Dark somber hues dominate autumn winter fashion shows
New York editors report a prevailing trend toward dark colors for the season. Designers feature deep navy and gray palettes with jet buttons and black fur accents. Furs and velvet dominate evening wear while coats emphasize black with ermine trims and jet embroidery.
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New York
Pax Brownie
Stiller
Copeland
Hansen Bang
Taffeta
Anthony Blotta
Eugenie
Joseph Whitehead
Radio Schedule Highlights Daily KEIQ KEYY Listings
Broadcast grid lists KEIQ 1450KC and KEYY 1240AM programs from sign on to sign off. Schedule features AP News segments, music, talk, and variety shows including Breakfast Club, Bankdage Talking, Ted Malone, and Guy Claridge's Orchestra.
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AP News
Zeke Manners
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Bankdage
Nancy Craig
Betty Crocker
Idaho Crops Doing Fine Amid Below Normal Temps
Idaho farm crops grew well last week despite cooler than normal weather. Fall and spring grains matured, potato crops looked very good with strong stands, dry beans and peas advanced, sugar beets thrived, hay first and second cuttings under way, ranges and pastures maturing, and apricots being picked in the southwest and east regions.
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Boise
Idaho
Southwest
East
North
South Central
Watson Sisters study in New York and Washington for summer
The Watson sisters Alice Dorothy and June plan a summer in New York City and Washington D C to study dance with teachers Bernie Sager and Chester Hale at the Russian American Ballet School and the Doris Humphrey Modern Dance Center. They will return in September to start fall classes in Pocatello.
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East
Watson Sisters
Alice
Dorothy
June
New York City
Washington, D. C
Bernie Sager
Chester Hale
Russian American Ballet School
Metropolitan Opera Studio
Doris Humphrey Modern Dance Center
Misses
Watson
National Dancing Master of America
Northwest
Pocatello
W. O. Hogue
South
Arthur Ave
Jane West
Otto J. Hatcher
Stockton
Calif
West
Pocatellan
Gate City
Hatchers
District nurses plan Thursday 8 p.m. meeting at St Anthony
The district nurses will hold a special meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in St Anthony hospital. State executive secretary Della Morgan will attend and Elva Olsen will preside. Pocatello High School Class of 49 invites picnic callers Leo Gill and Phyllis Pack before Friday. Alameda Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Ruth Burns home Thursday 1 15 p.m. for July birthday party with Leona Moore cohosting.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Della Morgan
Elva Olsen
Pocatello High School
Leo Gill
Phyllis Pack
Alameda Ladies Aid
Ruth Burns
South First Ave
Leona Moore
Hollywood Roundup Sequel Hints and Casting Buzz
Hedda Hopper reports Bob Cummings with Hedy Lamarr again in Ho the Fair Wind and confirms Franchot Tone and Charles Laughton aboard. Phyllis Calvert to assist Lamarr in Samson and Delilah. Humphrey Bogart and Rita Hayworth linked to Born Yesterday. Norman Foster and Dick Powell form Cat walk. Elizabeth Taylor may vie for Young Bess. Bing Crosby recovering with Barbara Baxter at home. James Baskett praised after Oscar win for Song of the South.
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Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Bob Cummings
Hedy Lamarr
Bob
Gene Frenke
Franchot Tone
Charles Laughton
Phyllis Calsvert
London
Hedy
Vic Mature
Jennifer Jones
Charles Vidor
Humphrey Bogart
Rita Hayworth
David Wayne
Mr. Roberts
Broadway
Jennie
Marjorie Main
Omaha
Minneapolis
Marjorie
Universal-International
Lauren Bacall
Warners
Bacall
Norman Foster
Dick Powell
Barry Fitzgerald
Columbia
Elizabeth Taylor
Deborah Kerry
Bess
Elizabeth
Metro
Hollywood party notes and society chatter from Cedars visit
Hedda Hopper reports on Cedars of Lebanon Hospital checkup for Hedda Hopper and Cathy Downs after flu. Eddie Mannix and Joe Schenck at Gloria and Mike Romanoff luncheon for Bill Paley. Connie Bennett’s dog is expecting and radio plans spark interest. Mrs. Louis Jourdan jokes with David Selznick and Charlie Feldman over a poker game. Jourdan wins. Ann Sothern debuts new hairstyle amid praise for Gloria. Anita Corby linked with Jimmy Stewart. Doug Fairbanks planning Europe trip. Mrs. Cordy Hill reacts to fundraising for Memorial Hospital. Wilson Kellogg to attend national plant board meeting in Chicago. Tony Martin at Slapsy Maxie’s opened with God Bless America in Berlin remarks by Gen. Clay noted.
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Eddie Mannix
Joe Schenck
Gloria
Mike Romanoff
Bill Paleys
Connie Bennett
Connie
Louis Jourdan
David Selznik
Charlie Feldman
Tony Martin
Maxie
America
Tony
Berlin
Gen. Clay
A Difficult July Session for Congress
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt argues Congress should reconvene in July heat to decide key issues such as housing and inflation. She warns against relying on campaign silence until September and stresses the need for decisive leadership within both parties to benefit the public and uphold policies.
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Congress
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Dewey
Day
Warren
Heat Wave Keeps Sleep Seeking Citizens Awake
Dr. Andrew C. Ivy of the Chicago Medical Society warns that during heat waves most people cannot sleep as anxiety about comfort raises body heat, often doubling or more. Many sufferers take poor measures to fight insomnia, groaning about the situation before bed.
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Chicago
Andrew C. Ivy
Chicago Medical Society
Ivy
Weed Experts Report Successful Control In Idaho County Fields
University of Idaho weed specialist Lambert Erickson and county supervisor Hyrum Mecham observed weed control in Bingham county ending July 21. 2-4D spraying aided by agronomist Eugene Whitman showed 100 percent kill of Canadian thistle and knapweed where extension guidance was followed.
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Bingham County
Lambert C. Erickson
University of Idaho
Hyrum Mecham
Lambert
Eugene Whitman
University Agronomist
Erickson
State Hospital South
Carl Addy
Bill Maugh
Thomas
Maugh
Joe Pretsel
Boise
Current
Idaho Farmer Magazine
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House of Zuckerman and Kraus
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Intermountain News
Chapel
U. S. Navy
Cedric Foster
Harold Turner
Bill Harrington
P.M
Martin Black
Mert's
Tom Mix
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual
Bill Henry
Family Theatre
All the News
Marine Story
Sports Review
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Inside of Sports
Guy Claridge
Orch
George Winslow
Orth
Mutual Reports
Goorlnight
Charlotte Wilson
Judy
T. J. Wilson
City
Halliewell Park
Mont Elliott
South Hayes Ave
Wilson Sisters
Cardinals
Star
Betty Hutton
Candice Briskin
Ted Briskin
Lindsay Diane
Danny Kaye
England
Bing Crosby
Barbara Baxter
Bing
Barbara
James
Baskett
Basket
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Bill Bacher
Irving Rapper
David Selznick
Vanessa Brown
Boston
Vanessa
Frank Butler
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Cathy Downs
Wilson Kellogg
State Plant Industry Bureau
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Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt
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