Disarmament Policy Sparks Cross‑Atlantic Debate
Edward W. Pickard reports on Davis ambassador-at-large backing a Geneva disarmament push signaling a shift from old isolationist and neutrality standpoints. The piece also notes Morgan & Co. loan lists, political names, and the impeachment trial vote alongside cabinet tax plans and a future national recovery act funding scheme.
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Davis
Geneva
United States
Spe
Deeany
Ecauny
Italy
Paul Benevence
France
Herarmaments. Unystem
Farm relief act names for packing and cotton chiefs
Secretary Wallace appointed Guy Shepard of Evanston to head packing house product trade under the farm relief act and O. A. Cobb of Atlanta to handle cotton work. Both join Professor M. L. Wilson as wheat administrator, as Roosevelt seeks farm program coordination amid foreign protests. New York backs repeal of prohibition with delegates pledged to ratify, while Hawaii governor appointment issue seeks nonresident flexibility. China Japan agree to a truce in North China with a buffer zone. fighting continues near Tungchow. Cuban crackdown on revolutionists escalates with Ortiz using harsh tactics and hostages reported. Chicago’s Century of Progress opens with speeches and a dramatic night hookup broadcast.
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FTAH
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Roosevelt
Hugh
Johnson
Moline
Bernard Baruch
New York
Old War Industries Board
Kan‘aoe
Aseces
Wallace
Hult
Europe
Canada
George N. Peek
Guy ©. Shepard
Evanston
Shepard
Cudahy Packing Company
O. A. Cobb
Atlanta, Ga
Progressive Mariner-Ruralist
M. L. Wilson
China
Manchukuro
Han Fu-chu
Shantung Province
Hwang-fu
Peiping
Tungchow
Cuba
Machado
Arsenio Ortiz
Oriente
Santa Clara
Camaguey
Carlos Leyva
Taguasco
Leyva
Ortiz
Sanct Spiritus
Easy to Make Smart Accessories For Charm
Cherie Nicholas discusses affordable fashion embellishments focusing on organdie and pique fabrics. Describes handmade blouses capes jackets and accessories like crocheted hats and cuffs, stressing simple techniques and matching threads for durable color. Notes a 1935 era trend with feminine charm and practical sewing tips from the Western Newspaper Union.
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Western Newspaper Union
Variations for the Neckline in a Country Style
The piece explores neckwear trends for the year with playful options. It discusses combinations like a bowtie with a Buster Brown collar, silk scarves tied loosely, a stock collar with a riding suit, and a knitted scarf secured by a novelty pin.
Mesh Pocketbooks Return To Summer Fashion
The reader is advised to search trunks for old mesh pocketbooks as they return to summer fashion. New accessories like ring-compact lipstick perfume and rouge will accompany them, but caution is urged due to fragile metal clasps on Hinks bags.
Hair salon sees swift exodus of patrons in spring
Readable fragments describe a mass migration of customers from a salon at the start of spring. The text notes a rush of people leaving during the first hour, with vague references to hats or attire. No clear names or locations are provided.
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Salon
Bows and Pleats In Paris Evening Gowns
Paris fashion notes highlight wide pleats and knife pleats as key gowns. Lanvin features a capelet with a pleated flounce while bows dominate evening frocks, with Patou's pink satin gown using a bold green velvet bow as a striking contrast.
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Paris
Antidote for deadly gas case hints at methylene blue
A San Francisco man who inhaled carbon monoxide from car exhaust in a closed garage nearly died. Doctors credit methylene blue, given in an experimental treatment, with reviving him after about thirty minutes. The report notes this dye’s potential as a antidote to gas poisoning, while cautioning that further trials are needed.
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San Francisco
Nils Attomobile
Iife
Chen Jats
Los Angeles Times
Friendship’s Break Man
A promising friendship falters when one friend learns the other speaks indiscreetly. The piece explores trust, breach, and the fragility of close ties as secrets surface and loyalties shift.
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