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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1934
Page
8
Washington Aug 16 AP A coalition seeks higher freight rates on many commodities citing wage increases and material costs. The request targets several classes while farm products likely escape changes. A railroad attorney declined comment as the plea is expected to be filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Discussion notes TVA policy to expand generation from private plants while raising domestic consumption. Debates whether bringing in big industry is wise due to regional competition. Skepticism on investment in electric washers and profitability in shack homes.
Ida Lupino altered from blonde to brown hair to gain sophistication. She asserts oily hair dulls shine and beauty. A salt pack scalp treatment followed by rinses removes oil and leaves hair soft and glossy.
A reader advisor proposes a soft peach powder a light orange rouge and pale lipstick to harmonize with a complexion. The guidance emphasizes gentle tones for a cohesive look.
Editor notes Miss Glad cannot answer beauty questions by mail but offers pamphlets on The New Figure and Beauty Culture. Send a self addressed stamped envelope with three cent stamp and ten cents per pamphlet to cover printing. For Care of the Hands and Nails and Care of the Feet and Legs articles, two cents per item plus SASE. Personal questions answered through Miss Grady's daily column.
The Tennessee Valley Authority pursues a broad plan combining power generation on the Columbia River area, forest restoration projects along the Clinch River with chestnut and poplar plantings, and the revival of native industries like hand split shingles. The effort attracts college volunteers and a drift of residents, including Manny Miller who seeks a new life abroad.
Five long term convicts who escaped from the Virginia state penitentiary abandoned a stolen automobile thirty miles from Richmond and fled into the woods where police surrounded them. They gained freedom after overpowering a lone guard near the women’s quarters and were pursued by Richmond and surrounding districts officers.
A weekly community sing resumes tonight at 7 30 at the Church of God with a large crowd expected. An unusually good program features many out of town singers.
Mrs. R L Duncan of Vinemont Route 2 is resting well at Baugh's Infirmary after undergoing an operation Wednesday.
Miss Eva Clyde Gargus returned from attending summer school at the University of Alabama.
Miss Jean Humphrey will return to Decatur Friday from the University of Alabama where she has completed a summer school course.
A 1962 Anne Adams pattern features a crepe frock with double pleats and ivory satin collar in dark scotty green. Available sizes 34 through 44 with yardage details for fabric and contrast. illustrated step by step sewing instructions. Order by mail from The Decatur Daily Pattern Department in New York City.
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