Dalmatian Embroidery Dominates Afternoon Frocks at Killian’s Show
The Killian’s style show featured accessory dresses in black and gray with Dalmatian embroidery and bold trims. Afternoon frocks leaned toward Dalmatian motifs popularized by Mrs. Wallis Simpson, with a southern belle bride finale in white organza and blue bridesmaid gowns.
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Grand Jury Proposes Gambling Be Licensed
Lucas county grand jury in a special report recommends licensing gambling houses and enacting laws to make their operation a felony. The report also calls for segregation of houses of ill fame for the moral protection of children and urges more politeness and good nature from public servants.
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Coe College Band Plans Sunday Concert at St Pauls
The Coe college military band under Stanley Vesely will perform at St Pauls Church Sunday night at 7 30 as a preview for a spring tour to Chicago Orchestra Hall. Admission is free. The program includes Verdi Il Trovatore Bruch Violin Concerto Prelude Vesely Beethoven Andante Wagner Ride of the Valkyres and Strauss Blue Danube.
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Iowa City Road Closed After River Flooding
Iowa State Highway 161 remains shut north of Iowa City after another rise in the Iowa River on Tuesday. The river had begun receding Monday from a Sunday peak, but a renewed surge kept the highway flooded. Northbound traffic is being rerouted via Coralville and Liberty.
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Iowa
Coralville
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