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Newspaper

Milford News

Location

Milford, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1932

Page

7

Rockefeller sudden call for repeal of Prohibition

OHN DROCKEFELLER JR declares the eighteenth amendment a failure and urges repeal with state control. He praises Doctor Butler's anti prohibition plank and asks both major parties to adopt it at national conventions while noting increased drinking and rising crime.

Ohn D. Rockefeller, JR Anti-Saloon League Mr. Rockefeller Nicholas Murray Butler Rockefeller Doctor Butler James BR. Garfield Walter Brown Senate Borah Tydibgs Maryland Tydingse Ndiana Raymond Springer Jim. Watson

Modern Contract Bridge By Leka ttatterss

Distributional values guide taking out of no trump and game bids. Honor-trick counts, suit distribution, and leaning toward game when partner supports the bid shape strategic play. The distributional count, mastered quickly, helps valuing sul t bids with expert precision.

Lalia Hattersley

Angling Faith and Folly Across Pro and Walton

Angling Pro and Don Izank Walton quip on angling as a calm, innocent recreation, citing Doctor Boteler and Doctor Johnson. Walton praises angling while Johnson mocks fishing gear as a fool's tool.

Don Izank Walton Doctor Boteler Doctor Johnson

Civilization Built on Coal

The article argues civilization relies on coal as the primary energy source driving modern industry. It notes per capita coal use has increased dramatically since 1800, creating a complex interdependent national system of duties among groups.

Montero Carlos Davila United States Col Marmaduke Grove Santaca Chile Dayila Western Newspaper Union

Midsummer Fashions Feature Scarf Luxe in Evening Wear

Scarf inspired decolletage dominates summer dress previews with vivid two color prints and floral chiffons. Designers highlight white grounds with bold color, exotic patterns, and a high neck scarf drape cascading to the back, pairing gowns with sculpted bodices and unique scarf accents.

Snell Western Newspaper Union

Tailored Coats and Frocks Dominate the Season

The season favors straight hanging coats with enough swing for walking. Tailored dresses replace many afternoon styles, blurring fabric distinctions. Wool, silk crepe, tweed and jersey fabrics suit tailored outfits, with sweaters and skirts pairing well for smart comfort.

Practical Ensemble Becomes Spring Fashion Favorite

Early spring sees practical ensembles gain real popularity. Wool garments with careful workmanship suit women who spend much time outdoors and fit into any wardrobe. Two tones of brown replace white in this season’s wear as brown dominates the palette.

Foulard Squares Favorite Choice for Smart Young

Foulard squares appear to be the favored accessory among stylish youth, woven to provide color contrast for sport or spectator outfits. The note suggests these scarves are popular for adding a sharp touch to attire at events.

Jewelled Clips By Cherie Nicholas

Women travelers seek easy evening gowns with durene lace and velvet touches. The piece notes lace resembling Irish crochet with Venice influence and a high fashion bolero enhancing the neckline.

Cherie Nicholas Love Range Venice

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J. D. Rockefeller, Jr Edward W. Pickard New York United Repeal Council Pierre S. du Pont Senator Borah Hoover Congress Sen House Peaker Garner Reconstruction Finance Corporation Mranklin Roosevelt Jowett Shouse Smith-Raskob Roosevelt Thomas J. Walsh Montana Mr. Shouse Shouse Orm Jimmy Walker Hofstadter Samuel Seabury Tammany Gall Tammany Seabury Walker Dudley Field Malone Charles Gates Dawes Eugene Meyer, Jr Chilcago Dawes Washington Pennsylvania Avenue Capitol Refs Peace Monument Lewis of Olinois Senate Chamber OWA Weiry Smith D. Brookhart Henry Field Shenandoah Field Brookhart Louis Murphy Daniel Steck North Carolina Cameron Morrison Robert R. Reynolds Morrison Reynolds Franklin Roosevelt Florida Murray Mark Wilcox West Palm Beach Ruth Bryan Owen Isconsin Madison la Follette John B. Chapple Ashland United States Senate Blaine Walter J. Kohler Phil la Follette Samuel Insull Chicago Insull Fle Europe England John D. Rockefeller, Jr Jouett Shouse Sea Leka By Cherie Nicholas
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