Wonder Wife Drives Safe the Chicago Way Says Mrs Ingels
Mrs. James J. Ingels the No 1 Wonder Wife with 300 000 miles behind the wheel without accidents shares driving tips for women. She urges avoiding window shopping while driving and staying focused to prevent hazards noting both genders share fault in distraction and praising calm patient driving.
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National Safety Council
The Face in Your Mirror by Helen Follett
An article on Mrs. Average Woman after wartime stress. It urges self care, relaxation, and nutrition to combat tired appearance and nervous strain, urging longer sleep, outdoor pleasures, and simple foods to restore health and confidence.
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Helen Follett
Tiny American hobbyists build fast miniature race cars
Driving a car with underinflated tires wastes gasoline due to greater power needs. Meanwhile hobbyists in the United States are constructing miniature racing cars three to four inches high capable of speeds over 100 miles per hour.
Recreation Meeting Opened in Winston Salem NC Conference
The North Carolina recreation conference began a three day meeting in Winston Salem. Delegates from the state recreation commission and local leaders attend. Gov. Cherry will address the association banquet. R L McMillan chairs state commission and Jesse A Reynolds heads the association.
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North Carolina Recreation Conference
State Recreation Commission
North Carolina Recreation Association
R. Gregg Cherry
R. L. McMillan
Raleigh
Jesse A. Reynolds
Wilmington
State Commission
New Anne Adams 1946-47 Pattern Book Release
Advertises pattern 4809 for a scalloped apron with winged shoulders in multiple sizes and yardage. Includes illustrated instructions and nonslip shoulder design, priced twenty five cents with order details to Pattern Dept New York. Also promotes the fall winter pattern book offering a free girls hat and bag set.
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Behind the Scenes in Hollywood Tales and Tangents
Hollywood gossip column notes Lana Turner guards her daughter with high tech home security after a circus lion incident. Jeanne Crain’s lion gift, Marie McDonald contract freedom, Mickey Rooney and Sam Spiegel expansion, and various party gags and industry moves are sketched with rumors about actors, directors, and plans.
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Jeanne Crain
Atwater Kent
Lana Turner
Brentwood
Chevy
Christine
Blind girl and her guide dog thrive at East Carolina Teachers College
Beatrice Beatty, a blind student from Mars Hill, and her German shepherd Bearzy live on campus at East Carolina Teachers College. Since adopting Bearzy thirteen months ago in Morristown, New Jersey, Beatrice moves freely, attends classes, reads Braille, and writes for the Teco Echo with Bearzy guiding her through dorm life and campus events.
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Bearzy
East Carolina Teachers College
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Morristown
New Jersey
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Cottonhall
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Will
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Apalachian State Teachers College
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Four Men arraigned for smashing 3600 eggs in store fight
In Brooklyn Queens night court four men faced arraignment after a butter and egg shop brawl left 3600 eggs smashed. Magistrate called it a scrambled mess while defense joked about a big omelette. All four were paroled pending another hearing set for Tuesday.
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Outer Banks to Get Mail By Helicopter
Outer Banks prepares for airmail by helicopter during National Airmail Week. Route from Elizabeth City to Kitty Hawk Roanoke Island then along the coast to Rodanthe Waves Avon Buxton and Cape Hatteras. Wright witnesses Drinkwater Daniels join welcoming committee at Roanoke Island.
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Elizabeth City
Roanoke Island
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Waves
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Buxton
Cape Hatteras
Vacuum cleaning tip to remove dust from bed sheets
A practical method suggests using the vacuum cleaner’s narrow nozzle to target dust on bed sheets. The tip also mentions brushing to loosen particles before cleaning, with emphasis on flat surfaces around the bed area.
Repair Work Sparks Picket Line At Thomasville Chair
About 75 strikebound workers from the Thomasville Chair company opened plant A to oil and inspect machinery, drawing spectators as rumors spread of new operations. Company officials say the action is part of routine maintenance, not a full restart, while police report orderly crowds and CIO workers not obstructing entrances. An injunction last week limited picket numbers but did not require continuous movement.
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E. R. Richardson
United Furniture Workers of America
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Greensboro
Rites Today For S C Cressmore 70 Father Of Local Man
Funeral services for Sidney C Cressmore 70 a Catawba county merchant who died at his home near Catawba Station yesterday will be held at 4 this afternoon in Concord Methodist church Catawba county Burial will be in the church cemetery He had been in mercantile business near Catawba 25 years He was a member of the Junior Order and Concord Methodist Church Surviving are wife Minnie Howard Cressmore and four children Fred H Cresimore Clyde H Cresimore Mrs Lois Conner and Miss Myrtle Cresimore all of Catawba
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Catawba County
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High Point
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DeLapp Reports GOP Expenditures Ahead of Election
Sim A Delapp of Lexington, chairman of the state Republican executive committee, reported to Secretary of State Thad Eure that GOP receipts totaled 4799 and disbursements 4107.27. The report was due ten days before the November 5 general election with another due twenty days after. Josiah A. Moultsby of Whitville contributed 250.
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Sim A Delapp
Lexington
Republican Executive Committee
Thad Eure
Josiah A. Moultsby
Whitville
Truman Hopes to Keep His Cabinet Intact For Year
Washington dispatch reports President Truman plans to keep his cabinet intact for the coming year. Byrnes guides ambassadorial choice to London as vacancies persist, with nine posts open including atomic energy commission chair, FCC head, solicitor general, and loan administrator.
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