Dry Shampoo Use Promoted For Winter Hair Care
Dr. Mary MacFadyen explains dry shampoos can refresh hair without water during illness recovery or busy periods. Liquid formulas evaporate quickly but carry fire risk, while powders with borax chalk or baking soda remove oil and debris. Thorough brushing is needed to remove residue and keep hair looking clean.
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COLER
Moscow Reports Von Bock Arrested in Unconfirmed Note
Moscow reports from TASS say Field Marshal Fedor von Bock was arrested after being summoned to Hitler's headquarters. The unconfirmed claim follows long running suspicions about his recalling from command over tactics against Stalingrad. A Stockholm contact reportedly saw him and another commander in civilian clothes in Berlin.
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Fedor von Bock
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Bock
Stalingrad
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Kilborn Photo Paper Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation renewal for Kilborn Photo Paper Company Iowa Cedar Rapids detailing extended corporate period to 1962, capital stock of 100000, officers F Kilborn and Simmons, and board of directors, with business to manufacture and sell photographic papers and supplies.
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Kilborn Photo Paper Company
Iowa Corporation
Cedar Rapids
Linn
State of
Iowa
Byaws
Nee F. Kilborn
Treas
Ure Simmons
A. Briden
Towage
Direc 6
Ted
Ilborn
Photo Paper Company
Aud F. Kilborn
Trewin, Simmons, Perrine and Albright
Crisp Button-Frock Pattern 4233 by Anne Adams
Calling all young home makers to a practical pretty house frock pattern 4233 by Anne Adams. Misses sizes 12 to 20 with size 16 needing fabric yardage and ruffling details. Send sixteen cents for the pattern and order in plain form to The Cedar for fall and winter pattern book and over 100 illustrations.
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Anne Adams
Rapids Gazette Depart ment Pattern at 243 West 17th Street
The Rapids Gazette lists a department pattern at 243 West 17th Street in New York City. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Nominal Tire Checkup Fee Tied to Gas Rationing Plan
Motorists will pay 25 cents to 1 50 for periodic tire checks by government inspectors at filling stations under the new gasoline rationing program. The tire check accompanies the Nov. 22 rollout and limits cars to five tires on the road. Drivers must certify tire sales to the government to obtain coupon books, with blanks at stations. Estimates of stockpiled tires range from 3 million to 10 million. Recaps may be issued if inspectors deem necessary depending on driving and rubber supply.
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Washington
Leon Henderson
OPA
Reich leaders meet in Rome, report claims
A German broadcast reported by Reuters said Heinrich Himmler, head of the Gestapo, was in Rome and had a long interview with Benito Mussolini. The broadcast from Berlin described the meeting as significant in wartime diplomacy.
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London
Reuters
Heinrich Himmler
Gestapo
Rome
Mussolini
Cedar Rapids workers plan transport amid gasoline rationing
A cross section of Cedar Rapids workers and residents reports stable travel plans for work. Many will walk or share rides. some will keep or buy cars for night shifts or business needs. People describe car pools, biking, or continued bus use with changes depending on weather and rationing rules.
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Cedar Rapids
George Tzortzoudakis
Sixth Avenue
Penick and
Ford
David MacGregor
Eighteenth Avenue
Armstrong Company
Residents’ commute aid detailed for plant workers
The note lists workers like David H. Corbett of 3422 Fave nue NE who walked 15 years to Hall Manufacturing and now Colling Radio, and Ray A. Comried of 116 Eighth Avenue SW who drives a car and keeps a motorcycle in reserve as they receive ride assistance from the home program.
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Harold R. Gibson
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Collins Radio Company
William P. Hale
Fourth Street
Quaker Oats
Ray Freeman
Twentieth Avenue
Penick and Ford
Tance
David H. Corbett
Favenue
Hall Manufaccturing Company
Colling Radio
Ray A. Comried
Eighth Avenue
Industries Advised to Continue Advertising
Lawrence Selz of Chicago warned that industries must keep advertising during wartime to prevent forgetting products and lose consumer demand. He cited the millinery slump with few hats worn by 2200 girls and noted piano makers, soft drinks, and building materials sustaining ads despite no current production.
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Lawrence Selz
Chicago
Farnam Street
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