Navy and Merchant Marine Plan for Stronger Radio Link
Navy and Merchant Marine outline expanded radio and visual signaling cooperation to boost sea safety and emergency readiness. Navy officers train merchant crews in visual signaling at slow speeds, with repeated messages, while Coast Guard vessels are urged to use visual exchanges. Monthly reports assess message exchange efficiency as naval districts assist port signal training. Cape Owen notes radio development, verified by marine transport plane tests, with high commercial cooperation. Tulle scarfs for Evening Wear Rise in Fashionable Evening Accessories with new painted designs.
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Navy
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Cape Owen
Naval Communications
Wicaragha
Fleur de Lys Design Debuts on New Hose at Longchamps
The Fleur de lys motif appears on heel reinforcement of the new hose at Longchamps, with the herringbone weave creating a cree effect also showcased at the event.
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de Lys
Ensemble Idea of Color Names Persists Says Mrs Rorke
New York AP reports Margaret Hayden Rorke, head of the Textile Color Card association, insists color naming in fashion endures. She notes the color ensemble guides outfits from masks to handbags with coordinated tones. The American woman popularized this system, she adds, while industry groups share naming cues and disseminate color cards to manufacturers.
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New York
Zoo
Margaret Hayden Rorke
R As
The
Textile Color Card Association
American Trade Association
Rorke
Mrs. Rorke's Association
John Smith
Zaid
Lewes
Tomb tale at Chateauvillard tomb near Chailly en Bière
Paris gossip recalls the Count of Chateauvillard's 1870 court case and will which ordered a tower tomb with pictures of a dozen mistresses. His wife and children opposed it, the court deemed him abnormal after a horse jumping incident, and the widow was allowed to omit the rivals pictures. The mausoleum also houses the count's horse, dogs, and a monkey.
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Chailly-en-Biere
France
Chateauvillard
Fontainableau
Count of
Paris
Jockey Club
Governor Donahey Builds Bird Houses on Island Paradise
Ohio Governor Vic Donahey spends vacations on Governor's Island where he crafts bird houses from salvaged wood. He promotes wildlife by providing food, builds wren houses as gifts, and blocks all communication to the island to escape state duties. The piece notes island isolation and a traditional Paris clipping about judges and sheep.
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Ohio
Vic Donahey
Governor’s Island
Governor's Island
Ohio Executive
Silent Night for Barnyard Soloists Future Possibility
Iowa State College veterinarians report operations to silence nuisance vocalizations in animals. Procedures remove vocal apparatus sections to prevent chord vibration, aiming to curb noise in horses dogs and mules. Initiated during wartime to keep troop movements secret.
Angora Trials Highlight Turkish Military Tests
The report notes goats and dogs underwent vocal cord vibration removal procedures, deburring methods described as simple. It mentions Yankee Tractors and Angora in Turkey winning against German, Czecho-Slovak, and British rivals in military tests, with Angorians betting on the results.
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Yankee
Angora
Turkey
Angorians
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