New Slants On These New Hats By Nicole of Paris
Nicole, a Parisian milliner now in New York, offers bold hat fashion guidance and silhouettes for celebrities. Her salon, favored by Joan Crawford and others, blends chic style with theatrical fittings and personal styling tips for Spring hats.
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Thief Dyes Himself, Steals Six Suits After Night Vow
A Nashua thief sneaks into a cleaning and dyeing shop by night. He falls into a vat of black dye and climbs out, then steals six suits size 38. The incident is reported in Flashes of LIFE.
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Jury acquits defendant in ten minutes in Kansas City
After five witnesses named a man as robber, a Kansas City jury acquitted him in ten minutes. Judge Southern urged the jurors to hope none are held up on their way home.
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Young Dodge City Lad Bitten by Dog in Mischief Incident
In Dodge City, a youth named W. P. Franse, age three, playfully provoked his dog during a romp. The dog responded by raising a paw and striking the boy, leaving him with a black eye. The incident underscores the dog’s intolerance for rough play.
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Detroit Zoo Bargain Sale Slashes Animal Prices
Detroit bargain sale lowers prices on animals including lions and other beasts with a guaranteed gun drop price listed at 200 and ferocious lions at 150. The event aims to attract buyers amid a sagging market for wild beasts.
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American women fear stares at hats in fashion clash
Robert Dudley notes American women tremble at the gaze on hats while a Parisienne embraces bold style. The piece contrasts domestic dress timidity with Parisian confidence in attire.
Hood Appraises Banks That Have Failed in View to Credit
Raleigh dispatch reports 146 state banks under liquidation are being appraised by the state banking department to secure a $6 million loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation on $60 million in frozen assets. Banking Commissioner George P. Hood says one loan request for $200,000 on assets valued at $300,000 has been made and appraisal should finish within a week. If approved, the six month loan at six percent could enable reopening of some banks.
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