Exotic Beach Fashions From Hindu Dhoti to Tahiti Styles
Paris dispatch notes Hindu students in flowing dhoti robes and Tahitian South Sea Island beach styles influencing summer outfits. Designs fuse exotic draped skirts with modern bathing suits, including printed jersey dresses and tailored ensembles. Observes American dress independence and rising European influence on U.S. styles.
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NDAY
THE
Dothan
Elaos
South Sea Islands
Anelaide Ker
Associated Press
Paris
South Sea
Tahiti
Sra
Jersey
Formerly Stationed Nurse Eunice Little Dies
Eunice Little formerly stationed at the laboratory in Dothan died Thursday at King's Memorial Hospital Selma after a two year tenure as laboratorian and X technician. A bride of three months, she had been ill for weeks following an operation, and her death was unexpected. She studied at Judean Cals and the University of Alabama, earning an A B and did post graduate work. She taught in high schools and later joined the branch laboratory in Dothan before returning to King Memorial Hospital as an attache. She is survived by her husband John Frederick Little of Ima and other survivors across central Alabama.
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Dothan nLate McH
Selma Lursday
King’s Memorial Host
Inforion
Srs
Little
Judean Calse
University of Alabama
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Ime
Memial Hospital
John Frederick Little
Ima
Alabama
Graves tops Miller parole grant for first six months
Ontgomery July 15 AP Bibb Graves reports 386 paroles granted in first six months, surpassing former Gov Miller’s pace for the same period in 1931 by 134. He aims to run up to reach the 5,228 paroles Miller granted over his four years, averaging 108 per month.
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Bibb Graves
M. Miller
Miller
Contract Tips By Tom O'Neil
Mike Vanderbilt tilts his pipe as he contemplates bids and plays in contract bridge. Yale yachtsman and philanthropist Oswald Jacoby notes Vanderbilt’s methodical approach and unique tells. In one hand Vanderbilt deduced the declarer's ace from the faced cards and his own king queen seven four, winning a key trick as smoking and lip tilt preceded a card.
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Mike Vanderbilt
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Vanderbil
Oswald Jacoby
Vanderblit
Vanderbilt
Feminine Barfly Debate Sparks St Louis Prohibition Row
In St Louis a clash erupts over banning women from bars as reformers and saloonkeepers argue over protecting women from drunkenness. Figures including Thomas L Anderson and civic leaders push limits on female bar patrons while supporters defend women's right to drink. The dispute highlights social norms and public policy fears about female sobriety and public morals.
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ST. Louis
City Excise
Joseph T. Davis
Federated Women’s Club
Anderson
Dea
Sidney Maestre
North Dakota votes on sales tax amid federal relief ties
North Dakota voters weigh continuing the two percent retail sales tax to fund state needs and to match federal aid demands for retirees. Levy began May 1 as a two year emergency measure projected to raise about $2 million yearly, with half of two year revenue to meet federal matching requirements.
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Vanderbilt’s Surprise Marriage After Quiet Night Chat
A late night discussion among players led to a surprise development as Vanderbilt, long regarded as a confirmed bachelor, was married the following day. The incident surprised teammates and observers, reshaping his public image and plans for the season.
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Vanderbilt
Fragmented City Council Debate Over Executives Roles
A partial transcription shows council members clashing over city leadership and policy direction. The text cites Dr Butea opposing union and weapons policy, while others basked in majority will, arguing for or against reappointing an executive figure amid voter agitation in Dathan.
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Outycohig
Elty Council
Etly 1
Dathan
Elty'n Polieten
Milea Miter
Hyal
Eric Geltersiedt
Des Moines Bakers Strike Affects Home Bread Supply
In Des Moines Iowa housewives cope with a four day bakers strike reducing city bread. Residents turn to homemade loaves biscuits and cornbread while distant bakeries send bread shipments and extra hours. The stoppage continues with no sign of breaking soon.
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Des Moines
APD
Des Molines
Snal
Wtelke
Pace Three Pickets Demand Cloned Shop Opposed
Pace Three panicked efforts to meet local demand but failed to reach the goal. Picketing continued at the bakery that ceased operations as officials refused a cloned shop. union balers divers and enteremen are striking. Mr and Mrs Strickland Aite returned to Charleston after visiting Strickland's mother in Dothan and friends in Chicago.
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Gix Bakerira
Mr and
Mra
D. E. Strickland Aite
Charleston
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Mr. Strickland
D, D. Strickland
Dothan
Chicago
Vanderbilt's bold four hearts bid and spade finesse triumphs
In a rubber bridge session, Vanderbilt defends against Easts no trump by opening spades and hearts to a four heart contract. He quietly leverages the queen through a come-on eight, then conquers with a sequence of spade leads and the king from East. Vanderbilt enjoys the game, preferring low stakes and deep analysis, and wraps the session after a champagne dinner.
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Athie Sleyere
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