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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1946
Page
7
This guide shows how to convert summer slacks into a gores skirt with a firm waist, smooth hip line, and neat placket. It covers cutting, zipper use, fabric prep, hemming, and fittings for a polished, even hem.
A sewing guide describes using chalk, pins, and tape measures to determine skirt hem length. It covers pinning, basting, finishing edges with seam bindings, and turning hems. It warns to let a circular hem hang for two days to avoid sagging after sewing.
The column weighs the reserve clause impact on players and minor leagues, arguing for fair salaries and a right to move up, and questions team power. It also analyzes Bruce Woodcock and Mauriello, noting inexperience and training, plus a critique of the Yankees spring lineup and batting strength amid uncertainties.
Major film roles and radio plans feature Herbert Marshall returning with The Man Called X for a 14 week summer run beginning June 18. Other items include Richard Long in The Stranger, Gregory Peck's back of head moment in Duel in the Sun, and Peggy Cummins tied to The Late George Appley amid shifting casting chatter.
The article guides selecting conventional neutral fabrics with subtle weaves for sport and classic wear, notes gray and beige pair well with coloring, and suggests prints for everyday garments. It covers smooth surface fabrics for sophisticated styles, luxury textiles for evening wear, and practical uses for tweed, woolens, and sturdy rayons.
Fashion notes describe elbow cuffs and pushed by sleeves dominating summer wear. Lace and ryelette appear in feminine blouses while tailored outfits feature colored bands and white shoes. Hot weather styles blend feminine charm with a hint of masculine influences from Directoire and Cavalier eras.
A scrambled report mentions International Polo Vetere and an old scale, with unclear references to Pete Bortwick and military units. The fragment hints at a discussion of wartime or veteran topics, mixed with unnamed individuals, possible factions, and uncertain outcomes. The text remains largely indecipherable.
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