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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
6
Anne packs Tom’s belongings and plans to leave after his 11 o clock arrival. She hides emotion to keep their home smooth while Tom suspects she does not need him. He returns with honesty, admitting need after seeing a misdirected shopping note and a stubborn heart.
As Philadelphia readies for the 24th Republican national convention delegates and visitors fill hotels and lobbies. Televised convention coverage marks a first. Taft, Dewey, Stassen as early favorites with Bricker and Vandenberg potential alternates and questions about younger Republicans’ support.
President Truman hears blunt counsel from Democratic leaders and Michigan’s John Dingell on boosting old age pensions while warning that casual workers need protection. He explores new access routes to White House visitors and ponders California water shortages amid a westward migration, pledging personal attention.
Pattern No 8303 from Gay Young offers juniors dress pattern in sizes 12 to 20. Includes fabric requirements with 39 inch width and yoke and sleeve pieces. Size 14 requires about 4 percent yards and a half yard for yokes and sleeves.
The note mentions past garments cut into new forms and questions about this year’s small talk. References include Kilroy, Open the Door Richard, That’s a Joke Son, Hubba hubba, and a Casbah Corner line about hub bas. The text reads as a collage of urban slang and stage directions.
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