18 Feb 1932
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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1932
Page
1
A flurry of moves roil U S and European politics as Alfred E. Smith contemplates a possible 1932 presidential bid with Roosevelt, while Japanese forces press in Shanghai and League of Nations debates test disarmament norms amid U S reforms and rising tax talk.
Cherie Nicholas notes midseason hat trends as winter gives way to spring. Berets, cloches and sailor hats appear with varied brims and angled wear. Straw materials, ribbons, and flowers dominate the new looks, including the Louis Bell and Parisianas styles, with feather trims and upturned brims highlighted.
A reflective guide exhorts readers to observe butterflies for spring hues. It suggests studying colored plates in museums or libraries to understand delicate body tones and wing color blends, describing vivid scenes of petals and hover patterns.
Long list of state items: retirement of W. S. Campbell in Indianapolis, death of Robert Belleville in South Bend after a highway crash, John Koontz and his son burned in a still accident in Fort Wayne, and the death of Edward King a farmer from Ireland. Legal action over land tax delinquency in Jay County. Albert R. Hall seeks nomination in new district. Gary hosts the world’s largest rail mix resuming operations for US Steel. Robbery at Evanville grocery leaves $125 cash and $55 in checks. Margaret Phillips dies near Elizaville. Parks family fire rescue in Scottsburg. gasoline tax shares distributed to counties. Forrest Ladd pleads guilty to Holland bank robbery. Court action on Indiana supreme court admission for attorneys. John Morrill named federal district administrator for southern Indiana.
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