New WPB Rules Boost Fit Over Flounce For Full Figures
New York NEA Service reports WPB dress rules reduced fabric use by about 20 percent, eliminating bulky boleros and draping. Designers now favor two piece suits for larger women with slim skirts and hip length jackets, using firm rayon crepes, textured weaves, and subtle tailoring to slim the silhouette.
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NEA Service
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Sam
WPB
Battle for Title in North Carolina High School Football
Scotland Neck and Mt. Airy meet in Chapel Hill for the North Carolina class B grid title after Scotland Neck won the Eastern championship and Mt. Airy the Western. Other notes mention reductions in galvanized ware, women draftsmen on railroads, a Jap submarine shelling in Curry County and savings from razor production cuts.
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Chapel Hill
Scotland Neck
Mt. Airy
North Carolina
Mit. Airy
Army's New Sea-Going Outfit Spearheaded Africa Invasion
In Martha's Vineyard drills the Army's amphibious engineers and infantry trained for North Africa landings. Col. Daniel Noce's amphibian engineers manned assault boats, forming the sea-borne spearhead alongside parachute troops. Lt. Gen. McNair praised the maneuvers as the best he had seen.
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Army
U. S
French North Africa
A. BE
North Africa
Martha’s Vineyard Island
Alassachusettis
Vineyard Sound
Camp Edwards
Massachusetts
War Department
Africa
Lesley J. McNair
Asheville Juror Sentenced 15 Months for Bribe
Joseph C. Kilpatrick was sentenced to 15 months in prison after pleading guilty to offering to take a bribe while serving as a juror in a lawsuit. The judge imposed the sentence after Kilpatrick tendered his plea in superior court yesterday.
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Asheville
Joseph C. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Ike and Ike Brothers Stand Out in History
In Tacoma, Ed Eisenhower recalls his brothers Dwight and Edgar, the Ike twins in childhood who became notable figures. He highlights their Kansas roots, the drive to education, and how Dwight’s drive toward West Point shaped his path to leading American forces in North Africa, while Edgar stayed close as a reader in civic life.
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Office of War Information
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Pittsburgh
Edgar
Cecil
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