Woman Anna Rosenberg Leads New York War Manpower Region
Anna Rosenberg, regional director for War Manpower Commission Region 2 in New York, stands as the only woman among seven regional chiefs. The article notes her plan to recruit and train labor for war industries, favoring single women first, then married women without children, with emphasis on regional employment challenges. It highlights her broader public service roles and leadership philosophy of delegation and field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wide World
Anna Rosenberg
New York Laboret
War Manpower Commission
New York State
Manpower Commission
New York
Rosenberg
Frances Perkins
Margaret Hickey
St. Louis
Labor and Industry
Paul McNutt
The
Elinore Herrick
National Labor Relations Board
District 2
Todd Shipyards Corporation
Social Security Board
Social Security
Budapest
Julius Rosenberg
NRA
Your Daughter and Feminine Hygiene Education
Advertisement promoting Zonite as a safe germ killer and deodorizer for intimate care. Claims mothers should teach daughters, warns against harmful douches, touts 20 million bottles sold, and offers a free booklet mailed from Zonite Department 632A New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Ave
New York
N. Y
Calendar of meetings and events including clubs and circles
Tonight schedule lists Neoteus Choir at First Christian Church parlor 7 30, Woodmen Circle and other groups at various halls. Friday events include Twenty Century Club Mia G G Ordway 2400 Harrison 2 30, Child Welfare Club, I H C Wives Club, rummage sale Circle 2 at East Fourth Avenue, Red Cross sewing unit 9 0 4, senior party at Social Center for Girls, and more. Budapest note adds a biographical aside about her early public activity plus political work with Julius Rosenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Red Cross
Are You Set For Lasting Permanent
Alicia Hart advises pre care for a fall permanent wave. Brush hair nightly for two weeks, seek reconditioning if sun, swim, or neglect affected health. Use olive oil or vegetable oil treatments or a ready oil blend to lubricate scalp and locks for a strong pliable result.
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Alicia Hartner
Mrs. Good Honored in Amarillo Luncheon Visit
Mrs Zula M Good of Los Angeles visits daughter Mrs Art Wagoner at 1829 Polk Street. A luncheon at Amarillo Country Club is hosted by Mrs Toney Chisum and Mrs Gene Howe as part of a continuing series praising Mrs Good.
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Zula M. Good
Los Angeles
Calif
Art Wagoner
Polk Street
Amarillo Country Club
Toney Chisum
Gene Howe
We the Women by Ruth Millett on War Marriages
The article challenges psychologists and sociologists who predict gloom for war marriages. It argues young couples must act now, take a chance, and seek practical ways to make their marriages work rather than dwelling on likely failure.
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Chicago
Sam
Cheer Makers Club Luncheon at Harper Home
The Cheer Makers Club held a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. W. R. Harper's home at 1011 Mississippi Street on Wednesday. Gifts were exchanged and guests included Mrs. J. T. Ellison of Long Beach California former member, Mrs. D. R. Burns of Mineral Wells and Mrs. Edwin Landberry. Other attendees listed with local members. The group plans to meet October 28 with Mrs. Blake at 3411 Line Avenue.
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Cheer Makers Club
W. R. Harper
Mississippi Street
J. T. Ellison
Long Beach
Calif
D. R. Burns
Mineral Wells
Edwin Landberry
Mesdames Co
First Baptist Philadelphia Class Installs Officers
At a meeting hosted by Mrs J B Slade in the home of teacher Mrs R P Parcells the officers were installed. Officers include President Mrs Pat Dean vice president Mrs Hubert Knight second vice president Mrs Kermit Gentry and Mrs Guy Bailey third vice president Mrs Kermit Johnson fourth vice president Mrs Ernest Johnson secretary Mrs Ben Pate and reporter Mrs R A Taylor A gift was given to retiring president Mrs Burch Tyson and to the teacher.
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J. B. Slade
First Baptist Philathea
R. P. Parcells
Pat Dean
Hubert Knight
Kermit Gentry
Guy Bailey
Kermit Johnson
Hi Neighbor Club gathers to finish quilt top in Pleasant Valley
The Hi Neighbor Club met at Mrs. J. B. McGee's Pleasant Valley home to work on a quilt top started 18 years ago by the hostess' grandmother. A covered dish lunch followed as new member Mrs. C. FP. Staples joined. Attendees included Mesdames D. L. Pansler H. E. Sodfrey William McBroom J. E. Prince and M. C. Shores. They plan an Oct. 14 meeting at Mrs. Fansler's 311 North Maryland Street and a trip to Canyon for the day.
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Hi Neighbor Club
J. B. McGee
Pleasant Valley
Jolly Twelve Club Meets at Price Home
The Jolly Twelve Club gathered yesterday at Mrs. Carley Price home 403 Louisiana Street. Mrs. W W Riner won the weekly fame prize. The group plans a luncheon next Wednesday at Mrs. Riner 500 Fairmont Street.
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Jolly Twelve Club
Carley Price
Louisiana Street
W. W. Riner
Mesdames Amos Isaacs
Dick Willis
E. E. Wise
J. D. Dunn
E. A. Butcher
J.B Pair
Truett Ledbetter
A Kurest
Edward Welch
Riner
Fairmont Street
Pear Canning Tips and Cottage Cheese Ideas
Pears can turn pink if cooked too long or heated after gathering. Keep pears cool, follow directions, and store in a well ventilated place. Cottage cheese is a versatile inexpensive protein source and pairs with many fruits in salads, molds, and fruit plates.
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Pauline Lokey
Potter County
Extension Service of
Texas A. & M. College
Miss Lokey
U-Deal-Em Club Hosts Bridge Party at Galbreath Home
The U-Deal-Em Club met Tuesday at 712 West Tenth Avenue in Galbreath home. High prize went to Mrs. E. M. Benesch and second to Mrs. Harry Milholland. Guest prize awarded to Mrs. Grace Gaither of Benton Harbor Michigan.
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C. B. Galbreath
West Tenth Avenue
E. M. Benesch
Harry Milholland
Grace Gaither
Benton Harbor, Mich
Mesdames
Household hints and costume ideas from a bygone era
Instructions describe warming a honey jar in warm water to liquefy solidified honey and crystals. A country play costume suggestion features short faded blue cotton slacks with a bandanna shirt, emphasizing comfortable fullness and a bold patterned tail-hemypattern.
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Office of Defense, Health and Welfare Services
Roosevelt
OCC
New York State Council of National Defense
Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs
White & Kirk
Palo Duro Assembly of the Order of the Rainbow Girls
Fast Fourth Avenue
Lydia E. Pinkham
Neoteus Choir
First Christian Church
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Carpenters’ Auxiliary
Carpenters’ Halls
Twentieth Century Club
Mia
G. G
Ordway
Harrison Street
Child Welfare Club
Mack Forrester
Ong Street
C. H. Yolland
H. C. Wives Club
Byron Peters
A. E Womble
First Christian Woman's Council
East Fourth Avenue
John B. Golding
I. O. O. F. Hall
Benton
Fellowship Hall
Les Temps Club
E. Smith
Needle Club
George Barton
R. S Parsons
van Buren Street
Sheeffer
Army Navy
Marine, Air Corps
Coast Guard
Sheaffer
White
Riak
Mrs. Good
We the Women
Ruth Millett
Harper Home
Tome
Argentina
Philathea
Ernest Johnson
Ben Pate
R. A. Taylor
Burch Tyson
Galbreath
Ork
Barbara
Polk
RAF Bus
Anzac
Wollywood Dress Shopre
B. R. Solnick
Mgr
Polk St
Globe News
Fither
Chinays Technicolor
RKO Radio
Ted Husing
Leon Errol
Alan Mowbray
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