Style Leaders Take Up Paris Business
The Washington Group hosted fashion leaders amid doubts about American craftsmanship. Mary Lewis and Madame Lyciene urged seizing Paris’s fall of influence, asserting American talent and resources can lead a new era. Annette Simons and Jean Earle highlighted available American embroidery and mills in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Washion Group
America
Newarl
Atherton Fashion
Mary Lewis
Madame Lyciene
New York
Nanrenee
Annette Simons
Saks Fifth Avenue
Jean Earle
Bamberger'a
Anverioa
Fragmentary note on European influence and college daily history
A fragmented extract discusses European influence on American utility style as habitual rather than essential. It mentions a weekly publication from 1871 that became a daily in Tennessee, and references The Wins of Ullavis and a Shrive-weekly publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
America
Ullavis
Softball Game Postponed to Friday Night
The Methodist picture show at Foiepark Thursday is canceled and the softball game between Prvanet Foury and Kidd Dairy and Joe Company, Lexarken, has been moved to Friday night due to the postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foiepark
Prvanet-foury
Kidd Dairy and Joe Company
Political Mates Shun Traditions in Presidential Veep Picks
Washington dispatch analyzes how both parties view running mates as balance beams. McNary for Republicans signals restraint on Wall Street radicalism while Wallace for Democrats signals liberal alignment and a pledge to unite the party. The piece notes internal tensions, campaign strategy, and implications of a Wallace ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republica
Chaves L. McNary
Henry A. Wallace
McNary
Wendell Willkie
Wall Street
Hoover
Senate
Wallace
Rick Usingere
Chicago
Roosevelt
Bankhead
Democratic Party
Liberal Party
New Deal
Woman Slayer case continued on Page One
Reported homicide shows a woman found slain with the body kneeling beside the bed. Sheriff Davis and Police Chief Giles led a statewide search with State Police aid and hundreds of officers. Investigators say the killer ate food and drank a soft drink from the O Dwyer home alley after the crime. It notes motor truck operators pay about a million dollars daily in taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Davis
Marlin Giles
Federal Clemency Details Tied to Dixon Conspiracy Case
The article outlines clemency proceedings involving Dixon and his father in law who pleaded guilty to a conspiracy. Dixon claimed a half-interest in a wholesale department and that funds linked to Mrs Dixon were invested through unnamed parties. It notes other local details and obituaries, including the death of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Honeycutt, and mentions local visits and CCC camp and peach industry work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Hey
Vera Mae ‘Hicks
Geraldine
Buckley
Geet
Raleigh
Tun Club
Leslie Honeycutt
Charles Giesen
Blevins
Lillie
Ver Stone
C. L. Reaves
Bessie Stone
J. G.’ Jey
Prescott
Bel! Allen
Mississippi
Chester White
CCC
Travis Belle
High Mand
I West
McCaskill and Hope Couples Visit El Dorado Friends
Mr and Mrs Monroe Long of Mc Coaskill visited Mr and Mrs Earl Thames of El Dorado. Mr and Mrs Lomar Rowland of Hope spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Hile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Long
McCoaskill
Earl Thames
el Dorado
Lomar Rowland
Hope
Bill Hile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fly Amy Forter
Vashi
St. Ovis
Washington, D.C
New York World's Fair
Billy Rose
Station
Intel
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Lines
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Democratic Resolutions Committee
Wheeler
Europe
By Bruce Cation
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Tees
Carle Liebe
Woman’s Slayer
Charles AL Haynes
Les
Batistes
Ty White
Ladies
Laddie Oxford
Beach Oxfords
Oxford
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