London Look for Children showcases British fashion for American buyers
British designers presented a colorful, practical display in New York by the National Children's Wear Association of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Thirteen member firms showed simple, smart outer wear, swimwear, underpinnings, coordinates and color matched jackets, shirts and sweaters. Fabrics emphasize washability, carefree handling, and vivid colors. Three garments are highlighted as typical examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad Rowady
London
New York City
National Children’s Wear Association of
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Austria Castles For Sale Across the Nation Market
Austria offers about 200 of its 2000 castles citadels and fortresses for sale or rent as owners seek funds for restoration. The Denkmalamt and partners plan surveys to decide which will be saved and how owners will be helped with loans. Some properties have become museums while others may become hotels or guest houses.
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Vienna
UPI
Cheval
Austria
Hapsburg Empire
Schilling
Piberstein
Upper Austria
Academy of Art
Denkmalamt
Federal Office For Protection of
Princess fashion pattern and washing tip in 1967 ad
A vintage Troy Record ad promotes a body shaping princess dress with bow trim and a heart neckline in sizes 34 to 48, pattern No. 8316. It also offers a cleaning tip to strap sponges to cleaning bottles with a rubber band, and advertises Sue Burnett’s 1967 Spring and Summer Basic Fashion pattern book available for 50 cents plus postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Burnett
The
Troy Record
Ave. of Americas
New York
N. Y
Doctors May Need OK For Drugs
At a University of Michigan conference Dr Joseph Dipalma of Hahnemann College urged that doctors may soon need written permission from patients or families before using dangerous drugs. He noted consent is already required for volunteer drug testing and minor operations, and riskier administrations could follow.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
UPI
Joseph Dipalma
Hahnemann College
Philadelphia
University of Michigan
Ife
Older Student Must Be Up To Demands
EAST LANSING Mich. (UPI) A Michigan State University study of returns at 12 colleges shows 90 percent of women who go back to college would recommend the path to others. But more than half warn that the returning student needs good health emotional stability family support and careful planning to meet the physical and emotional demands of the Dew situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Mich
UPI
Michigan State University
Fashion questions from Bowmansville school echo trends
A reader asks about ankle socks at school and parents forcing them on, while others wear stockings and fishnets. The response argues fishnet stockings are a spring fashion, suggests beige sheer stockings, and notes fair play with parents. A separate note discusses fall suits for teen boys, favoring blazer styles, ivy league, and continental cuts with slim pants and minimal vents.
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Jean
Bowmansville
New York
Ccc Es
Cat
Oldest Store Never Adds To Stock Museum in Nostalgia City
In St Augustine Florida the Oldest Store Museum at No 4 Artillery Lane preserves a nonchanging stock of antique general store goods. Curator collects oldest items from the countryside, displaying wares from late 1880s to the horseless carriage era. Visitors tour an attic-derived display with period costume and preserved crates and fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Augustine, Fla
UPI
C. F. Hamblen
No. 4
Artillery Lane
America
Yesteryear
Legg-Perthes disease may be more common in Massachusetts
A physician notes a New England Journal study by Molloy and MacMahon finding 87 Massachusetts children first diagnosed with Legg-Perthes in 1964, five times as many boys as girls. The article urges awareness for parents, especially if a boy aged four to eight shows a persistent limp, and advises repeat X rays and careful follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legg-Perthes
Blanche Emerson
Maureen K. Molloy
Brian MacMahon
New England Medical Journal
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Department of Health
Slow and Easy Approach To New Things For Young Children
The piece notes that many toddlers resist new items like potty chairs and beds. A slow and easy method helps, letting Anne and Billy approach gradually. With patient exposure, children overcome initial fear without being pressured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Donahue
Billy Crowell
Anne
Billy
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Melguos Lulius
Petronell
Carnuntum
Marcheeg
Potlen
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Albany
Troy
Letham
Watervliet
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Cohoes
Green Island
Albia
Colonie
West Sand Lake
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Iege
Jean Adams
Teen Forum
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Third Street
Albany AG Corp
Penel and M
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William G. Crook, M.D
Scrapbook
Ernest G. Osborne
Ugkney
Hellmann
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del Monte
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Cedar Farms
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