Columbus Towers Move Marks Leo Kabateck Rise
LeoKabateck, now Virgil Noggio’s legal adviser, moves into Columbus Towers apartment D4 after arranging a deal and upgrading his lifestyle. He revels in luxury, tests the new digs, phones Virgil’s associate Ginger, and awaits a celebration while Noggio is out of town in Chicago.
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Leo Kobareck
Virgil Noggio
Columbus Towers
Mrs. Watkins
Tailor’s
Virgil
Chicago
Boggie
Ginger
Leo
Christopher Columbus
Roggie
Boggin
Light Colorful Christmas Desserts for Children
Mrs Frances Foley Gannon outlines a Christmas dinner menu using easily obtainable foods and offers a butterscotch floating island dessert recipe. The feature also notes a birth announcement for a son named Harry Morgan to Mr and Mrs Harold Reed in St Louis, with Reed's wartime work background.
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Frances Foley Gannon
Consumer Service
New York Department of Markets
Nettie Reed
Jefferson Street
Harold Reed
St. Louis
Harry Morgan
Soup Sleuths Chart Weather for Bomber Path to Germany
American Mosquito pilots fly unarmed over the Reich to observe cloud density and air conditions for fighter escort and bomber formations. Lt Raymond E. Smith, Capt Quentin Gorman and Maj Willis Locks discuss cloud thickness tests and mile by mile weather data. Long range crews in Liberators and Fortresses forecast six hours to days ahead for raids. Sammy Pierce and Stella Ekstam applied for a marriage license in Cole County.
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London
Germany
Reich
Raymond C. E. Smith
Wilkinsburg
Quentin Gorman
San Rafael
Calif
Willis G. Locks
Kingston
N.Y
Atlantic
Sammy F. Pierce
Elterville
Stella Ekstam
Eugene
Ofice
Henry LePage
Cole County
Bases Are Mixed While You Wait at Cosmetic Counter
The article describes Jacqueline Cochran offering custom tinted makeup bases by tinting creams to match skin tones. A trained consultant blends up to five colors with facial oil to create a precise foundation formula, saved in a refillable prescription file. It notes Grand Coulee dam has three times Boulder dam’s bulk.
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Jacqueline Cochran
Club Notes and Meetings Around Town
Jane Randolph chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meets at 2 30 this afternoon with Mrs Ira Lohman 1107 Moreau drive Wives of Society of Professional Engineers members will meet for luncheon today at the Missouri hotel Mrs Margaret B Morten Stephens College faculty will discuss Personal Appearance City Country club will serve a buffet supper at 8 o clock for members and invited guests Central School PTA rummage sale at 9 o clock this morning in the courthouse basement
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Jane Randolph
Jefferson
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Ira Lohman
Moreau Drive
Society of Professional Engineers
Missouri Hotel
Margaret B. Morten
Stephens College
Person City Country Club
Central School Pta
Be Ultra Feminine For Servicemen
Capt. M. M. Witherspoon warns against overdone feminine presentation for servicemen returning home. He notes photos show girlfriends with natural hair, subdued lipstick, and natural eyebrows, contrasting with the era’s so called career girl with lacquered makeup and stiff attire. He argues excessive style unnerves the average man.
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M. M
Witherspoon
Naval
Fifth Avenue
Captain Witherspoon
At Home Letter Writers Face Stresses
Readers learn letters from loved ones abroad are penned under strain too. Writers may battle illness or fatigue while trying to sound cheerful. Mothers with sick children and relatives caring for others quietly persevere to keep communication alive.
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Sue
Jane
Madge
Voices From Home Letters Across War Separation
A glimpse into at home letter writing as women cope with illness fatigue isolation and long separations from their husbands overseas. Marge struggles to find news due to lack of childcare Betty maintains intimate letters despite two years apart and the unseen pressures on female correspondents during wartime.
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Mrs
Marge
Betty
Grand Coulee Dam spans gorge with 4300 foot battlement
The Grand Coulee dam forms a 4300 foot long bat vier between the walls of the Columbia River gorge. Cleaning work on the lake bed for Grand Coulee dam required relocating 12 towns and moving them to new sites.
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Grand Coulee
Columbia River Gorge
Grand Coulee Dam
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Stacey Palay
NEA Service, Inc
Charles Chamberlain
Ocean Storm Patrol
Grand Coulee’ Dam
Boulder Dam
KNOX
Meyerhardt
Czarlinsky
Jefferson City
Navy
Czarlinsky's
America
Towani
Jeferson City Lines, Inc
Vicks
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