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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1935

Page

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Building Will House Art Objects

A gift of $2,500,000 by John D. Rockefeller Jr. funds The Cloisters complex in Fort Tryon Park New York City. The four acre site overlooks the Hudson and will open to the public in 1988. It replaces George Grey Barnard 19th century halls and reverts his building to Barnard after completion.

John D. Rockefeller, Jr Metropolitan Museum of Art Tis Fort Tryon Park Hadson Rockefeller New York City George Grey Barnard Metropolitan Museum Barnard America

Huey Stages Style Show in Washington

Senator Huey P. Long of Louisiana arrives in Washington in new spring garb. The Kingfish declares he had to stage the style show to showcase his political persona and attract attention to his agenda.

Huey P. Long Louisiana Washington

Stalin Addresses Session on Model Constitution Reform

Soviet dictator Stalin speaks at the second all-union congress of collective farm shock-workers. He is seen in a characteristic pose as he discusses the commission’s project for a model constitution for agricultural artels. The revised program now moderates the earlier plan to abolish individual arts and retains state control of agricultural activity.

I. Ve Stalin

Morgenthau on war bases and a united North America

In Brisbane column, Morgenthau discussed a camouflaged U S air base near Canada’s border and denied any need for military forts or battleships on the Great Lakes. He favored mutual disarmament and even proposed Canada joining as a friendly ally. The piece notes U S dollars stay strong, foreigners invest here, and a West Point for crime would train a national crime army. It laments Alfred du Pont’s death near Jacksonville, mentions Germans building subs and air plans, and closes with a bleak look at empires rising and falling, plus a sensational crime report in Texas.

Canada Morgenthau West Point Alfred du Pont United States State Department North American Mexican North Pole Mexico Panama Canal

Print jacket suits dominate spring fashion trends

Charming two piece prints by Cherie Nicholas highlight this spring as tailored jackets and frocks in crepe or taffeta replace tweed. Slim straight skirts or circular hems, velvet bows as closures, and printed chiffons plus vivid accessories set the season's stylish tone.

Fashion Timot Paris Inck Eliie Swageer Western Newspaper Union

Vogue finds new uses for pigskin

Pigskin leather is increasingly used in fashion accessories. Pigskin shoes offer durability and style in many colors, including white for summer. The preskin handbag keeps its shape and hides markings, while pigskin gloves in natural white brown navy and black pair with tweed for a refined sporty look.

Frothy Fabrics Boost New Dancing Frocks in Evening Scene

Dancing frocks continue to charm the evening crowd as frothy fabrics gain favor over moires and satins. Resort wear favors tulle with abundant pleating and visible faces, including sheer blue tulle gowns embroidered with silver stars and soft brown tulle highlighted by rose pink velvet for southern or cruise wear.

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Vogue for Gold Jewelry Trends

The vogue for gold continues in new metal designs across models and accessories. Jewelry items like dress ornaments bracelets and necklaces mix gold with black metal onyx effects or transparent plastics.

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BUTTONS ON SUITS By CHENIE NICICOLAS

On account of the importance of buttons this season many stores display extra space for buttons. Logion and novelty buttons lead the trend with mother of pearl or gemstone settings. Ivory white flower buttons and green straw woven accents add dressy touches. Tailored two piece suits favor a smooth finish and revers exposure.

Iunny Elise Guy

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