Senator's boast ends in silence and bruised pride
In a tense scene, Hil da and Olympia discuss the Senator after a violent boast about knocking out Jim Allen. The household grows uneasy as the girls overhear fragments of the incident while workers from the sound truck arrive. Hilda enforces strict rules as Dave and Cecil press for access, revealing underlying tensions.
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Hilda
Olympia
Chuck
Ollie
Jim Allen
United States
Gee
Dave Cooper
Cecil Dodd
Ben Baldy
Miss Slopsture
Adele
Dave
Cecil
Helen Votes, Plans Flight as Senators' Push Fails
In a dramatic turn, Helen resolves to vote and flee to battle reporters. Limpy and Adele brace through sorrow, while Hilda coordinates late night operations and the campaign room. Helen boards a dawn flight, leaving the Iowa house to the Senate saga and a teary, uncertain morning.
Awakening at Seven Thirty in a Wakeful Bed Scene
Adele Limpy and Hilda keep quiet vigil as Helen remains missing. Aunt Olympia and Senator Slopshire endure a tense morning after a catastrophe with reporters wanting pictures and comments while the campaign lingers on in a bedroom sanctuary.
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Hilda
Limpy
Helen
Olympia
Adele
Brick
Fox
Laney
Len
Lancy
Towa
Washington
Nick
Senator Slopshire
Brother Wilkie
Del
Cottons Lead Fashion Parade In Summer Fabric Aristocracy
Cherie Nicholas surveys cottons topping the season with ginghams organdies and Swiss organdy prom dress styles. The piece highlights Swiss organdies cloaked in rose and blue with embroidery and tiered cloque organdy looks, plus seersucker and dotted Swiss in red on white for day into evening wear.
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Unolon
Ford Offer Aiming To Build 1000 Planes A Day
In NEW YORK a defense industry view says Henry Ford can rapidly produce mass air power if funding materials and personnel are available. Sherman M. Fairchild of Fairchild Engine and Airplane cites Yankee innovation and notes his own shift from cameras to aviation. His family background includes IBM pioneer George W. Fairchild.
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New York
Henry Ford
Ford
Sherman M. Fairchild
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation
Mr. Fairchild
Tess
George Winthrop Fairchild
International Business Machines Corporation
Fairchild
Igor Sigorsky
United States
Hooded coats gain popularity in fashion lines
A fashion note highlights detachable hoods becoming a practical and stylish feature. The article mentions coats with detachable hoods in camel hair lined with red plaid, suited for seaside walks and midsummer dances, and notes pastels as another attractive option.
Off Face Berets Shape Hairdress Trend
Fashion experts note a growing trend of off face berets worn far back on the head. This style may revive the pompadour as hats sit behind a mass of curls at the forehead.
Pink Accents Dominate Neckwear Jewelry and Outerwear
Fashion notes highlight a pink season with dainty collars cuffs jabots and pink jewelry accents. Accessories across gloves brooches and earrings lean pink while resort period coats in pink and navy or black sheets dress up afternoon wear with feminine pink touches.
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Southland
All White Fashion Gains Momentum in Society Style
The all white movement gains momentum among the young set as they dress head to toe in white. They dance in white and wear matching hats gloves and shoes, accessorizing with white jewelry and flowers.
Quilted Velvet Wraps Grow Popular for Evening Wear
Velvet jackets and capes in pastel tones become charming wraps for delicate lingerie frocks as designers favor quilted textures for stylish evening ensembles.
Red Cross Chief Norman Davis Talks War Relief Efforts
The Ames community column quotes Norman H. Davis chairman of the American Red Cross describing the vast war relief tasks and public support. He praises 350000 volunteers, volunteer fund contributions, and rapid distribution of relief supplies as invasion toll rises.
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Norman H. Davis
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Amesien Red Cross
Red Cross War Relief Fund
Davis
Europe
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Iowa
By Cherie Nicholas
Lemuel F. Parton
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