Plywood Furniture Backed by Plane and Ski Craft
Home use chairs and tables now made from molded plywood developed for planes and skis. The design emphasizes lightness, strength, and resilience with a “protect pouire” shape and curved back support. Upholstered plastic seats resist wear and cleaning is simple. A new sprinkler system promises labor savings with automated movement and adjustable spray.
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Faery
Temayes
Hong
Bo Long
Tod Eraewtii
Women Seek Medical Degrees Amid Stiff Competition
The report notes a total of 884 women recently completed undergraduate premedical work, with 25 to 30 percent entering medical schools. It cites Harvard Medical School demonstrations by women and shows men still predominate among first year enrollees. Veterans and former service members are included among those entering medical study, with about 23,000 anticipated in the fall across all medical schools.
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Chicago
Li. S
Harvard
American Medical Association
Council On
Cure Rent Information Judituten
Ncluding
Without Oil Dressings for Salads in Hard Times
A Home Demonstration agent notes scarcity of fats and oils in Hengvelney County. People adapt by skipping pies, using fresh fruits and vegetables, and making dressings from vinegar or lemon juice with herbs and spices. Mineral oil dressings are discouraged due to health concerns. modern diet favors oil free or boiled dressings using available ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion Ace
Bridge Tricks Prompt Confused Hand Generates Debate
A bridge hand from today sparked strong discussion as the declarer mishandled the diamonds and clubs. The quick missteps suggested a potential sight of a spade lead and a likely finesse misplay, with commentary focusing on timing and sequencing of the plays as players debated the best line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer
Bridge Hand Confusion Halts Play At Key Moment
A damaged OCR reading describes a bridge deal with West and East fields, notes misplays and a controversial opening lead. The text mentions spades, kings, and a failed contract, with players debating who should have forced the win and what the next move should be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ries Wien
Toner
Army IPives Protest Housing Conditions in Tokyo Camp
Army personnel protested housing conditions at Mir konsert camp known as Palace Heights in Tokyo. Officials planned a single cabin for dependents, forcing some junior officers to delay moving families until after the draft year. A spokeswoman cited poor sanitation and no immediate plan for permanent housing as delays continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Palace Heights
Deat
Gal
T. A. Diller
Kenerostam
Pertiine
Rondy
Wince Hare
Veteran Vacation Plans Stir Home Front Talk
Fragmentary wartime diary style text discusses a veteran planning a lengthy vacation before deployment. It contrasts life at home with prep for travel to beaches or fishing trips, noting health shots and preparations. The noisy reminiscence hints at family dynamics and wartime routines without clear dates or names.
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Mushand
Simes
Nike
Marty
Bodo
Needlework pattern catalog notice for cutwork charm motif
Distinctive cutwork charm patterns with four motifs and transfer sheets. Includes pattern charts, updated visual aids, complete directions, and a new needlework book edition. Price twenty cents. Troy Record Household Arts Dept New York.
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Household Arty Dept
Mud Street
New York
N.Y
Newent
Teens Host Activities Prompt Nightlife For Student Readers
Local readers recount awkward campus tales and teen age social scenes at university events. Notes mention USO teaching teens about social outings while a regional club holds dance lessons and improv sessions. Several names and places appear in a stream of reminiscence and gossip.
Crafting designs for crochet and embroidery patterns
The notice advertises a collection of designs for crochet, Inibiing, Luss, and Danni Uscoration along with three pot holder patterns. A Free Pattern is offered with purchase, printed in the catalog.
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Fenn Cenamare
Criehet, Inibiing
Luss
Danni Uscoration
Our Children Sy Angelo Patri Calling for school investment
A plea against withholding funds from schools highlights wasted contributions and starved resources. The author argues ignorance harms the nation, urges knowledge as power, and blames citizens and politicians for failing to support teachers and facilities. Women’s leadership in school boards is urged to reclaim education priorities.
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Politcians
Ley
Social Siftions and a Sorry Dinner Misstep
A garbled reminiscence of a social meal ends with a confused apology. The passage notes a failed main dish and expresses shame, while conceding that apologies may provoke further protest and confusion.
Townsend Club Notes Birthdays and Meetings
The Townsend Club met Thursday at the tourism center with members including Mrs Cora Trayey, Iveres Livy, and Aira. Reports and bulletins were given by Migred Wells, Lienae fiver, and George Watgner presided. a birthday toast honored Mrs Grace Shayre, Frances Stout, Marion Miller, Genny Miller, and Warren Baker. The auxiliary met at Mrs Chirsoa Smiths home. notes mention land plots and local matters in the meeting to be discussed at the booting Be.
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Townsend Club
Thirsdlay
Doctor Pays Tribute To Patients Spirit
A physician recalls patients with gratitude, praising resilience and the healing power of care. The story recounts moments of praise for a long career, noting a playful remark about a chair and a “piano stool” as symbols of hope and endurance guiding patients back to health.
Medal of Honor Hero Named Parade Marshal
Francis J. Clark of Salem Washington County, a Medal of Honor recipient from the European campaign, will serve as parade marshal for a Cleas jFade event under Greta Falls Post American Legion. Alfred Cushimane of [fens joins as aide. bands from Glens Falls and local groups will march. Police report James, 79, involved in a schoolyard incident.
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Cleas jFade
Greta Falls Post
Francis J. Clark
Salem
Washington County
Clark
Herotam
Alfred Cushimane
Fens
France
Svension
I Ehide
Beerond Regiment
Glens Falls
Alplaus
Gorpa
Ralston Spa
Grenwile
Schuylerville
Jive Kittie
Sehenectady
September Fashion Silence: American Designers Lead Millinery Push
A national push by millinery designers and retailers aims to set a high fall sales pace in September. Designers, buyers, and manufacturers highlight new hats, feathers, and accessories, while surveys show American and Paris influence balancing fashion leadership.
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Diane
Hale
Sally Vice
Treasey
Victor
Avery
Mnew Circle of
New York
Giutlirn
Paris
Awerigan Dewnery
Paris Babel
Pate
Wil
Pauls
Erik
Milady
Atea
Social Visits Across Cities Spark Week at Local Homes
Schaghticoke residents Mary Medfare and Ethel Smith visited friends at Vellay Falls and Rutland while Florence Sifford hosted relatives. Helen Werner of Troy met Louise Donweh. Nellis Arndt hosted at Mechanicville. Kedward Pitugerehd of New York stayed with Tulla Fitzgerald and Robert Plime in Syracuse. Charles Lawrence and others planned trips to Portsmouth and Hampton Beach.
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Schaghticoke
Mary Medfaré
Vellay Falls
Threday
Ethel Smith
Rutland
Florence Sifford
Helen Werner
Troy
Louise Donwhe
So D. Clarke
Nellis Arndt
Kedward Pitugerehd
New York
Tulla Fitzgerald
Robert Plime
Syencuse
Cig
Fred R. Adenrt
Charles Lawrence
Charles Sampaun
Main Street
Salesgirls and the New American Working Woman
A reader voices concern that salesgirls fail to improve customer service skills. The piece argues many workers, though trained, appear dull and uncourteous, glazing customers with vacant eyes and curt replies. It recalls wartime patience and suggests postwar expectations demand better friendliness and respect.
East Schodack Social Notes and Local Events
East Schodack residents are listed with marriages travel and family updates. Names include Mrs Julius Rneides Miss Mary Parson and John Rate recently married Barbara Sarmion of Coyle. Community events feature a band concert at the school grounds a fire brigade gathering at Laurys Grove and a Ladies Aid sale by the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Several locals are traveling or visiting Maine New York and Albany while others plan summer visits and extended stays.
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Mau Janne Geopye
Albany
Guosh
Julius Rneides
Mary Parson Dua
Great Raving
Ete
John Milwly
Schotnikolunteer
Goring
Ie Alamatenhy
Luroys Grove
Stumpy Spehs
Lutheein Church
Grover New
Tichets
Meilla Thorpe
Joanin Utowara
Margaret Selley
Witte Falls
Naman Hammersley
New York
John Duggan
Minnie Reed
Little Palis
Mex
Dugynn
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6Th Ave
Bell's
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Wiouian E. McKenney
America's Card Authority
Nam Fassae Pass
West Wite
Axaloet Ib
Eust
Hue
Long Tran
Barke
Do Chirer
Deelaree
Army
Ally
Huerbaadd
Balan Tawvirlers
Aline
Une
University of Southern Cilitarnia
Wits
Elinor Touha
Johistown
aLi de Groove
Che ‘Toon Ager
Delis
Texas Kids
Enlwards
Gite Mivenss
Neclith Cheddim
Dallas Morning News
Mery
Apelling
Fanteebs
John Laeder
Say
Hedy Leanart
Skiho
Gil Fee
iSwane
Sy Angelo Patri
Land Pricts
Leegh, Faym
Privex
Tata
Gabe
Sindt
Nder
Weapen
James
Police
Ann
Dowd Lightorer
Mehiany
HMOU
Gieta
Thors
East Schodack
Square Deal
4Th St
Congress
Gaur
Gee Ea
Time Payments
Walter G. Love
Fifth Ave
Broadway
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