White House Ten Hour Important Schedule Revealed
A scrambled clipping describes White House social routines with Mrs Truman hosting weekly teas and state functions. It notes invitations to wives of Congress and officials, foreign dignitaries, and cabinet guests, plus upcoming events and guests for the fortnight ahead. It also mentions Congress members and the White House secretary coordinating visits and receptions.
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Washington
Ualry
Waan
Godely
White House
Rapal
James Help
White Hose
State Department
Behnvi
Thema
League of Amari
Jean Fen Wollelh
Bounuer
United States
Will WAC Be Permanent in the U S Military
General remarks on the Womens Army Corps WAC as a potential permanent unit for the United States military with debate over congressionally embedding WACs in peacetime roles. Officers note WACs aid displaced children in Europe and set an example of American womanhood while debate continues on pay and civillian status.
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Franktum
Wesliny Babtle Boyes
Wavens Senny Corps
WAC
United States
Congress
Gol. Rayre
Boyer
Law War Department
Civillane
Sipsili
Civitans
Ward Iesone
WACS
Pyauleley
Ing Vivillan Park
Unclear Draft on Social Etiquette Aid
A garbled note discusses an etiquette scenario about engaging a babysitter for the evening. It mentions turning the child to someone unnamed and leaving without informing the caregiver of return expectations. It also references telling the sitter how to reach you in an emergency and giving an approximate time of return.
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Neces
Linens and Shantungs Set Summer Fashion Mood in New York
New York Dress Institute showcases linens shantungs and cottons with bright new patterns for a gay summer. Designers present versatile sportswear and evening pieces in yellows greens blues and neutral shades. Wide belts painted prints and draped fabrics highlight light fabrics and inventive trims.
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New York
UPL
Aonatel Af Ebein
Revara
Elothea
Otlon
Leser
Anelka
Normal Look Returns in New Yeur Fashion Talk
A fashion piece discusses the return of a normal shoulder style by Carnegie and others. It explains padded versus natural shoulders, the trend toward wider shoulder line, and how the revival fits spring collections. Readers are informed of the evolving silhouette and its appeal to women seeking a broader, natural look.
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Carnegie
Deanes
Kane
Draeplig
Miss Carnegie
Mor
Lily Your
Olney Anayinga
Josef Walker
Health Hints on Growth Charts and Child Development
A health column explains that growth patterns measured against standard charts can indicate a child's progress or problems. It describes a new recording sheet, age related growth tracks, and the shift from simple height and weight comparisons to individualized growth analysis to detect and correct growth issues early.
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Untiil
Troy Welzah
Cleveland
Divorce Rates Hit Postwar High Across Nation
The article reports a nationwide rise in divorces after World War II with experts citing wartime marriages, housing shortages, and relaxed social norms. Judges in Atlanta and Reno note spikes in cases, while legislators in Massachusetts and Rhode Island discuss limits on divorces. Specific 1946 area totals include New York, Philadelphia, Columbus, Des Moines, and Los Angeles, all showing increases over prior years.
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Atlanta Ga
Bond Almand
Wamin
Shun Fla
Alex Lewis
Boston
Edmond Donlan
Algural
Ride Island
John C. Pastore
Reno
New
William McKnight
Anthony Maestieth
Clayton Parks
Minneapolis
New York State
Willy
UNG
Chitin
Cook
Alluime
Philadelphia
Philadmioniel
Ing. Columbus
Des Moines
Volas
Los Angeles
Pubhior
Oklahoma City
Avi
Spring furniture slipcovers and home crafts guide
Instructions and patterns for making slipcovers and home decor items. Includes chaircover directions, improved pattern views, materials like Charla, plates, and yarns, plus a pattern catalog and knitting and embroidery hints. Provides pattern numbers, addresses, and printing notes for household acts and craft books.
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Vorlona
Neel
New York
Felat Hlulily
Iliatin Fiona
Denigns
Our Children by Angelo Patri lesson on rainy days and making do
A fragmented essay on children and mothers, urging preparedness for rainy days. It emphasizes avoiding excess grandeur, using wood efficiently, and teaching practical crafts like knitting and sewing. The piece reflects midcentury parenting tone, praising practical habits and calm resilience.
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Wwe
Thal weeUier
Dai Wal
Lemring
Penn
Felts
Krep
Clothes Quiz by Wedh Blair on bridesmaid dress unity
Reader asks if bridesmaids must wear identical outfits for the wedding. The bridesmaids and maid of honor propose differing blue dresses with distinct tunics while keeping the maid of honor in pink. The author weighs traditional harmony against individual variation and suggests acceptable alternatives.
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Miss Blair
Yao
Hur
Aralda
Ueilesmiuld
Winter coat styling with brown mouton accents
The text suggests pairing a white winter coat with brown mouton details. It notes blonde hair and blue eyes, favoring cinnamon, golden, pale pink tones, and proposes a brown plaid hat and bag to complete the look.
Men Should Cook Dinner Frequently, Sparks Domestic Discord
The text depicts a household dispute over dinner duties with husband and wife roles and expectations, noting a man’s reluctance to cook contrasted with a wife seeking domestic balance. It mentions possible solutions like a shared cooking routine and family patterns, highlighting tension around traditional gender tasks and collaborations at home.
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Auto Insurance Service
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MB Frewley
Mgr
Frawley
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Sonotone Co
Schenectady
Sonatane Co
Sonotone
House OF Hearing
Boardman Bldg
Caporerina
Barbara Bunusoma
Jaret Walker
Bald M. Goodstein, Inc
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O'Brimn
Science
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Groster
Ater
Willi
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UNO
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LaPrade
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