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Bowles
U.S. advertising executive and diplomat. Born in Springfield, Mass., he graduated from Yale Univ. In 1929 he and W. Benton established the Benton and Bowles advertising company, which became one of the largest in the world. After selling his interest in 1941, Bowles served as director of the Federal Price Administration 1943-46. Elected governor of Connecticut in 1948, he was defeated in 1950 because of his liberal stand on civil rights. He was ambassador to India 1951-53, served in the U.S. House of Representatives 1953-61, and returned to India as ambassador 1963-69.
Yonkers
City (pop., 1996 est.: 190,000), SE New York. It is located on the Hudson River north of New York City. Once the site of an Amer. Indian village, it was part of a purchase made by the Dutch W. India Co. from the Indians in 1639. In 1646 it was included in a grant of land made to "Jonkheer" Adriaen van der Donck. The S portion of old Yonkers was annexed to what later became the Bronx in 1874. Industry is well diversified and includes printing and publishing, and the manufacture of elevators, chemicals, electronic components, and clothing.
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