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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
7
May 6 1937 report highlights three striking photos. Hindenburg blaze over Lakehurst N J photographed from air by Harry Knapp of Harold Parkhurst parachute jump 5000 feet high. Dexter Iowa cam catches pursuit of bandit Marvin Barrow and his wife.
An August 12 1934 Omaha air races scene shows Gordon Israel attempting a fast 80 mph landing after winning a 50 mile free for all. The plane bounced on nose first then settled. Israel walked away unhurt. The piece notes split second timing in news photography and references Panay bombing imagery used in official investigations.
Cherie Nichols highlights washable Swiss cottons and organdies as key summer fabrics for day and evening wear. She describes ensembles including sheer cotton nets and laces, embroidered voiles, and pastel chiffon or gandies with floral and paisley prints, all affordable for modest budgets.
The illustrated coat classic features white smooth wool velour cloaking that suits both sports and dressy wear. In new beige, wheat, copper or mustard tones it pairs with black or navy dresses, underscoring the season’s emphasis on a separate high quality wool coat.
The afternoon and evening outfits echo Greek and Brahmin drapery with shirring and tiered skirts. Scarves flow as wings or wrap shoulders for evening décolleté, while prints dominate in dots and stripes. flower patterns range from small sprigs to large blooms.
Early summer dresses feature embroidered or applique trims in dull and vivid colors. Paquin's crepe dress shows red turquoise and green stripes from yoke to hem with matching sleeve trim. Nina Recci's frock highlights minute pearls and gold thread on the neck and sash border with a Spanish style waist tie.
Designers add feminine touches to daytime dresses with tiny velvet or grosgrain bows. Bows appear on ribbon bands extending to both sides and as small knotted accents scattered across sheer net fabrics.
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