Paris Charms American Girls But They Come Home to Marry
Julie Smith of Buffalo New York told how American girls in Paris enjoy glamour and work abroad but return to marry U S men. She wrote a novel Cakes and Male and has held posts with UNESCO the Chicago Tribune an American airline public relations rep in France. Now she travels Europe as a roving representative for the airline between London Paris Helsinki Rome Vienna and Berlin and plans to marry a genuine U S male.
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Paris
U.S
Julie Smith
Buffalo, N. Y
USA
Julie
Unesco
The
Chicago Tribune
France
Europe
London
Helsinki
Rome
Vienna
Berlin
Joan of Arc
Napoleon
New York
Vassar College
Buffalo
Land of the Tree
Sare
Youngsters Parade Pythons in Paris of the East Streets
In Baigon Indochina youngsters showcase giant pythons and other reptiles in the streets. Vietnamese youths wear snakes around necks and shoulders and proudly display them to passersby, though occasionally the snakes slip away and cause a quick scatter among pedestrians.
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Indochina
Paris
The Coffee Break gains in American business
The Pan American Coffee Bureau reports the coffee break spreads across factories and offices, with tea and soft drink interests pushing the idea. A Mutual Life Insurance study notes vast time costs for daily coffee breaks, while surveys show productivity and morale gains from formal tea and coffee breaks.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Pan-American Coffee Bureau
Tea Bureau, Inc
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York City
National Coffee Association
Tea Bureau
Bureau
Break adoption as strict management policy noted
The report states a percentage of respondents say they adopted the breaks as strictly a management policy, reflecting organizational stance on work breaks and oversight.
Reliance Church to Screen Lord of All This Sunday
Reliance EUB Church invites the public to a Sunday 7 45 p m screening of the religious color film Lord of All starring Colleen Townsend and Noel Rayburn. Filmed at King's College Delaware the 35 minute Cavalcade production follows a gifted self centered musician and includes over 100 King's College students. No admission charge. a free will offering will help defray costs.
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Colleen Towsend
Hollywood
Lord of All
Reliance Evangelical United Brethren Church
King’s College
Delaware
Miss Townsend
Noel Rayburn
King's College
Percy B. Crawford
Dr. Crawford
Reliance
First Watch Night Service in America Began 1770
St George's Methodist Episcopal Church in Philadelphia held what historians call the first watch night service in America in 1770. The revival gathering marked a new pattern of religious observance.
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St. George's Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
America
Men Warned On Failure To Register
Philip Glaize of Local Board No 45 Winchester warns that failure to register is a law violation and could lead to immediate national penalties. He notes many youths may be unaware of their duties and explains registration steps for 18 year olds, address changes, and post service requirements under the Universal Military Training and Service Act.
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Philip Glaize
Winchester
Glaize
Councilman Says Los Angeles Is Becoming Hick Town
Councilman Ed Davenport criticizes Los Angeles as a dull city that deters tourists. He decries limits on parades as the council extends related ordinances for 60 days for study.
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Los Angeles
Ed Davenport
Las Vegas
New Florida
Davenport
Registration rules tightened for out of country and new entrants
A local draft official stated registration must be done promptly to meet legal requirements. Those returning from abroad must register within five days after re entering the United States including Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Noncitizens entering the United States for the first time must register at a local board within six months of entry.
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United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
The
Virgin Islands
Curve of Beatty in 18th century English furniture
The Curve of Beatty appears frequently in 18th century English furniture such as Queen Anne chairs, cabriole legs, and the curved pediment and back of Chippendale sofas. It is a double or waved curve used for decorative effect and structural grace.
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Beatty
Eskimo Scouts Guard Speak No English in Alaska Camp
Eskimo scouts of the Alaska National Guard travel from remote Arctic villages to Fort Richardson for their first field encampment. They trek by foot and dogsled, view automobiles and tall buildings with awe, and will train 24 hours a day at their Arctic posts. They are praised as hardy soldiers suited for cold campaigns and potential defense roles.
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Eskimo Scouts of Alaska Guard
Anchorage
Alaska
Alaska National Guard
Arctic Circle
Fort Richardson
Nome
Bethel
Air Force
Elmendorf Field
Bering Sea
Arctic Ocean
Mexican Saddle Origin and Early US Adoption
The saddle progenitor was brought to Mexico by Cortez in 1519. Mexican vaqueros later added a horn for lariat use. This Mexican saddle was adopted by ranchers in the United States about 18th century.
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Mexico
Cortez
United States
Free-Wheeling Hot Rod Roars Through Home in Neb
In Meryore Nebraska Chet McPherson narrowly escaped injury when a stripped down hot rod vehicle wheeled its way from outside into his house. One wheel detached and rolled over a porch railing and through a window pane, scattering glass but leaving McPherson only scratched.
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Wymore
Neb
Chet McPherson
McPherson
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