Social notes and society news from Hope area
A string of society items from Clifton Booth Bonner Street announces the birth of a son, William Eewart, on January 3. The Friday Music Club meets at 3 o clock at Mrs Campbell's home. Mrs Mo C Butler leads the choral rehearsal with FL Padgitt directing the study. Attendees include Mrs John Keith Gregory, Mrs M E Anderson, Miss Wanda Terese Bullard, and Mr and Mrs Max Coax. Local chapters of O B S hold meetings. P T A notes Infantile Paralysis campus fundraiser planning and nominative committee appointments. Funeral services for Mrs Gus Bernier are noted, as daughter Mrs Dortsey McRae jr and others from Hope attend in Little Rock.
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Mia
Clifton HH. Booth
Bonner Street
William Eewart
Tesday
Vet Campbell
Mo C. Butler
FL. Padgitt
John Keith Gregory
M. E. Anderson
Wanda Terese Bullard
My Valley
Wynne
Ark
Max Coax
Sind
M. J. Messin
Little Mack
O. B.S
Will Halden
Hie Masonic Hall
P. IA. Unite
I. ¥. McFaddin
Jesse Brown
Mabel Ethridge
Pansy Wimberly
Henry Haynex
Howard Byers
Dick Watking
Willy Duckett
Bernice O'Dwyer
Frank McKee
3. C. Wallach
Hope
Gus Bernier
Little Rock
British tax shifts show wartime burden and tea loss
The article notes rising income and other taxes for 1940 41 with figures like 214 dollars, auto license 6225, gasoline tax 46, and entertainment 10. It comments on English thrift, empire costs, and postwar anxieties about life after the war amid references to American readers and distant warnings.
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Hitler
How to Behave on Ice Skating Rink
AP feature offers skating etiquette for beginners and crowds. Do not roam aimlessly, keep to designated areas, stay toward outer edges, and watch for dropped items. Move with traffic, keep laces tight, and note etiquette for half and full skating sections.
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Joan Durham
Enys Diane Cummings
Longevity in poultry traced to family lines study
In Blacksburg Virginia Dr Reece L Bryant of the Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station reports two year breeding work suggests longevity may be a family trait in poultry. Offspring of older hens show lower mortality and longer life, supporting the idea that breeding for lifespan could extend the egg laying period and boost poultry income.
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Blacksburg
Reece L. Bryant
Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station
Dr. Bryant
Bryant
Soviet aviation chief relieved in reshuffle new post named
100 Red Officers reports Mikhail M. Kaga novich was relieved as commissar for the aviation industry and reassigned. M. Shakharin named to succeed him. The piece notes Kaganovich, Lazar Kaganovich’s brother and Stalin confidant, previously served as defense industry assistant commissar and visited Washington in 1937. He led mass production aims for aircraft, tanks and guns as defense policy shifted last January with the defense ministry split into four divisions including aviation, shipbuilding, ammunition and adornment.
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Mikhail M. Kaganovich
M. Shakharin
Kaganovich
Lazarus Kaganovich
Joseph Stalin
Defense Industry
Washington
United States
M. L. Rakhimovich
Commissariat of Defense Industry
Shipbuilding
Atmunition
Atmanent
Carrot Ring Centerstage In Bright Vegetable Salads
A vintage recipe feature by Mrs. Alexander George urges vivid vegetable twists. It describes making a carrot ring as a meat substitute, mashing carrots with butter and seasonings, baking in a ring mold, then pairing with sauces, beans, and cheese. It also suggests colorful garnishes and varied cuts for appealing side dishes.
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Alexander George
Curls Emphasized in New Hair Dress
Betty Clarke reports on holiday coiffures seen in New York. A brown haired model wore sleek hair curled at the ends with a high forehead part and bleached section. A gray haired look featured silver-gray hair with periwinkle blue tint near the top-center part.
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Betty Clarke
New York
Park Avenue
Ruth Sawan
Chicago
Leftover star dishes and garnish ideas from vegetables
Practical ideas for using leftovers with carrots peas and greens. Suggests turning carrots into balls, topping beans turnips onions and cauliflower with cheese parsley or grated egg yolk and pimientos. Adds parsnip cakes and spinach presentations with sauces and garnishes for varied, flavorful plates.
Galento Baer Charity Bout Set for March Fourth
New York State Athletic Commission approved the Tony Galento Max Baer charity bout for March 4. The panel refused reinstating Joe Jacobs, Galento’s manager, whose license was revoked last fall. Galento lacks a boxing license in the state but will be granted a permit.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Tony Galento
Max Baer
Joe Jacobs
Galento
Joe Jacob
Joe
Starry nail art and glitter hair style for parties
Local beautician Gene Pesce sprays eight water soluble coloring on the hair to create an up do that holds its shape and shines for parties. He then adds silver star sequin accents to nails by brushing on fox red polish and placing a star in the center of each nail before sealing with clear polish.
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Gene Pesce
Unsure OCR fragment on aid Traveler’s Aid costs
Fragmentary OCR text references aid by the Traveler's Aid and a monetary figure around 80,000 but lacks clear context, names, places, or dates. The readable portion suggests a description of assistance or funding but provides no verifiable event or outcome.
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