Colorful Accessories from Remnants and Ties
Woman's World suggests budgeting with clever home made fashion accessories. Use veiling, flowers, remnant fabrics, old hats, and ties to craft collars, bags, hats, and trims for dresses and suits. Patterns include horseshoe lapels, white organdy accents, gingham bags, and button trimmings for varied seasonal looks.
Whose Fault Is Marriage Fails
Kathleen Norris notes that older people and families often blame young marriages for trouble. Madelon Clay of St. Louis recalls how jealousy and interference from parents and friends shattered her early union with Garth, leading to divorce and a child raised apart.
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Madelon Clay
St. Louis
Garth
Baby Joy
Madelon
Stan
Crime via Radio Vexes With Mock Scandals and Old Names
A satirical dialogue rails at crime coverage linking figures from entertainment sports and politics. It riffs on Kefauver hearings, rumored graft, and a bipartisan push for ethics probes while tossing names like Dewey, Tobey, Sobol, Anastasia, and Durocher into a brisk media satire.
Wry Daily Clip Highlights Policy Quips and Oddities
The item pools quips from H. J. Phillips on President Truman and notes Governor Dewey signing a bill. It mocks defense for accidents, jokes about writing desks, Dost confirms distress loans to fur ranches totaling 2.6 million, six times farmers loans, and muses on rising prices and fur wrapped vegetables.
Postage Stamp Note on Welsh Address Tricks
London postal officials warn that letters to Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrmdrobwllllantysiliogogogoch should include the county Caernarvonshire in Wales. No guidance on stamp placement was provided.
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London
England
Go Fly A Kite Military Order
A historical note on kites in military use across branches. The air force uses metal rigged kites as radar training targets, while navy and air force deploy them in lifesaving equipment and radio antenna roles. The army signals corps uses kites mainly for meteorological observations.
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United States Armed Forces
Air Force
Navy
Army Signal Corps
Orient
What Is Greatness Lesson for May 6 1951
The piece argues greatness exists in multiple forms and highlights David the ideal king as the exemplar. It contrasts leaders who serve peace with those who seek power, noting David’s military genius, loyal followers, and deep religious faith as core elements of enduring greatness.
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David
Israel
United Kingdom of
Saul
Solomon
Joshua
Charles Martel
Europe
William of Orange
Washington
Hitler
Piv
God
Meditations on Investment in Humans and Temptations
A compact reflection by George Hartness asserts that no investment yields greater dividends than people. Temptations are dangers that should be treated with care to avoid bringing more of them. Prayer alone without action is deemed sacrilege if duties remain to be fulfilled.
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Garth
Saratoga
RFC
General Sherman
Kefauver Grand Jury
Greasy Thumb McGuire
Virginia O’connor
Germany
U.S. Army
City Hall
U.N
Judy Holliday
Jim Farley
Jose Ferrer
Dizzy Dean
Einstein
Madison Square Garden
George Hartness
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Casey Brothers
Ohio Housing Corporation
Murder Incorporated
Tom Dewey
Kefauver Committee
Tobey
Costello
Sobol
Anastasia
Senator Halley
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Truman
Dewey
Capistrano
U.S
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Tarentum
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Italy
Samuel
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
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WNU
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Columbus
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James Montgomery
Crazy Water Co., Inc
Mineral Wells
Texas
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