Senate Rejects Parker Nomination to Supreme Court
News Review of Current Events reports Judge John J. Parker’s confirmation to the U S Supreme Court was rejected by the Senate by two votes amid debate over his labor case ruling and views on race. Hoover may appoint another southerner. names like Booth, Davis, and Baker are mentioned. The piece also covers Prohibition enforcement, Gandhi’s arrest, and various international and domestic political developments.
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Edward W. Pickard
John J. Parker
North Carolina
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate
Washington
Hoover
Fenton Whitlock Booth
Court of Claims
John W. Davis
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
Wilson
Judge Parker
Norbeck
South Dakota
Parker
Farmer-Labor
Supreme Court
John Rutledge
South Carolina
Wheeler H. Packham
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Jalalpur
Yerada
Poona
Puraodhar
Gandhi
Mahatma
Bombay
Delhi
Calcutta
Chittagong
Lahore
London
Wedgwood Bann
Dame Fashion Smiles at Leather and Glove Trends
Dame Fashion surveys leather use in fashion from doeskin gloves to leather trims, noting the shift toward softer leathers for both men and women. Glove length may rise with shorter sleeves, ponies and beads appear in jewelry, and new color notes include red, green, blue, lavender, and brown with black fur accents.
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Dame Pashou
Grace J. Austin
Mother Goose
United States
Western Newspater
Chiffon and Lace Styles for Graduation Week Duds
Chiffon and lace are deemed formal yet suitable for graduation week festivities. The Woman's Home Companion suggests simple versions of new mods with a high belt for a long flattering line, a bloused waist, and a flattering face jacket. Without the jacket a neckline cut low at back yields an ideal dance frock.
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Saya
Glove Fashion Varied With Modern Spring Styles
A Kansas City Star fashion note details how gloves have feminized and diversified in 1930. Sleeve lengths drive changes from long evening gloves to day wear variants, with lace mitts modernizing past costume-ball cues. White and black gloved tones, varied cuffs, and 1 to 24 button lengths define a chic, updated assortment.
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Kansas City
Paris
Patent Leather Fashion Shine Captures Spring Vogue
A Cleveland Plain Dealer fashion writer notes patent leather dominates spring styles. Black dominates ensembles with shiny accessories, belts, bags, and slippers praised as smart and distinguished. A stylish woman models a dust black wool coat with a capelet, patent leather gloves, a patent bag, patent pumps, and a white gardenia on a sunlit day.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Eler
Splashing Fishes In A Sunken Garden Pool
Johnny and Tommy chat with Sammy Fish about snobs and tameness as they splash in a sunken garden pool. The fish discuss human kindness, being seen, and how their mistress feeds and shows them off, ending with lingering playful swimming and friendly chatter.
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Johnny
Tommy
Donnny
Ormy
Sammy Fish
Birds that Steal Nests and Homes Across the Species
Birds often reuse or steal nests rather than building anew. Sparrows repair or occupy abandoned nests of blackbirds thrushes or house martins. Owls favor hollow trees though short-eared owls use rabbit burrows. Puffins magpies and kestrels also interpose by raiding nests, with hawks and kestrels rarely building their own.
Couldn't Sleep Mollie Narrates Church Restlessness
A mother recalls Mollie’s restless church behavior and Mollie explains that she was not sleepy. The dialogue highlights a child’s candid excuse and a parent’s gentle chiding during a quiet church moment.
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Mollie
Moomle
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