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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1934
Page
8
The August fur sales showcase sleeve and bodice details, varied collars, and cape options in coats of musk rat, leopard, mink, ermine, and caracul. Navy blue caracul and jeweled clasps dominate evening wear while daytime coats favor wrapped silhouettes and slim tunics. prices hinge on quality and market timing.
The piece notes costume jewelry’s rise as necklines drop in fashion, with wider bracelets and clip-on earrings gaining popularity. It describes matching jewelry to four necklines and advises trying on various lengths in front of a mirror to suit neck and face shapes.
Short sleeve sleepwear in cotton and silk is praised for summer comfort. The sketches show pink crepe de chine with pearl buttons, pale blue silk, and white crepe with navy trim. Gladys Parker notes sailors cuffs, tucked shirts, and fitted shorts with pockets and ties.
Rodney Dutcher recounts how many sons of notable figures occupy U S government positions and agency roles from agriculture to the NRA, noting ties to Harvard and Roosevelt era figures. He also cites a backward rumor about Jewish influence and recalls Embassy life with Russian caviar and vodka.
A dozen police broke up a demonstration at the German embassy in Washington arresting five pickets for parading without a permit. Eleven demonstrators from several groups sought to present a protest to Ambassador Hans Luther over Nazi persecution in Germany. No violence occurred as embassy officials refused to receive the written protest.
A coroner's jury in Ahoskie finds Tommie Holliday 28, of Cremo, died by unknown persons from unknown causes not hanging. The body was found hanging in the Menoia section of Hertford county after two weeks staying in nearby kitchens.
Edward Wiles, arrested as a suspect in the 1932 slaying of Deputy Sheriff C. A. Wyatt in Wilkes County North Carolina, is being held in Louisiana at the request of Wilkes County Sheriff W. B. Simers. He is also held for federal authorities over counterfeit bills totaling 5 and 160 dollars.
The coroner stated that the deceased had apparently died two or three dates prior, leaving uncertainty about the exact time of death. The finding follows examinations and competing timelines in the investigation.
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