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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1933

Page

8

Rich fabrics lead Paris fashion parade

The Paris show highlights gray and wine hues with dull blues black and browns. Exquisite handwork, tucks and padding return to emphasize quality and individuality. fabrics include taffetas velvets and novelty wools. Designs feature drop shoulders tight sleeves and ornate circular flounces while Lastex velvet pullovers appear for evening wear.

Paris America Lelong Dilkusha

Post Toasties Breakfast Charm Promotes Crisp Corn Flakes

Ad copy extols Post Toasties as a tasty corn cereal option for plain or fruit topped servings. It highlights quick energy from corn heart flakes, and suggests enjoying with milk or cream. Product by General Foods, recommended in hotels and on trains in individual-serving cellophane packs.

General Foods

Why NRA Codes Were Needed

This chart by Col. Leonard P. Ayres of the Cleveland Trust Co. shows why blanket codes were required. It notes a production surge in mid 1988 with lagging employment and payrolls, then describes fashion trends emphasizing fabrics, accessories, and restrained costume jewelry.

Col Leonard P. Ayres Cleveland Trust Co

1934 Carryover of Cotton in United States

Census Bureau reports the 1932-33 U.S. cotton supply at 22,612,660 bales with a July 31 carryover of 8,170,133 bales. Details cover stocks, imports, ginnings, and distribution by consuming sectors, noting excess distribution over supply due to the city crop and including linters data.

Washington United States Census Bureau

Ambulance Driver Cleared of Manslaughter Charges

J A Lewis ambulance driver was cleared of manslaughter charges in Winston-Salem after the death of cafe owner Charles Apostle in a July 30 car crash involving the ambulance. The court ruled no prima facie case remained against Lewis.

Winston-Salem J. A. Lewis Charles Apostle Ewie

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