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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1952

Page

22

Prints Spark Spring Fashion of 1952 in Two-Tone Style

The piece touts spring prints as the season’s main trend with two color schemes and distinct patterns. It lists fabric choices from Galey and Lord to William Winkler Everfast and Martin Regency, notes color pairings from white over black to pink with blue, and suggests practical updates like mid-calf lengths, refreshed buttons, and white collars. It previews a Forstmann crepe ensemble with a curved velour hat and mink scarf for a complete look.

Galey Lord Avondale William Winkler Everfast Wamsutta Folker Martin Regency Onondaga Forstmann Northridge

San Jose Teachers College Established in 1870

California landmark San Jose Teachers College established permanently on March 11 1870 marking the state 19th century push for teacher training. San Francisco reports 5 000 000 cubic feet of cold storage and 2 500 000 square feet of dry storage warehouse space.

San Jose Teachers’ College California San Francisco

Predictions From Criswell on Postwar Trends and Trends

A roundup of future forecasts covers MacArthur filmization of the Korean conflict, Margaret Truman's May Metropolitan Opera House concert, rising church attendance in 1952 1953, driver license penalties in California, new canned chili based foods, a deportation risk for a star aiding Reds, Susan Duncan Day money saving book, price wars in men slacks, Checkered taffeta and fashion colors, quilted plastic seat covers, wigs under ten dollars, gatherings of ten single men and women, casserole dishes for frozen foods, long radio cords, bean dinners for clubs, Chinese cabbage salads, white formal wear, a diet using a swelling water, and a return to a 1911 dream girl look.

General MacArthur Margaret Truman California Reds Susan Duncan Day

Punta del Ano Nuevo Named By Vizcaino In 1603

The point at the extreme southwest of San Mateo County was named Punta del Ano Nuevo by explorer Sebastian Vizcaino in 1603.

Punta del Ano Nuevo San Mateo County Sebastian Vizcaino

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