New NYA Plan Aims Jobs Training for Youth Nationwide
President Roosevelt announces a national youth administration to place unemployed youths in private industry and fund training. The NYA will pay about 15 dollars monthly on relief, with smaller amounts for high school and college attendees, and coordinate with schools and private industry across states.
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New “National Youth Administration
Misa Josephine Roche
Sesistant
NYA
Washington
Perkins
Labor Department
Children's Bureau
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Josephine Roche
Ao Aparent
the Treasury
Aubrey W. Williams
Miss Roche
Washable Silks Of New Importance In Summer Fashion
Washable silks gain prominence with diverse types and bold textures. Silk linens imitate linen with more luster and elasticity, offer vivid dyes, and suit peasant colors and modern plaids. New shantung looks, abantungs, mousseline de soie, broadcloth and crepes expand sportswear, dresses, and accessories.
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Giso
Colon
NYA Boosted Youth Aid In New Deal Relief Plan
National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart notes three months since Roosevelt signed a five hundred million dollar public works and relief bill. It outlines disputes over Ickes Hopkins leadership, NYA spending for youths age sixteen to twenty five, and non federal projects totaling about twenty one million dollars.
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Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Harry Hopkins
Ickeaatl
Hopkins
Ickes
Ickes-Hopkins
Pew
National Youth Administration
NYA
Five Billon Dollac
Public Works Administration
Plang
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
Speer
Metanuska Valley
Alaska
Federal Relief Administration
Matanuska Valley
Congress
Aslaska
United States
Sam
Ogmey Dixec
Maranugka Columy
Relief Administration
Silks De Luxe by Cheric Nicholas
A fashion note highlights Silk De Luxe as a glamorous silk taffeta wrap look. The piece evokes vintage elegance and queenly grace, noting its warp print and couture feel. A designer showcase is implied, with emphasis on striking evening wear and refined style.
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Silks DE Luxe
Cheric Nicholas
Jaded Wardrobe Gets Quick Spruce Up This Season
The piece outlines easy ways to refresh a jaded wardrobe with new jackets and wraps. It notes patterned jackets contrasting with plain dresses, using bright prints on dark backgrounds for contrast, and transforming dresses into dinner outfits or lighter looks with wraps. The guidance emphasizes vibrant colors and varied patterns.
Fall Woolen Card Introduces Two Color Groups
The 1935 fall woolen card shows 48 colors in woolen fabric and was released to association members. Margaret Hayden Rorke, rector, announced the card highlighting two color groups named Boutiques and Touchdowns featuring merchandising appeal for winter sports.
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Margaret Hayden Rorke
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