Paris Fashion Preview Shows Luxe Evening Capes and Coats
Paris fashion writers note a mid season spread of evening capes and coats for next season. Worth showcases white ermine coats with fitted tops and knee length feather capes. Schiaparelli features white fox coats with circular backs and long taffeta capes. Maggy Rouff presents bluish green faille coats with grey tox collars. furs like sable and fox dominate, with bold color contrasts.
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Senate Filibuster Gossip and Stamp News
Washington reports amid gossips over Huey Long filibuster failure with drinking water tales and Secretary's sips. Roosevelt gains from Luxembourg stamps aiding refugees and Interior figures tease PWA costs. Tekes dismisses resignation rumors as unfounded disinformation.
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Herbert Marshall on Acting Career and World Travel
Hollywood interview with Herbert Marshall reveals he was drawn into acting reluctantly after early work as a clerk and later as business manager. He discusses preferring character roles, his aim to stay fresh, and a plan to wed six months off while exploring new work routes.
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England
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St Mary's College
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Tye
Caldwell's Fractured South Sparks Controversial Tales
Erskine Caldwell's Kneel to the Rising Sun signals a fratricidal, sharply realistic short story collection that unsettles readers with its bold depictions. The volume aims to provoke strong reactions across Georgia and beyond.
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Viking
Caldwell
Georgia
Mazon and Dixon
Caldiwell
H. Arnold Bennett
Colima
University
G. P. Putnam
Bennett
California Supreme Court to Hear Mooney Case on June 27
The California Supreme Court will hear Tom Mooney on June 27 after granting a writ of habeas corpus. The review may challenge the conviction based on alleged perjury and seek full examination of the case, highlighting concerns about constitutional protections and judicial actions.
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Atlantic Ferry Sees Ocean Travel Surge in Post Prohibition Era
A veteran traveler notes Atlantic liner crowds up since 1929 with busier business passengers and fewer bars. Repeal of Prohibition shifts demand toward domestic drinks, reshaping passenger profile and hopes for foreign contracts and stock market gains.
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Tong
Canadian dollar policy linked to U S devaluation shift
The piece explains Canada’s monetary stance as it suspends gold payments and departs from gold standard, matching U S devaluation to parity. It argues both nations move toward stabilizing world business and hints at broader reforms to gilt markets and international trade.
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United States
Dominion
Otis
Sinilar
France
Great Britain
Confusing Road Signals Warn Drivers About Hand Gestures
An article warns that signaling with outstretched arms confuses motorists and causes hundreds of collisions. It describes how some drivers interpret hand gestures as intent to turn and urges clearer signaling to avoid misread intentions.
Star Signals Mixed Horoscope Advice and Traffic Observations
The reading blends a June 23 zodiac snippet with daily guidance for March 2 to April 21 births, emphasizing energy, simplicity, health, and accident avoidance. It notes social favorability in early December 1885 and muses on a driver signaling code for road safety and clearer police signals.
Storm of lightning and rain hits Kane section
June 20.28ven reports a storm that brought almost an inch of rain and accompanying lightning. One fuse blew and five telephones were out of order on the west side. West Penn Power reported damage minimal for storms of this severity.
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Power and Telephone Companies
West Pann Power Company
Bell Telephone Company
Building Landmark Brewer House Razed in Mt Jewett
A 10 000 dollar three story Brewer House on Main Street Mt Jewett was razed this week. Built in 1884 by W W Brewer it later became a hotel operated by Emile Anderson from 1925 to 1938 before sale to Cleveland in 1891.
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Main Street
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Cleveland
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