World War debts talks and Berlin formation pressures
President Hoover and President-Elect Roosevelt met at the White House to discuss war debt dealings with no commitment. The plan included reviving the debt funding commission and briefed congressional leaders on a unified policy, while Berlin's political maneuvering saw Hitler seek a cabinet majority under Hindenburg’s terms amid further budget cuts.
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Chicago
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Genator F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Senate
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Matsuoka Defies League in Manchuria Policy at Geneva
Japan's Matsuoka told the League of Nations council that Manchukuo is the only solution, denying China dismemberment and criticizing the Lytton report. China’s Wellington Koo defended China while warning of intensified boycotts and military pressure near Manchuria. Advices from Manchukuo report a major Japanese drive against northern Chinese forces led by Gen Ma Chan-shan.
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Japan
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War Office
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Ates
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Tsitsihar
Hebhingkiang Province
New Silhouettes in Style Parade 1932 Fashion Analysis
The article surveys winter 1982 fashion trends as Bleight shifts from flapper styles to dignified gowns. It notes floor-length skirts, high bustlines, and new corsetry, tracing influences from Victorian and 1890s eras, with velvet capes, long waists, and medieval inspired lines shaping modern gowns.
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Western Newspaper Union
Ten Commandments for Fashion This Year by Harper's Bazar
Miss Helen Cornelius of Harper's Bazar urges women to buy fewer items but of the highest quality this season. She emphasizes accessories as essential and advises spending on tailored gowns and versatile collar and cuff ensembles to stretch wardrobe value regardless of income.
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Helen Cornelius
Harper's Bazar
Velvet fabrics surge through Paris fashions this year
Nap fabrics are widely seen in Paris with velvet varieties dominating. Crepe velvet ranges from light chiffon-like to heavy wool-thick, including fur velvets resembling ermine and caracys. Soft silk velvets shape gowns, while heavy cotton back velvet outfits cover wide hems. Velvet permeates dresses, coats, wraps, daytime suits, lounging robes, gloves, shoes, and hats, reflecting broad use in modern women’s wear.
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Paris 18
Velvet Picture Hat Makes Bold Fashion Statement
The wise brimmed picture hat of black velvet stands out as a striking accessory for those who favor large hats. It is described as the latest appealing headpiece for discerning wearers seeking a bold, elegant silhouette.
New and Novel By Cheate Nicholas
New and novel by Cheate Nicholas describes debutante fashion at a formal event. It notes clever design, black toque, brown velvet dress with capes, sheer white accents, and a velvet cape ensemble worn with a velveteen or corduroy accented outfit.
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Cheate Nicholas
Plaid Velvet Accessories Brighten Cold Weather Wear
A Chilean velvet tricorna with an ascot scarf adds color to a fur coat ensemble. The pair are among the newest fashion offerings and are designed to brighten an otherwise single color outfit.
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Chile
Nations Vie to Locate Sarah Ann Island for Eclipse Study
Two nations press for locating the elusive Sarah Ann island north of the equator as scientists seek a prime eclipse observation site for the 1937 total eclipse. The patchy area poses a problem for establishing a station, while observers hope the long seven minute event yields exceptional data despite difficulties.
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Sarah Ann
America
Teg
Omers
Words Are Harder A Detroit Boy Explains Spelling Bee Slip
A Detroit father recalls his schoolboy son confessing a spelling bee misspelling. The boy blamed tougher words now than in his father’s youth and admitted spelling money without the final e.
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Detroit
Iad
End Coughs and Colds with Creomulsion Promises
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs colds and throat troubles. It claims creosote plus healing elements soothe inflamed membranes inhibit germ growth and build up the system with a satisfaction guarantee and refund if not relieved after following directions.
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Ady
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