Tax Revision Brought to Fore By Administration
Long article outlines economic policy battles as the Roosevelt administration faces Senate farm spending, tax revision debates, and fiscal restraint. It notes Hopkins urging continued funding, Morgenthau warning on deficits, and Rusell urging broader economizing without harming farmers.
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Adventurous Americans: Perry Owens and John Colter
Perry Owens, born 1852 in Tennessee, roamed Texas as a cowboy before becoming Apache County sheriff in 1887. He defeated rustlers and outlaw gangs in Arizona and later served as a marshal and businessman in Seligman where he died in 1919. John Colter, first in Yellowstone, ventured beyond known lands with Lewis and Clark and later stories recount Colter’s Hell. Franklin, patron of Arctic exploration, helped outfit the Argo for early voyages, earning the title First American Arctic Explorer despite failures.
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Forecastes for 1948 nominations and Washington gossip
Democratic statistician Emil Hurja predicts Garner and Dewey win next year’s nominations if Roosevelt does not seek a third term. A Gallup poll puts Dewey at 54 percent of Republican votes. Washington gossip suggests Francis B. Sayre as a possible high commissioner nominee and hints at Richard Patterson’s mid summer resignation to enter utilities or film industry.
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Dainty Sheers Highlight 1939 Graduation Dress Styles
Fashion notes emphasize sheer fabrics for spring summer gowns withcottons and silks. Organdies, dotted swisses, nets, and mousseline desoe are favored in pastel shades, with white remaining classic. A pale pink frock with square neckline and frilled yoke, plus a pale green organdy gown, illustrate current youthful graduation attire and evening use, including pique jackets and Basque bodices.
Youthful fashions promise a bright spring and summer
Fashion writers tout a youthful look for all ages with short swing skirts revealing petticoat frills for teens and veils and hats for older readers. Demure bonnets or Breton sailors assume prominence while skirts slim at the hip provide swing. Silk prints and gloves complete the pretty scene as fashion promotes a perpetual youthfulness.
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Elegant bengaline and taffeta revive in fashion
Designers embrace bengaline for smart suits and coats in silk, a nod to historic elegance. Crisp rustling taffeta and heavy faille silk also return to favor, signaling a refined fabric revival in couture.
Striped bucket neckwear adds flair to 1930s ensembles
A review of neckwear sections notes a striped bucket piece that can be worn as a plastron or reversed as a topper with an ascot. The item pairs with wool dresses or jackets and complements the season’s new suits.
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Doan
Zebra Stripe Suede Accessory Sparks Invasion Theme
From Wild Sources notes a playful feature in animal kingdom accessories with zebra-striped suede. This quirky trend highlights patterns inspired by zebra hides in new fashion curiosities.
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Animal Kingdom
Mercerized String Square and Scarf Pattern 6307
Crochet 10 inch squares from mercerized string to make a filet cloth and a scarf. Pattern 6307 includes instructions charts materials and illustrations. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY 10011 with your name address and pattern number.
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