AAA Supporters See Stable Act Outlook Amid Global Tensions
The piece analyzes enduring support for the Agricultural Adjustment Act with limited changes expected next year. It notes Farm Bureaucrest support in New Orleans, Evans in Winnipeg defending export subsidies, and renewed U S wheat sales to the United Kingdom. It also covers FHA loan limits rising to three billion, and shifts in European diplomacy including Italy France Britain and Schacht proposals for Jewish emigration and export trade. Economies face full granaries next year despite policy measures.
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U. S
AAA
New Orleans
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Mr. Evans
Washington
F. R. Wilcox
United Kingdom
China
Mexico
Italy
Neville Chamberlain
France
Savoy
Nice
Corsica
Tunisia
Djibouti
Europe
Ukraine
Germany
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Gabby Hartnett and Cubs Manager Extend Careers Amid Iron Man Talk
In New York, LEMUEL F. PARTON highlights Gabby Hartnett's .296 season and historic durability as Chicago Cubs owner Phil Wrigley rewards him with a $5,000 raise in a $27,500 player-manager pact for a eighteenth season. Hartnett, famed for handling pitchers and a steady bat, began as Charles Lee in Woonsocket, L.I., signing with the Cubs in 1922.
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York
Gabby Hartnett
Gabby
Phil Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Woonsocket
L. I
Charles Lee
Vanderbilt Chancellor Defies Security Calls in Atlanta
Dr Carmichael Cromwell Michael, a Rhodes scholar from the University of Alabama and native of Goodwater Alabama, told southern business leaders in Atlanta that the push for security is incompatible with sound economics and amounts to stagnation and defeat.
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Oliver Cromwell Carmichael
Atlanta
Vanderbilt University
Style Pendulum Swings to Handsome Ostrich Finery
Ostrich feathers and furbelows dominate the current fashion picture with ladylike gowns, whimsical hats, and ostrich wraps. Dresses feature plume adornments for day and evening wear, including bonnets, toques, capes, and muffs. The trend favors feminine silhouette, colorful wraps, and accessible ostrich neckpieces within budget ranges.
Forecast Silk Prints Promise Fashionable Spring
The article highlights advance silk prints for women who plan ahead. It notes a palm tree design as a chic dark print suitable for town wear under fur coats and for spring. It also praises small neat tailored motifs in high style colors for immediate wear.
Grand Blouses of Metal Top Skirts
A fashion note highlights glamorous metal top blouses and shimmering fabrics. Shops and fabric sections display gleaming lame, taffetas, satin, and metallic accents for stylish outfits. Remnants in hand of the home sewist become softly styled blouses or smart jackets.
Gold Glittering On Winter Frocks
All may not be gold that glitters yet gold is the favored basic metal in winter dresses. Gold lame trims or cloth-of-gold fabrics create striking don’t-dress-for-dinner gowns that range from knee length to long-sleeved.
Jiffy Knit Jacket and Coverlet Pattern for Baby
A tiny knitting pattern describes a large-needle jacket and matching coverlet for infants. The one piece jacket features straight edges and side seams with georgette lining, pattern 6188 includes illustrations and stitch details. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W. 14th St. New York NY with name address and pattern number.
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Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th St
New York
N. Y
From 1776 to 1938 American dances expanded rapidly
Collier's reports early American social dancing was limited to six forms: the polka reel square dance minuet waltz and two step. Between 1911 and 1938 more than 25 new dances appeared including the turkey trot grizzly bear Texas tummy bunny hug hesitation tango maxixe one step Castle walk fox trot Charleston black bottom Lindy hop rumba and the big apple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier’s
It's the Law comic mischief roundup
A collection notes quirky rules from across the country. New Hampshire requires two cars at intersections to wait for the other to pass. Seattle bans using water during a fire. Egypt Illinois prohibits advancing clocks without a written permit. River Forest Illinois forbids keeping dangerous wild animals.
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New Hampshire
Seattle
Wash
Egypt
River Forest
Ill
Dick Hyman
Snug Waistlines Highlight New Coats And Dresses
Fashion notes describe coats and dresses that fit tightly at the waist and hips, creating a draped silhouette. The trend emphasizes tailored lines and a defined waist, shaping the overall look.
Detachable hoods grace fur coats for college girls
A fashion note highlights detachable hoods added to fur coats aimed at college girls who spend significant time outdoors. The trend combines practicality with style as hoods shield against cold while maintaining a chic look.
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Joseph W. la Bine
Federal Housing Administration
Stewart McDonald
Roosevelt
FHA
Congress
Lithuania
Memel
Britain
Italian East Africa
Rome
Eng
London
Versailles
Texas
Wright Patman
District of Columbia
Patman
Colorado
Federal Trade Commission
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
American Federation of Labor
National Association of Retail Boards
Caroline O'Day
England
Syria
Leopold S. Amery
The
London Times
Mr. Chamberlain
Kipling
India
Oxford
Admiralty
Empire
Cambridge
George Grosz
Hitler
Art Students’ League
League
John Sloan
Farm Bureau
O'Neal
Who’s News
By Lemuel F. Parton
Dr. Carmichael
By Cherie Nicholas
Paquin
Duchess of Kent
Western Newspaper Union
Rossetti
Sophocles
Lds
Lintmeng
Ena
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