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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1939
Page
6
A garbled pattern brief hints at summer dress design with a paneled skirt high waist bodice gathering and fluttering cape elements. The text mentions a V neck and a stylish silhouette aimed at elegance and slim lines, though specifics are unclear due to damaged wording.
The ad promotes fabric choices chiffon georgette linen or voile with a Three-Pattern Sports Ensemble No 1755 that converts to a sleeveless playsuit, a daytime dress, and a bolero. It lists fabrics gingham percale linen and pique and provides sizing notes for patterns No 1746 and No 1755, plus yardage and price details. Send orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. 149 New Montgomery Ave San Francisco California Patterns 15 cents each.
A promotional health ad touts Kruschen dissolvable minerals as a fat loss plan from England. It claims dramatic weight loss in 28 days with daily morning doses in hot water. It urges readers to buy the product in the United States and promises health improvements.
Brockart argues public ownership push disregards voters wishes and frames Niagara Falls power probe as a socialist bid. He critiques public interest zeal, warns of private interests exploiting investigations, and cautions against federal overreach without congressional backing.
The piece attacks federal aid to public electric plants, citing Ickes push for funds and the Niagara Falls license probe. It portrays state authority clashing with private ownership, naming Texas attorney Bernard March as seeking governor bid while vowing to fight the four families Morgan, Mellon, Schoellkopf, Carlisle in a broader power struggle.
The piece questions whether private individuals retain rights within constitutional governance amid heated public probes. It cites Niagara Falls hearings and congressional inquiries, noting harsh, often untouchable treatment of witnesses, and names prominent firms and figures involved in investigations.
The piece notes President Franklin D Roosevelt may hint at a third term as 1960 looms, while rivals Garner Ickes Wallace and others face criticism and confusion. It also covers World’s Fair attendance in New York and San Francisco, with regional visitor origins and mid-summer travel projections.
Maurice Gamelin, 66, longtime chief of the army general staff, rose to prominence during the Munich crisis. He has been named commander of France’s integrated land, sea, and air forces, a historic move toward unified defense under Premier Edouard Daladier’s government.
Secretary Hull and Senator Pittman urge revising the neutrality act to repeal the arms embargo, arguing that continued embargo benefits Nazi Germany. The move follows Germany's dominance of Skoda and Krupp munitions and fears that smaller nations lose access to weapons in exchange for concessions. The issue adds pressure on Congress amid other fiscal and social policy measures.
The Federal Trade Commission surveyed the auto industry on concentration and dealer relations, praising consumer gains from competition while faulting manufacturers for unfair dealer contracts. Recommendations include fewer dealer restrictions and mutual quota basing. Additional notes mention June refinancing offers and other industry items.
A garbled OCR style passage speculates about a hidden device linked to Mr Chamberlain. It mentions a swort stick like handle, a thin rapier in the stem, and the ribs of the utility removed to form a tanglement. The text groans with unclear references to cavalry, rifle rests, and dangling midsections.
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