23 Jun 1942
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1942
Page
1
A fragmented report describes a party for Susan Brennan with attendees including Brennan and Carrallcanit Potentalized, plus notes about guests, hosts, and celebratory events. The text lists many names and hints at domestic festivities, planning, and social highlights within a local community gathering.
Tomorrow a Gleaners group meeting at Benany Valley Cranga will host Mrs. Rath Obst of New Haven as hostess. A strawberry supper sponsored by Wire Crane will run Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. The Beadon Valley Grange Friday meeting will feature Mrs. Wing Bott and the evening program titled Pre and the Magadan. The Juventie Grange deputy Mrs. Florones Goaley will attend Wednesday at the tower hall.
Nancy Smith’s birthday fete was held at the one toshadnedale lawn parky home of Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Guests included Margaret Irmery Celia Holton Mare Srobi Dergau Babette Anderson Jean Croabherh Carol Wilker Bio breke Pail Glavies sivap Barbies Hathaway Tehanoe Bekanas Tate Darn Laskay Justing Sanford Pas Heli Blake Sylvins doh ingon San ia Wlonaski Carel tlayes laynn ein Berka Dubal.
Hidward Butwill was honored by a gathering of friends in Russell on Saturday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Butwell, Mr Jau Vis, Willan Suprenant, May and Mrs Anthony Jotiason, Adolph sokalaski, and others. The event featured many gifts and warm remarks honoring Mr Butwill’s friendship and community ties.
Miss Mariacharetelh Smith of Woodside Avenue Waterbury wed Dr. of wymote a Ghermish from Naw saluck Chemical Company on Saturday at St. MhHonins by Rev Whomes Lane. Attending were Janet G. Smith and James Donnelly of Waterbury. Relents from theatre were expected to attend.
Blanche Thurston of New Houdetla earns dean's list honors for high average in studies. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Freeman Mhueston Hohemested davaille, the announcement notes her junior year achievements and placement among top students.
Delegates to the Amor- Tonit Legion convention will meet in Craton, enn, on June 26 and 27. Named delegates include James Kart Hose Mhurstom and the Shiet Joli Sheridan. Alternates are Mrs Hagel Cagnond Miss Aunt Noltdo and Meg ATO Heabinson.
Mrs Eleanor Gridley of Chicago, authority on Lincoln, describes the Civil War as glorious but calls the presented conflict shocking slaughter. She says she would lead a regiment against the Axis in long skirts, noting women look awkward in uniforms.
Pattern 1806 offers a soft wool suquea cap and crochet baby set with novel stitch and ribbon trim. Provides complete easy instructions and priced with a coin request to Naugalock Dathy News Needle Arts Dept in New York.
Germans push a Middle East drive in a broad wartime update. Attlee defends strategy while Parliament weighs Libyan defeat and Tobruk’s fall amid Allied shortages. British and Soviet fronts show pressure with Sevastopol contested as RAF raids Britain’s northern neighbor.
Dorothy Cox, a fashion artist and designer with McMullen, redefined cotton shirtwaist dresses into sport clothing. Her innovations in color, stripes, and feminine lines revived the line of women’s tailored sportswear, emphasizing practicality, pre shrinking, and easy care for home use.
Australian Prime Minister expresses pessimism about the Allied outlook yet holds hope for an eventual victory. He cautions the situation remains dire but signals confidence in Allied success despite current setbacks.
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Luis Deacosta of New Bedford Massachusetts joins Joseph B Quinn of Hartford Connecticut in a collaborative design project announced for fall. The two men bring regional experience and cross state partnership to a shared venture.
Local men listed to report for duty include residents such as Doback of 237 Sealth St Naugatuck Walter Stai of West Cheshire and Alan W Woklerman of 66 Garrall St Naugatuck Leonard M Caine of 282 No Main St Neuarheelk. The notice continues from page one with further names and addresses for compulsory reporting.
Purcellville, a five year old horse, won the feature six furlong race at Suffolk Downs on June 28 with Teddy Adkinson aboard. The winner completed the distance in 1 minute 44 3 5 seconds, withiplane finishing second and Light Reign in third place.
Pleasing House Dress pattern 1582-0 Tf prizes highlighted with blue ribbon potential. Pattern No 4582-3 features a square neck yoke gathered sleeves and button trim. Barbara Bell 1482-R sizes 34 to 48. fabric yardage listed. Fashion Book 15c pattern 16c, postage extra. Send 46c plus postage to Barbara Bell New York office.
A fragmentary quotation from Annie Report and Donaldson Brown outlines industry’s need to loudly explain its aims and achievements. It discusses responsibility to community and stakeholders, and the essential triad of capital management and labor in production. It argues for coordinated action entre les links in the productive chain.
The army asks for 43 billion dollars with 41 billion for aviation including 24,000 new planes. Lend-lease aid for the women's army auxiliary corps is included. The total war commitments since June 1940 would reach 229 billion dollars, far exceeding prior U S spending. Officials say offensive action will be the keynote as they project 4.5 million soldiers by mid 1943 and mass evacuation of the wounded. The chemical warfare branch focuses on poison gas, and the West Point corps will grow from 1,800 to 2,400 next year. Alaska railroad service is planned and a land survey funded. Aircraft production is to hit 60,000 planes by 1942, with contractors building 449,000 planes in 1942 and 1943. About 13 billion is set aside for lend-lease, pushing total to 63.3 billion.
Five valedictorians are named at Claire High School in Glaire Wis with average marks across all four years. The 1942 graduating class recognizes outstanding academic achievement among the senior cohort.
Veteran golfer Bobby Jones has tentatively accepted an invitation to play in the Rytter Gut benefit matches set for Birmingham Michigan on July 48th and 49th, joining potential challengers.
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