Mop Floor With Rock n' Roll Music Advice
Hi fi expert Kart Jensen of Jensen Industries advises homemakers on musical themes for chores. He suggests Rock n Roll for mopping, Dixieland for dusting, chamber music for making beds, symphonies for cooking, and folk music for sewing, promoting background tunes to boost efficiency.
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Jensen Industries
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Fashion and Grooming Trends Shift in College Culture
A shift in men’s Customs toward neater grooming and practical attire emerges as shaggy styles fade. Dreadlocks trend grows in schools, with rising awareness of grooming standards at colleges. New fashion highlights emphasize sturdy uppers, counters, and rugged shoes, while three piece vests gain popularity among college-age men.
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Helder
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Sioux Power Project Workmen Prep Steel Piling
Workmen in the background prepare steel 11 piling for driving at the Sioux power project. Ralph Shelton and Ni Zeanne, supervising engineers in EBC, lock over pharp. Test piles were driven earlier in May as heavy equipment moved onto site for the first time.
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Ralph Shelton
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Wit Radio Honored By Air Guard Parade Formal Citation
Wit Radio and WIL Radio receive a formal citation from the Missouri Air National Guard 157th Tactical Control Group during Armed Forces Week in St Louis. Colonel David W. Baugher saluted Wit Radio for outstanding public service while John F. Box Jr. noted recruiting programs and the station becoming St Louis voice of the group.
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Missouri Air National Guard
Isflervon
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David W. Baugher
St. Lows Balaban
John F. Box
WIL Radio
Armed Forces Week
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Wil
Nadie
Ar Guard
St. Loui
Box
Mid-America
Missourie National Guard
Air Guard
How Not to Keep Cool in Hot Weather
A fragment from an AMA letter by Ann M Hadjer outlines that fans offer little help when air temperature equals skin temperature and the air is saturated. It explains that moving air only cools by replacing warm moist air with cooler air, and that convection ceases to cool surfaces under these conditions.
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Ann M. Hadjer
American Medical Association
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