Roosevelt Renominated by acclaim at Democratic pact
President Franklin D Roosevelt and Vice President Garner were renominated by acclaim at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia before 110 000 people at Franklin Field. The platform endorsed continued New Deal policy and abolition of the two thirds rule. The convention urged national recovery and reform while outlining improvements in farm incomes and federal relief programs.
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Washington Sees Roosevelt Path in Close Election
Carter Field argues that Roosevelt will press his policy with or without a landslide, while Minnesotan DNC figure Joseph Wolf warns the split vote could swing Minnesota to Landon. The piece surveys state-by-state shifts, labor unrest, and the evolving political landscape ahead of the election.
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Crochet That Is New and Quite Simple to Do
Advertisement for a rug crochet pattern showing six sided medallions, colorways, and border rounds. Pattern 6544 promises complete instructions, materials, and color suggestions, with example rug illustration. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle, Household Art Dept., 259 W. Fourteenth St., New York, N. Y. Include pattern number, name and address.
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Glamorous summer fashion in Paris frocks and hats
In Paris the fashion focus shifts to glamorous frocks and hats for polo matches and races, with sheer fabrics like organdie creating feminine silhouettes. Tailored evening wear with jackets remains important for five o'clock parties, while daylight dining highlights the growing role of occasion wear as French dressmakers respond charmingly.
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