Clothing industries anticipate strong fall business surge
New York reports optimism in both men’s and women’s apparel as orders and production rise. Industry groups note high May capacity for men’s clothing, strong dress and sportswear demand, and widespread vacation breaks as workers return to a busier season with expectations of robust fall orders and boosted consumer spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Assn
U.S.A
National Assn
American Institute of Men’s & Boys’ Wear, Inc
Waldorf Astoria
Dear Mother: Advice for a Mothers Wedding Blues
A grieving mother writes seeking help as her daughter plans an August wedding. The columnist reassures her that tears are normal and offers practical steps to cope. She suggests expanding social ties, inviting visitors, and exploring new activities to ease the transition to living alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mayfield
Tips On Holding A Man's Interest For Marriage
Advice column response to a reader seeking marriage guidance. The counselor notes men are not drawn by looks alone and offers practical tips: listen actively, stay light hearted, smile, and appear in demand. Emphasizes neat presentation, kindness, and avoiding grasping behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M
Board to tackle 11 liquor license pleas at special session
Board of Supervisors will meet at 11 a.m. in the American Legion Hall to consider 11 liquor license applications. Four licenses face protests, including Robert McQuade of McQuade's Grocery, Robert Mooreman's Grocery, Charlie's Marques Consumers Market, and Calvert Lewallen of Intermission Tavern.
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Board of Supervisors
American Legion Hall
W. Pennington St
Robert McQuade
McQuade’s Grocery
Campbell Ave
Robert Mooreman’s Grocery
Sixth Ave
Drexel Rd
Charlies Marques
Consumers Market
Valencia Rd
Calvert Lewallen
Intermission Tavern
Alvernon Way
District Assured Electrical Service for Irrigation District
Residents of the Weiton Mohawk Irrigation and Drainage District secured electrical service after Rural Electrification Administration approved a $1,350,000 loan. Frank Batley, district president, and Phoenix firm Fishback & Moore, Inc. received notice. the contracting firm awarded initial construction of the electrical system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Weiiton-Mohawk
Rural Electrification Administration
Frank Batley
Phoenix
Fishback & Moore, Inc
Auto workers push for higher unemployment benefits under guaranteed wage
In Detroit a looming clash over unemployment compensation to support guaranteed wage contracts faces state laws. CIO President Walter Reuther expects a campaign to raise state benefits, enabling 60 to 65 percent wage coverage. Henry Ford II voices concern that too high benefits could reduce work incentive.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Henry Ford II
Walter Reuther
Michigan
Reuther
U S Navy and Harlem Globetrotters In Rome 4th of July Festivities
Rome hosts a large American colony with 5000 residents as events unfold at Foro Italico. A U S Navy baseball game against Italy All Stars and a Globetrotters basketball exhibition join a Michigan glee club concert. Eisenhower’s proclamation will be read aloud at a dinner dance sponsored by the American Chamber of Commerce for Italy.
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Rome
Italy
U. S. Navy
Harlem Globetrotters
University of Michigan
U. S Navy
Eisenhower
American Chamber of Commerce
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Custom Studios, Inc
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