Hollywood film style picks by Ernst Dryden in Hollywood
Ernst Dryden proposes a six to eight person panel of Hollywood beauty icons for local style honors. Nominees include Merle Oberon Rita Katman Eleanor Boardman Elizabeth Jeans Princess Natalie Paley and Borden plus fashion commentary on chic dress and restraint. Dryden notes potential additions as he continues assessing Hollywood’s wardrobes.
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Ernst Dryden
Hollywood
Europe
Dryden
Natalie Paley
Tthel Borden
David ©. Selznick
Duchess of Sutherland
Miss Oberon
Jenns
Rita Baufman
Miss Boardman
Miss Borden
Jessé
Paley
Paris Styles Pamus Forecasts Early Spring Fashion Trends
Paris styles Pamus previews afternoon wear for early spring with fuller skirts shorter jackets. Jackets range from tightly fitted to boxy loose cuts, some with full backs. Tunics dominate, including high necks and long sleeves in Chinese and Oriental prints with leather belts bearing dragon motifs. Tailored silk suits and tunic dresses praised for after noon wear.
Unclear star signals warn of social hints and hazards
A fragmentary astrology note cites April and August birth influences plus daily moods. It mentions social events, fashion, and potential dangers from December 5 to 12, 1936, urging restraint and prudence in January 1937 while noting periods favorable for new clothes and social activity.
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Cena
Apu Jay New Clothes
Prolonged depressions and AT&T policy failure
An editorial analyzes a Federal Communications Commission hearing on how American Telephone and Telegraph policies in the early Depression era worsened unemployment. It highlights Waller & Gifford, Hoover's relief role, and a 124,000 job cut while dividends remained high, arguing misaligned corporate choices harmed workers.
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Hull House
Chicago
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Gilfore
A. T
National Relief
Conde
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Ibetn
Ramilédliois
Gitfard
German Referendum Shows Wide Support Despite Critique
The text surveys Nazi Germany's March referendum with 46 million voters and about half a million against Hitler, noting a global view of the election as bizarre amid forced ballots and troops. It then shifts to U.S. fiscal policy, discussing Senator La Follette’s plan to raise taxes on middle incomes and the resistance from professionals and small business people. The piece contrasts autocratic displays with American tax debates and social tensions.
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Hitler
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Aallot
Europe
Congress
la Pollette
Alathians Golden Links Class Meet Farewell Party
A joint meeting of the Alathians Society and the Golden Links Class of the M E Church was held yesterday as a farewell party for Mrs Harold Dielzel and her mother Mrs Lina J Saxton who are moving to Jamestown New York. Gifts were presented by Mrs O A John gs with verses. Plans were made for a joint Alathian Society event on April 20. A committee served sandwiches cakes and coffee for about sixty guests.
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Alatian Society
Golden Links Clas
M. 8
Harold Dielzel
Lina J. Saxton
Jamestown
N. Y
O. A. Johngs
Serval
Met Over 50 Club Offers 50 MPH Speed Limit Free Membership
Citizens urged to join a safety group to cut highway deaths. Members pledge to drive safely and limit open highway speed to 50 mph. Mail coupon to Theo P Williams in Corry, Pa for membership card and discount offer. 21% insurance savings advertised.
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Ometer
Grange to Hold First Regular Meeting Saturday Evening
Carry Grange No. 1a will hold its first regular meeting of the term on Saturday evening April four in Maves hall at eight oclock. The business session will be followed by a literary program and each member is asked to come prepared to answer roll call with a verse of scripture from memory.
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Grange
Grange No. 1A
Hem
Maveshee Hall
Milk prices rise as sanitation improves for Pennsylvanians
Harrisburg April 2 The Milk Control Board and the Bureau of Milks Sanitation report higher payments to dairy farmers and better consumer protection due to cooperation. The board's general order ends the basic surplus plan, cuts deductions at country receiving stations for Class 1 milk, and raises prices for lower classes while new sanitary laws restrict cream imports from other states. W Moffett leads enforcement of the sanitation law.
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Harrisburg
Milk Control Board
Bureau of Milks Sanitation
Herth Department
Pennsylvania
W. Moffett
Bureau of Mille Sanitation
Wedel Confession Alleged Under Torture Probe Report
Brooklyn district attorney Geoghan announced a searching investigation into charges that Paul Wedel, a disbarred Trenton lawyer, was held prisoner in a Brooklyn house and tortured into confessing to kidnapping Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. The confession was later repudiated.
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United Press
New York
William F. X. Geoghan
Brooklyn
Paul Wedel
Trenton
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Smokeless stoves urged for Salt Lake City streets
The Salt Lake City smoke menace may be cut by tests of smokeless stoves at street corners. The effort is led by the women's chamber of commerce to demonstrate how cleaner cooking can reduce urban smoke.
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Women's Chamber of Cormerce
Salt Lake City
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