Was David Atchison President for a Day Actually
A 1928 Missouri statue claims David Rice Atchison was President for one day on March 4 1849 but historians reject the notion as a constitutional oddity. The article traces similar one day claims regarding Thomas Ferry and Samuel Johnston, noting no true U S president held that title before Washington.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Western
Union
United States
Plattsburg
David Rice Atchison
James K. Polk
Zachary Taylor
Taylor
Congressional Globe
George M. Dallas
Polk
Senate
Thomas Hart Benton
Missouri
David R. Atchison
Dallas
Atchison
The
Directory
John Marshall
Supreme Court
James K. Might
Mississippi River
Franklin Pierce
William R. King
Pierce
Cuba
Mississippi
Herbert Hoover
Frogtown
Fayette County
Kentucky
David Rice
Liberty County
Platte County
Clinton County
Thomas White Ferry
Michigan
Henry Wilson
Ferry
Philadelphia
Grant
Rutherford B. Hayes
Hayes
Mackinac, Mich
Dians
Michillimackinac
Grand Haven
Mich
Young Ferry
Elgin
Ill
Board of Supervisors
Ottawa County
State Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Hannival Hamlin
Maine
Republican State Central Committee
National Soldiers’ Cemetery
Gettysburg
Congress
Congressional
Lincoln
Springfield
Wilson
Samuel Johnston
North Caron
Maryland
John Hanson
Daniel Carroll
Samuel Huntington
Connecticut
Continental Congress
Huntington
North Carolina
Johnston
Thomas McKean
Delaware
Hanson
George Washington
Washington
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Edmund C. Burnett
Institution
Division of Historical Research
Burnett
United Sta
Longer jackets lead spring suit fashion in 1939 trends
The article notes a fashion shift to longer jacketed suits with new boxy silhouettes from top designers. It highlights Creed’s beige brown diagonal suit with surah blouse, other striped wool jackets, and colorful novelty wools. Emphasizes coordinated accessories and bold color drama shaping spring 1939 ensembles.
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Creed
Belted spring gown captures versatile fashion mood
A bright spring fashion scene features a young woman in an accordion pleated gown cinched by a wide belt. The piece highlights belts as a key accessory, with Criterion showcasing a soft white kid belt adorned with colorful circle appliques.
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Criterion
Fashion Dictates Suits for Spring
Fashion declares spring and summer belong to the suit with a flood of blouses to build a complete wardrobe. The standout is the lace trimmed baby blouse, a frothy white lingerie style that wins admiration in stores.
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Milady
Tiered Silhouettes Influence New Spring Dress Designs
Tiered themes show designers seek new silhouette variation with three tier skirts on advance spring suits and sheer wool frocks. A broken tiered front and back panel with side flounces suggests a slender line. The blouse mirrors the flounced back motif.
Fun to Sew at Home Barbara Bell Patterns
The Barbara Bell pattern page offers No 1672 a flattering wool or silk dress with a bolero effect and a ripple skirt, sizes 14 to 42, plus No 1505 a sleeveless bolero dress for girls ages 4 to 12. Material lists and yardage are provided, with Spring Pattern Book available for 15 cents.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
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