Ingenuity Lets Wardrobe Shine in 1944 Fashion
Frances Eby Jakoubek outlines thrifty styles for a wartime wardrobe. Plastic buttons, fur scraps, and clever alterations transform last year’s garments into fresh 1944 looks. She notes practical accessories and versatile separates for teens and women, with tips on hats, belts, and trims.
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Milady
Apron pattern 4684 offers trimmed waist and straps
Use a one yard remnant for apron gaiety Pattern 4684 with contrast applique and ruffles. Sizes small medium and large available. Small size requires 1 yard 35 inch fabric and percent yard contrast. Send 20 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept 130 N Clinton Street Chicago Ill. Print size name and address.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Dept
Clinton Street
Chicago
Ill
Care Is Needed When Patient First Sits Up
Drills from Red Cross nursing guidance emphasize careful up settings after illness. The first sitting should occur after rest, with a supportive chair, pillows, and a gradual transition from bed to chair, keeping to a 15 to 20 minute window unless the patient tires.
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Tommy
Alexander's Harbor Gateway to East
Alexander the Great founded the city in 331 B C E creating a strategic harbor that became a gateway to the East.
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Alexander’s Harbor
Alexander the Great
B.C
Grace Yessler Weds Sgt. Welle in Iowa City Church
Grace Yessler niece of Mrs. Ruta Harless and Master Sgt. Marion I. Welle son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Welle of Newton wed September 9 at the First Methodist church in Iowa City with Dr. L L Dunnington officiating. The bride wore a gold alpaca street dress with Talisman rose corsage. she is a Cornell College graduate and Clinton High School teacher. Sgt. Welle, a Parsons College graduate, is on temporary duty after service in Italy with the medical battalion of the Thirty fourth division.
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Grace Yessler
Ruta Harless
Marion I. Welle
Isaac Welle
Newton
First Methodist Church
Iowa City
L. L. Dunnington
Mt. Vernon
Clinton High School
Welle
Parsons College
Fairfield
Italy
Berlin Radio Claims B 29s Hit Bonin Islands
Berlin radio reported that U S Superfortresses bombed Iwo Jima in Monday raids. A Tokyo dispatch claimed eight of 30 bombers were damaged by Japanese defenses, though no U S announcement confirmed B 29 involvement in the operation.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Bonin Island
Iwo Jima
Transocean Agency
Tokyo
West Reich Hit By 2000 Planes From Allied Air Offensive
London reports nearly two thousand American Fortresses Liberators and fighters struck western Germany in a broad bombardment targeting Kassel Oppau Ludwigshafen Cologne Mainz and other sites. RAF and US air forces suffered losses with 30 German planes down and allied aircraft missing.
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London
Germany
Kassel
Oppau
Ludwigshafen
Cologne
Mainz
R.A.F
Goch
Kleve
Rhineland
Karlsruhe
Frankfurt
England
United States Air Forces
Britain
Osnabruck
Hamm
Bremen
Canadian Troops Reach Australia
Canadian troops arrived in Melbourne as the first units to land in Australia. They were welcomed by Canadian High Commissioner Judge David, who suggested they might form the vanguard of a Canadian Pacific army.
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Melbourne
Australia
David
Harmon Taylor Named To Post at Convention
Harmon R. Taylor of Cedar Rapids was named president of the Fraternal Actuarial Association during the opening day of the National Fraternal Congress fifty-eighth annual convention in St Louis Missouri.
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Harmon Taylor
ST Louis, Mo
National Fraternal Congress
Harmon R. Taylor
Cedar Rapids, Inc
Fraternal Actuarial Association
Kasper Receives Medal for 50 Years at Wilsons Cedar Rapids
Frank Kasper of 1113 Ninth Street SE Cedar Rapids received the American Meat Institute’s gold service button for 50 years in the meat packing industry. He joined Wilson’s in Cedar Rapids in 1891, started pressing lard, moved to beef dressing, and became a cattle butcher with no lost time. Thirty-one Wilson’s Cedar Rapids employees were awarded the silver button for 25 years.
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Frank Kasper
Ninth Street
Wilson and Company
American Meat Institute
Kasper
United States
Wilson’s
Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Institute
Coat Stolen From Temple Skating Rink Reported
Betty Hume of 606 Second Avenue SW reported a brown coat valued at 25 dollars stolen from the Temple Roller rink check room on Monday night. Police records also show a fern valued at 5 dollars taken from the porch of the Ruby Taylor home at 1744 D Avenue NE over the weekend.
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Betty Hume
Second Avenue
Temple
Ruby Taylor
D Avenue NE
Nazis Report Japs Take U.S. Airbase
Berlin radio reports Japanese captured Wuchow an American airbase south of Kweilin in China. Tokyo broadcasts say most American air forces at Kweilin had moved to Wuchow, signaling a strategic shift in the region.
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U.S
New York
INS
Awuchow
Kweilin
China
Berlin
Tokyo
Wuchow
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