Paris Evening Gowns Reflect Summer Styles and Designers
Paris fashions highlight a wide range of materials from linen to taffeta with gowns echoing 1920s silhouettes. Designers Schiaparelli, Molyneux, Chanel, and Jeanne Langin show variations from hobble-inspired skirts to bias-cut stripes, with bold necklines, bare backs, and ornate trims in hyacinth, organdy, and black satin.
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Paris
Schiaparelli
Molyneux
Chanel
Jeanne Langin
Inheritance Taxes and Tax Policy in Recovery Era
The piece argues for higher federal inheritance and gift taxes to fund rising recovery debt while cautioning against sharp personal and business income tax hikes. It notes philanthropy and institutions face shrinking private capital pools, with big wealth shifting to insurance and public funds, and suggests government support increasing for colleges and museums.
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Ark Museums
Fedler
Living Constitution flexible yet capable of amendment
The article argues against rapid constitutional amendments while urging that the Constitution remain a living document. It cites George Washington’s view that the framers anticipated future changes and that flexibility allows adaptation to new needs and crises without undermining the nation’s foundational law.
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George Washington
Patrick Henry
Piled-Up Money and Bank Funds Spark Expansion Talk
The piece discusses swollen gold stock and funds, noting large additions to reserves last week and a growing federal Seaman Money total. It notes potential automatic expansion of currency and bankers' belief that demand for business expansion will rise, with banks ready to lend at fair rates as enterprise grows. It cites Brinker and business leaders admitting no profit in banking unions but readiness to borrow for new campaigns.
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Tyyelve Omnmtinss Rouyd
Federel Seaman
DUKES
Brinker
Unio
Codeless NRA praised by Chamber official as voluntary rule model
NRA head Harper Sibley, in remarks attributed to the United States Chamber of Commerce, extols a codeless approach where business groups would enforce wage, hour, and reform provisions. He argues voluntary standards may outpace federal regulation and envisions a social conscience replacing legislation, while noting concerns about minority chiseling and cautious public optimism.
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Harper Sibley
United States
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files 1915
A June 11, 1915 item recounts a mishap near Finley Lake where Catherine Smith was injured after leaping from a truck and the left foot was crushed. The Curry High School Alumni reunion is noted at the Knights of Pythias hall and a court action in Warren continues after ruling against a defendant. A six year old, son of Donald Johnson, suffers a gear related finger injury.
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Finley Lake
Catherine Smith
Lee Smith
West Fraderidke Street
Woodworth
Stiompetane
Curry High School Alumni Association
Isnights of
Pythias Null
Warren Day
J. B. Moore
Gatland
Hoesdlederlert
Lawmaker seeks pamphlet to explain low floor attendance
Washington June 11 Rep Thomas O Malley Dem Wis worries about how visitors judge Congress as gallery crowds show few members on the floor in routine debates. He says constitu ents write angry letters when business stalls and urges printing an allyke pamphlet to explain why many congressmen attend committee meetings and hearings rather than stay on the floor. Also noted Attorney General Cummings has a fishbowl in his office and a curious habit of keeping starfish and moonfish, with jokes about fish keeping order while cases reach the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Thomas O'Malley
Wis
House of Representatives
Jen
Walios
House
Malley
O'Malley
Congress
Horner S. Cummings
Supreme Court
Greta Garbo Deaths Define Her Screen Career
Hollywood observers note Greta Garbo amassed a high “mortality rate” across 20 American films with frequent deaths shaping her dramatic arc. Clarence Brown praises her for delivering intensely tragic, unhappy endings that bolster the story arc and elevate her status in stage and screen.
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Hollywood
Greta Garbo
Clarence Brown
Garbo
Enik
Yolsoi
Anas
Brown
Abe
Becau
Funeral Services for Jacob Klimaczk in Spartansburg
Requiem mass held at 4 30 am in St Elizabeths Church for Jacob Klimaczk of Spartansburg Pa who died Saturday from a heart attack at his home. Rev Carl Heidt officiated while the choir sang. Burial followed at St Elizabeths Cemetery. pallbearers named were Ane Balog John Juss Joseph Sera Walter Gronosty Joseph Odenstsi among others. A large number of relatives attended.
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Jacob Klimaczk
Eliabeth
Jacob Knacely
Spartansburg
Ro D
Carl Heidt
Abd
Miliedbeth
Paris Fashion Show Highlights Evening Wear Trends
In Paris the latest fashion tip showcases a range from organdic ruffles to satin sheathes for evening wear. Designers display varied silhouettes emphasizing texture and elegance suitable for formal events.
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Paris
Zodiac Insights for June 14 and Birthdates
Star Signals notes general indications for all signs with emphasis on those born October 22 through November 2. It warns of secrecy in motives today, suggests overall good mood, and urges health, rest, savings, and harmony with partners while flagging a fire or accident risk from October 1 to 21.
Opportunity Club Plans Bake Sale at The Gift Shop
The Presbyterian church Opportunity Club met with seventeen members at the Auer home on Hast Sill street. Mrs. J. B. Patterson led the business hour and plans were made for a bake sale to be held at The Gift Shop on Wednesday morning July 3. Hostess and helpers served salad, wafers, and coffee after contests and visiting.
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Lae
High School Picnic at Findley Lake Today
Corry Senior High and Junior students enjoy annual Findley Lake picnic with dinner skating boating and outdoor diversions. School trains vans ferried groups from the railway at 10 and 2 o clock. DETECTIVE'S 43 YEAR RECORD Police Chief Inspector Walter Almond 72 believed oldest detective in New England after en years of service and arrests across offenses.
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Findley Lake
Smam
Corry
Picnc
New Bedford Mass
Inspectoe Walter Almond
New England
State indebted to county. Sam to be paid in December
Pennsylvania owed Erie County 120000 dollars and county officials sought a plan to stay off loans to cover a looming treasury deficit. They warned of a bleak financial future as the state promises December payments, while county notes totaling 150000 dollars fall due in August, straining current tax receipts.
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RIR
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Court House
Treasury Bencit
Harvey M Willis
Governor Nominates Milton Peek To Fish Board
Governor George H. Earle sent the nomination of Milton L. Peek of Ithan Delaware county to the state senate for confirmation as a member of the board of fish commissioners. Peek would serve a six year term replacing George B. Gilchrist of Lakes Como who was removed from office.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
State Senate
Milton L. Peek
Ithan
Delaware County
Board of Fish Commissioners
George B. Gilchrist
Lakes Como
Rom Offie
Swindlers Active At Oil City Area
Police report a spate of swindle incidents in Oil City and nearby. A trio of alleged counterfeiters was captured, an Interstate operation uncovered, and a bogus duel writer believed to be Eyneal Thomas evaded arrest. He aged 35 to 40, about 5 foot 8, weighed around 19 stone, entered a City Service station on East Front Street and cashed an $18 check after claiming familiarity with an on duty attendant. He is said to have defrauded several merchants by posing as a salesman for local real estate or insurance firms, cashing checks before verification. Local officers are pursuing the check passer and expect custody soon.
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OS City
Weitless
Eyneal Thomas
Cities Service Company
East Front Street
Evenig
Building boom boosts Petersburg business
In St Petersburg a new 81 million building and development program stimulates local commerce. Industry reports show building activity driving a 50 percent rise in value over the previous year, with contractors and suppliers noting stronger demand and steady growth. Leaders expect continued momentum as projects proceed.
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T. Petersburg
Wia
Guilloy
St Petersburg
Yermils
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