Ingrid Bergman quits Hollywood amid romance with Rossellini
Ingrid Bergman faces fan backlash over her love affair with Italian director Roberto Rossellini. Sources say she plans divorce from Dr. Peter Lindstrom and may never act in films again. Friends note affection for Lindstrom yet emphasize her strong new love and possible Sicily wedding plan.
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Italy
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Peter Lindstrom
Hollywood
States
Rossellini
Sicily
Lindstrom
Wardrobe Aims For Easy Arithmatic Style For Schoolgirls
New York report notes St. Louis designers craft budget friendly fall fashions for girls. Wool dresses, plaid neckerchiefs, cast dresses for campuses, black and white shirtbands, busy pockets, and plaid weskits pair with matching skirts and gold blouses to ease back to school costs.
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New York
NEA
Pop
St. Louis
Weskit
Atomic energy moral dilemma for peace or war
Chancellor Robert M Hutchins of the University of Chicago warns that atomic energy offers a stark choice for humanity. In war, we risk being blown to bits. in peace, we may be bored to death due to increased vacant time.
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Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Playing hockey from home and modern housewives
A light guidance piece urges women to balance home life with personal interests. It suggests mothers take time for children, pursue hobbies like painting or riding, return to classes, and engage in small upgrades or gifts to refresh marriages and keep up with a broader world.
Little Prince Charles Gets First Haircut in London
London report says nine month old Prince Charles had his baby curls snipped by barber Felix West who notes he did not squirm and spoke two words ta ta upon leaving. Princess Elizabeth was away during the haircut.
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London
Prince Charles
Felix West
Charles
Elizabeth
Four Eyes Better Than Two Says Mirror Columnist
Angela Best of the Daily Mirror recounted a student belief that glasses attract men and that women who wear glasses can be more flirtatious than expected citing Dorothy Parker. She recalled a roommate Maisy who wore hornrimmed specs and was seen as mysterious and desirable, challenging the notion of glasses as a barrier.
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London
Angela Best
The
Daily Mirror
Dorothy Parker
Bob
Jock
Angela
Maisy
Jack
Miss Parker
Ladies Auxiliary No Hostess Luncheon Slated
The Ladies Auxiliary to U. P. Old Timers Club No. 15 will hold a no hostess luncheon at the parish house on September 12 at 1 15. St. Margaret's Guild will prepare and serve. Reservations must be made by September 8 by calling Mrs. Sorensen, Mrs. Mooney, or Mrs. Ogee at the listed numbers.
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U. P. Old Timers Club No. 15
St. Margaret's Guild
Sorensen
J. R. Mooney
Carl Ogee
Grand Coulee irrigation and power project cost estimate
The ultimate development cost of all irrigation works and power facilities on the Grand Coulee Dam is estimated at about 610 million dollars.
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Grand Coulee Dam
Silent Stars Voted Most Beautiful by Hollywood Photographer
Hollywood photographer John Miehle, with 28 years in glamour, ranks silent era icons as the era’s beauty standard. He praises Mary Pickford, Gloria Swanson, Barbara LaMarr, and others for unmatched hair, eyes, nose, mouth, ears, and figures in a nostalgic assessment.
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Hollywood
John Miehle
Mary Pickford
Gloria Swanson
Barbara LaMarr
Wilma Banky
Phyllis Kirk
New York
Samuel Goldwyn
Jennifer Jones
David Selznick
Ingrid Bergman
Ginger Rogers
Dolores del Rio
Jane Greer
Betty Grable
Miehle
Swanson
Pay Envelope Gains Buying Power Over Two Decades
Harvard professors Arthur Schlesinger Jr and Seymour Harris say the average weekly pay rose from 28 dollars in 1929 to 48 in 1948, an 86 percent gain, while the typical workweek shrank from 45 to 40 hours. They note higher purchasing power per hour and cheaper autos, with Americans saving more and facing fewer depressions, sustaining spending through lean periods.
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New York
Harvard
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr
Seymour Harris
Ladies’ Home Journal
Watson Sisters Announce Fall Term Dance Classes
The Watson school of dancing opens fall term registration for all levels from beginner to professional on Sept. 6 7 8 between 2 and 5 p m at 416 West Lewis studio. Miss Alice Frances received a twenty year pin at the Dancing Masters of America convention in Washington. They report interest in Mamba and Hawaiian Rhumba plus new tangos foxtrots and waltzes and met Ray Bolger after seeing Broadway shows. For more information call 527 J or 3433 J.
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West Lewis
Ailee
Frances
Dorothy
June Watson
New York City
Washington D. C
Shoreham Hotel
Washington
Alice Frances
Northwest
Watson
Watson Sisters
Charley
Ray Bolger
Ray Bo
State Compromise Spares Tree Row on Avenue A
In Oskaloosa Iowa a year long battle ended as the state highway commission agreed to widen Avenue A while preserving most shade trees. About 20 trees may be cut with a civic committee compromise and the housewives revolt will be dropped from the case.
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Avenue A
Carl Johnson
State Highway Commission
Johnson
Fred J. Jarvis
Iowa Supreme Court
Women’s Society meeting at Wesley Hall today
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church meets in Wesley Hall at 1 15 this afternoon. Circle 1 hosts. Mrs James Phelps leads the devotional and Mrs R H Cleare heads the program. A business session follows.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
Wesley Hall
Circle 1
James Phelps
R. H. Cleare
Kansas Nurse Recovers From Second Polio Attack
Virginia Warner a 24 year old Kansas City nurse who vowed as a child to help polio victims was flown home from San Angelo Texas after a second polio attack. She was greeted by family and taken to St Luke s hospital for therapeutic treatment expected to last about six months.
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San Angelo
Tex
Virginia Warner
Raymond A. Warner
Swope Parkway
Charles Toth
Warner
St. Luke's Hospital
Mercy Hospital
St. Mary’s
Kan
Virginia
Topeka
St. Francis Hospital
Kansas Capital City
Social events and parties planned in local groups
The Rummage sale is hosted by THE TO RHO GIRLS at the USO hall on North First September 3. West Pocatello Stake Men and Gleaners sponsor a dance at the First ward recreation hall tonight. Junior girls and Explorers are invited. tickets at the door. Aaronic Priesthood chorus dance Saturday 8:30 at Ninth ward McKinley Alameda. Bob Swanson's orchestra to perform. refreshments and intermission program. public invited.
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USO
North First
West Pocatello Stake
First Ward
Aaronic Priesthood Chorus
Ninth Ward
McKinley Avenue
Alameda
Bob Swanson
Miss Halsey Honored Before Nurses Training
Miss Nancy Halsey daughter of Mayor and Mrs W W Halsey was feted at a party hosted by Mrs Barbara Carver at 1037 East Benton. Guests included Gale Couch Betty Lou Price Jerry Ann Reay Patsy Ochletree Dorothy Finlayson and Clea Pat Price. She departs September 11 for nurses training at St Mark’s Hospital Salt Lake City after a year in pre nursing at Idaho State College and receives a portable radio as a going away gift.
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Nancy Halsey
W. W. Halsey
Barbara Carver
East Benton
Gale Couch
Betty Lou Price
Jerry Ann Reay
Patsy Ochletree
Dorothy Finlayson
Clea Pat Price
Miss Halsey
Salt Lake City
St. Mark’s Hospital
Idaho State College
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