Spring Dazzle in London's Menswear at Savile Row
United Press reports London's Savile Row tailors unveil a bold spring line with Renaissance colors and dramatic hats. The piece notes pastel tennis wear, bright sweaters, and a revolutionary new hat with a curled brim, green color, and anticipated royal sponsorship, signaling a wide shift in masculine style.
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W. G. Quisenberry
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Mar
George Brummer
Hea Nash
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Crab Pot
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Louis
Colorado
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Prince of Wales
Land of the Rising Sun
Rainbow Glory
Funeral planned for Julius W Billings in Warren
Arthur Billings of Jamestown N Y arrived in Warren to arrange funeral services for Julius W Billings who died after attempting suicide. He will receive full military honors as a Spanish American War veteran with services at 2 PM Tuesday from the W E Lait funeral home. Revered Vernon Sevening will officiate. bearers from the United Spanish War Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars attend.
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Warren
Arthur Billins
Jamestown
N. Y
Julius W. Fillings
Vernon Sevening
SS Pyi
Lutheran Church
Billings
Veran
Fiat
Oallany
Billing
Wig Horn
Sweden
Vista
Lina
Lineman Killed by Live Wire at Cherry Creek
Elmer Lincoln, longtime International Railway worker in Buffalo, died after his hand touched a live wire while repairing a broken line. He was 45. Survived by his wife Beales, a step-daughter Mrs Currans, a step-son Stuart E. Wallace, and several Lincoln relatives. Two sisters reside in Irving and Buttalo.
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Cherry Creak
Elmer Lincoln
International Railway Company
St Buffalo
Beales
R.A. Currans
Stuart E. Wallace
Id Beotiers
Harry Lincoln
Orlie Lincoln
Charry
Creeley
Tra Fuller
Irving
Adi L. Ridge
Buttato
Paris Styles Show Splits Fashion Epoch Inis
Paris designers challenge norms with a Nameless Silhoutte and Saint Cyr Cadet collections. Laelen Lolo proclaims a revolutionary era while Marcel Rowhay debuts hats, radium prints, and bold gowns with geometric fastenings. Monkey fur appears as the sole fur for spring and summer.
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Paris
Mar
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Marcel Rowhay
Saint Cyr Cadet
Fatally Hurt in Auto Crash Claims Shippenville Man
Samuel P Routt, son of the late Hach and brother in law of Mrs R L R Snyder, died in an automobile crash at Lithie Teack Av Detalla. Routt, state sales manager for the LiEn Chuim pay in Arkansas, was married to Miss Peas Hach of Shippenville. His wife, former recreational director at Little Rock Veterans Hospital, had been transferred to another facility. The couple planned to leave Shippenville for Little Rock after learning of his death.
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Wort
Shippenville
Samuel P Routt
Dob Hach
R. L. R. Snyder
Lithie Teack
Detalla
Routt
Miss Peas Hach
Shipnenville
Lien Chuimpay
Arkansas
Richard Webb
Debusonburt
Westie Jones
Find
Clemes Searem
Helen Seurem
Winds Isy Lake
Lewis Seurem
DeLeo Reesink
Corry
Morah Drought
Sind
HB. Drought
Velma Blakeslee
Eric
Ini Setiredkengost
Gre Wardwun
Som Reoril
Endeavor
Mey
James Whitman
Lem
Ray Coates
Hydetown
Cates
Coates
Corry P.R.R. Engineer Daum Found Dead in Corry Home
Jom Daum, 90, a P.R.R. freight engineer from Crayford Street, Corry, was found dead at 478 Colbert Avenue in the Gardiner home. Post mortem shows broken neck. coroner undecided on inquest. County Detective Beatty probes while Gardiner family and others offer inconsistent details. Authorities notified five hours after death. Gardiner, Beletiner, and others present. Scrip at Bradford payroll announced by Sloan nd Zook Company with denominations 41, 5, and 1 on Bradford National Bank drafts.
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Oil City
Mar
City
Jom Daun
Crayford Street
H. H. Gardiner
Colbert Avenue
Daum
Steffes
C.M. Beatty
Dania
Son Hi
Carener Steffee
Ie Cume
SCRIP
Bradford
Sloannd Zook Company
Meri Ats
Bradford Nation Bank
Wool Shipments Decline Across Montana Districts in 1982
Montana wool shipments fell in 1982, totaling 2,672,185 pounds from large producing districts including Dillon. The year saw a drop from 1931 levels with 9,140 bags shipped, amounting to 66 carloads, marking the smallest tally since 1901.
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Dillon
Montana
Sparta Grange Helps Relief Efforts In Community
The Crawford Chunky Boment Grange and Sparta Grange hosted a relief drive with broad support. Attendance neared 260, sixty six guests stayed all night, and nearly 200 dinners were served by Baptist and others. A local Red Cross committee was appointed to review applications and organize food aid, with weekly Friday meetings planned to coordinate efforts.
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Spartansburg
Crawford Chunky Boment
Sparta Grange
Red Cross
Harlon Burlingine
Chrid
Tesse
Cardy
Duntclere
B.D. Davis
Union
William Johnson
Marshall
Charles ‘Thomson
Sparta
Josephine Futwell
Acevilly
Ralph Steadman
Greenville
Sattinlay
Farmer's Protien
Glenn Steuimn
Irve McCurdy
Hydetown
Alin Hyde
Bya Fisher
Corry
Sliss Tena Tanas
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Menilville
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Riceville
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