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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1950

Page

6

Washington Calling by Marquis Childs

Marquis Childs discusses wartime intelligence, arguing that German and Japanese agents were part of a professional system built over years. He contrasts Canadian and Tokyo spy reports, warns against politically driven subcommittee hunts, notes Russia's spy edge, and highlights a 1916 17 British Secret Service mission as context for professional espionage.

Marquis Child Washington Germany London Eason Ermans Jey Vandfather Okyo Department Army Tokyo Royal Commission Department of the Army United States House Un-American Activities Committee Yeport Soviet Russia Moscow Samuel Hoare Secret Service Russia Hoare Viscount Templewood Britain

Be a maestro with the needle pattern 7929 cutwork

An era of needlework taunts readers to send twenty cents to Chronicle-Telegram for Pattern 7929 Cliff 234x8 to 5x10 inches and receive easy to follow charts. The ad promises ten small motifs, improved visuals, complete directions, and a Brooks Needlecraft Catalog with fifteen cents for a free book. It features crocheting, knitting, embroidery, quilts, and toy projects with a free pattern for cuddly animals.

Chronicle-Tele Household Arts Dept Flatbush Station Booklyn

Vichols Sees Lighter Side Of Washington News

Washington columnist Harman W. Nichols jokes about fashion and secrecy in the capital. He ponders pea green pants blue shoes and the secret services grip on public taste while recalling wartime dress codes and propriety.

Vichols Washington News Harman W. Nichols Washington New York Forest Halls Secret Service

Blue Shoes and Fashion Bets from Princeton to Saks

A friend in New York reports blue brushed leather shoes gaining prestige at Princeton as styles set by New York retailers. Saks Fifth Avenue advertises alligator trimmed pairs at 72 dollars, while shine-free options tempt buyers. A shoe seller notes the average man spends about 3120 dollars yearly on maintenance. Future hues hint at possible green in fall.

New York Princeton Saks Fifth Avenue Commodore

Spring pastels and blue shoes in Washington shops

The piece describes blue shoes in casual moccasin styles and dressy balmorals or blachers. It suggests coordinating outfits with new spring shirts, featuring pastels like pinks, baby blues, light greens and light browns. It envisions Easter parade family attire with coordinated colors.

Washington Pappy Mama Dad Mom Mommy Mother

Harmony in the Family: March 14 Meeting and Group Activities

A March 14 meeting is set at Martyn Clapper’s Crosby road home for Family Council 3-B. Last Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. G I Hobbs hosted the group. Youth Fellowship sponsored a community church talent show with Roy Brickle as MC. Charles Dewey played accordion. Mrs Mary Candy assisted. Betty Fried and Kay McConkey participated.

Martyn Clapper Crosby Road Family Council G. I. Hobbs Youth Fellowship Group Igommunity Church Roy Brickle Youth Fellowship Mary Candy Charles Dewey Betty Fried Kay McConkey

East Oberlin skating party ends season for 4-H club

East Oberlin The Ruselal Township 4 H club girls known as the Shek Stitchers held meetings throughout the year and closed the season last Monday at Miss Carol Reece home. Nineteen members attended. The AS and Ways and Means project will handle Sportsmen's Show tickets and sponsor a skating project.

East Oberlin Ruselal Township 4-H Club

Women society presents playlet The Operation and music by Bickle Gloom Busters

Barbara Kern and two soloists performed with Mrs and Hutchinson presiding as a reading occurred. The women of the society staged a playlet The Operation with music and songs by the Bickle Gloom Busters. A collection raised a good amount for sponsors and a penny supper before the program also drew praise.

Barbara Kern Hutchinson Bickle Gloom Busters

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