Easy-to-Make Action Clothes for Late Summer
Summer wardrobes get a revival with simple cotton and sharkskin outfits. Learn quick, washable sewing tricks to extend wear, including a one-piece tennis dress, striped full-skirted frocks, pinafores, and white sharkskin slacks paired with checks and stripes. Worn with starch finishes and ribbon detailing, these pieces resist dirt and maintain a fresh look.
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Sind
Western Newspaper Union
War Production Board lifts controls to restart peacetime industry
Washington reports the War Production Board will drop 210 controls, lifting limits on radios, refrigerators, cars and other durable goods. Production targets focus on low cost items, with Krug warning firms to maintain prewar shares of low cost output as autos approach new delivery rules. The move signals broad reconversion and a remobilization effort led by private industry with government retreat from direct controls.
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Washington
War Production Board
United Press Report
WPB
WPBE
Sky
J. A. Krug
Krug
Truman
Very Few Deadly Snakes Are Left in Okinawa
San Francisco. Dangerous snakes have been pretty well eliminated on Okinawa during its long period of thick native population. Joseph R. Slevin, curator of herpetology at the California Academy of Sciences, reassured Okinawa fighters relatives that pre invasion studies by the academy, army and navy medical men minimized reptile bites and fatalities throughout the war.
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San Francisco
Okinawa
Joseph R. Slevin
California Academy of Sciences
Academy
Army
Navy
Old Hay Ride Goes Modern in White Hall
In White Hall Illinois the First Baptist church Sunday school group planned a hay ride for the wives but found insufficient horses. They adapted by hitching the wagons to tractors and sped along faster than Dobbin.
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White Hall
Ill
First Baptist Church Sunday School
Dobbin
Local Families Join Weekend Visits Across Counties
A parade of visitors and relatives from Minneapolis to Detroit stayed with relatives in Clare Owosso Midland and Saginaw over the weekend. Notable guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bud Beam Mr. and Mrs. Harold Letts and family of Owosso and Miss Kay Hampton with her sister from Detroit at various family reunions and dinners.
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Bud Beam
Minneapolis, Minn
Frank Beam
Harold Letts
Owosso
LaVerne Miner
Sharon
Miles
Midland
John Cook
Donald Dowland
Flushing
Flarie Skinner
Sam Morrison
Carl Peters
Clare
Richard Stuermer
Margaret
Flint
Herman Stuermer
al. Collins
Ralph Carpenter
Chester Turner
Mt. Pleasant
Ben Carpenter
Joe Boulton
Elva
Marie Skinner
Rena Roth
Russell
Russell Sharpe
Dalton Foster
Arthur Haslick
Breckenridge
John Pifer
Saginaw
Clyde Pifer
Paul Moore
Etha Smith
Ethel Lyons
Bud
Roscommon
Guy Light
John Raspot
Melvin Schaupeter
Detroit
Kay Hampton
B. F. Hampton
Maureen Hutchinson
Ray van Steinhouse
F. M. Myers
Geo. White
Jess Hampton
Eddie Bruce
Clarence Ford
Mt. Morris
Clare Hecker
Wm. Henderson
Fred Sigman
Bruce Reigle
Reed City
Bilis Henry Hughes
Jack Reigle
Burdette Reigle
Harry Kantner
Edward Kantner
Russell Boyer
Bert Lydell
Roy Secord
Harold Throop
Cadillac
Jerry Reigle
Loyal Price
Angola
Ind
CG. Graham
Budd Lake
Chester Slaybaugh
Chas. Amble
Jmily*s
June Bruce
C.N
Sparrow Hospital
Lansing
Albert Bruce
Eilen Knapp
Jule Barbes
Merrill McQuigston
al Thorne
Win. Hill
Chalmers Brown
Brown Cottage
Kenneth Smith
Wayne
James Schneider
John Lignian
Olivet
Wm. Hibbard
Allen Henderson
Social visits and furloughs noted in local households
Tuesday and weekend gatherings spread across multiple families. Fred Walters recently returned from Germany and is on a thirty day furlough. Several relatives from Mt. Pleasant Clare Flint Harrison and Chicago visited or were hosted by family members over the weekend and on weekdays.
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T/4
Fred Walters
Everette Alien
Fred
Germany
George Pfetsch
Mt. Pleasant
Charlie Pfetsch
Ed. Hanes
Pete Hanes
Henry Magnus
Siel
Clare
Lew Langworthy
Flint
Wm. Henderson
Harrison
Everette Allen
The
Hagie
Weekend Social at Myers Corners Tied to Local Families
Myers Corners residents hosted numerous guests over the weekend. Attendees included Grant Spicer of Beaverton and Arlene Collins of Gladwin, plus Erma Spicer and extended visits from Hartmans, Denslows, Otts, Williams, and Myers families.
Soda in Cooking Speeds Pea Prep By Neutralizing Acid
A pinch of soda cuts cooking time of peas in half by neutralizing the water’s acid. This additive reduces acidity and speeds tenderizing, according to the fragment.
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Dover News
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Grant Spicer
Beaverton
Arlene Collins
Gladwin
Erma Spicer
John Hartman
Clela
Wm. Hartman
Cohootah
Othel Denslow
Leonard Denslow
Weidman
Charles Ott
Lyndale Gardens
St. Charles
Rogers Home
Oren Spicer
John Albertson
Norman Myers
G. Stanley Perkins
Lee Dysinger
George Williams
James Winn
Charles Kleinhardt, Jr
Arnold Ott
J. C. Marotzke
Russell Williams
Harold St. John
Milo Myers
Myers
Sinclair
Goodyear
Roper Gas Range
Roper
Louise