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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1946
Page
10
Fashion writers describe coats centering on soft silhouettes with padded sleeves and elbow length cuts. Belts and generous pockets feature, as designers push belted, draped lines and hip length toppers with wool blends and leather belts for a tailored finish.
The Queen Mary carried hundreds of brides and babies to the United States aboard the SS Queen Marty as high seas and gale warnings delayed the voyage. Friends and relatives watched from the pier as the liner departed in bad weather, with brides and infants under special watch for their safety.
A fashion overview traces French hat trends in early 20th century Paris. Calots and travel hats gain favor among continental women, with designs featuring crowns, sidebows, feathers, flowers, and transparent chiffons. Colors include yellow, powder blue, and amber tones, while straw bonnets and toques appear among the period’s chic millinery.
A playful look at gift ideas for men on Cupid Day. Suggestions include masculine scented colognes and gift sets, shaving mugs personalized with initials, and heartfelt tokens that mark shared places and memories.
Watch bidding and the 2nd bridge rule as explained by William Fm Kenney in this concise guide for players seeking sharper contract decisions and improved defensive play.
A detailed account of a bridge hand where Dr May Shindell of Forest With participates. The narrative describes bidding, card play, and the resulting sequence of spade and diamond tricks, culminating in a dramatic finish as the declarer exploits the diamond layout and hearts to secure five heart and five spade tricks, with the challenger West facing a tactical miscount.
The piece recommends gloves as a perfect Valentine gift for women, noting wide choices from casual to glamorous. It cites fabrics from chamois and cloth to pigskin for sports use, and suggests sizing tips, including opting for a style two sizes larger if unsure, with colors like black white beige and brown.
The world mourns the death of Daile hesket Sycaraldiol a violin maker at a small Oxford Road shop. His instruments praised by Sir Thomas Beecham Wohehk Albert Sandler and other masters were famed as near perfect copies of Stradivari and Guadagnini. Many violins sold for around $100 with some fetching higher prices and up to 23 Hesketh violins were once played by the Halle Orchestra in Manchester.
The writer imagines a comfortable GI bedroom design with ample space for a collection display. Features include a level sleeping area, a tailored headboard in masculine fabric, airily painted walls, arched murals, ceiling bookshelves, and compact dressing units.
Crochet and embroidery patterns advertised for home crafts with instructions and patterns. Includes pattern numbers, price promises, and order details from a New York catalog mail service offering designs for handbags dolls and decor. Walter Lumber listed as a supplier with a request to send fifteen cents for seedieworl book illustrations.
A reflective piece urges kindness and practical support for educators and workers. It stresses personal restraint, constructive critique, and collaborative effort to ease burdens on teachers, social workers, and families. The author Advocates steady, compassionate action over harsh judgment to improve outcomes for children and communities.
Hamilton College opens spring term enrolling about 250 students 198 of them veterans. Officials foresee housing difficulties in June and October when more campus facilities come online. Married veterans are housed in campus dorms and faculty homes until new accommodations are ready.
1946 vegetable price schedule announced by the OPA and Department of Agriculture outlines adjustments for canned and frozen vegetables. An increase of five dollars per ton is planned for processed beans and a six cent rise for corn. some items remain exempt or suspended from price control including fresh beans and beets. The 1946 pricing programs for processors will be announced by the OPA this week.
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