Word: louise
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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That the Review Conference will be held is nearly assured. Secretary Dulles won small-nation support for the United Nations at San Francisco in 1945 with a promise of a chance in ten years to adjust the Charter's innequities, and a year ago in August he put the United...
Patterns & Paris. Vogue's audience was as small as its view of the world until Conde Nast, who helped give Collier's its start, came east from St. Louis to buy the magazine and its 14,000 circulation in 1909. Elegant, wealthy Publisher Nast poured money into his...
"Childlike World." Though left-wing critics said that Vogue reflected a "trivial, childlike world that was gone forever," Editor Chase confidently started up the French edition again at war's end, soon had the British and U.S. editions more prosperous than ever. Editor Chase was well aware that Vogue...
Died. Charles P. Skouras, 65, one of the last of the great cinemoguls, president of the Fox West Coast Theaters chain and of National Theaters, Inc. (totaling 650 theaters); of a heart ailment; in Los Angeles. Son of a Greek farmer, dynamic Charlie Skouras emigrated to the U.S. at 19...
LOUIS WOLFSON won the first round in his battle with Sewell Avery for control of Montgomery Ward & Co. Day before a court fight over Wolfson's demand for a stockholders list (TIME, Oct. 25) was scheduled, Avery's lawyers agreed to give Wolfson the names.