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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1946
Page
10
A historical sketch details Marine Corps women serving in World War II, tracing their third year of service, training, and deployment. It covers integration into units, roles in training and support, and the transition as veterans returned home, highlighting the evolving status of women in the corps.
Practical camouflage themed sewing tips for aging slip covers. Describes appliqué and center embellishments to refresh rooms using simple materials. Mentions fabric work, patterns, and a small project list with craft suggestions.
A crowd in London protests over Brides and hospitality venues after accusations of abuse and coercive actions against local women. Community leaders demand action from authorities as tensions rise and voices call for protection of victims and stronger government response.
A sensational account alleges promoter Lloyd Haller pushed contests and exploitative schemes involving young women in Atlantic City and Hollywood, with claims of trafficking, manipulation, and risky publicity around beauty events tied to a 1938 era scene. The piece names figures and locations, linking the controversy to a thicket of pageant promotion and moral panic.
A garbled bridge club note describes a bidding sequence from the Wayfon Bridge Club. The text mentions West opening three spades and later inquiry about bidding a four spade reply, with references to a misread convention and a push toward forcing actions.
An old style recipe promotes a simple cough syrup using sugar and a concentrate mixed with water. It claims quick throat relief with no cooking and suggests a cheap, plain syrup option for soothing throat irritation and bronchial issues.
A garbled excerpt describes a bridge hand with suits spades clubs and a list of players West North and dealer terms. The text hints at bidding strategies and a potential misbid or loss. Names and place details are unreadable, leaving only partial card notation and improvised dialogue.
The Theatre Guild rehearses a play titled at the Russell Sige College Potthe Shedat for a show March 23. Miss Henriett Mallon stars as Pansy with Harold Winedot as John Hornav, Robot Musee as Bowen, and Miss Bags as Mivinoy Potter among a cast including Yeivy Teed and Win Quirke.
A fragmented passage discusses children, effort, and praise in child development. It mentions Angelo Patri and ideas on rewards, encouragement, and consistent encouragement shaping character and perseverance in youths.
An old catalog style notice advertises a crochet and embroidery book featuring 94 illustrations of crochet hooks knits dolls and home decor. It lists patterns and patterns for handbags and tree decoration as well as general needlework guidance with references to a 450 West Main address in New York.
Mrs Berle navigates a complex scene as she wins support amid Brazilian hospitality and U S associations. The article highlights her public engagement at hospitals, social clubs, and cultural forums, detailing her role in advancing medical and diplomatic ties.
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