Henry Verdelin Named President of Banking Institute
Henry Verdelin of Minneapolis was selected without opposition as president for 1936 37 of the American Institute of Banking. He will lead the organization in its annual program and activities.
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John Rowan Reid
San Diego
Chaster Reid
Congress
Captain Reid
Naval Affairs Committee of Congress
Henry Verdelin
Minneapolis
American Institute of Banking
Institute
Seattle
The
American Bankers Association
Hanover
Patrick Henry
Hanover Fields
Henry
George III
Virginia
King George and Europe warned by odd musings on war
A column notes global tension and possible Franco Italian German alignments amid Mussolini and Hitler, recalls Badoglio, Ethiopia and Austria, laments British stance on ship gun elevation, and cites science lamp vs sun temperatures while musing on war ethics and dog logic.
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Badoglio
Rome
Mussolini
Napoleon
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Europe
Old England
Hitler
Austria
Style-Conscious Little Girls By Cherie Nicholas
A fashion piece traces the modern child wardrobe from beach toys to party frocks. It highlights fabrics like crinkled seersuckers cotton linens and lace trimmed organdie with pastel hues and princess lines.
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Ieft
Western Newspaper Union
Embroidered Silk Crepe Frocks Feature Bright Embroidery
The latest fashion calls for monotone silk crepe frocks paired with matching silk crepe jackets. The model shown uses pink silk crepe with a short-sleeved box jacket embroidered in green and blue wool and blue buttons on the dress.
Short-Term Wigs Gain Popularity Among London Women
Fashionable London women embrace short term wigs to cover hair while natural color returns after a blond period. The trend highlights practical style during evolving hair color and signals a shift in beauty routines.
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London
Summer Style Highlights In Black With White Accents
A fashion note features black outfits paired with tailored white jackets and white accessories for summer wear. The look emphasizes bold contrast and sleek lines suitable for warm weather events.
Designers Present Skirt Innovations
Unusual color combinations and Oriental influence define the Alix collection. Skirts range from full parachute and lamp shade shapes to hems pulled in like Turkish trousers. The feminine silhouette emphasizes a slender waist and curved hips with skin tight bodices for day wear and full hip fullness highlighted by peplums.
Glamorous Apparel Wins Approval of Parisiennes
Paris fashion notes praise glamorous frocks and hats for polo matches races and summer outings. Sheer organdie frocks with wide skirts and broad brim hats are favored though tailored evening jackets remain essential for five o'clock parties and daytime dining may suit the tailored look.
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Paris
Culottes Gain Wide Fashion Appeal This Summer
Fashion writers note culottes or divided skirts shift from sportswear to everyday daytime wear this summer. After last season's sailing and beach trend they are seen in more venues across the season.
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Austria
Italy
France
England
United States
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