Fall Fashion Forecast by United Press Style Expert
Style editor reveals 1932 fall trends from Andrew Goodman. Unity in design, new drape, texture contrasts, and tone-on-tone color harmonies define outfits. One-piece dresses predominate, high waistlines persist, and versatile ensembles focus on accessories and cohesive silhouettes.
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Alma Archer
United Press
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Andrew Goodman
Guiding 4 Your Child Storing Up Trouble
A 4 year old boy faces anesthesia for tonsil removal after his mother says he will simply have his picture taken. The deception may cause future medical fear and damaged trust, with possible nervous behavior and secrecy toward the mother.
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Agnes Lyne
Amarillo Fire and Casualty Insurers Employ Over 100
More than 100 Amarillo residents work for fire and casualty insurers. The list includes John D. Anderson at Amarillo National Bank Building, W. H. Brymer at 111 West Sixth Avenue, and many others across Fisk, Oliver Eakle, and Amarillo Buildings. Names shown include Cartwright, Finch, Gilvin, Loving, Martin, Greenhill, Neely, Ordway, Regal, Reagan Thomson, Salter, Taylor, Upshaw, Wagner, West, Williams, Boyce, Adams, and multiple firms such as Maryland Casualty, United States Fidelity & Guarantee, Springfield Fire & Marine, Hartford Steam Boiler, and Cravens Dargan.
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Amarillo
John D. Anderson
Amarillo National Bank
Mr. Anderson
C. L. B. Hines
W. H. Brymer
West Sixth Avenue
Mr. Brymer
C. C. Crump
W. Oliver
Rollard
Cartwright
Fisk
Mr. Cartwright
Miss Jewell Lewis
Finch
Gavin
Massie
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C. J. E. Lowndes, Jr
Wilma Richardson
Grace ‘Martin
Ordway-Saunders
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G. G. Ordway
G. C. Saunders
W. D. Berger
Lewis P. Fields
Mary B. Norton
Hazel Dowse
Johnnie Pollan
Opal Holland
D. W. Owens
Mr. Owens
Ruby Threet
E. A. Regal & Company
E. A. Regal
D. Clark Regal
Rachel MacDougall
Reagan Thomson
Henry Thomson
Charles
Wagner Realty Company
T. D
T. J. Wagner
West Brothers
Bld West
Norwood West
Julian Masters
M. A. Morgan
Howard Williams
Mr. Williams
Clyde Jacks
Williams-Boyce
East Sixth Avenue
George S. Williams
John K. Boyce
Dorsey B. Smith
Fred Fyfe
Harry Daily
A. R. Bivins
L. B. Armit
Estelle Bassett
Naomi Phipps
Minnie Schultz
Nell Smith
M. W. Lemons, Jr
James Oakes
Chester C. Adams
Oliver-Eakle
Adams
Aethra Greer
Adjustment Bureau
Oliver Eakle
A. M. Beville, Jr
H. L. Puryear
D. M. Showen
L. C. Pitchford
Marjorie Pierce
Jewell Jamieson
H. S. Spencer
Maryland Casualty Company
Guy L. Smith
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company
A. C. Meier
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Lee Biggs
Entertainment plans for Texas agents annual meeting
Plans for visiting delegates include a barbecue dances golf tour of the city and trips to Palo Duro. Henry Thomson chairs entertainment with Murrogh Rodrick as inspector and lists local firms and people as organizers and hosts for the Amarillo event.
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Palo Duro
Texas
Henry Thomson
Entertainment
Delegates Named for VFW Auxiliary Convention
Mrs. W. B. Birge and Mrs. W. L. Ottinger will represent the John B. Golding Post VFW Auxiliary at the department convention in Galveston in July. They were appointed delegates.
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W. 8. Birge
W. L. Ottinger
John B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Department
Galveston
Wisconsin G O P S See End of Lafollette Rule
Jubilation in Madison as Wisconsin Republicans push harmony at the convention. Leaders say endorsed candidates will be elected to end the Lafollette dynasty with former Gov. Walter Kohler chosen to oppose the senator.
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Wisconsin
Lafollette
Walter J. Kohler
Wisconsin primary scene shakes Blaine bid with new challengers
Governor Phillip F. Lafollette, a progressive Republican, joins John B. Chapple, a young Ashland editor, in opposing veteran Senator John J. Blaine. Kohler was drafted. Chapple, once little known, campaigned across all 71 Wisconsin counties.
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Pose
Phillip F. Lafollette
John B. Chapple
Ashland
John J. Blaine
Kohler
Chapple
Wisconsin
Rush Honduras troops to put end to revolt
Tegucigalpa Honduras June 9 The government of President Mejia Colindres mobilized regular army troops and pushed them north today to suppress a revolt that left more than sixty dead yesterday The uprising centered in the Espiritu Santo Mountains and moved toward Cortes as fevered political tensions rise ahead of October elections The government said the rebels carried banners of General Tuburcio Carias Andino, the Nationalist candidate, while Carias denounced the revolt.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Mejia Colindres
Espiritu. Santo
Department of
Cortes
Tuburcio Carias Andino
Carias
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