4-H Girls Win Scholarships Through Needle Skill
Fourteen wordy list of 4-H club clothing winners and alternates, with Dixie Lee Nuttall of Dragoon and Mae Cagle of Canton among top recipients, each earning a 200 dollar scholarship funded by the Spool Cotton Co. of New York at the National 4-H Congress in Chicago.
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Chicago
Spool Cotton Company of
New York
Dixie Lee Nuttall
Dragoon
Corhine Co
Ariz
Mae Cagle
Canton
Cherokee Co
Marie Keller
Streator
Ore
Billie McCoy
Jasper
Marion Co
Tenn
Bonnie B. Christison
Elkhorn
Walworth Co
Wis
Alice Ward
Oak Grove
Christian Co
Lorraine Miller
Fairmont
Martin Co
Dixie
Doris Clopper
Doris
Visitors from Foreign Lands Attend 4-H Congress in Chicago
Delegates from Nations learn from American 4-H clubs at the Mth annual 4-H club congress in Chicago. Sixty six foreign youths including eighteen Chinese on government study programs attended with U S members. Participants from Canada Venezuela Costa Rica Peru and Quebec toured the city and shared farm and club experiences.
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América
Chicago
United States
Shih-Che-Shen
Sun
Owen Perry
Malcolm
Perry
Marion Perez
Venezuela
Gilbert Hescock
Connecticut
OV Clis
Rita Lefebvre
Chandler
Quebec
Normand Laferriere
Bertheir
Miss Lefebvre
Canada
Lefebvre
Laferriere
Guess Early on 1948 Presidential Candidates
Washington observers name potential candidates for the 1948 race. The Democratic ticket seems likely to be Harry S Truman with a vice presidential choice unsettled between Vandenberg Stassen Bricker, while Dewey faces a New York City setback and a crowded Republican field.
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Guess
Truman
Dewey
New York
Washington
Harry & Truman
New York City
William O'Dwyer
Thomas F. Dewey
Republican National Teket
O'Dwyer
Josiah Goldstein
LaGuardia
Little Flower
Albany
Bricker
United States Senate
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Kenneth McKellar
Senate
House
Congress
McKellar
Brian McMahon
Connecticut
John Danaher
Thomas Dewey
Department of Justice
Harlan Mine
White House
Island of capitalism faces internal pressure after war
Barbs reflect on postwar U S prospects as leftist tides rise and private property faces curtailment. The piece notes internal political friction, recalls Admiral Nimitz welcomed in Washington with planes spelling his name, and mentions a mislaid parade mix up between police and service members, with the K-Nine dog unit spared.
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United States
Admiral Nimitz
Washington
Eisenhower
Handy Door Pocket And Laundry Bag Pattern
Instructional note for a sewing pattern series detailing fabric choices and cutting sizes for a door pocket and laundry bag. Includes measurements for fabric, pockets, hem, and assembly steps, with pricing and ordering to obtain 32 pages of project ideas.
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Geog
Mrs Dye Proclaims Faultless Starch Extends Overalls
Mrs L E Dye shares her five day wash routine with Faultless Starch claiming it makes overalls last longer and look much better. She notes the starch penetrates fabric, reduces rubbing, and keeps work clothes smooth and comfortable for wearers.
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Gerry Keathley
Meta Marie Keller
Mrs. Dye
Pitcher
Oklahoma
L. E. Dye
Childens
Adv
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Rhua Slavens
Ruth Erb
Soabe
Ruth
Siecki
Kathryn Johnson
Tolich Model
Howe Conte
Zachariy
Marie Welsh
Marie
Arizona
Gerry Keathly
Montana
Bonnie Christison
Wisconsin
Erb
New Hampshire
Eleanor Zaharis
Oregon
Georgia
Ilinois
Maryland
Marie Weisheit
Indiana
Tennessee
Ontario
Oresen
Eleanor Chapman
Centerbury
Ohio
Louise Hale
Randlett
Oklo
John Savoy
Cameron
Harris Reinboldt
Marshall
Minn
America
WNU
Eye Street
N.W
Washington, D. C
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Arthur Vandenburg
Michigan
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
John Bricker
Vandenburg
San Francisco
Cate
Amity
Valdenburg’s
Stassen
Ruth Wyeth
Bedford Hilly
Gota
Lea
Scott
U.S
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