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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1942

Page

13

War Production Board chief hinted at freezing women’s styles

Henry McLemore praises R A Guthrie, urges Washington action on standardizing women’s fashion. He argues a textile leader could rival war heroes if wartime style controls are enacted, detailing plans to prevent radical clothing changes and prolong older designs. The piece lampoons fashion trends and urges support for this policy.

Douglas Mac Arthur H.R A. Rs Washington Rome United States Lady Godiva Kay Gladys Welen O. R. BR

Ashland resident returns home after hospital stay

Word arrived that Charles Hamford of Ashland has returned home after a three months hospitalization for injuries from a November accident. He can walk on crutches and his wife Mrs. Hamford, who suffered a heart attack, is also out. Community events included a Ned Cross first aid class at the church, W. S. C. S. meeting with Mrs. Charles Black, Sunshine Sisters at the church, and a Sun day dinner with the Fortune and Terrell families. The Gardenich family moved to Root Road south of the Terrell place.

Charles Hamford Ashland Hamford Ned Cross Charles Black Sunshine Sis Mabel Burr Elyria Fortune Ernest Terrell Cleveland Gardncch Root Road Terrell

Effigy Fashion Debate and Dress Reform Rant

A satirical diatribe attacks dressmakers for war time fabric limits and skirt lengths. It predicts enforced standardization will save husbands money and end shifting hemlines, urging authorities to set a fixed dress length to quiet fashion anxieties.

Soldiers gulp 17500 bottles at Camp Edwards event

Soldiers at Camp Edwards Cape Cod on a bitter winter day drink soda in record numbers, consuming 17500 bottles. A note mentions oil from a cacao river fish in Sao Paulo Brazil used in making concentrated fattening food for animals.

Camp Edwards Mas Cape Cod Sao Paulo Brazil

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