Becoming Sports Frock With Jabot Is The Top
The pattern showcases a sports frock with a Jabot collar offering tailored chic and ease for imperfect figures. Features include a rippling jabot, pleated sleeves, back bodice and skirt pleats for freedom, and options in printed satins and cottons. Pattern 2041, sizes 14 through 42, available with illustrated sewing instructions for 37 39 yards at 36 inches.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth St
New York City
Teacher makes boy wash face at school
A troubling report claims a teacher made a boy wash his face at school. On returning home the boy’s dog did not recognize him and bit him, causing concern about the incident and safety.
Indignant Wife Reacts To Jury Foreman Assignment
A private exchange shows a wife reacting to her husband being named jury foreman with irony and a jab about his new role as works manager, highlighting social tensions in a domestic moment.
No Doubt City Boy-Now Did You Ike Shoe Ing That Mule
Country humor exchange features two speakers joking about a mule and a shoeing scene with playful banter. The dialogue centers on a rural, folksy theme and a punchline about a kick.
Umbrellas Raised in Wet Countries
In nations with rainy climates people raise umbrellas as a practical response to frequent showers. The Washington Post notes the cultural habit and everyday use of umbrellas across such regions.
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Howard
Washington Post
World of
Food Science
Fie
Senator Long Is Assassinated In Louisiana Capitol
U S Senator Huey P. Long dies after a shot through the right lung in Baton Rouge. Doctor Carl Weiss is killed by guards at the scene. Long, a controversial Louisiana figure, had clashed with opponents amid plans to redraw districts. He had mused publicly about plots against him earlier in July.
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Senator Long
He P. Long
United States
Louisiana
State House
Baton Rouge
Carl A. Weiss, Jr
Long
James A. Noe
Doctor Weiss
B. H. Pavy
Opelonsag Parish
Judge Pavy
Landry Parish
Senate
Hotel de Soto
New Orleans
America
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Roy Howard
Silas Strawn
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Frank Knox
Chicago Daily News
Senator Black
Alabama
Howard
Statesmen Seek Peace as Italy Presses Ethiopia War
In Geneva the League of Nations faces Italy's drive on Ethiopia as Baron Aloisi argues against Ethiopian equality and seeks international pressure. Debates unfold over sanctions and protectorates while Haile Selassie rejects current solutions and Italy asserts a forward march.
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Mussolini
Committee of Five Nations
League of Nations Council
Great Britain
France
Spain
Turkey
Poland
Senor
Salvador de Madarlaga
Madarlaga
Eden
England
Laval
Rusty Arras
Josef Beck
Assembly of the League
Geneva
Europe
Italy
Committee of Five
Baron Alois
Rome Musgiolini
Ethiopia
Everett A. Colson
United States
Haile Selassie
League of Nations
Iraq
Saar
Germany
Aloisi
Aron Pompei
Aloist
League
League Council
Russia Pact and U S Diplomatic Misadventure Explored
Washington debates the 1933 Soviet recognition episode, Roosevelt’s aims and the resulting fallout. It notes pledges, propaganda, and debt issues, the impact on U S Japanese relations, and hints at political shifts as Labor Day ends.
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Washington
United States
Stalin
Roosevelt
Moscow
Mazim Litvinoff
Nicholas
Mr. Roosevelt
M. Litvinoff
Russia
Communist Party of Russia
Department of State
Hull
White House
Communist Internationale
Speehhes
Sull
Department of Commerce
America
Japan
Republican National Committee
Big Jim
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Franklin Professor Faces Unanswered Question from Son
A Franklin professor admits his four year old son asked where shadows go and the father has not yet found an answer. The moment shows a parent confronting a child’s curiosity challenging even learned minds.
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Franklin
Grape Nuts Ad Sparks Dizzy Dean Winners Offer
An advertisement in another column invites boys and girls to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program and win valuable free prizes by reading the Grape Nuts feature. The item emphasizes youth participation and contest rewards.
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Adv
Elderly Man and Mother Held After Bar Fight in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes Barre, Pa, Oliver Delter, seventy-one, and his mother, aged one hundred, were involved in a quarrel with two young men. The two youths were hospitalized with bruises. The elderly pair were detained for a police court hearing.
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Oliver Delter
Wilkes- Barre
Oliver
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Huey P. Long
Africa
Baron Aloisi
Salvador de Madariaga
Soviet Foreign Office
Red
Dionne “Quints
Pele
Lee
Uandor
WNU
Doans
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