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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1950
Page
6
The article discusses how to address figure defects through dress, emphasizing the slim silhouette this season. It covers choosing collars hats and fabrics to flatter various shapes, and outlines styles like vertical lines pleated skirts two piece outfits and dramatic sleeves to balance height and contours.
A bystander rescues a woman from a fatal fire after her husband promised $5000 to retrieve her dead or alive, and the court enforces the reward. A foreign divorce decree is challenged in U.S. courts, a magazine writer is convicted of defamation, and a doctor wins an injunction against a noisy neighbor's dog. Fashion advice advises coat styles to create slender silhouettes for different figures.
Kathleen Norris reflects on divorce as a life state, sharing a widowed, married, and remarried woman’s hardships. A Chicago attorney launches Divorces Anonymous to address rising separations and the lure of a failed union.
The article showcases two examples of current sleeve drama. One uses fine pleating on the left to create bold sleeves designed to bloom without a suit jacket. The right features sheer wool checks with youthful seasonal sleeves adding distinctive fashion flair.
Mrs. Jane Burgess and husband Bob from Indianapolis conceived a under a dollar throwaway umbrella after an umbrella purchase shortage. The pair teamed with Curtiss McCoy to develop a folding waterproof paper umbrella with a wood rod and metal holder. They adapted scoring by hand and later contracted a machine maker to pleat the paper.
General George C. Marshall describes the Red Cross National Blood Program as vital for defense and security, detailing regional centers, mass donations, and blood derivatives boosting medical care across 40 million people. He notes 688,532 vials supplied last year and plans for broader decentralization.
A speaker expresses strong admiration for the Red Cross blood program highlighting its national importance and the voluntary effort behind disaster readiness. The note notes limited public appreciation for volunteers and urges broader recognition of their work.
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