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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1943

Page

2

Australians return from Timor guerilla fighting Cat and Mouse

Seventeen Australians long engaged with Japanese in Timor after fighting for over a year report that the enemy used bloodhounds to track them. The guerrillas say the Japanese did not play fair and were driven into the hills as raids waned.

Australia Timor Jim Portugese Dik Philip Wynne Com. Jom Timor i Alos Sney

American Aid to Russia Proves Effective Says Report

Washington The lend lease administrator E R Sievinius Jr testifies that in the last eighteen months shipments to Russia totaled 38 cargoes with thousands of tons delivered. He asserts that American shipments have met Russian needs and that large shipments arrive but are smaller than demands facing Russia.

Russia Washington E. R .Sievinius Jr Sostial Ented Amescen Sn Rustien

Dog Saves Two Sisters Warns of Gas Fire in Chicago

Police credit a small mongrel dog with warning of a gas leak that sparked a fire danger. Miss Doree Taylor and Mrs. Lorraine Bill were awakened when the dog barked, allowing Mrs. Hill to open windows and summon help. Firefighters revived Miss Taylor.

Chicago Doree Taylor Nes Lorraine Bill Taylor

Fishing Tragedy Near Snake River Attracts Attention

Four anglers on the Snake River found a broken line with two hooks. One hook bore a dead blue heron, the other a dead fish. They believed a trout broke the line and dragged the other hook, possibly baited with a tail. The heron then dove for the bait and died as the trout pulled the line underwater.

Iaeho Falls Idabo F. Miller Snake River

Wreck Critic Says It Was One Of The Most Successful

Houston traffic investigator L C Colley notes a loakery truck wreck as highly successful with no injuries to driver J D Chencey while neighborhood children collect pie and doughnut scraps from the scene.

Houston Texas L. C. Colley Trafic J. D. Chencey

Auto Plants in Midwest War Work Share

Detroit reports that of America's 986 automotive plants, 792 are engaged in war work and located in the Great Lakes states.

Midwest Detroit America Great Lees States

Dickey Styles Change Mood Of Your Fall Wardrobe

Cheri Nicholas notes the dickey craze will persist into fall with many styles. From gingham blouse fronts to lace and faux fur effects, dickeys refresh simple frocks. She highlights sharkskin and embroidered options, black lace themes, and Chinese brocade dicky ensembles to complement tailored suits and the revived all black tailleur.

Fou Dickeys Union

Gay print blouse boosts fall wardrobe choices

A vivid description outlines a fall trend featuring a loudly colored blouse paired with tweed, velvet, or black pants. The image shows a flowered shirt atop black slacks, suggesting versatile wear for informal gatherings at home and outdoor verandah entertaining.

Delectable Gloves Celebrate Winter Fashion Accessory Sets

Fashion notes describe rose pink satin gloves to accompany dinner gowns this winter. New accessory sets offer pastel satin gloves with matching rose garlands for wear as dog collars or in the hair.

Victorian Days Dog Collars Recall in Revival Fashion

In a revival of the dog collar or dowager's bandeau comes big jewelry news for fat it appears in smart new millinery collections with thatching ornaments Rais. Manipulated on a velvet ribbon base it is made resplendent with cabochon shapes star sections and mirrored discs. Ensemble with ribbon tie-on bracelets they accompany plain black dinner gowns and are shown with separate brooches for placement. They are designed with simple embroidered or beaded decoration to match the cocktail track and often paired with matching earrings.

Feather Hats Lead Summer and Fall Style Meant for Dressy Wear

Feather hats in pastel ostrich tones appear in midseason and early fall shows as a chic complement to day length dresses for restaurants. Milliners say the feather vogue is just beginning, with expectant growth into fall and winter. Tailored sailors and small manipulated shapes will feature parrot colored novelty feathers.

Novelty headgear and accessories trend in color study

Novelty headgear counters show thriving business as flowers and bows on combs match lapel and bodice gadgets. Earrings replicate flowers in miniature plastics for a coordinated ensemble. Chalk white is particularly striking, with pastels also fashionable.

Role of Black Frock Varied by Accessories

Cherie Nicholas explains how a simple black frock gains varied style through accessories. Suggestions include pearls, 60 inch pearl ropes, brooches, chalk white plastic jewelry, frills, dickeys, lingerie frills on sleeves, wide revers collars, and colorful gloves and hats.

Cherie Nicholas

Terry Cloth Beach Coat Blends Style With Function

A terry cloth beach coat in watermelon shade offers protection from sudden temperature shifts. Designed with a shirtwaist top and set-in belt, it doubles as a brunch coat and even can be worn over an evening gown on warm nights.

Fads and Fancies in Fall Fashion Accessories

Denim overalls become popular among young girls replacing slacks with deep navy pieces rolled to knee length. Father-and-son aprons appear in sturdy blue denim and mattress ticking versions. Velvet ribbon neck bands with sequin or mirrac discs appear as fall trims. Matching rose garlands and other accessory accents midseason.

Sammy Jay Outwits Chatterer for Morning Trick

Sammy Jay enjoys a long prank on Chatterer the Red Squirrel in the Green Meadows and Green Forest. He manipulates a plan with Blacky the Crow and Roughley the Hawk to lure danger toward Denny Meadow Mouse, then watches from a distance as the plan unfolds.

Gaxary Jay Chatterer Red Squirrel Sammy Drummer Woodpecker Sherp Trick Zaui Cornfeld Green Meadows Wes Eves Sammy Jay Blacky Roughley Denny Meadow Green Forest Cone

Unspeiled By Ethan Chain in New York Romance

Ethan Chain visits Vaughn Publishing in New York to discuss a new book but falls for Freda Dean. Ben Veery pushes a contract while Ethan secretly marries Freda and plans to Vermont, only to reveal he lives in New York and has signed the contract already.

Ethan Chain New York Ethan Vaughn Publishing Company Ben Veery Ben Detter Mr. Vaughn Vaughn Freda Dean Freda Nawrteer Evhsan Ver Mortad Ethen Jake Vermont Ethan Chai

Notebooks of a Rapid Comeback Bills Debate

Jill warns against venting fully as a rapid comeback plan unfolds. The dialogue hints at high stakes and the need to balance candor with strategic restraint amid mounting pressure.

Henry the Rabbit Multiplies Rapidly in Curious Tale

A brief note describes Henry the rabbit multiplying quickly, while John-Yeh suggests a company is needed to be an addere seeke. The fragment hints at a mathematical pun or historical wordplay.

Henry John

No Place Like Home

Jones asks what kind of two house they own. Smith replies they have a four bungalow type, noting the carpenter bungled the job and the loan remains unpaid.

Jones Smith

Funeral Smote and Blackberryin Echo in Town

A fragmentary reminiscence references a funeral and a shared event described as blackberryin or a social gathering. The terse snippet hints at local chatter and a character named Rastus, capturing a moment of casual speech and communal feeling.

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Dickey By Cherib Nicholas Pearl Ropes Siers Newspaper Sammighy R. H. Wilkinson Newmar Jill Rastus
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