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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1944
Page
8
A reader is urged to reuse old woolens to create hooked rugs. Instructions reference a dress, coat, and trousers repurposed into attractive designs, including a square rug for a dressing table corner. The illustration is from BOOK 10 and offers directions for other rag rug projects and home re molding ideas.
A comparison notes that Italy’s land area is only slightly larger than Nevada’s, highlighting the compact scale of the Italian republic against a U.S. state. The statement emphasizes geographic size similarities between the two regions.
A customer testimonial extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentle regulator for constipation. The letter claims regular use eases issues without laxative effects, urging readers to switch to the bran and drink water for relief. Kellogg's Kellogg's Battle Creek is named as the producer.
Lieut Col Frank Kurtz recalls the Swoose S story of the Fortrea n known as The Swoose and the fate of Old 99. Japanese attack on Clark Field left Flying Fortresses scorched. Kurtz and crew prepared for Formosa recon when bombs fell, sheltering in foxholes as the raid ended and they saw wrecked airfields and fallen planes.
In a tense war memoir, the narrator describes Del Monte and Clark Field defenses, the arrival of Fortresses from Mindanao, and Colin Kelly briefing and leading a risky mission over Lingayen. Pilot Buzz Wagner and Lt Russ Church fight Japanese planes while a P-40 ace saves the field, and Colin Kelly sacrifices himself as his Fortress crashes after a heroic stand.
The article advocates turning Army and Navy basketball into a major professional league after the war. Sergt Hero Goren backs the plan, citing teams like Great Lakes and Norfolk as strong bases and predicting a big postwar market with service stars like George Senesky and George Mahnken. A dream of Madison Square Garden showdowns and a world series of court games is proposed to fund war relief and bond programs.
Comdr. Gene Tunney dismissed rumors that he opposes competitive sport saying the Navy V program was developed in his office and encouraged football baseball basketball track and field swimming and other competitions. He stated 100 percent, with other navy men, backed the program.
A young miss contemplates a versatile dance dress, noting Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1941 in sizes 10 through 20. The long dress uses 4 beat 4 yards of material at 39 inches, with the short version needing 8 12 yards at 29 inches.
A versatile jumper suit serves as a base for multiple costumes. Pair the jumper with gay blouses, or wear the jacket with separate sports skirts or slacks. An ascot scarf adds a smart spring touch.
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