Autumn Suits Mold Femininity in New York Fashions
New York fashion notes describe autumn suit silhouettes emphasizing a longer waist, padded rounded hips, and slim skirts often 14 inches from the floor. Tweed and flannel dominate, with oxford brown and deep spice tones, plus notable designs by Mangone, Parnes, Martini, and others featuring belts, notched collars, and two toned silks.
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New York
Nea
Curry
Kinger
Mace
Lomnamon
Philip Mangone
Paul Parnes
Martini
Aimehud
Wat
Iray Teamit
Philip Maneuve
Paul Barnes
How to Make a Million: Cal Tinney on Wealth
Advice in a satirical ad voice urges readers to selling inventions or patent medicines to become rich. The speaker mocks knee tremble ads and generic schemes, stressing fear, nerves, and inflation as barriers, and ends with a paternal tip that true wealth comes from wanting little. Copynah: 160, General Panizer Corp.
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Wildhorse Hill
Cortin
United States
Resort Planned for Grand Lake in Oklahoma
A Spavinan rancher A J Lave announces a $1 0000000 resort project at Grand Lake near Roma City Oklahoma The plan calls for four lodges and 30 cabins designed to accommodate 140 guests The bluffside site overlooks U S Highway and includes nearby facilities Love and Myroid Cures are connected to the venture with Roma City involved in the venture
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Luis
Okla
Grand Lake
Ares
Spavinan
A. J. Lave
Seid Hare
Tulsa
Seid
Crees
U. S. Hiahwa
OkLe- Roma
Man
Solons Lean Toward Clamp On Economy
Washington July 29 The Senate Democratic Leader Lucas proposes standby powers for President Truman to invoke Water price and rationing controls as part of broader mobilization. White House officials say no need now and warn any broad curbs would come all at once if an all out mobilization is declared. Congress debates broader controls while Taft and Republicans push to narrow the administration bill.
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Marvin
White House
Charles G. Rosw
True On
Ross
Congress
Truman
Sen- Tatt
Ohio
Seoking
Taft
Senate Banking Committee
Calvary Baptist Church Drives for $10,000 Building Fund
Sulphur church launches a $10,009 building fund campaign led by the finance committee with architect Harold Flood and eight pledge teams. Eleven teams have reported $4,200 pledged, $6,934 in hand, and 171 families yet to sign, as officials aim to exceed a $20,000 goal before August 6, the church’s 42nd anniversary.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Co. W. Purtle
S T. Peak
W. R. Stumpff
Elmer Gray
Raymond Danner
A. R. Wehunt
T. T. Wright
Harold F. Flood
Ardmore
Gulvaty Baptist Church
Sulphar
J N McKee Leads Friday Scout Meeting
J N McKee led a Friday Scout meeting at First Baptist Church with two patrols present. Michael presented the basics of scouting and hiking, songs were led by Howard Kian, and a game tested observation skills led by Casmr Carter. Plans for an eight troop hike and upcoming camping training were discussed for the next gathering.
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J. N. Mckee
First Baptist Church
Micheal
Howard Kian
Cas
Carter
Ae m
Teesday
W. Hoipaermier
County H D Representatives To Attend Farm Home Meeting
Mire Sam Dew the county president and Mrs J H Stephens the county vice president will officiist delegate. Other planing to take the trip are Mrs Conan Doyle Mrayford Wriht Alien Mrs W C Story E Youre Pubugay Mrs Bab Taylor Letia Mrs Neh ery Homer Mee A A Gea Hart and Mrs R H Coleman Gail Corner Bass Martha Meta. Miss Norma Brum baugh state home demonstration agent has set Homes Build the Nation as the theme. Several out of state speakers will be featured incl Dr FL Teuton Vernetta Farbaum and Louise Garrett. 18 demonstration sections cover home making and rural life with night programs in the amphitheater.
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Mire Sam Dew
J. H. Stephens
Mra
Mote
Oklahoma A and ML College
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Norma Brum
Baugh
Dr FL
Teuton
Washington
Uncertainties of Controls Taxes Dampen Business Plans
The article notes taxes and controls clouding business planning as industry shifts to war production. It cites voluntary allocations across oil and other sectors, plans to boost aviation fuel output, a surge in rail car building, and steel mills facing civilian backlogs and grey-market premiums amid uncertainty over government policy.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Pacific
Korea
United States
Chicago
Raila
Seven Ada Girls Attend Baptist Camp
Miss Ann Belew of Ada was named star camper of the week at a State Junior Girls Bay Church Auxiliary camp at Falls Creek. Junior girls from Ada’s First Baptist church included Belew, Beth Buxton, Beverly Whitehead, Loretta Lanier, Fay Spears, Gloris Autti and Helen Kidd. More than 206 Oklahoma girls attended the week long camp studying missions. Mrs Homer Beiew was sponsor of the Ada group.
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Ann Belew
Ada
Hoarders Scarce When Pointed Out
Joel Winfrey, manager of a store in Anniston Alabama, placed two signs on sheets to curb hoarding. One sign offered sheets for those in need at 12 cents each with a four per customer limit. The other sign labeled sheets for hoarders at 250 dollars each, amid reports he has bought many sheets in a short period.
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Joel Winfrey
An Stote
Spon
Nam Her Anniston
Ala
Stratford Woman Earns East Central Degree in July Exercises
Mrs. Gertrude Eldridge Forrest received a bachelor of science degree with a double major in elementary education and home economics during East Central State College graduation exercises on July 27. A Stratford native, Forrest entered East Central in 1925 after Stratford High School graduation, later teaching ten years in area schools and eight years in Stratford. Her family roots trace to Stratford pioneers. she and her husband Charlie B. Forrest, a local radio television repairman, reside there. Forrest has led Camp Fire sponsorship and PHA activities and served as past matron of the Eastern Star in Oklahoma in 1940.
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East Central State College
Gertrude Eldridge Forrest
Forrest
East Central
Stratford High School
Bert Eldridge
Stratford
Charlie B
Camp Fire
P.H. A
Order of Eastern Star
Tulsa's New Bank Building Opens Amid Throngs in Tulsa
A ribbon cutting opened the First National Bank’s $7 million skyscraper in Tulsa attracting an estimated 5,000 people per hour. Generals, bankers, and regional leaders including Roy J. Turner C. H Wright Clark Hungerford and Raymond Peterson attended a grand opening with music by western swing bands orchestras and operatic performances.
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Oklo
First National Bank
Roy J. Turner
C. H Wright
Sunray OW Corp
Clark Hungerford
Frisco Railroad
Raymond Peterson
American Bankers Association
Gladys Swarth
Deems Taylor
Tulsa Philharmonic Orheatre
Doctors Urged to Join Military Service by AMA
The American Medical Association urged physicians trained at government expense or deferred during World War I to volunteer for immediate duty. Dr Elmer L Henderson, AMA president, said armed forces must have adequate medical care and legislation may be needed. The emergency medical service arm reported a strong need for more doctors in the armed forces. The council urged those with greater obligation to step forward.
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Washington
American Medical Association
Elmer L. Henderson
AMA
National Emergency Medical Service
Marriages Listed For Ada Residents In Local Notice
Johnathon Aaron Gray and Sylvia Lee Harrell both 18 from Ada wed. Alvin A. Abbott 31 Ada married Dickets Guitar 19 Ada. Richard N. Lannon 47 Ada wed Neva Walzer 20 Ada. Otho Clifton Babb 21 Wewoka and Naom Coffey 18 Ada.
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Johnathon Aaron Gray
Ada
Sylvia Lee Harrell
Alvin A. Abbott
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Ads
Richard N. Lannon
Neva Walzer
Otho Cifton Babb
Coffey
Community notes from Konawa church groups and gatherings
Konawa area church activities include the McMurray Missionary circle and the Home Builders class meeting at First Sap Ket church. A combined group hosted a handkerchief shower for Mrs Elliott, plus prayers and a ship of lessons. Revival plans announced for August at the Methodist, with 3 p.m. services and 7:15 p.m. youth service. An eight pound baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Gene Gules, named Mama Jean, at Valley View hospital. Willing Workers class hosted a party, with games and refreshments. Vows exchanged for Joyce Thomas and Hill Taylor at the groom’s mother’s home, with plans to reside in Oklahoma City. Other notes include a Pentecostal Holiness revival, M Y & department campers returning from Camp Egan, and various visits and gatherings at local homes and clubs.
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White House
W. F. Elliott
Jock Gray
Burwell
Ed Thompson
Bill Lyday
Ross Badtet
Oradee Holcomb
Judson Blaylock
Glenn Brewer
Jack Streetman
Kenneth Taman
Lock Gray
Daval Burton
J. L. Ogburn
Victor Watts
Walter McLeister
Burnett Bates
W. R. Silcott
Gene Gules
Kanawa
Valley View Hospital
Ads
Mama Jean
Methodist Church
H. W. Courtney
Buster Slaughter
Ada Reed
W. Hailey
J. L. Wagner
Lorene Jones
Aaron Prey
Gladys Burton
A. F. Edison
For Cur
Bessie Hipkins
Joyce Thomas
Rupert Thomas
Hill
Taylor
Minnie Taylor
L. Jack Gray
First Baptist Church
Roy Owen
Jack Taylor
Oklahoma City
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Obadiah Harris
Sugar Hoarding Sparks Battle Over US Supply
In a wartime peacetime tug of war sugar supply is tightly regulated by government. Producers refiners and retailers press for quota changes to influence prices while hoarders crash shelves and canners seek more stock as imports and domestic cane and beet quotas shape availability.
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Sam Dawson
New York
United States
Washington Uct
Ptca
Eisenhower Says He Is Ready If Army Needs Him
Former five star general and ex-Chief of Staff Dwight D. Eisenhower, visiting Denver on vacation, says he is ready to return to service if the Army needs him. He notes optimism about Korea, urges all out effort to win, and warns against retreat in face of communist pressure.
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Army
Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Might
Defense Department
Korea
U. S
America
Russia
Tive Peninsula
Lfe
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