International Trade Exhibition Opens in New Orleans
A federally sanctioned International Trade Exhibition will open in New Orleans, aiming to create new global trade channels. The $5 million reinforced building will house year round displays of raw materials and manufactured goods from around the world, with foreign commercial attaches and buyers expected to generate substantial commerce.
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NEW SPORTS MODEL Dress combines black and white in French flannel
A pictorial review pattern describes Dress No 2463 a two tone sports frock using 134 yards white 2 yards black French flannel. open neck with round collar buttoned high scarf end or rolled fronts. skirt is plain center with slight gather at sides sizes 34 to 46 bust 14 to 20 years price 45 cents.
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Women Pay Large U S Income Taxes in 1924
In Chicago on March 27 Mary L. Downes of the Women's Catholic Order of Foresters announced that American women paid income tax on net incomes of 1 603 593 915 dollars in 1924. She noted about 740 500 women, presumably single, filed returns, compared with 1 823 535 men who were not heads of families.
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Mary L. Downes
Catholic Order of Foresters
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Classified ad angle boosts property sales potential
A brief note urges placing inexpensive classified ads to move large property, suggesting a few cents can translate into thousands of dollars in sales. The message uses a bus waiting room setting and provides a telephone contact for more details.
British Fascisti declare war on luxury in Britain
British Fascisti launch a campaign against luxury with Brigadier General Blakeney urging austerity amid fears of a Communist plot to provoke a European war. The piece weighs industry, national unity, and potential civil conflict against rising radicalism and public indifference.
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London
Communist International
R B. D. Blakeney
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Food wagons open to feed cyclone victims in Murphysboro
In Murphysboro Illinois after a cyclone that hit twenty towns workers crowd to the new soup wagons to feed the injured and those aiding in search and reconstruction as most restaurants were destroyed.
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Middle West
Scarfed outfit features mauve satin girdle and beaded ornament
A description details Lucile wearing a large chiffon scarf used as a decorative neg ligee, with a centered neck cut over a lace slip. The garment is secured by a mauve satin girdle and a large beaded ornament on the right hip, fastened under embroidered circles on both hips.
Monroe Bicycle Theft Ring Again Operating
The alleged bicycle theft ring has resumed activities after a lull. Two bikes were stolen yesterday: one red Sears Roebuck bike from the Chinese restaurant on North Sixth Street and another brown and white Ranger bike owned by Herman Chemille of 1904 DeSiard Street, parked near the Saenger Theatre.
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Notable guests arrive at Savoy for the season
Iris McKinnon of Providence Rhode Island has arrived at the Savoy for the season. The Misses Pamela and Addie Curtis of Hartford Connecticut are also present, to be presented at court by the Marchioness of Headfort.
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Addie Curtis
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Miss Millicent Davis to Arrive Early at Claridge's Season
Miss Millicent Davis of New York, delayed by illness last year, is slated to arrive early this season. The Cornelius Vanderbilts will be at Claridge's during the forthcoming season.
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New York
Cornelius Vanderbilts
Claridge’s
American debutantes flocking to London for court season
London dispatch reports American debutantes already arriving for the court season. Mrs. Alister McKinnon and Miss are noted among the arrivals as young American socialites prepare to attend formal events and society gatherings in the British capital.
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Unusual gold-lame scarf appears in Spring collections
Paris reports an unusual evening scarf in gold-lame brocade on red crepe de Chine. The square scarf features an eight inch plain red border and a rectangular brooch at the shoulder, with varied wears from neckline emphasis to cape-like draping.
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Francis’ House
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