Dr Minnie Maffett Calls for Equal Breaks for Women
Dr Minnie Maffett, president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women, urges that after the war women receive same job breaks as men and be returned to prewar roles. The Texas physician, 61, notes women must be treated as individuals and stresses education, work, and vote participation.
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York
Wacs
Minnie Maffett
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Texas
Maffett
Dr. Maffett
Women in Uniforms Postwar Service In U S
Edith N Rogers argues for permanent, full time women in the armed services after World War II. She cites WACs and naval women as proven, urges continued roles in communications, nursing, dieting, and allied posts, and notes official support and volunteer enthusiasm.
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Women’s Corps
Edith N. Rogers
Mass
Oveta Culp Hobby
Wacs
Daytona
Fla
North Africa
Army
Navy
Congress
Armed Services
Bas
Weather Bureau
Screen Radio Highlights and Hollywood Notes
Western Newspaper Union reports on To beat Japan thoroughly the public must understand them says Joseph C. Grew. March of Time offers background on Japan's gains and armament buildup. Shirley Mitchell parlayed over radio fame into TV and film work, Vera Vague on Bob Hope program, Dorinda Hastey's gift to Fred Astaire, Carol Ann Beery debuts in China Seas and acts in Rationing with Wallace Beery. Victor Young's Paramount music role is detailed as he toured with his orchestra in dispatch case.
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Oseph C. Grew
U.S
Japan
Paramount
Victor Young
Victor
John Charles Thomas
NBC
Hollywood Producing King Harry Sherman Adds Eight Leads
Harry Sherman, atop historical outdoor producers with over 100 credits, signs eight leading actors for UA releases. Newest is Red Cameron, set for Western hero roles like William Boyd and Richard Dix. Cass Daley collects antique pipe organs while Frank Kinsella resists stamp collecting. Charlie Spivak faces a tutor to fake a grimace for Pin Up Girl drum sequences.
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Harry Sherman
Red Cameron
William Boyd
Richard Dix
Albert Dekker
Comedienne
Cass Daley
Gracie Allen
Frank Kinsella
Charlie Spivak
Hollywood
20Th Century-Fox
Broadcast Talk Hints at New Talent and Returns
CBS seeks a girl vocalist for John Gart's Trio who started Dinah Shore. Victor Borge’s wife may sign with RKO. Max Marcin to cameo in Columbia’s Doctor film. Bing Crosby’s guest chatter reflects Crosby and Oll Carroll’s sharp ribbing. Gale Page returns from retirement to replace Binnie Barnes in Perpetual Emotion.
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CBS
John Gart
Dinah Shore
RKO
Victor Borge
Max Marcin
Columbia
Bing Crosby
Crosby
Oll Carroll
Bing
Gale Page
Binnie
Pattern 7573 transfer and supplies notice
Pattern 7573 transfer pattern details six 4 by 5 inch frames and two 1% inch alphabets with stitches and materials. Due to high demand and war conditions some orders take longer to fill for the most popular pattern numbers. send your order to the address provided.
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Ford
Henry Ford II
Lake St. Clair
Bar Harbor
Maine
Yale
Great Lakes
Elliott
Roosevelts
Anne McDonnell
Hudson River
Atlantic
Henry
Lake Placid
Anne
Old St. Vincent’s Hospital
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McDonnell
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Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Brehon B. Somervell
Africa
Telefact
Canada
Mackenzie King
Britain
Winston Churchill
Roosevelt
Quebec
Pacific
Europe
Italy
Brendan Bracken
Hitler
Nebraska
Tarnov
Neb
Joseph Ciecior
Cieciors
OPA Price
James F. Brownlee
OPA
War Foods Administration
Helena
Kula Gulf
Charles Purcell Cecil
South Pacific
Louie
Halloran General Hospital
Staten Island
N. Y
Australia
Virginia Vale
Western
Union
Shirley Mitchell
Gildersleeve
Rudy Vallee
Groucho Marx
Red Skelton
Johnny Mercer
Wil
Liam Bendix
Fred Brady
Vera Vague
Bob Hope
Tot
Fred Astaire
Dorinda Hastey
Astaire
Carol Ann Beery
Wallace
Robert Benchley
China Seas
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