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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1941

Page

6

Inflation and wage policy critique from wartime rationing talk

The author argues inflation stems from wartime wage levels and government controls on civilian goods. He warns of rationing, price fixing, or wage cuts as choices and notes the broad burden of government debt borne by citizens. An English friend recalls WWI bootlegging of rationed goods, linking rationing to illegal trade and cautioning against price controls.

Priorities Board England John Doe Congress John United States London

Constitutional War Powers Seen Shifting With Times

The piece notes that only Congress may declare war under the Constitution and argues actions like sinking submarines or bombing cities differ from formal war. It cites changes in times and ideas since adoption and quotes Jim Farley dismissing questions about a possible third or fourth presidential term.

United States Congress

Toward Totalitarianism Group Warns of Socialist Drift

A Chicago session of distinguished scientists and economists warned that government is moving toward eliminating free competition and the American way of life. They said the trend leads to totalitarian socialism with government direction of large business and a loss of small business and individual opportunity.

Chicago

Furred costuming signals elegance in fall fashion

Cherie Nicholas notes a moving trend toward luxury fabrics and refined fur trims in fall and winter wardrobes. The piece highlights fur trimmed coats and dresses, elaborate hats, long gloves, and new stole effects, with styles showcased by Chicago’s Style Creators.

Chicago Union

Jewels and Buttons Spark Wool Suit Fashion

A fashion feature from la Mode highlights jewel studded buttons on wool tailored suits. Designers craft multi colored jeweled buttons marching in double ranks, finishing with a matching spray lapel pin. The trend brightens dark sheers and plaid fabrics alike.

la Mode

All That Glitters Is Right in Style

Glitter marks this season for hats, dresses, suits, and accessories. Embroideries on evening fashions become masterful needlework with jet accents on day frocks and gowns. Black frocks glow with beadwork while bright sleeve embroidery and sequined hats capture the trend.

Dressy Afternoon Suits Display Velvet and Silk Styles

The fashion note highlights new afternoon suits in velvet or rich silk, with black brown or jewel tones. Tweed remains for morning wear, while many jackets feature flaring peplums and elegant maire silk options are offered.

Petunia colored gloves and jet dinner hat trend

Match petunia gloves with stockings in identical hue to elevate a simple black dress. A jet dinner hat completes the season’s fashion flourish adding a dash of stylish contrast.

M G M stage screensradio details star roles and praise

A Virginia Vale note from Western Newspaper Union describes MGM stage and screen developments. Ann Sothern headlines a night club sequence with soldiers as background in a Broadway musical set. Mamie Kelly, Panama City club operator, critiques Rags Ragland and Wyatt Earp theme in Tombstone. Frances Neal, dubbed Titian TNT by Frank OConnor, is highlighted for Lady Scarface debut. Richard Dix earns honorary sheriff title amid Tombstone filming.

Hanama Hattie MGM Ann Sothern Mamie Kelly Central America Panama City Rags Ragland Richard Dix Tombstone Wyatt Earp Arizona Wilder

Herman Bing to voice Dumbo ringmaster

Disney assigns the raucous ringmaster role in Dumbo to Herman Bing after trying various actors including rodeo announcers and circus barkers. Bing won the part with a throat full of r sounds.

Walt Disney Herman Bing Herman

Bob Hope and Jerry Colonna Honored by Salt Lake City Police

Bob Hope and Jerry Colonna were named honorary members of the Salt Lake City police force at the police show watched by about 10,000 spectators. The ceremony highlighted the entertainers during a public event in the city.

Bob Hope Jerry Colonna Salt Lake City

Rosalind Russell Shines as Judge in Her Honor at M G M

Rosalind Russell stars in Her Honor at M G M portraying a woman judge amid a family of lawyers. She recalls hiding in her father's Waterbury court during a murder trial and notes she would have pursued law if not for acting. She handles her own contracts and plays the lead with confidence.

Rosalind Russell Waterbury Conn

Actor Preston Foster Funds UCLA and USC Tickets for Camp SLO Luck Contest

Preston Foster, star of The Morning After, bought two football tickets for every UCLA and USC game and sent them to Camp San Luis Obispo. The morale office will run hard luck contests, rewarding the weekly soldier with the toughest luck with tickets, lodging in Los Angeles, and a companion for the game.

Preston Foster Paramount University of California At

Joe Marshall Paints Elephant for Malaya Jungle Shoot

Joe Marshall performs a daily tall task painting a two ton elephant with gray white watercolor from ears to toenails. The purpose is to prevent blending into the background during Technicolor jungle sequences for the Dorothy Lamour film Malaya.

Joe Marshall Malaya Dorothy Lamour

Hollywood notes on film tunes and sports stars in new releases

Constance Bennett sings The Lady Got a Shady Deal in Warner Bros Wild Bill Hickok Rides. The USC Trojan band chants in The Male Animal rally scene. Al Schacht laments missing the World Series to test for a Goldwyn Lou Gehrig film. Robert Young stars as Jad Smith, American, in a new movie.

Constance Bennett Warner Bros Wild Bill Hickok University of Southern California Trojan al Schacht Hollywood Goldwyn Smith Robert Young Jad Smith

Camps honoring military leaders across the United States

The piece catalogues camps named for notable officers and explorers such as William Clark and Meriwether Lewis, John Lapham Bullis, Charles Trumbull Boyd, Robert Bruce McCoy, and S. W. Fordyce. It notes Camp Clark Missouri, Fort Lewis Washington, Camp Bullis Texas, Camp Boyd Iowa, Camp McCoy Wisconsin, Camp Fordyce Texas, with brief biographical details and years of service.

Nevada Annals of America William Clark George Rogers Clark Old Northwest Virginia Anthony Wayne Fallen Timbers Meriwether Lewis Clark West Thomas Jefferson Louisiana Purchase Missouri River Pacific Coast St. Louis Camp Clark Missouri Fort Lewis Washington Texas Camp Bullis San Antonio John Lapham Bullis San Carlos Ariz Jicarilla New Mexico Fort Sam Houston Boyd el Paso Charles Trumbull Boyd Iowa West Point Philippines University of Nevada California Philippine Scouts Fourth Cavalry Villa Mexico Carrizal Camp McCoy Sparta Wis Robert Bruce McCoy Wisconsin Volunteers 125Th Infantry 128Th Infantry A.E.F War Department

Soldiers of Freedom Message From President Wilson 1917

President Woodrow Wilson's September 3 1917 address to the National Army declares the nation stands with its soldiers. He frames the war as a defining moment and calls Americans to view their troops as comrades and brothers fighting for freedom as the world watches.

Qeapony United States National Army Woodrow Wilson

Witness Admits Stronger Motive Behind Travel

Cross examining a witness, an attorney accuses him of distance for work. The witness hesitates then admits there was a stronger motive. When pressed to name it, he finally says it was a locomotive.

Free cookbook from Standard Brands

A free Grand Cook Book from Standard Brands, Inc. offers dozens of home baking recipes. Request by sending a post card to the address 691 Washington Street, New York City, Dept. W, for mailing.

Standard Brands, Inc Dept. W Washington Street New York City Standard Brands

Guard the Lips Govern the Lips

A compact aphorism reflecting decorum and restraint. The line extols measured speech and courteous bearing as a kingly standard in social conduct.

Sir Edwin Arnold

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