Barbara Swanson Young Homemaker of the Year
Barbara Swanson 16 of Jamestown New York wins the Young Homemaker of the Year title from Girls Clubs of America. The contest honors girls who cook sew and manage households while balancing school and family duties. Barbara describes dishwashing as fun sings while wiping dishes and notes boys prefer meat and potatoes. Her mother works at a tool company and Barbara helps supervise her younger sister Sandra. Barbara plans to study and says housework can be enjoyable with the right attitude.
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Golden Foundation
Girls’ Clubs of America
Barbara
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New York
Chuck
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Sandra
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Hog Price Changes Threaten Troubles For Price Control
Washington dispatch analyzes how a pig market shift could disrupt price controls. After seven months of low hog prices squeezing producers, a midyear supply squeeze and higher feed costs may push prices toward 25 to 26 dollars per hundred pounds, pressuring OPS ceilings and signaling potential recovery of pig production next year.
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Ovid
A. Martin Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
How to Sell Goods to the U S Military Forces
A producer seeking to supply any branch of the armed forces must register as a potential supplier. Submit details of products and pay appropriate purchasing fees. Address inquiries to Central Procurement Office, Munitions Division, Pentagon Building, Washington DC.
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Department of Defense
Pentagon
Wash
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Local Calls Visit Neighbors Across Hilton Village
Hayes field tightens social ties as households from Hilton Village visit neighbors including the Clowser Wiley Lineburg and White families. Frequent calls by Mrs Charles Lineburg and Mrs Lloyd Cooper highlight weekend social rounds with scattered family connections across the community.
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Hayfield
Lester Good
B W Good
Hilton Village
William Clowser
Ollie Clowser
Charles Clowser
Gerald White
M. A Wiley
Charles Lineburg
Frank Lineburg
Gayle
Navy Uniform Regulations specify neckerchief material
The revised edition of U. S. Navy Uniform Regulations states that enlisted men wear a neckerchief made of black silk or a suitable alternate fiber, plain, and 36 inches square.
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U. S. Navy
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Barbara Swanson
Vivian Brown
Garis’ Clubs of
America
Barbara Faye
Jamestown
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Hm Nowas
B. F. Goodrich
Roy Rogers
King of
the Cowboys
Ozark Ike
By Ray Gotte
Ozark
Blondie
Chic Young
Henry
U.S. Patent Office
By Carl Anderson
Boomerang
Secret Agent X-9
Big Sister
Phil
BY Mel Graff
Etta Kett
BY Les Forgraves
By Paul Robinson
Duke
Who's
Sleeping Beauty
Eyta Keri
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Mugg and
Skeeter
By Wally Bishop
Freshie
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E. Auspices
Loyal Order Moose
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Hagan
Hagan-Wallace
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Fussell
Fussell Dealers
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