How to Restore a Worn Shirt Collar and Cuffs
Mrs. Mildred G. Swift offers two collar restoration methods turning the collar or turning the neckband with the collar. She notes washing and pre-soaking helps remove soil and suggests rubbing rather than scrub-washing. A thread shank for buttons reduces strain and preserves fabric, with pins used to form the shank.
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Mildred Swift
Ouachita Youth Assigned to USS Saidor for Bikini Tests
James R. Williams an 18 year old seaman second class from Sterlington is stationed aboard USS Saidor the escort carrier slated to participate in atomic bomb tests at Bikini Atoll. The Saidor will provide photographic and helicopter support during the tests.
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Bikini Atoll
Faithfulness and Christ’s Cross Highlight Revival
A Wisner revival led by Rev. W. H. Carroll emphasizes denying self and taking up the cross. He portrays Christ as savior, a humble Giver who stays with believers, and urges partnership with Him for true success. Services listed for this week include weeknight and weekend times.
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Optimus Club Plans Charter Night at Hotel Frances
The Optimus Club of Monroe held a luncheon at Hotel Frances to map a June 22 charter night dinner dance. Attendees from Little Rock Wichita Falls Fort Worth Shreveport and Vicksburg are expected with about 80 members. J Warren Day Fort Worth will present the charter and Bill Chambers Wichita Falls will install officers. John Richardson Shreveport will be toastmaster Paul Caperton Little Rock will participate. In Kentucky mountains a bird entering a house is seen as bad luck omen.
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Threatened maritime strikes involve 3100 ships and 275000 workers
Washington June 7 ABC explains the year’s most scrambled labor dispute as seven unions with about 275000 members threaten walkouts by June 15 over higher pay and shorter hours. The talks span the Atlantic Pacific and Gulf with both C I O and A F L unions and government ship ownership shaping the standoff.
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Sailors Union of the Pacific
American Communications Association
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National Maritime Union
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International Longshoremen’s Association
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