Congress Hangs Up Paradoxical Record With Unprecedented Spending
SPEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS BY JOSEPH JF LOBINE details a volatile first session of the Seventy-sixth Congress. Roosevelt’s White House victories and defeats are weighed against big spending bills, defense plans, and policy shifts. Noted are Hatch bill support, NLEB probe, and public opinion dynamics shaping 1940 campaigns.
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Chess moves shape a widening world crisis
International note outlines Japan Italy and Germany seeking a military alliance amid rising tensions in Europe and Asia. Ambassadors Shiratori and Oshima meet in Italy to finalize plans while Tokyo leaders push purges at home. The piece notes U S Japan Britain and France amid trade frictions and debate over allied fleets in Asia. It also discusses lard barter with Germany and a US tariff loophole proposal using land sales to move Germany-bound goods.
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Russia U S trade pact extended for year
Briefly signed one year continuation of the Russia U S trade treaty under which the Soviet will buy a minimum of 20 million dollars in American goods. Settled tentatively, Co I 0s United Automobile Workers strike against General Motors at Detroit. Forecast by Chicago statisticians the U S wheat crop totaling 710 million bushels domestic needs. Flown by Pan American Airways about 3.5 million miles in three months ending June 30 with 57,000 passengers. Ordered by SEC hearing on Germany bond issue of 73 million dollars in the U S.
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Care Needed To Exercising Weak Hearts
Today’s health column by Dr. James W. Barton discusses exercise for weak or failing hearts. It contrasts absolute rest for acute heart conditions with graded, physician guided activity, citing Oertel method, stair tests, and recommendations by Dr. Louis Faugeres Bishop Jr. on progressive exercise to strengthen the heart and avoid invalid status.
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Protection To the Body In Fight Against Disease
A medical consul t examining a pneumonia patient notes white blood cell counts rise as a sign the body fights illness. Higher pulse pressure and temperature indicate infection but also the body's protective response. Dr F M Pottenger argues symptoms show the body’s defense, not just disease presence. Published via Western Newspaper Union.
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Gold Accent Guides Early Fall Wool Fashion
CHERIE NICHOLAS notes that fine fabrics shape the fall wardrobe with dramatic simplicity and classic lines. A gold jewelry motif complements black wool outfits, with wide gold bracelets and gold clips accenting lapels. Vibrant tweeds and green tones join the palette for sports and travel wear.
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Western Newspaper Union
Gored Skirt and Sweater Fashion Idea For Teens
A banner season for sweaters is hinted as the gored skirt suits teens and juniors. The skirt features a gored design with sewn seam detail and pressed creases, made from naphtha railed wool gabardine. The accompanying sweater can contrast or match the skirt for stylish coordination.
Season of luxury in fabrics seen in fashion
All signs point to a season of luxury in fabric and detailing. Elegant trends favor stiff faille suits, rich brocades, broad collar jewelry, fur bordering, passementerie, and elaborate embroidery, recalling Victorian pomp. Sleek fitted dresses, long sleeves, back fullness, and bustling-inspired basques signal greater dignity in fashion.
Hats Feature Ostrich Trims For Fall and Winter
A revival of ostrich use is announced for the upcoming seasons. Hats and evening wraps receive generous ostrich trimming, with boleros, bags, fans, and fanciful rauils all incorporating the luxurious material.
To Show Your Watch Gloves Debut By London Designer
A London designer unveils To Show Your Watch Gloves a new accessory allowing the watch face to be viewed at a glance. The item combines wristwear with timepiece visibility, reflecting innovative fashion of the period.
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A Cool Color For a Summer Suit From Schia Parelli
Schia Parelli selects a linen suit color matching the shade of orange ice for the summer season. The choice highlights a vivid warm tone suitable for warm weather ensembles and seasonal style trends.
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