Norfolk Girl Weds Navy Flyer in Air Base Romance
Ny Clarke Beach Virginia and the Norfolk area feature a piece on Navy aviation at the Hampton Roads base. The story follows aviation families, rapid movements, and the worry of wives awaiting word when ship movements occur.
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Kathryn Barton Heads to National Beauty Convention
Miss Kathryn Barton of Paris Beauty salon sails to Hot Springs Arkansas for the seventeenth national convention of the All-American Beauty Culture Schools Association and divisions to Oct 5 to 9. Barton is third vice president and membership chair. Beauty week is proclaimed by Gov Adkins. Noted speakers include Dr H J Raley Dr Max Strang Lowell Holmes Frank Baird A B Moler Mme Le Clair and Glendora Stingley. An effort seeks uniform hours curriculum and reciprocity among states. Mrs Nellie Morgan Brown presides nationally. A U S army battalion ranges 300 to 800 men with a lieutenant colonel or major in command.
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Hot Springs
Ark
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Beauty Culture
Miss Barton
Homer M. Adkins
Arkansas
H. J. Raley
Harrisburg
Max Strang
Dallas
Tex
Lowell L. Holmes
Indianapolis
Frank Baird
New York
A. B. Moler
St. Louis
Mme. le Clair
Milwaukee
Glendora Stingley
Chicago
National Council of Boards of Cosmetology
Nellie Morgan Brown
Council Bluffs
National School Association
Navy aviators' families cope with scarce funds and high life insurance
An observer notes aviators carry $30 000 to $60 000 in life insurance, while base pay is 50 percent higher than other sailors. After deductions, a lieutenant junior grade with dependents earns about $3 258 monthly with allowances. a commander with dependents about $5 457. The officers’ families joke about “poverty row” housing on base.
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Absorption through skin debated by medical writers
William Brady, M. D. debates whether substances like digitalis and nicotine absorb through the skin. He cites the U S Dispensatory and old authorities, notes varying claims, and urges independent judgment over blind obedience to authorities.
Navy Search For Montana's Crew Ends Unsuccessfully
Washington reports a painstaking search for 26 crew members of the S. S. Montana, sunk by Axis raids off Iceland, covering thousands of miles, has failed. The Montana sailed under Panamanian registry. The same day the state department listed 207 survivors of the Pink Star, sunk in the North Atlantic, and released details about five with U.S. connections. Also, a Colorado woman and her 14 year old daughter were released from a German detention camp after traveling on the Zamzam when it sank April 17.
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