Loretta Young The Steel Butterfly of Hollywood
Loretta Young, famed yet little known as a person, is examined in Jane Wilkie’s June magazine piece. Born 1910, she began in 1928 and earned an Oscar in 1948 for The Farmer’s Daughter, later becoming TV’s “whirly girl” with famed teeth, noted for grit, moral shows, and relentless work.
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Loretta Young
Jane Wilkie
Loretta
Lon Chaney
House of Rothschild
George Arliss
John London
Villian
Credit Union Leader Warns On Impulse Buying And Easy Credit
Mildred S. Boyd, vice president of the Credit Union National Association, urges thrift and cautions that easy access to credit fuels impulse buying and debt. She notes credit unions offer low interest loans and emphasizes responsible budgeting amid a convention of 29,500 unions serving 17 million members.
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New York
UPI
Mildred S. Boyd
Fowler Ave
Fresno
Calif
Credit Union National Association
CUNA
Union
Boyd
United States
Canada
Bers
Fresno County Grange Credit Union
California
Sequoia
We The Women We Mean To Be Heard By Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett argues that loud group talk among American women fuels noise and divorce. She blames female gatherings for dominant voices drowning softer ones, urging modulation to avoid becoming mere chatter.
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Connecticut
Edgeways
Local Residents Entertain, Visit Amid Summer Gatherings
Sophia J. Bowman was admitted to Beckley Memorial Hospital Wednesday and had minor surgery Friday. James Sturgill, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Sturgill, arrived for summer vacation. Mrs. Katie Bowman traveled to Washington DC to visit relatives including Nancy Bowman at the Treasury Department and Margar et Ledahawsky, recently returned from Japan. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mentz of Melbourne Florida vacationing here with Beckelhimer and Ramsey relatives. Harold McVey family to return to Anton Ohio after holidays. James Pennington family from Cheltenham Maryland arrived to spend four days here.
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J. T
Tom’’ Bowman
Beckley Memorial Hospital
James Sturgill
O. V. Sturgill
Free Will Baptist College
Nashville
Margaret Ledahawsky
Japan
Civil Service Department
Jack Mentz
Melbourne
Fla
W. J. Beckelhimer
Pemberton
Bill Ramsey
Richard McVey
H. H. McVey
Sophia
G. C. Mentz
Harold McVey
Anton
Ohio
James Pennington
Cheltenham
Dear Polly Ideas For Thrifty Bride And Clever Readers
Polly column shares reader tips from 14 years ago on using muslin scraps from a wedding as curtains and crib sheets, simple belt clips for car seats, hooks for jewelry by sink, tape inside sneakers to extend wear, homemade wooden knitting needles from dowel sticks, and praise for readers’ ingenuity.
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Polly
Mother
Mom
C. A
Philip
Judy
Annette
J.G
New Plastic Hand Brush Aids Post Garden Care
After spring gardening, hands need special care. A new plastic hand and nail brush features flexible soft bristles for hands and firmer bristles for nails to restore pre gardening smoothness.
Pennington and McVey Visit Parents Amid Calorie Tip
A note on cutting calories suggests making instant pudding with dry milk and water to reduce calories. The item mentions Mr. and Mrs. James Pennington of Midway and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McVey of Sophia visiting relatives.
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James Pennington
Midway
J. A. McVey
Sophia
Homemaking tips sought by Raleigh readers
Readers are invited to share favorite homemaking ideas with Polly in care of The Raleigh Register. Submissions may be used in Polly's pointers and may earn a bright, new silver dollar if Polly uses the idea.
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Polly
Raleigh Register
Dear Girls And Polly Ship Tips And Gift Advice
A reader offers tips on saving time and money through a gift draw and early purchases for weddings and birthdays. Suggestions include soaking labels in vinegar water, and planning ahead with personalized items. Dear Polly answers on nail placement for toy hooks and securing mailed packages with wet string for tightness.
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Polly
Polly Dear
J. G. Dear
Polly Dollar Prize program for top ideas
Polly awards a shiny silver dollar for every idea she selects for application. The first to reach her will receive the Polly Dollar. Polly receives hundreds of suggestions, all of them checked for originality and practicality. Only a few of the best can be used.
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Polly
South of the Border embroidery motifs for towels
Advertises No. 305-H hot iron transfer patterns featuring seven motifs and day names with a color chart. Instructions to order include 35 cents per pattern, send to The Raleigh Register Creative Woman Box 438 Midtown Station New York 18 NY, plus 10 cents for 1st class mailing. Include name address zone style number and size.
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Raleigh Register
Creative Woman
Midtown Station
New York
N.Y
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