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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1949
Page
7
The Davis family of 17 members sails from Tilbury for Australia aboard the Hner Chitral. Mr and Mrs Bernard J Davis travel with their 18 children two sons in law and a grandchild. Ages range from Bendis aged 3 to Gwendoline aged 33.
Helsinki reports Finns and Russians now talk about common life rather than war memories. A visiting American notes Finns no longer dwell on Russia, recalling dinners at a fine Helsinki restaurant and a shift from wartime tension to normal social life.
New York spot quotations show declines in wholesale egg prices on Jan 12 as whites command 54 to 56 cents for extra fancy heavyweights and 60 to 61 for mediums. Browne whites reach 61 to 63 cents, fancy heavyweights 61 to 62, mediums 48 to 49, pallets 44 to 45. A recipe note suggests celery stuffed with cream cheese Roquefort and orange sections.
NEA report notes men returning to conservative spring style in 1949. Wool Council observes trend toward flannels tweeds and worsteds in restrained patterns, single breasted suits, and vest use for pocket space. Blue becomes dominant. patch pockets reappear. coats stay straight with square shoulders and longer silhouettes.
A fragment notes fabric trends featuring yellows and maroons in worsted and cashmere-like woolens. No clear events or names are present, but the line hints at color and material fashion details within a broader textile conversation.
Berlin 13 Jan exclusive officers and civilians club announced it would admit GI Joes after a December ruling barred ordinary soldiers. Maj. Gen. George Hays urged the board, noting Army subsidies and government funds forbid discrimination. A meeting of five hundred members warned of further action if dues were not raised.
A fragmentary report notes that 175000 of their own money in the American Indians made no use next year or pull down the restrict of water-power, but the Pilgrims ed clientele sign. They decided to used it to grind corn as early as pull down the restriction in 1628.
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