Miss America 1949
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[['Miss America 1949', 'winner', 'Jacque Mercer'], ['Miss America 1949', 'point in time', '1949'], ['Miss America 1949', 'location', 'Boardwalk Hall'], ['Miss America 1949', 'part of the series', 'Miss America']]
<entity_1>, the 23rd <entity_4> pageant, was held at the <entity_2> in Atlantic City, New Jersey on <entity_0>. The winner, <entity_3>, was the first Miss Arizona to take the crown, as well as the last previously married woman before the <entity_4> pageant adopted new rules. Lillian Ross, "Symbol of all we possess (<entity_0> (On the <entity_4> pageant))" from "The 40s: The story of a decade: The New Yorker" Edited by Henry Finder with Giles Harvey Modern Library, New York Copyright 2014 by The New Yorker Magazine.
['recurrent event edition', 'beauty pageant edition']