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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
6
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas highlights inexpensive DIY embellishments using organdie, linen and washable weaves. New blouses, capes, jackets and crocheted accents promise feminine charm, with simple techniques like rolled hems and decorative buttonholes.
A fashion note explores neckline styles for the year, urging attention to the neck as a key feature. It describes options from country necklines to scarves, stock collars, and cravats, highlighting casual, tied, and bandanna looks.
Readers are reminded that mesh pocketbooks will be fashionable again this summer. Expect a revival of light rings, compact spats, perfume, rouge and other small items. These dainty accessories are meant to be carried either separately or attached to the purse, avoiding heavy compartments.
An army of straw hats exits Parla millinery salons in varied shapes and straw types, designed for wear from dawn until the early morning hour when soup is eaten.
Cherie Nicholas surveys Paris fashion with wide accordion and knife pleats on evening gowns. Lanvin features discreet pleats while bows dominate, from the Lun Yin capelet trim to Patou pink satin gown’s vivid green bows. The bow fad appears pervasive. designers experiment with bows as focal accessories.
A historical overview explains how the Budget Bureau shapes the national budget. It details hearings with agencies, the President's spending cap, and Congress’s appropriations process, noting the 4200 page budget and yearly committee actions.
Dr. OM W Sprague center former adviser to the Bank of England takes the oath as financial adviser to the United States in the presence of Treasury Secretary Bergfeld and Secretary Woodin. He is recognized as a leading authority on currency.
A parent and teacher urge John Thomas to tell the truth about a homework incident. He deflects blame, but the discussion emphasizes honesty, consequences, and learning to own mistakes. The exchange ends with a turning moment as genuine truthfulness is encouraged.
William Kane of San Istelait earned the annual sword as the academy's top athlete. He won letters in football wrestling and track and also played one year of baseball under Rear Admiral T.uart at the United States Naval Academy.
Stenographers employed by a railway engage in physical culture sessions twice weekly in a London gymnasium. The program includes dancing fencing and other exercises to keep fit and improve efficiency in their clerical work.
A mother asks to alter her son’s marks after an eighty seven grade, arguing it would break his heart. The speaker notes marks cannot be changed and warns parents pass their feelings to children, urging adults to let youths experience emotions firsthand and heal themselves.
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