Cover Charge for Knobby Knees
San Francisco humorist Hal Boyle recalls fears over fall fashion as women's dresses are lowered and redesigned to reach nearer the ground. He quotes wives and a broader public sighing at wardrobe upheaval, while noting men face similar foreboding about style shifts.
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San Francisco
All America
Han
Frances
Tower
Akirta
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rover Boy
Secon
Milady
Veterans filed cases and placements reported this week
Ninety nine were filed by veterans. Johns said 24 men and 15 women were placed on jobs with local employers during the week.
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Johns
Judge Endorses Sunbathing In Shorty and Halter Wear
Judge William Bacon ruled that women may sun themselves in abbreviated shorts and halters in backyards. A 58-year-old neighbor had called police over four young women sun-bathing in indecent attire. An officer investigated and found the outfits to be brief but acceptable sportswear.
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William Bacon
Lnok
Indies
Kansas scholarhip endowed by Missouri donor in memory of educator
Mrs. Len O. Hocker of St. Louis gave 1500 to the University of Kansas for a scholarship honoring her late sister Josephine T. Berry of Kansas City. The fund supports income and principal for Marshall county men students, reflecting Berry’s long career in home economics and public service. Berry died July 1945 after leading efforts in education and women’s opportunities.
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Len O. Hocker
St. Louis
University of Kansas
Josephine T. Berry
Kansas City
Deane W. Malott
Miss Berry
Hocker
K. U
Marshall County
Berry
Thorndyke Hall
Missa Berry
Sun-bathing dispute ends in peace bond
In a general sessions court yesterday Judge Bacon cleared the scanty clads of wrongdoing and admonished a neighbor who complained. The judge placed her on a 50 dollar peace bond for six months and warned her to stay away from the sun-bathers or face jail.
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General Sessions Court
Bacon
School End Increases the Number of Job Applicants
An influx of job applications from KU and Haskell Institute boosted weekly applicants at the KSES office to 604. Manager Walterday notes most seek school vacation work while some request permanent positions. During the week 240 unemployment compensation claims were filed.
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Haskell Institute
KSES
Walterday
Dnkrs
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