Postwar Groove: New York to Host World Fashion Center
Grover Whalen outlines a post-war plan making New York the world fashion capital with a centralized complex from 34th to 25th streets and Fifth Avenue to the East River. Buyers fly in, view global designs, order, and have goods produced in Queens workrooms for rapid shipment to stores.
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New York
Grover Whalen
Puturamas
Mr. Whalen
Rockefeller Center
Champs Elysees
Thames
Calcutta
Moscow
Shanghai
Great Clearing House
George Public
Fiorello LaGuardia
34Th Street
25Th Street
Fifth Avenue
East River
Manhattan
Queens
World Fashion Center
Transportation Bureau
Paris
London
Hollywood
Wake up with lemon juice water improves digestion
A health note promotes starting mornings with the juice of one Sunkist lemon in a glass of water on an empty stomach. It claims to stimulate regular bowel action, provide vitamin C and B, fight fatigue, resist infections, aid digestion, and alkalinize the body.
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Sunkist
California
Sunkist Mons
Sprouts From Dried Soybeans Promising Protein Source
Nutrition authorities tout soy bean sprouts as a valuable protein and vitamin source. The article outlines growing sprouted beans from dried soybeans, including soaking, rinsing, and daily watering, plus storing and using sprouts in recipes. It also mentions snoods for peruke hairstyles and notes about water-power development in the U S.
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Cornell University
Clive McCay
Bright Spots and Social Notes in Hereford and New York
Social news from Hereford features Miss Helen Streu’s October 2 wedding to Sgt. Thomas H. Farmer with a gift buffet hosted by Mrs. H. E. Henslee and Mrs. Arlin Streu, plus a Navy Seabees guest, Weldon Forister, honored with a $100 war bond. New York reports fashion guidance from Mainbacher and profile of Mrs. Harold Milligan as national cancer fighter, noting cancer risk stats and field army reach.
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Helen Streu
Thomas H. Farmer
H. E. Henslee
Arlin Streu
Hereford
Henslee
Weldon Forister
Navy Seabees
Wilson Forister
van Buren Street
New York
Mainbacher
America
Harold Milligan
Women’s Field Army
The
American Society For the Control of Cancer
More WACs Needed by U S Army
Organized clubwomen of America back the All-States WAC Recruiting Campaign coordinating with the Advisory Council of the Women's Interests Section and War Department. The drive runs Sept 27 to Dec 7 to recruit volunteers equal to army battle casualties.
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Organized Clubwomen of America
WAC
Women's Interests
Bureau of Public Relations
War Department
Fort Des Moines
District of Columbia
Army
George C. Marshall
Sioners
Camp Crowder
Wacs
Ft. DeMoines
Women from nations staging entertainment for troops abroad
Women from 14 United Nations travel under the National Entertainment Service Association to entertain stationed troops. They perform Greek dances for sailors in the British Isles, Moliere comedies for the French, and song and dance acts for British forces in the Middle East and North Africa.
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United Nations
Licd
Britain
Estine
Th National Entertainment Service Association
British Isles
Middle East
North Africa
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