American Designed Sports Clothes 41 Favorites Nostalgic Nautical Mode
Spring 1941 fashion piece highlights American designed sportswear with longer jackets and matching skirts in pastels and plaids. Nautical notes feature sailor collars and brass buttons while shirts in rayon crepe and cotton broadcloth offer dressy and casual options. Floral prints, poplins, and pale pastels shape beach and town wear with military influence evident in navy inspired designs.
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Sik
Veterans Ball To Honor Departing 183rd Artillery Unit
Veterans from Pocatello sponsor a military ball for Batteries B and H of the 183rd Field Artillery as a farewell party at Memorial Hall. The American Legion VFW D A W and Spanish American veterans back the event in Memorial Hall for a send off before units depart for Fort Warren Wyoming next week. public invited.
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National Guard
183Rd Field Artillery
Pocatello
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
D.A.W
Memorial Hall
Fort Warren
Wyoming
Cotton Dominates Fashion This Season
Fashion notes from Florida describe cotton as the season’s key fabric. Piques chambrays batistes poplins voiles seersuckers ginghams broadcloths and Swiss fabrics headline the line with embroidered cottons leading. New creased chambray sportswear features a raised seersucker stripe in bold colors.
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Florida
Batiste
Country Club
Sugar price forecast after refinery increase
Sugar brokers expect an early rise in retail sugar as refiners raise wholesale prices by 15 percent in the Intermountain territory. The new refinery price hits $5 per hundredweight, aligning beet sugar with cane sugar at $5.10 in San Francisco.
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Salt Lake City
Intermountain
San Francisco
Funeral services for Charles D Root in Soda Springs
Funeral services were held here for Charles Delbert Root 74 of Nawlins Wyoming who had lived in town 48 years before moving to Wyoming. He died at a hospital yesterday after a lengthy illness. His widow a daughter and six others survive.
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Soda Springs
Charles Delbert Root
Nawlins
Wyo
Wyoming
New Vogue For Twill Showcases Tawny Beige Elegance
In the new vogue for twill a simple elegance stands out with the tawny beige material admired by tailors for its beauty and refined look.
Childs Styles Appealing Fashion For Spring 1941
Fashion editor notes spring 1941 children's wear emphasizes nautical navy and red with gold emblems, nasturtium colors, and Western inspired casuals. Fabrics include glen checked worsteds, sharkskins, and materials borrowed from men's wear, with cotton pique dresses and rayon prints popular for teens and younger children. Easter outfits center on navy white or red looks and flower trimmed bonnets.
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Parents’ Magazine
South America
America
Navy
Voter Registration Quiet in Pocatello Ahead of Election
In Pocatello interest in the city election on April 22 runs low with only two people registered. City clerk J Ward Green notes residents who voted in the last two city elections need not register. To vote, one must reside in the state six months and in Pocatello three months. registration closes April 19.
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J. Ward Green
Pocatello
Brazil protests Nazi attack on Taubate freighter
Brazil protested to Germany after an aerial attack on the Brazilian freighter Taubate in the Mediterranean on March 22. The 5,099 ton ship was bombed about 100 miles northwest of Port Said, one man died and three were wounded, but the vessel resumed its voyage to Alexandria. Pulpwood trees grown in South Carolina reach maturity in 13 to 20 years.
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Brazil
Germany
Taubate
Mediterranean
Port Said
Alexandria
South Carolina
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