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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
3
Betta Haley outlines practical steps to achieve a comfortable fit in women's dresses. She covers shoulder placement padding options collar tension bust ease waist fit hip drape and sleeve comfort with tips on choosing style lines and adjustments for different body shapes.
Practical sewing tips for adjusting a torso jacket skirt set or party dress. Use darker skirts with light jackets to slim full hips and add fullness with central or side panels on princess or button fronts. If waist is tight or hem too high, insert contrasting fabric at the waist or add ruffling at the hem.
Stitching pointers advise mercerized thread for strength and ease of use. Choose thread color to match fabric, select appropriate needle and thread sizes, and test on scrap material. Use fine sharp needles for pinning and avoid marking delicate fabrics. Adjust tension by fabric weight and sew with paper underneath sheer materials to prevent slipping. After stitching, press seams and bindings for smooth fitting.
Full peplums and skirt draperies define the season with abdomen flattering volume. Blues dominate, echoing skies and seas, while South American influence appears in play clothes and gay cottons. Lace resurfaces at necklines cuffs pockets and hems as fashion leans toward a prewar flair.
Virginia Vale Falkenberg and Tex McCrary earn praise for their husband and wife program broadcast from a plane over New Jersey and Connecticut. NBC may push for coast to coast airing while NBC rivals recall Fred Allen and Talullah Bankhead's May 5 stunt. Bob Hawk fills in for Arthur Godfrey on radio and on Broadway.
George Raft will consult Barry Ruditsky to shape an authentic detective portrayal for Nocturne. Broadway’s famed sleuth brings 20 years of gangland case experience to ensure realism, aligning with producer Joan Harrison’s standards.
An old broomstick and scrap lumber become a life sized horse and toddler bike using a pattern that cuts with a hand saw. The design covers head mane eyes bridle saddle wheels and steps to assemble with a complete material list. Pattern 257 costs 15 cents postpaid.
A historical tally shows 705 bills vetoed across 29 years in five administrations and only 18 vetoes were overridden. The count yields about one override per 37 vetoes, highlighting the rarity of Congress overturning a President.
A reader from Philadelphia writes praising Kellogg's All-Bran after years of misery with laxatives. The ad explains All-Bran as a wholesome cereal providing gentle bulk, not a purgative, and offers a fill‑the‑cart guarantee: double money back if unsatisfied after ten days.
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