New Factories May Employ Only Disabled Veterans
S. C. Rothman proposes a nationwide program of veteran run plants using surplus war materials. Aimed at rehabilitating over 5,000 veterans surveyed, the plan envisions a national corporation with disabled veterans in leadership and management, converting surplus war assets into consumer goods.
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William Glover
New York
S. C. Rothman
Army
Harley M. Kilgore
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Rothman
Charleston
W. Va
Sen. Kilgore
Second Service Command
Cottonwood P T A Program On Visual Education
October meeting of the Cottonwood Parent Teacher Association featured a Visual Education program led by Mrs. J L Weddell in the home economics building. Rev A B Windsorted opened the devotional and Professor G L Bester conducted the officers instruction. A film titled Pup Rings the Bell showcased the program. Sixty patrons attended. next meeting set for Father’s Night on November 14. The Cottonwood Baptist Young Adult Class held its monthly meeting at Fred Presley Jr’s home with new officers elected: Fred Presley president, Edna Johnson secretary, Lurene Dorman treasurer, and Mrs Philip Granger and M Eunice Pittman as group captains. Games and refreshments followed. Dr and Mrs T R Tedder and son Freddie returned to Winter Haven Florida after a week with Mr and Mrs J I Presley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood
Cottonwood Baptist Church
Fred Presley
Edna Joohnson
Lurene Dorman
Philip Granger
M Eunice Pittman
Right Togs Help Conquer Sniffles
The article advises in early winter health to dress for fluctuating weather avoid being chilled or overheated and to carry rain gear. It stresses rubber footwear and pockets for tissues or flu shots, while promoting sleep and daily exercise to build immunity against colds.
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Niea
Jean
Moore
Dark Shoe Shade Is Best Choice
The article argues shoes should be as dark or darker than the costume to avoid distracting from the outfit. It notes that dark footwear forms the base of the look, with bolder colors allowed for accents but warns against overly flashy styles. It mentions olive green and muted options as preferred for harmonious dress.
Creamy Mask Prelude To Evening Festivities
NEA notes in every woman’s cosmetic cabinet a jar of mask cream for quick facial refreshment. Model Natalie Reid praises masks as a prelude to evenings, recommending 20 minutes of relaxation with a sheened finish after drying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Conover
Natalie Reid
Natalie
Wash Lacy Duds In Muslin Case
A vintage laundry guide explains laundering delicate lingerie stored in a pillow case or muslin bag. It advises tying items in a bag, washing in lukewarm suds, and thorough rinsing, then extra protection during ironing with prewashing baste to a white cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Ironing Tip Protects Delicate Finery With Backing Cloth
When ready to iron, turn the backing cloth to the iron to shield the fragile garment beneath. This simple step helps preserve a precious piece from further damage and broken threads.
When the War Is Over Voice Echoes in We The Women
A reader reflected on postwar life and the lingering unease after wartime. She notes scarce goods prices rising and housing woes intensifying as she imagines life with her husband at home and the war’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Gune
Arner
Horne
Conol
Makeup touch-ups spark public debate in dining scenes
The text discusses social acceptance of lip coloring in public restaurants after a girl finishes her meal. It notes general tolerance for lip-rouging yet restrictions on visible makeup repairs using brushes mirrors and complex techniques in public. It suggests private touch-ups should occur and mentions alternative products like Vopateder or rocee pele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Vopateder
Rocee Pele
Bombers on brewing boards exceed 400 musles per hour
The passage notes that nearly all bombers on the brewing boards achieve speeds above 400 musles per hour, surpassing the fastest fighters of 1940. It frames this as a comparative development in aviation during the period.
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Actu
Ally
Kilgore
Our Bradley
Veterans Administration
G. B. Erskine
Conastess
Shoe Department
Cologne
Hartnell
Colume
N. Foster
Cash Drug Stor Walgreen Agency
Vietindbisoe
Vithog Go Suede
Baxter
Great Britain
Albert V. Alexander
the Admiralty
Empire Defense
Henry F. Gerecke
St. Louis
Nuernberg
Hermann Goering
Cottonwood P.T. A
Harden
Dickeys
Gog
Hugh Clay Paule
Cohen
Ruth Millett
Coats
Children’s Colored
Cohen’s Dept
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