Sports frock with jabot collar flatters imperfect figure
A dress pattern highlights a sports frock with rippling jabot collar and pleated sleeves for freedom of movement. Describes fabric options in pastels, sizes 34 through 42, and fabric yardage for size 16. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and ordering details from the Sewing Circle Pattern Department in New York City.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth St
New York City
Camouflage dodges speed trap in tense home exchange
A cracked dialogue scene shows a husband leaving, joking with his wife about dodging a traffic cop. She laments his absence at home while he brags of clever dusting the officer’s eyes. The exchange hints at tension and improvisation in daily life.
Breakage Signals Move in Johnny's Family
In a brief Fredericton Gleaner item a child admits breaking a window, revealing impending relocation with the family, as the newspaper notes a domestic moment and the planned move without further details.
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Motor starts with T in riddle form
A playful crossword clue hints at a motor starting with T. The line about Father being fed up adds humor, suggesting the gag is based on a familiar motor term beginning with the letter T.
American Diplomacy and Soviet Recognition Debate
A 1940s era radio column reviews American diplomatic methods, the failed Russia recognition bid, and the clash with Soviet propaganda. It covers Roosevelt’s 1933 talks, Litvinov’s pledge, and U.S. protests against Soviet interference, noting the difficulty of aligning policy with Moscow’s shifts and the Communist International’s role.
Russia recognition sparks diplomatic debate and fallout
The article analyzes the U.S. decision to recognize Moscow, arguing it advanced Soviet propaganda and widened Japan-Russia tensions while yielding limited American gains. It notes trade declines, diplomatic costs, and predicts further political maneuvering as Labor Day signals return to Washington and potential campaign shifts.
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Japan
Rrussia
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Thussia
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