Flair on sale prompts male fashion critique in Burlington
A Burlington shopper reviews Flair magazine, noting its male fashion focus and a poem by Ogden Nash. The piece mocks editor Fleur Cowles’s gendered styling, contrasts sports writing by Bob Considine with Babe Ruth lore, and jokes about clerkly pressure while paging through the issue.
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Gardner Cowles
Burlington
Iowa
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Bob Considine
Considine
Babe Ruth
Mr. Considine
John Lardner
Corporations Hit New Working Capital Peak in 1950
The United States corporate network shows working capital at 69.0 billion dollars at end March 1950, up 1.8 billion from year end 1949, due to higher current assets and lower current liabilities. Cash and government securities exceed 40 billion dollars, about 72 percent of current liabilities, with 3.4 billion invested in plant and equipment during the quarter.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
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Lynne
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Dairy Industry Princess Contest Committee
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Burlington, Iowa
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Cal
Flying Tiger Line
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