Knickerslack Introduced For Men At Tailors’ Meet
Detroit February report recalls 1933 fashion talk by Raymond Twyeffort and the National Association of Merchant Tailors. Knickerslack replaces sport slacks with open-bottom trousers while beer’s return sparks visions of “free expression” costumes including light gray dinner tuxedo white summer tuxedo and colored silk waistcoats in robin’s egg blue maroon claret purple corn color and gray.
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Detroit
National Association of Merchant Tailors
Raymond Twyeffort
New York
Plan Better Rabbit For Ohio Hunters
SANDUSKY OH Feb 1 The State conservation department will breed a superior rabbit stock to aid autumn hunters. With 1800 rabbits at Milan Rabbit Ranch the plan aims to produce a hardier more gameful variety through selective breeding from chinchilla jack and common Ohio types. The project seeks a definite market value for the enhanced stock.
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Sandusky
State Conservation Department
Ohio
Milan
Here
Plains of
Kansas
Chinchillas
U S Steel Board Ends 32 Year Dividend Streak
United States Steel Corp announces a 50 cent per share dividend on preferred stock, ending a 32 year run of 1.75 dollar quarterly payments. 1932 surplus draft and 1931 deficit cited. operations show modest improvement with January ingot production rising, but overall demand weak. Share prices mixed after the decision.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Steel Corporation
Noted Yale Drama Teacher To Retire
New Haven Conn Feb 1 Professor George Pierce Baker a famed Yale drama teacher will retire at end of the academic year Yale named Allardyce Nicoll of London University to succeed him as drama department chair and history of the drama professor Baker will be professor emeritus He taught at Harvard and Yale shaping scores of playwrights critics and designers including Eugene ONeill Sidney Howard Van Wyck Brooks Kenneth MacGowan Theresa Helburn and Winthrop Ames Also South Carolina’s sophomores averaged 55 points per game last season as freshmen.
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U. S. Naval Observatory
Julius Caesar
Caesar Augustus
Westerly
Rhode Island
Stonington
New Haven, Conn
George Pierce Baker
Yale
James Rowland Angell
Allardyce Nicoll
University of London
Professor Baker
Yale Corporation
Harvard
Baker
Eugene O'Neill
Sidney Howard
Edward Knoblock
Herman Hagedorn
Philip Barry
Walter Pritchard Eaton
Heywood Broun
van Wyck Brooks
Kenneth MacGowan
Theresa Helburn
Winthrop Ames
Maurice Wertheim
Lee Simonson
Robert Edmond Jones
Rollo Wayne
Yale School of Fine Arts
South Carolina
Chinese Newsman Slain by Patriots
Nanking January 31. W. S. Wang, a well known Chinese newspaperman, was abducted and killed by gunmen believed linked to the Patriotic Society formed amid the conflict with Japan. His body was found on Purple Mountain near Sun Yat Sen’s tomb, with a note accusing him of secretly communicating with the enemy.
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China
W. S. Wang
Patriotic Society
Trijyble
Japan
Purple Mountain
Sun Yat Sen
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