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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1949

Page

10

Woman's World on Swimwear Choices for Figures

Summer fashion guidance for women stresses choosing swimsuits that flatter different figures. Two piece or one piece styles suit varying body shapes. mirrors help assess fit. Fabric notes include rayon knits and cotton, with tips to slim the waist via exercises for those leaning to one piece. Divers and swimmers are advised to pick a slim, streamlined suit.

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Tricot Tiers and Wool Maillot Swim Suits Return in Fashion

The season favors form fitting swimwear with Tricot Tiers and wool maillots offering slim lines and water freedom. Princess styles with boned bodices provide long lines for shorter figures, while solid colors and strategic contrast decorations enhance balance. Some suits emphasize support for mature figures, prioritizing fit over full skirts and loose silhouettes.

Passenger Fares, Nods, and Brute Force in Courtroom Tales

A railroad passenger paid for a far destination but received a ticket to a nearby town and was forced off the train. The court held he must pay the difference at the depot and settle later. A wife who merely nodded at her wedding was deemed legally married, not adulterous. A widow scarred by trains on her porch lost a civil claim against the railroad. A drunk refused to move with a handcuff, and the officer used roughness. the court ruled brutality and damages. Citizens are not obliged to comply at a police finger’s snap.

Gene Texas Tom Thanl Uncle Dick Daddy Stan Carol Sally Mother

Widow's second marriage dangers for children warned

A columnist analyzes a Texas widow Kathleen Norris who seeks a new husband and cautions that remarriage often harms children. The piece argues many widows deceive themselves about happiness, notes the risk of jealousy and financial pressure, and warns against inviting a troublesome stepfather into a home with young girls and a boy.

Festive Barnum Celebration In Bridgeport Retells P T Barnum

Bridgeport staged a three ringed July festival honoring Phineas Taylor Barnum with a two day circus climax by Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey. Citizens joined music banners and dance in streets and armories while programs recall Barnums showman legacy and tricks like Jumbo and Gen. Tom Thumb.

Bridgeport Conn Phineas Taylor Barnum Yesteryear P. T Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus Barnum Bethel Phineas England Charles S. Stratton Gen Tom Thumb

Navy League In Probe Over B-36 Smear Campaign

The Vinson committee widens its scrutiny beyond the B-36 to include smear allegations against Secretary Johnson and Secretary of Air Symington. It probes who wrote Van Zandt's vitriolic speeches as Rear Adm. Edward Ewen is moved to Guam and Navy League leaders face scrutiny for lobbying to expand naval power. The piece ties Navy League founders to metallurgical magnates and accuses them of pressuring for a larger navy, linking to past Geneva Conference sabotage by naval officers and industrial backing. The motive, the role of industry, and the push for a bigger navy are examined with historical parallels.

Navy Naval Reserve Jimmie van Zandt Pennsylvania Carl Vinson Armed Services Committee Defense Johnson Air Symington Congressman van Zandt Adm Edward Ewen Guam Ewen Vinson Navy League Frank Hecht Bob Fleming Washington Riggs National Bank G.O.P Fleming Hoover Charles M. Schwab Bethlehem Steel Corporation J. Pierpont Morgan United States Steel Corporation Carnegie Steel Company Col. R. M. Thompson International Nickel Company B. F. Tracy Carnegie Steel Harvey Steel Companies Tennessee Coal and Iron Company George Westinghouse Westinghouse Electric Company Clement A. Griscom Cramp Ship and Engine Company the Electric Boat Company S. S. Palmer Lackawanna Steel Company Midvale Steel Company Charley Schwab Bethlehem Steel and Associates Shearer Geneva Steel and Shipbuilding

Sewing Circle Patterns Junior Frock for Sub-Teens

A daytime pattern describes a stunning junior frock using two fabrics with a gay contrast. The yoked beauty features comfortable sleeves trimmed with buttons in threes, offering a stylish option for sub-teens.

Sewing Circle Pattern Dept South Wells St Chicago

President Truman and Paul Whiteman in 1940s notes

Brief fragment mentions President Harry S. Truman and musician Paul Whiteman with a reference to making peace and the Civilian Conservation Corps. The text is sparse and lacks a clear narrative.

Harry S. Truman Senora Civilian Conservation Corps Paul Whiteman

Practical Household Tips From A Bygone Era

Tips on threading a needle at a slant to ease passing thread through the eye. Percolating coffee briefly for five to ten minutes after water turns amber. Wash line technique suggests hanging each heavy item on a wooden hanger before the line to dry faster. An orange juice addition to apples speeds cooking and adds color. A mother catalogs packed items inside a trunk lid to recover parts of the belongings.

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