Rayon Standards Promise Longer Wear for Spring Fashions
With wool scarcer and spring comes, rayon nylon cotton and new fabric blends loom large for shoppers. The AS label will appear on garments and yard goods containing 50 percent or more rayon, guaranteeing performance and durability across 51 rayon items from dresses to upholstery. The big cotton crop of 1951 backs clothing needs despite rising costs.
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Mylon
Yesteryear
Shine on Rayon Ironing And Four Common Mistakes
Experts warn four mistakes harm rayon when ironing. Too hot temperature or toggling heat, thin ironing board, ironing on the right side without a pressing cloth, or soap residue from insufficient rinsing causes shine. Proper technique makes rayon easy to iron.
Crowbars Free Man From Ice-Covered Bed
Chicago police used crowbars to free Morris Spiegel age 75 from an ice crusted bed after a broken pipe flooded his unheated room behind a second hand store. The incident centers on the frozen bedroom scene and final rescue.
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Chicago
Morris Spiegel
Yonkers Bank Tests Honor System With $5 Change
Central National Bank of Yonkers placed five dollars in the lobby and invited clients to make change without supervision. By day’s end no money was missing, marking the first such trial in the area and testing the honor system with money.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Central National Bank of
Senora
China
Philip
Jose
Radio Ileen O Farrell to headline St Patrick's Day broadcast
Radio Ileen O Farrell will headline a Carnegie Hall St Patrick's Day special, following a 1950 recital triumph. The piece highlights her Irish vaudeville lineage, devotion to home life with husband Robert Reagan and son, and notes related Hollywood connections and upcoming films and broadcasts.
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Ileen O'Farrell
St. Patrick's Day
Carnegie Hall
O’farrells
Robert Reagan
Robert Reagan, Jr
Destiny the Story 80 Far
Tracy Hayden, favored by Senora Maria Garrison, lives at the Garrison ranch where loyalty to Jeff ties the family. The Senora’s grandchildren Ruth and Juan and son Ramon hate Tracy. She is sent to fetch Jim Conroy posing as Phil Garrison, a grandson she never met, but Jim unmasks the deception and fights a drunken Mexican. Tracy must choose between exposing the ruse and sending Jim away to protect the masquerade.
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Maria Garrison
Garrison Ranch
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Ruth
Juan
Ramon
Tracy
Hom
Phil Garrison
Jim Conroy
Phil
Helene
Jim
Senora
Senora Maria
Garrison
Jose
Senor
Philip
Maria
Miguel
Lenora
Hidden Fraud Strain Tests Trust at Hacienda
Helene and Tracy confront a shocking fraud linked to Ramon Ruth and Juan as they debate how to handle the truth. Tracy worries about the Senora and grapples with a plan to tell Jose to leave. Ramon joins them as Tracy seeks Jim Conroy in the Hacienda's front guest room.
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Helene
Tracy
Ramon
Ruth
Juan
Jose
Senora
Phil Garrison
Jim Conroy
Jim Conroy Reveals Debt To Phil Garrison
Jim Conroy, limping veteran, explains to Tracy why he stays at the Garrisons ranch. He claims Phil Garrison caused his injury and debt while flying in China, detailing a kidnapping of his plane and a betrayal that left him broken and seeking settlement. Tracy confronts the truth amid distrust and lingering attraction.
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Tracy
Garrison Ranch
Phil
Garrisons
China
Phil Garrison
Conroy
Debt, double lives, and a prisoner’s escape darken Garrison tale
Jim Conroy confronts Phil Garrison’s legacy of theft and deceit as he travels from a prisoner of war ordeal to a ranch confrontation. Tracy contends with her feelings while Conroy pursues the truth behind the Garrison name. The Hacienda encounter raises questions about trust, danger, and hidden debts.
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Eddie Cantor
Lucille Ball
Eddie
Phil Garrison
Garrison
Tracy
Baltimore
Senora Reveals Struggles Behind Desert Ranch Plight
In a tense exchange, Senora Maria entrusts Philip with family burdens and hints at tensions over selling the ranch. She explains past drought decimations, debts, and a desire to secure roots in the Garrisons. She weighs love for Tracy and hope for a future with Philip as pressures mount.
Farm Welder Becomes Standard Equipment on the Farm
A farm welder has become standard equipment as quick repairs save time and profit. The article notes its use for elevating conveyors portable reels for barn power and cost savings per bushel, with examples from corn belt farmers.
SCS Report Highlights Decades of Soil Conservation Progress
The Soil Conservation Service annual report for fiscal year 1951 praises rapid soil and water conservation progress over 20 years. It notes 883,348 plans covering 246,740,009 acres, 2,400 districts, and total spending of about 64 million dollars, with 52 million for operations, seven million for flood control, and one and a half million for research.
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Soil Conservation Service
Arizona Boys Ranch Receives $9000 Gift for Cotton Harvest
Arizona Queen Creek Farm Bureau members donated 36 mechanical cotton pickers valued at over $500 000 to the Arizona Boys Ranch. The equipment harvested about 200 bales in a single day on the 140 acre ranch, with operators and fuel donated as a gift of nine thousand dollars.
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Arizona Boys Ranch
Arizona Queen Creek Farm Bureau
Sick Soils Boosted by Tests and Extension Clinics
Soil tests guide farmers on nutrients and management to restore worn fields. In Missouri 69 county soil clinics diagnose soil ailments and prescribe treatments. Labs operate under the College of Agriculture extension service with county agents.
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Missouri
Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Patterns Ready to Fill Orders for Immediate Handling
Patterns prepared for immediate order fulfillment with option for first class mail at an extra surcharge per pattern. Includes details on handling priority and shipping method.
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