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While in school, awarded a fountain pen for an essay she wrote,
entitled 'Dog, Man's Best Friend'.
E Certificate for excellence on her job at the Radio Plane Company.
Miss Press Club of 1948 by the Los Angeles Press Club.
Miss Cheesecake of the Year, 1951 from Stars and Stripes.
The present all GI's would like to find in their Christmas stocking (1951).
The Best Young Box Office Personality, the Henrietta awards (1951).
The Girl Most Likely to Thaw Alaska, the Soldiers in the Aleutians.
The Girl Most Wanted to Examine, the 7th Division Medical Corps.
The Girl They Would Most Like to Intercept, the All Weather Fighter Squadron Three of San Diego.
Cheesecake Queen of 1952, from Stars and Stripes.
Most Promising Female Newcomer of 1952, the Look Magazine Achievement Awards.
The Most Advertised Girl in the World 1953, from the Advertising Association of the West.
Fastest Rising Star of 1952, from Photoplay magazine awards.
Best Young Box Office Personality, from Redbook magazine awards (1953).
The Best Friend a Diamond Ever Had, from the Jewelry Academy (1953).
World Film Favorite, the Golden Globe Awards (1953).
Best Actress, from Photoplay magazine awards (1954) for 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes' and 'How to Marry a Millionaire'.
The Thank-God Award: To Marilyn Monroe, who in a sweeping public service has made no movies this year, from Harvard Lampoon (1958).
Best Foreign Actress of 1958, the David di Donatello Prize (Italian Oscar) for 'The Prince and the Showgirl'.
Best Foreign Actress (1959) the Crystal Star Award (French Oscar) for 'The Prince and the Showgirl'.
Best Actress in a Comedy (1959) the Golden Globe Awards, for 'Some Like It Hot'.
World Film Favorite (1961) the Golden Globe Awards.
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