Beauty Guide for Women Emphasizes Color and Hat Fit
A Woman's World feature teaches choosing colors and hats to enhance facial features. It covers avoiding harsh hues, selecting flattering blues, using veiling for freckled or sallow complexions, and balancing necklines with appropriate jewelry and hairstyles.
The Reader's Courtroom Trials Take a Turn
A series of courtroom tales shows how rights and duties clash in everyday cases. A tired old man sues a railroad after standing on a crowded train. A contractor seeks to end alimony after remarriage. A father fights for custody, while a southern lawyer cannot appeal to regional bias.
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Robert
Linette
Pretend Fickle Lover Is Dead
Kathleen Norris reports Linette Norris a nurse in New York asks for help after Robert Francis a medical student ends their affair. The note says he gives no contact and Linette asks why. The columnist advises acceptance, distraction, and rebuilding life with activities and a pet.
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Loette Boy
Robert Francis
Robert
Bob
Linette
Do Not Hide Under Bed During Lightning Storm
National Geographic advises not to shelter under a bed during a thunderstorm. Cars and airplanes are safer refuges due to metal shells conducting current away from occupants. Lightning strikes 44,000 storms daily worldwide, with temps up to 27,000 F.
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National Geographic Magazine
United States
Let Them Fish It Aids Youth Pond Fun and Conservation
Owners are urged to invite youth groups to fish in farm ponds. The message highlights conservation lessons, safer recreation, and cleaner grounds after visits. It cites Ephemeris 1950 for surveying data and notes snowy owls visiting Washington, plus national duck kill estimates by the fish and wildlife service across flyways.
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F.H.A
United States
Department of Interior
Bureau of Land Management
George Washington
Marion Clawson
Arctic
Washington
Capital
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Alaska
Canadian
California
Louisiana
Georgia
AOA
Fish and Wildlife Service
Pacific
Central
Mississippi
Big Business Attacks Liberal Programs and Korea Aid
The column cites heavy spending by big business to defeat liberal candidates in several state primaries and congressional foes like Pepper, Graham, Morse, and Thomas. It quotes Emanuel Celler defending New Dealer stance and notes GOP criticism of Korea aid. Also mentions lobbying probes, war-contract plant conversion, and a forecasted 1950 construction boom totaling around 22 billion dollars.
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Big Business
Congress
Washington
Claude Pepper
Florida
Frank Graham
North Carolina
Wayne Morse
Oregon
National Association of Manufacturers
National Steel Corporation
New York
Minneapolis
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Truman
Korea
South Korea
Bataan
GOP
Amazing Relief From Constipation and Hadacol Claims
Unsigned letters praise Kellogg's ALL-BRAN for easing constipation and Hadacol for stomach distress and insomnia. Testimonials from Sam Plesky and Mrs. Ann Poling claim dramatic life improvements, urging readers to buy Hadacol with money-back guarantees and direct ordering from The LeBlanc Corporation in Lafayette Louisiana.
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Allbran
Sam Plesky
Churchill Av
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
Ann Poling
Delaware St
Indianapolis
Indiana
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Brooklyn
Frank Buchanan
Pennsylvania
National Tax Equality Association
Hunt War Contracts
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Associated General Contractors of America
Ezio Pinza
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