Lingerie Takes Center Stage At New York Fashion Show
AP Fashion Writer Jean Sprain Wilson reports a chic home glamour theme dominating Monday's show. Lingerie and at home ensembles featured sheer nightgowns and peignoirs alongside denim jumpsuits and quilted house costumes. Hats make a romantic comeback with satin snoods and rhinestone details.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
New York
Patullo
Joe Copeland
Davidow
Millinery Institute
Glossary of Fashion Terms for Men and Women
A concise glossary explaining fashion terms from godet to surplice aimed at men. Includes definitions such as bateau neckline, empire waist, matelasse, and pancho inspired styles, with notes on usage and historical references.
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Godet
Bateau
Jean Sprain Wilson
Associated Press
Vatican blasts topless bathing suit as industrial-erotic trend
L Osservatore Romano denounces the topless bathing suit under the headline The Latest Shame. Editor Raimondo Manzini accuses intellectuals of using sociological and legal arguments to defend the suits and calls it a degradation linked to manufacturers' greed.
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Vatican City
L’osservatore Romano
Vatican
Raimondo Manzini
Oregon Senator Neuberger to wed Boston psychiatrist
Sen Maurine Neuberger of Oregon plans to marry Dr Philip Solomon a Boston based psychiatrist later this year She will remain in the Senate and spend the fall in Oregon after Congress adjourns She is the widow of Sen Richard Neuberger who died in March 1960 and she was elected to succeed him for a term ending January 3 1967
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Washington
Maurine B. Neuberger
D-Ore
Philip Solomon
Boston
Chocolate Pudding Layered with Lady Fingers and Macaroon Crumbs
A dessert pairing rich chocolate pudding with crisp lady fingers and a topping of ground macaroon crumbs. Macaroons should be dried before crushing to distribute evenly.
July Meeting Notes From Local 4-H and Home Demonstration Units
The July meeting of the India Home Demonstration Unit was hosted by Mrs. Norman Leary with co-hostess Mrs. William Davison. Lesson on Population Change by Mrs. Leary. Next meeting Sept. 3 hosted by Mrs. Robert Saathoff and Mrs. William Mercer. Valley Ridge unit meets Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Community Center with hostesses Mrs. Roscoe Lawrence and Mrs. George Gantz. Mrs. Harold Stollard presents The Nest Is Empty. Roll call recalls memorable July 4. Eleven from Enterprise unit attended the July meeting. hostess Mrs. Bill Fuqua. Upcoming Aug. 27 meeting hosted by Mrs. Nellie Desque with lesson on Arthritis by Mrs. Georgie Maichel.
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India
Norman Leary
William Davison
Valley Ridge Home Economics Unit
Roscoe Lawrence
George Gantz
Harold Stollard
Enterprise Home Demonstration Unit
Enterprise School
Bill Fuqua
Ollie Grover
Nellie Desque
Georgie Maichel
Navy and Marine Corps enlistments and honor guard service
David G. Lavery a parachute rigger airman apprentice USN son of Carl H. and spouse of 618 Ohio St serves with Seventh Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron One at Atsugi Japan. He reported for duty June 4 and will inspect maintain repair parachutes survival gear flight clothing oxygen regulators masks pressure suits and safety belts. Garland E. McArdle a Marine corporal son of Harold M. and spouse of 105 Mich St served as Honor Guard for the Shah of Iran and visiting dignitaries at the 1964 New York World's Fair. He is stationed at Headquarters First Marine Corps District Garden City Long Island and works as an administrative assistant with the Reserve Branch. He enlisted in July 1961 after attending Lawrence High School and working at Herbert Pines Gardens in Lawrence.
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David G. Lavery
USN
Carl H. Lavery
Ohio St
Seventh Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron One
Naval Air Station
Atsugi
Japan
Lawrence High School
Lavery
Navy
Cpl
Garland E. McArdle
Harold M. McArdle
Mich
Cpl. McArdle
First Marine Corps District
Garden City
Long Island
Flushing Meadows
Marine Corps
Herbert Pine
Lawrence
California Visitors Advised About Climate Clothing
New York AP report advises Republican National Convention attendees bound for San Francisco to pack for cool winds. Fashion editor Karola Sackel says men should favor dark business suits with pale shirts and regimental ties, while women should avoid summer dresses and straw accessories and bring walking shoes and a coat for potential 50 degree nights.
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New York
Cow Palace
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
Karola Sackel
San Francisco Chronicle
New York Couture Group
Chinatown
Fisherman’s Wharf
Ground Beef Grounding Describes Texture and Uses
A compact guide explains that ground beef becomes more compact with grinding. It notes that ground once or coarsely ground stays juicy and suits patties, while meat ground several times works well for meat loaf or meatballs.
Tension and Health and a Candy Gift
The piece discusses normal versus pathological tension and its health effects. It notes self limiting tension versus tension that persists with a psychological cause needing medical attention. It then pivotally ends with a shop promotion for Stover Candies as a spur of the moment gift.
Entertaining Children With Quiet At-Home Activities
A reader suggests keeping a box of inexpensive games puzzles and coloring books to open only when a child is ill. Colorful old Christmas and mail order catalogs can provide hours of entertainment for a young ill child, while giving them a project to arrange make or complete to pass the time.
Shaffer One Act Plays Open at KU University Theatre
Peter Shaffer's The Private Ear and The Public Eye begin at 8 15 tonight in Murphy Hall University Theatre Kansas University arena style seating no reserved seats free admission for KU students with registration certificates at box office through Friday continuous run
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Peter Shaffer
University Theatre
Kansas University
Murphy Hall
Chilled Shortening Adds Texture to Pie Dough
Some cooks prefer cooling vegetable shortening before cutting it into flour for pie dough to enhance flakiness. The cold fat creates separate layers, yielding a tender crust.
Hearing Aid Lets Deaf Hear Without Ear Devices
An Osining facility introduces the Rx88 Tympano Technique a hearing aid that conducts sound through the mastoid to the inner ear with no ears inserts wires tubes or batteries. The device from Otarion Labs and Bell Labs promises discreet use and is offered with free literature via Guenther Jewelry.
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Ossining
Otarion Listener Laboratories
Otarion
Bell Telephone Laboratories
U.S
Guenther Jewelry
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