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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1945
Page
5
Taffeta Frocks Touted For Teen Wardrobes This Winter
Fashion notes praise taffeta dresses as must have season picks for teens and homecoming guests. Articles describe striped taffeta gowns with velvet trim, black crepe skirts, and fashionable accents like shirring and peplums. Readers are urged to sew at home using modern machines and local sewing classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Tales of the Town parodies old headlines and gossip
In Astor and other scenes a bar joke with a lobster ends in light quips about Tojo Truman Browder Haver and other public figures. The fragment lists celebrities and events, including Shirley Temple Dinah Shore and Lindbergh intermediary, plus a quip about Oklahoma gin and retail delays for hosiery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor
Rome
Ash
Lindbergh
Irving Bitz
Norma Richter
Chas, Rose
Coast
Oklahoma
Artcraft
Hoover
Sequined Ascot Inspires Winter Fashion Highlight
The article promotes sequin embroidered accessories adding chic to ladies' winter outfits. It describes glittering sequins on an Ersey scarf or echo scarf in black blue or white multicolor options as essential additions for a stylish collection.
Winter sportswear made of mouton fur
A chic winter sportswear trend features mouton fur in after ski and skating outfits. Highlights include a yellow wool dress with mouton fur peplum and short cape, a mouton jacket with a fur beret, and a Kelly green swing skirt. Other fur items include capes jackets boxy coats and fur topped mittens with bright crochet accents and floral appliques.
Pajama Suits of Red Rayon Comfy for Sleep and Lounge
Bright red rayon pajama suits for sleep or lounge wear feature a long-sleeved blouse top. Practical and comfy design aims at dual use with cheerful warm appearance and smart styling.
Public Figures And Books Dominate Postwar Gossip Column
Fiddle-Faddle and Piffle notes Willkie may become a stamp. James Melton might play Curly in Okla film. John Roosevelt, labeled a conchie, has had a libelous item removed. John W. Raper releases What This World Needs. Joseph E. Davies may publish again post Potsdam. John Gunther tours 47 states for Inside U S A and recovers from flu. Mussonlini’s wife defends him in interview and contemplates lecturing in America, with Liz Dilling sparring as competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willkie
James Melton
Curly
Okla
John Roosevelt
Washington
Joseph E. Davies
Potsdam
John Gunther
States
U.S.A
Delaware
Chorus girls debate politics at Nicky Blair Carnival
At Nicky Blair's Carnival a chorus girl asked why there are two political parties. Jayne Westbrook replied that it reflects two sides to every political office outside and inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicky Blair
Jayne Westbrook
Broadway Wiseguy: The Honest Double-Crosser
A vivid note on Broadway culture exploring a rogue who betrays others as expected. The piece frames trust as a currency, highlighting rehearsed motives and the unsaid rule that the most reliable betrayer is the one who mirrors audience expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Louis and I ready to defend title amid veteran comebacks
The heavyweight contender explains that Joe Louis and he have kept sharp with extensive ring work. He notes many returned players show form after time away, comparing boxing practice to baseball comebacks. He emphasizes not wanting to become rusty for their summer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Loui
Taide
Joe Louis
Hank Greenberg
Hank
Bob Feller
Charlie Keller
Louis
Greenberg
Take Yourself Too Seriously Women Warned About Pride
A social essay lampoons vanity and the harms of taking oneself too seriously. It cites Sally Brown Emily Olive Cutter and the Hardisty family as examples of how pride disrupts friendships marriages and family peace. The piece argues wives who claim ownership of husband and home erode harmony and self restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Brown
Mary
Sally
Darling
Eleanor
Joan
Joanie
Olive
America
Herbert
Overlook Trifles and Keep Focus on the Big Things
A reflective note urges readers to avoid taking themselves too seriously and to skip petty slights. It warns that self-importance can ruin happiness and marri ages, advising to ignore insignificant insults and concentrate on truly important matters that will often resolve on their own.
How to Keep a Marriage From Failing If He Falls for Another
A practical guide urges wives to curb self focus and vanity after a husband expresses interest in another. It advises cross examining one’s first remarks, avoiding personal jabs, and fostering unselfish helpfulness, cheerful usefulness, and shared interests to restore domestic harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Clean Wool Care Tips for Immediate Stain Removal
Wool absorbs moisture and stains easily and will retain stains if not acted on quickly. Mud spots on fabric can be brushed out after drying, but must be brushed while still fresh. Ink and grease stains come out easily when treated promptly. Take garments to the dry cleaner as soon as a spot appears.
Louis and Conn face pivotal pre fight conditioning talk
The excerpt discusses training time for fighters, weighing in at 182 pounds, and Joe Louis nearing his peak at 31. It contrasts Conn’s youth and speed with Louis’s experience, noting Conn’s tendencies and Billy’s reputation for hard living, while forecasting a tough bout with high stakes and blue chips on the line.
Peril of Over-Confidence in Conn Louis Rematch
The writer warns Conn may overestimate his chances against Louis if he underestimates the work required. Louis is viewed by many experts as the sharper boxer, though Conn has speed. The piece stresses Billy Conn must begin proper training, including road work, to peak at the expected June bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Tojo
Japan
Soand-So
CBS
G.I
G.ls
Earl Browder
Americommies
Naz
Communist Party
June Haver
Vic Mature
Cleatus Caldwell
Ruth Hogg
Harry James
Betty Grable
Eythe
Margaret Whiting
Louis
Joe Louis
Hank Greenberg
Red Ruffing
Conn
Billy
Cann
Pittsburgh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tal Ire
Hene
Wey
Iit
Shirley Temple
New York
Madeleine Carroll
Red Cross
Dinah Shore
Truman
White House
Senate
Mouton
Mussolini
Liz Dilling
Kathleen Norris
WNU
Billy Conn
By Kathleen Norris
Emily
Molly
Jack Kent
Bert
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