Your Dollar Lists Two Electric Irons As Topping Acceptables
Consumers Union rates seven electric irons in the current Consumer Reports issue with the Sunbeam Ironmaster and Westinghouse topping the Acceptable brands. The report notes wide variation in temperature maintenance and cautions that the Reynolds pen performace is unreliable under ordinary writing conditions. The piece also covers permanent phonograph needles led by Aeropoint 88 and discusses jewel tips versus metal tips, with eight Acceptable needles tested so far and performance-based ratings.
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Sunbeam Ironmaster
Westinghouse
Reynolds Intl
Consumers Union
Consumer Reports
Consumer
Union Sq
New York 4.N. Y
DAR Controversy Sparks Tempers Over Naturalization Court
In Trenton New Jersey Federal Judge Philip Forman bars Daughters of the American Revolution members from naturalization sessions after accusing the DAR national body of anti Negro bias. DAR President General Mrs Julius Young Talmadge responds with a sharp letter to Forman denouncing critics as politicians radicals and Communists and defending the local chapter.
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Federal Dist
Philip Forman
Hazel Scott
Daughters of the Ameri
Dar Pres
Julius Young Talmadge
Trenton Times
Forman
DAR
Washington
Scott
Story of a Baby My Daddy Is Coming Home
A child describes the anticipation of a father returning home for Christmas. The mother plans to tidy the home, enjoy routine tasks, and arrange care for the child to ensure time with the father, while neighbor help aids evenings out. The piece previews next week as One Perfect Day.
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Miss
Phonograph
Aeropoint “84
Fidelstone
Victor One Grand
Trenton
N. J
Plymouth Rock
Federated Press Pattern Service
Sixth Ave
New York
N. Y
Daddy
Auburn Methodist Church
Auburn Ave
McMillan St
Brace BE. Wendt
Five Point Cafe
Spring Grove
Northside
Glenway Ave
Madison Rd
W. Seventh St
Cov
City of
Cincinnati
Kellogg
Crvy Manecee
People of
Ohio
Coneested Basin
Emergency Traffic and Transportation Committee
Race Street
Wilbur Agg
Chatman
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