Soviet citizens to wear better dressed clothes in future
The Soviet Union aims to raise clothing quality as heavy industry advances. Tailors will compete with Bond Street and Paris, with Strievski enforcing improvements and resuming 30 cut processes. Over 600 million meters of fabric are planned this year, and factories failing to improve risk losing materials.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Bond Street
Paris
Strievski
Siberia
Kazan
Chickie's Daughter Scene In Suspenseful Mountain Romance
In a rugged mountain setting, a man and Pip pin share a tense moment as she resists his advances. He pleads gently while she struggles with her feelings, ending with a firm refusal and a promise of continuation tomorrow.
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Pippin
Modish Capes Highlight Summer Frock Styles
Breezy capes enhance two summer dresses, one with bold shoulder capes and front buttons, the other with a surplice and sash. Frocks suit cotton or silk, plain or printed. patterns 1786 and 1849 come in multiple sizes. Pattern book offers illustrated sewing guidance and prices.
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Vic
Wheatland Socials Honor Visiting Bride and Local Club Events
Wheatland hosted gatherings honoring Miss Margaret Hughs of Welton on her upcoming June 19 wedding to Carl Missle with prizes won by Mrs. Charles Petersen Mrs. Walter Klahn and Mrs. Frank Diercks. Visitors and local ladies attended a Mothers club meeting at Mrs Matilda Muhl home. Relatives gathered for John Wolf 70th birthday as Ladies Cinque club met and Presbyterian women hosted an afternoon in honor of Mrs George Leffingwell and Mrs Ruth Jones.
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Michael Missle
Margaret Hughs
Welton
Carl Missle
Elizabeth Hayes
Muscatine
Charles Petersen
Walter Klahn
Frank Diercks
Walter Thiele
Gerald Conners
Calamus
Big Rock
George Cress
George Leffingwell
Ruth Jones
Los Angeles
Wheatland
Anna Dutton
Genevieve Seckler
Lauretta Petersen
Alvin Mellvain
Limited Lutheran Ladies aid event to stage a musical
Calmar Mesdames Dan Farnes Ted Hil Jesland and Robert Bronread entertained the Lutheran Ladies aid Wednesday. The Worlds All Right a three act musical comedy with a cast of 125 will be presented at the Olympic theater June 21 and 22 by local talent under the auspices of the Catholic Ladies aid. Mrs Don Meyer entertained Wednesday on her sons second birthday with guests including Margaret Ann Becker Norma Jane Becker Helen Horton Juanita and Rosemarie Hauber John Duane Iverson Roger and Loren Wesellmann Raphael Becvar Derrold Radtke.
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Mesdames
Dan Farnes
Ted Hil Jesland
Robert Bronread
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Olympic Theater
Catholic Ladies Aid
Don Meyer
Margaret Ann Becker
Norma Jane Becker
Helen Horton
Juanita
Rosemarie Hauber
John Duane Iverson
Roger and Loren Weselmann
Raphael Becvar
Derrold Radtke
Royal Neighbors District Meeting Planned in Vinton
Mrs Grace W McCurdy supreme manager Des Moines will attend the district convention of the Royal Neighbors of America in Vinton Monday for afternoon and evening sessions. The district covers Linn Benton and Iowa counties with over 1500 members in the fraternal insurance society led entirely by women.
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Grace W. McCurdy
Des Moines
Vinton
Royal Neighbors of America
Linn
Benton
Iowa
Lack of Aggressive Demand Pushes Grains Down
Grain prices fell Saturday amid weak demand and speculation. Wheat closed 14 11 cents lower as traders reacted to USDA import outlook and weather forecasts. Corn and oats edged lower with selling accelerating late, while hopeful weather prospects for the corn belt offered limited support.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Economics
Canada
United States
Bureau
Congress
Liverpool
Market News: Corn and Oats Slip Despite European Gains
Profit taking pushes corn and oats lower even as cables report feed grain prices advancing in Europe due to crop damage. Provisions react to grain shifts and traders monitor sector movements.
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Europe
Chicago cash grain prices and lard rates
Chicago cash grain report lists wheat No 2 yellow hard at 6 and corn No 2 yellow 014 6lc with variations for No 3. Dates No 3 white 45c and other white varieties. Rye none. Barley 56c. Timothy seed 8 9 per cwt. Clover seed 10 00. Lard tiers 6.55 loose 6.25 bellies 9.50. United States visitors to France last year totaled 101.
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Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Lost and Found Announcements and World’s Fair Tour Ads
Several lost items listed with rewards including a 17 jewel Waltham watch and fob engraved C W B, a brown ostrich billfold, a black billfold with $10, a white prayer book and Rosa, a bunch of eight keys, and a Rock Island pass. Also ads for World’s Fair tours claiming cooler lakefront view and cheaper trips from Tip Top Tour Co. with prices around 9.95 to 39.95 and phone numbers.
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Gazette
Ad Dept
Rock Island Pass
3Rd Ave
Rosa
Louis Keller
Lake Front
TIP Top Tour CO
Democratic nominee for Linn County sheriff thanks voters
The author confirms receiving the Democratic nomination for Linn County sheriff. They express appreciation for the voters' confidence and extend compliments to opponents for good sportsmanship in the primary race.
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Linn County
Various Local Ads Offer Rewards and Services in Diverse Listings
In a collage of classified notices many entries promote a $25 reward for tips leading to arrest in immorality related to Want Ads, loan offers on jewelry, maternity and adoptions services, personal debt waivers, clock and antique sales, rug cleaning, watch repair, hat cleaning, furniture and fabric services, and transportation sharing. Local businesses advertise inquiries for patrons and services across hospitals, jewelers, printers, and moving firms with addresses and phone numbers.
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Mullin
Montgomery Ward
Fairmount Hospital
East 27Th
Kansas City
Missouri
John R. Plower
R. R
Kruber-Morsan Elec. Co
Richards College Pharmacy
16Th Ave
Vincent
Novak Heating Co
Griff
Matt
Killian Rug Dept
Ginsberg‘'S
Ashi
Dialene Paul Gardner
Sovereign's
5Th Ave
D. C
Kenwood Transfer
Morgan Bros
3Rd Ave
Hepner's
Dial
Multiple Sales Jobs and Employment Ads in Gazette Classifieds
A collage of help wanted and sales job notices appears with positions for salesmen, calendar and advertising material reps, insurance agents, punchboard sellers, and route sales in various cities. Employers seek experienced, married, or car-owning men, with commissions and bonuses offered. some positions invite women for housekeeping and secretarial work.
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Liberal Commission
Colson
Perls
Hox
Gazette
Harlich Co
Jackson
Chicago
Pesto
Ras'n
Minnehaha
Sioux Falls
Ind Ave
Cedar Rapids
Reese Weatherstrip Co
Locust
Des Moines
Nice
Chicago hog market holds prices firm amid light Saturday supply
Hog prices at Chicago stockyards held steady as receipts totaled 8,900 across three terminals with 8,000 going directly to packers. Top bids reached $3.75 and average around $3.55. Cattle and sheep also moved with steady prices and moderate to light demand across major yards in Chicago, Pittsburgh, and East Buffalo.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
Dept Agriculture
Des Moines
US Dept Agriculture
Interior
Minnesota
Hogs Steady on Local Market As Prices Hold
Hog prices remained unchanged on the local market with no grade changes on Saturday. The prime top held at 4.05 dollars amid steady demand and pork trade conditions.
Market notes from Chicago produce and poultry receipts
Chicago markets show steady receipts and price levels for eggs creamery butter and poultry. Potatoes list on track with U S shipments and regional price ranges. real estate transfer records note a deed for Carol Hammond and husband to C B DeWees in Ma-Tan subdivision for $1 and valuable consideration.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Old Fe
U. S
Idaho
Wisconsin
U S
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Cobblers US
Carol Hammond
C B. DeWees
Thomas
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Instructions
The Gazette outlines want ad rates and placement rules with a five word first line and declining words per line. It lists price tables for consecutive days and extra line charges, notes for out of town readers, and contacting The Gazette Want Ad Department in Cedar Rapids. It emphasizes that ads may be telephoned or delivered to the office and provides the phone number 2 1121.
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Ayiie Adams
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Seder Rapids
Theanette Valess
Mnes
Ines
Aloe
Gazette
United States
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Markets Review Of Grains And Produce Prices
Local listings show grain prices for wheat oats rye barley corn and mixed produce items. Livestock and fruit prices include hens broilers cocks hides and various vegetables with figures per pound per crate and per basket.
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Ken
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