflict, with male female differences likely to persist.
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New York
Harry L. Shapiro
Museum of Natural History
Shapiro
Dr. Shapiro
State Board to Hold Exams in Boise January 26 27
Mrs. Estella S. Mulliner said the State Board of Examiners will conduct examinations in Boise on January 26 and 27 with about 20 applicants expected to take tests. Anton Holmbee, a Danish postal clerk, is credited with inventing Christmas seals to raise funds to fight tuberculosis.
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Ida
Estella S. Mulliner
Occupational License Bureau
State Board of Examiners
Anton Holmbee
Stock market mixed as oils rise and steel gains arise
U P reports irregular trading in stocks and curbs with oils leading gains in Follansbee Steel and Superior Oil of California. Major indices show slight mixed moves while rail, utilities, and steels edge lower or steady. grain futures stay in narrow ranges and cattle prices hit record highs at Chicago yards.
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Follansbee Steel Corp
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Superior Oil
California
Amerada Corp
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International Paper
Douglas
American Telephone
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Dow Jones
Consolidated Vultee
Western Union
International Harvester
American Airlines
Northe American Co
National Distillers
Follawsbee Steel
Board of Trade
Commodity Credit Corporation
Hergford
Sioux City
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