Nye-Vandenberg probe seen as risky war path
The Nye Vandenberg inquiry into shipbuilding munition and aircraft industries is advancing as a special committee works, likely to strain international relations and domestic policy, with critics warning it could hasten conflict and complicate production efforts.
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Nye-Vandenberg
Bit of Old Japan Transplanted to Los Angeles Harbor
A self-contained community at Fish Harbor village on Terminal Island near Los Angeles blends Japanese life with American harbor activity. 3,000 to 4,000 residents include 460 Japanese children at a school with American teachers fluent in Japanese and an all-Japanese culture at home. The village, largely automobile-free and law-abiding, maintains Buddhist and Shinto marriage rites, cuisine of fish and rice, and annual visits by Japanese warships drawing about 20,000 visitors.
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Los Angeles Harbor
Fish Harbor Village
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Fish Harbor
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Los Angeles
Aging Elise Reflects on Fashion and Attention
An elderly Elise recalls past eras when women wore heavy clothing and relied on eye contact to draw a man’s attention, contrasting with modern styles and social norms. The remark highlights changing attitudes toward gender presentation and propriety.
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Elise
Onion recipes for flavor and serving ideas
Discusses using onions with carrots and celery for flavor in various dishes. Includes scalloped onion with cheese, onions with early apples, and sliced onions with apples and dates. suggests serving with tea, lettuce, or roast pork. Notes preparation tips and seasonings, aimed at enhancing everyday meals.
Fragmentary humorous notes from a periodical page
A garbled item shows coinages and jokes including polar bears carrying a coffin and a whirling dervish described as a Monte Carlo gambling machine. Several lines mix names and phrases such as Edgar Allan Poe and a feasting Parliament. The text resembles stray OCR from a humor column with incomplete context.
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Patty and the Bee by Anne Campbell
Patty watches a bee in the roses as Pat frets about a sting. The speaker muses on choosing between flowers and love, imagining Pat’s longing for bliss and a kiss from the true queen.
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Little Pat
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Spring Wear Features Voluminous Wing Sleeves
Augusta Bernard showcases a lime green taffeta gown with sweeping voluminous sleeves. The design emphasizes dramatic lines and a vivid color, reflecting a bold spring collection.
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Augusta Bernard
Glove Embroidery History in English Dress
The glove was a notable dress item in England from the fourteenth century. Glove making started by the fifteenth century with embroidery on the backs of gloves almost since the craft began. Queen Elizabeth's gloves showcased rich embroidery on gauntlet cuffs.
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Queen Elizabeth
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