Banking crisis plan drives legislative session
President Roosevelt pushes emergency banking legislation to reopen banks and stabilize liquidity amid a national panic. The plan includes continued bank holiday, suspension of gold payments, and expansion of federal reserve powers to issue currency backed by bonds.
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Willon Woodin
Mareh
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Congress
Senate
House
Federal Reserve Board
Season of Daring Color Schemes for Spring Fashions
Cherie Nicholas surveys bold color pairings in 1933 spring styles. Tailored suits mix tartan plaids with bright monotones while striped and plaid taffetas and scarf-prints brighten street wear. Navy and white, black with turquoise, and multi color palettes appear in dresses, scarves, and hats as Paris venues showcase white and vivid velvet accents.
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Indy
Paris
Patou
Western Newspaper Union
Alpine fashion influence in 1930s felt jackets
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union note describes Alpine playground inspiration in current fashion. It highlights a double breasted waist depth Tyrolean jacket and a jaunty beret with a tuft of colorful felt, both in pastel blue, paired with a tall knitted frock.
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Alps
Western Newspaper Union
Maggie Rouff Collection Expands Shoulders and Silhouettes
A Maggie Rouff showcase features wide shoulders and accentuated silhouettes with frocks coats and suits. The design emphasizes broadened shoulders tapering to a slim waist and includes small hip pockets as a distinctive detail.
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Maggie Rouff
Designer Orry Kelly Designs Modern Hats
Hollywood designer Orry Kelly toons for deeper crown styles and envisions new hat silhouettes. He notes a trend toward lower backed hats and emphasizes comfortable fit and contemporary flair for upcoming seasons.
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Orry Kelly
Hollywood
Return of fringe and capes hailed
The piece notes fringe is briefly back and in, with a flutter about fringed dresses and shawls. It mentions shawls or capes returning for a Spanish themed look, but describes the shoulder piece as not truly dashing and tied to the old romantic trope when worn.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Republic
Old Empire
Hitler
Hermann Goering
Congress
Bureau of Prohibition
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Spain
Israel
Samaria
America
Belshazzar
Temple
House of God
Jerusalem
Stripes and Checks Dominate Fashion Through September
Lucile Paray mid season collection In Paris signals stripes and checks remain fashionable into next year. Jupiter in Virgo is cited as influencing the trend as spring purchases rise.
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Lucile Paray
Paris
Jupiter
Heaven
Fabrica With Cire Finish Shows Bright Prospects
Fabrica with cire finish offers the brightest prospects for spring wear as lustrous fabrics attract attention while dull fabrics remain common. Cire satin ideas, though not new, have reappeared for dress trimmings, jackets, and evening gowns in past seasons.
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Fabrica
Cire
Lesson on Proverbs and the Curse of Intemperance
A religious study item presents Lesson text on Proverbs 23 29 32 and related passages. It highlights the dangers of alcohol on individuals and nations with references to Isaiah 28 and Daniel 5, stressing abstinence and warning of moral decline.
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Isaiah
Daniel
Toptre
Words of Wisdom Maxims and Literary Quotes
A compact collection of ancient and modern maxims on mercy justice kindness and virtue. The lines cite Longfellow Vauvenargues Shakespeare Villiers Dryden and Oulda highlighting moral traits and the ephemeral nature of fame.
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Longfellow
Vauven
Indiana News Roundup From Across The State
Obituary notes include melanthon Kinger at 87 near Dugger, and veteran of Civil War. Terre Haute hosts cornerstone ceremony for federal building. Ko komo hospital closed after county budget denial. State news cover Dale Crittenberger injury, garden club convention in Indianapolis, and Arnold death near Alexandria. Legislative actions include pay cuts for lawmakers, highway control reform, and banking law updates. Gurley leaves Indianapolis Times for New York World Telegram.
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Melanthon Kinger
Cash Township
Princeton
Lettle York
Greencastle
Robert Lawson
Lafayette
Marjorie Cherry
Marion
William J. Darby
Newburg
Warrick County
William C. Babcock
Jasper and
Newton
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Judiciary
Pa! W. McNutt
Senate
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House
Paul V. McNutt
Indianapolis
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New York World-Telegram
Talcott Powell
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