Questioning the Supreme Court and TVA Power
A reader from Cornwallie asks if Marshall established the Court as constitutional interpreter. The note discusses Muscle Shoals legality, TVA cases, and federal vs state ownership of streams. Quips on Axis power threats and Amendment Five debates wrap with reflections on constitutional safeguards and due process.
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Fashion Leader Urges U S Style Lessons for European Women
Paris says European fashion authorities should study American women who read the world by the attention they give their figures. Mme Henri Bonnet urges adaptations of Paris models to individual bodies and cautions against over slim designs while praising American care for appearance.
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It's A Dog's Life at Lorain County Show Bids Bye
The Lorain County dog show wraps for the year with plans for the 18th annual event. Trophies impressed exhibitors as Boxers and Dachshunds highlighted a long running kennel culture, while tribute was paid to Charles W. Questwike a longtime breeder, judge and Toledo Kennel Club organizer who died after four decades in the sport.
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Zurich Show Signals Future Trends In Men s Wear
International tailors at Zurich seventh congress presented future trends in men s dress. Suits ranged from ultra slim to double breasted, with tapered waists and boxy cuts echoing 1940s styles. coats grew shorter and waist pinching appeared. sportswear favored easy fits though weights varied, signaling shifts in U S and Euro styling.
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What Shot Means In Portraits And How To Plan It
The article discusses deciding the group’s role in a photo and adjusting distance and cropping to create a clear center of interest. It explains viewing the scene, then cropping edges to emphasize the group as an accent in a country setting, and stresses planning for timing and balance. It mentions mirrors as lighting aids and applies the idea to stills and films alike.
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Latte
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Rock and Rhythm in Teens and The Flying Saucer Hit
A reflection on rock n roll and rhythm and blues as enduring teen culture, noting teen-driven sales and the public’s response. Updates cover Gene Vincent album plans, Verge Records signings with Screen stars, and the Flying Saucer craze plus a Brockman Wide Wide World music album release. The top chart lines list Oscar Bennett and Tony Bennett, with other artists like Elvis Presley and Doris Day referenced in brief.
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Gene Vincent
Oldsters
Staion
Weever
Present Trend Is To Do Away With Alleys
The American Society of Planning Officials says new subdivisions are dropping alleys in favor of easements. Nine cities have enacted such rules, with Detroit among those pushing owners in older areas to eliminate alleys. Alleys are criticized for expense and health concerns and for attracting litter and rats, though they remain useful where rats race or in apartment districts.
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Strategy to boost fishing trip success at Ann Arbor
University of Michigan fisheries chair Karl Lagler says anglers should fish with intention and adapt to water clarity. Move along shore with a floating lure when water is clear, and pause before reeling in cloudy water to help fish locate bait. Use sinking bait in deep water and target lily pads with a slow, steady retrieve. Avoid noisy, intrusive movement that alerts fish.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Karl F. Lagler
Department of Fisheries
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Skilled Leaders Of Recreation Increasing
UHACA New York reports more people trained to stage square dances and community events. Prof Bernice Scott of Cornell says 8 090 persons trained in a year to promote rural recreation and develop local leaders. More skilled leaders exist than five years ago allowing communities to conduct parties dances and social events.
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Uhaca
N.Y
Army Teaches Recruits New Jargon at Fort Monmouth
The Army Signal Corps center runs slang classes to help foreign soldiers understand American terms like diggin, snow, and hubba hubba. In sessions, instructors allocate time to explain slang while three minutes focus on typical expressions, with a Brazilian major and a Japanese officer offering translations.
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