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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1946

Page

3

Woman Turns Old Gowns Into Fresh Blouse Wardrobe

The article advises women to extend wardrobe options by converting old dresses into blouses using two yards or less of fabric. It highlights taffeta blouse styles, darts for shaping, and careful gathering at shoulders to achieve a fitted look while avoiding underarm fullness.

Improving blouse fit with pads darts and taffeta options

The article advises on blouse construction and fit using different pads including heavier and net vest inserts, taffeta pads, and pleated cuffs. It stresses matching line and print, careful placement of darts, and careful baste and tie techniques to ensure a smooth final garment.

Taffeta

Union rift looms as CIO splits push AFL realignment

Western Union wires report a brewing labor split after the Reuther Thomas fight for UAW control. Reuther's presidency stands on a slim majority amid Communist influence concerns, with Lewis and Dubinsky seen as potential power brokers while Hillman and Murray shape internal factions.

William Green AFL CIO Reuther UAW Thomas Labor Lewis 4FL Green Dubinsky Tabor Reuther - Dubinsky Reuther-Dubinsky

Home Sewing Hints on Choosing Patterns and Setup

A guide for home sewers stressing to pick patterns matching bust size rather than smaller to conceal individual measurements. Altering a too large pattern is easier than enlarging a too small one. Avoid over sewing and select neat edge finishes. Ensure good light, space, and ironing area or a dedicated sewing space.

Spring Fashion Notes on Gray and Eyelet Trends

Gray remains the top summer color with gray chambray trimmed in white eyelet. Cotton eyelet dresses in cool street length offer dressy sophistication. Scarves feature in bodices and headwraps, while hoods and scarflike dress accents spark playful designer experiments.

Hollywood Celebrities and Radio Personalities Highlight 1940s Trends

Erle Oberon seeks dramatic roles after stardom as Anne Boleyn and a beauty shift in Hollywood. Lucille Ball recalls stenography to acting while music figures like Harry James push romance in Do You Love Me. Goldwyn Girls face realism vs. modeling, and industry notes cover ABC contests, Disney voices, and radio fashion.

Erle Oberon Anne Boleyn Charles Laughton Henry the VIII Hollywood Harry James 20Th Century-Fox Dick Haymes Maureen O’hara Betty Grable

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