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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1946
Page
3
A homemaking piece describes converting old men's shirts into child pinafores or blouses. Use back portions for fronts, trim with lace or contrasting threads, add belts and bows, and tailor with careful ironing and basting for neat results.
DiMaggio recalls Dizzy Dean's arm loss in the 1938 World Series game against the Yankees and explains why a pitcher with no arm can still dominate. He notes the challenge of low curve balls and the importance of hand strength in multiple sports, citing Wagner, Dempsey, Armour, and Dickey.
Guidance on mending and embellishing garments including patches for tears double stitching patches satin for dresses reweaving seams facing hems dress shields appliques and felt for various fabrics with tips on placement and finishing to extend wear and appearance.
Fashion notes describe dark suits with plaid trims and three quarter sleeves cuffed in plaid. Cape stole suits remain popular with spring checked fabrics. Silver buckles on belts emphasize belts while scarves function as standalone accessories or as dress elements. Plaid ginghams go old fashioned with bustle looks and backdrop treatments for day and evening wear. Dust ruffles big bow sashes and deep rounded necklines echo bygone styles.
A roundup of actors and industry figures clarifies how beauty and talent contests, radio fame, stage work, and persistence propelled careers in 1940s Hollywood. Virginia Vale Are notes Drake Lois Collier, Linda Darnell, Natalie Wood and others advancing from contests, radio, or unclear starts to starring roles, with anecdotes on awards, productions, and future plans.
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