Cooling Summer Drinks and Desserts Ideas
A round up of cooling foods and drinks from summer menus includes Strawberry Frost and Fruited Tea. Recipes cover frosty beverages like Cherry Milk Flip and Lemonade Syrup with steps for preparing fruit and tea blends, chilling and serving.
Lynn Chambers Point Saving Menu and Desserts
Menu offers macaroni salad buttered asparagus pickled beets and more with recipes for molded beet salad frozen pear salad and strawberry parfait. Includes a meat roasting chart and offers to contact Miss Lynn Chambers at Western Newspaper Union for details.
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Lynn Chambers
Western
Union
South Desplaines Street
Chicago
Unica
Lynn Says Cool Lunch Quickies For Summer Meals
Quick summer lunches use tightly stored jarred fillings. Spread bread with grated carrot celery and mayo, pepper and salt, or combine green pepper with dressing on tomatoes. Flaked salmon with relish and mayo on rye or wheat. Ham loaf with mustard or horseradish on pumpernickel. Eggs and olive butter mix on toasted white bread.
Youth fitness critique urges early training for war readiness
The author compares youth fitness rates in Sweden, Norway, Germany, and the United States, arguing 25,000 of every 100,000 18-year-old prospects are unfit. He calls for physical education from age ten, expanded school programs, and widespread athletic participation to create more capable soldiers. He cites Condr. Jack Dempsey and historical athletes to emphasize leg strength and early development.
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Sweden
Norway
Germany
United States
Condr
Jack Dempsey
Coast Guard
Jack
Nurmi
West Point
Annapolis
Ty Cobb
Bobby Jones
Bob Feller
Do It Yourself colored nets create summer fashion craze
Western Newspaper Union reports a new fashion trend with hair and snood nets in colors like tiger lily pink Chinese red green turquoise lavender and browns and blacks. Readers can mix hair mesh and snood mesh to craft affordable custom hats and hairstyles with simple pinning and bows.
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Cheerio
Lilly Cadhe
Beauvais
Union
College Football Faces Rule Change Crisis
College football confronts a rule change dispute centered on the kickoff. critics led by Harvard’s Bill Bingham and Texas’ Dana Bible resist reform, while Lou Little presses for an early meeting to end the muddled stalemate. The contentious out of bounds kickoff rule last season turned kickoffs into farce with repeated outs of bounds and a gift 35 yard ball to the opposition.
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Bill Bingham
Harvard
Dana Bible
Texas
Lou Little
Columbia
Print Ensemble Fashion Shines in Navy and White Frock
Print Ensemble Fashion showcases a navy and white tower print dress with a softly draped neckline and bodice. The hat and gloves extend the same print for a coordinated, distinct costume.
Fashions That Meet Teen Age Approval
Teens favor bright toppers belted like an officer coat and sporty gingham blouses with rancho flair to wear with slacks. Bolero outfits pair with various skirts and blouses while frilly pinafore frocks with cutout appliques and rick rack trim attract attention. Dirndl skirts, bold Mexican colors, jumper frocks, and a slim princess date dress in rayon gabardine round out the season's youth trends.
Sleeveless vogue drives bracelet demand this summer
Jewelers report a rush for bracelets as the new brief-sleeve trend returns bracelets to center stage. Heirloom pieces may gain revival with ornate designs, color-bright stones, and silver bracelets featuring intricate chain work in spectacular displays this season.
Boxy Summer Jackets Take Spotlight in Youthful Styles
Boxy collarless jackets in rayon gabardine tropical weave or linen-like rayon headline summer fashion. The hip-length designs with bracelet sleeves adapt from town to country over light dresses. Cardigan style remains buttonless and versatile for warm months.
Film Stars Mark Ten Years in Border Town Trails
Miley Burnette, a Western comedian, celebrates ten years in films with Border Town Trails. His career spans barnstorming the Midwest, running a one man radio station in Central Illinois, and writing songs for programs. He later joined Gene Autry in Chicago and Hollywood, co producing nearly 100 pictures and over 200 songs for Autry Roy Rogers and Republic films. Cantinflas to star in first English speaking film with RKO and Posa Films of Mexico. Dennis Morgan gains peak fan mail after The Hard Way and leads in Christmas in Connecticut with Barbara Stanwyck.
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Miley Burnette
Republic
Midwest
Illinois
Gene Autry
Smiley
Autry
Chicago
Hollywood
Pictures
Roy Rogers
Cantinflas
Mexico
Will Rogers
Charles Chaplin
RKO
Posa Films
Dennis Morgan
Warner Bros
Connecticut
Barbara Stanwyck
GIs Chase Rain For Keenan Wynn Film Crew
In wartime travel, Keenan Wynn recalls GIs in China and Burma insisting he and Bill Gargan trained in the rain while Andy Arcari stayed dry under canvas and Paulette Goddard worked under cover, as soldiers tried to aid her during filming.
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Keenan Wynn
China
Burma
Bill Gargan
Andy Arcari
Paulette Goddard
Tender Comrade Lineup Gathers Top Women Stars
Ginger Rogers may fear no rival as Ruth Hussey Patricia Collinge and Mady Christians lead the cast in Tender Comrade. The trio brings Broadway and screen prestige to the production fueling anticipation in theater and film circles.
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Ginger Rogers
Ruth Hussey
Patricia Collinge
Mady Christians
USC Freshman Dix Davis Joins Date with Judy Cast
Dix Davis age sixteen stars as Judy's brother on NBC program Date with Judy and is a USC freshman. He stays near the top of his class while managing eight radio shows weekly and appearing on six additional programs beyond his TV role.
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Dix Davis
Judy
NBC
University of Southern California
Dagwood Creator Arthur Lake Recalled as Blondie Star
Arthur Lake, famed for portraying Dagwood in both radio and film, rose to prominence earlier with Harold Teen and became a natural choice for the Blondie character across media.
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Arthur Lake
Dagwood
Blondie
Harold Teen
Radio and Screen Notes From The Week
Sammy Kaye wins praise from the treasury for Sunday Serenade and 44 campaign slogan. Nita Rosa debuts on Xavier Cugat show after early radio work on Major Bowes. Gail Russell’s toothache hobbles Our Hearts Were Young and Gay filming. Burgess Meredith, now an army captain, greeted by fans for autographs on Kate Smith Hour.
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Sammy Kaye
U.S. Treasury Department
Nita Rosa
Xavier Cugat
Major Bowes
Gail Russell
Burgess Meredith
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