Pattern 4628 for two size ranges offered by Anne Adams
Anne Adams pattern 4628 features a two piece suit in two size ranges for young Misses and mature figures. Sizes 12 to 20 and 30 to 48 are listed with yardage for size 36. Orders go to Enterprise Pattern Dept New York and a companion motif transfer pattern is advertised with a 20 cent price and pattern book offer.
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Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Oak View PTA Plans Evening OPA Film Talk
The Oak View school Parent-Teacher Association meets at 7 30 this evening. Mrs Sherwood Forrest will present an illustrated talk on the OPA film The Home Front Pledge as the program feature. Oyster pumps over 15 gallons of water through its shell.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Oak View School
Sherwood Forrest
OPA
Listen World by Elsie Robinson on shaping others lives
A reflective piece on family and social pressure shows how mothers push daughters to mirror their past ambitions. It contrasts Mom's expectations with Sister's desire to live her own life, revealing the harm of forcing others to fit a pattern. The column urges respect for individual paths.
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Charlie McCarthys
Sister
Mother
Eve
Pretty Sister
Mom
Jim
Sis
McCarthy
Locomotive Contract Awarded for Rio Steel Mill
A Rio de Janeiro project awards a locomotives contract to H. K. Porter Company of Pittsburgh. Nine steam engines will be delivered in three classes: two 80-ton eight wheelers, four 60-ton six wheelers, and three 50-ton four wheelers with side tanks. An odd note observes English as a widely spoken language globally.
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Rio
Pittsburgh
INS
South America
Rio de Janeiro
H. K. Porter Company, Inc
Births Daughters and Sons Reported in High Point
Pvt and Mrs F E Campbell announce birth of Beverly Faith on December 31 at Boulevard branch High Point Memorial hospital. Sgt and Mrs Lee N Sprague Jr announce birth of son David Lee on December 29 at Norfolk Naval Hospital. J D Rowe and wife announce son Horace Daniel born January 3 at Boulevard branch High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Rowe was Myrtle Mitchell before marriage.
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F. E. Campbell
Beverly Faith
Boulevard Branch
High Point Memorial Hospital
Campbell
Glennell McFarland
David Lee Sprague
Lee N. Sprague, Jr
Portsmouth
David Lee
Norfolk Naval Hospital
Sprague
Mary Lowe
Route 3
J. D. Rowe
High Point
War Bond Is Kitty To Airfield Cat
Miss. Air Service unit staff claim Tom Hanger Jr became the first cat to buy a War Bond after the department reached 100 percent participation in the drive. A Treasury ruling against pets buying bonds prompted a workaround granting Tom a bond through human contributions.
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War Bond
Miss
Air Service Command
Tom Hanger, Jr
Department
Tom
Treasury
Animal name tied to Tom's investment in Red Cross
An animal name appears in connection with Tom's investment held in the American Red Cross, reflecting a branding or symbolic link to the charity's funds or donor naming.
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Tom
American Red Cross
Army Weatherman Keeps Dixon Plant Safe From Storms
An army ordnance plant at Dixon Illinois operated a round the clock weather bureau to shield workers from electrical storms. Trained weather crews prevent needless downtime and production losses from premature shutdowns caused by guessing or panic.
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Dixon, Ill
Army Ordnance Plant
Fathers Luncheon Club honors service children in Chicago
One of Chicago's unusual luncheon clubs lets fathers present brief resumes of their sons or daughters in service since the last meeting. Attentive peers listen as stories range from humor to pride and sadness.
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Chicago
Harvard total enrollment rises with Army Navy enrollments
Despite a drop in civilian students at Harvard University wartime Army and Navy enrollments push total registration higher. The article notes the effect of military programs on campus size during the conflict and outlines overall student counts.
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INS
Harvard
Army
Navy
Who Stole Car Turns Into Forgetful Loan Tale
Bon Air Pennsylvania January 3 Two absent minded men share blame in a car theft mix up. Howard M Good reported his car stolen after lending it to a friend who forgot to return it prompting detectives to search the countryside.
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Bon Air
Howard M. Good
Harvard reports winter term undergrad civilian enrollment drop
Harvard officials note winter term enrollment for undergraduates fell from 1,002 in earlier terms to 893. The term capacity covers up to 8,000 and a four year average is cited in the report.
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Harvard
Native terms highlight Alaska women slang parmi soldiers
In Fairbanks Alaska the term klootches refers to Alaska native women. The saying for soldiers wine women and song becomes hooch klooch and a phonograph showing local language in J ar 3(1NS) observations.
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Fairbanks, Jar
Alaska
Farmyard Ponds Touted For Food Fish
Albuquerque report by Lt. Lawrence V. Compton describes techniques to raise fish in farmyard ponds. A half acre pond could yield about 100 pounds of fish annually, aiding war rationing as small rain-catching reservoirs evolved from dust bowl relief to water storage and fish production.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Lawrence V. Compton
Soil Conservation Service
Buyers in Mexico Seek Restricted US Goods for Shipment
Report notes Mexican buyers eye nearly all restricted US articles for export to Mexico. Trade sources say demand spans multiple sectors as import controls constrain domestic supply.
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Mexico
United States
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Morgenthau
Martha Partridge
Robert M. Morgenthau
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
Bachrach
International Sound Photo
Elsie Robinson
Nagal
Main Drug CO
Main St
High Point, N. C
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Aporura
VM LI
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