Utilities Defended by National Leaders in Public Debate
PHHAP H. Gadsden argues that substantial savers in utility securities face risk from scandalous methods used by a few officials opposing the Public Utilities bill. He warns against conflating government lobbying disclosures with the merits of the utility legislation and calls for restraint to avoid harming investors and the industry.
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Phhap H. Gadsden
Public Utility
American Congress
House Committee
Black
Naval Agreement Exposed in Eyres-Monsell Statement
Sir Bolton Eyres-Monseall First Lord of British Admiralty says Germany pledged 300000 troops in 1934 but built 550000. he argues naval limits benefit all. He notes France’s senate foreign affairs head admits Anglo-French pledge did not bar bilateral deals with Germany and that cap is a first step in a broader limitation program.
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Bolton Eyres-Monsell
British Admiralty
Germany
France
French Senate
Foreign Affairs Committee
Italy
Africa
Russia
Retort Humorous by Senator Robinson Replying to Mr Fletcher
Senator Joseph T. Robinson responds to Mr Fletcher criticizing the Wagner bill. He cites senators Barbour Borah McNary and White as supporters or critics, mentions forecasts that the Supreme Court will invalidate New Deal measures, and questions Fletcher's constitutional authority.
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Joseph T. Robinson
Fletcher
Wagner
Supreme Court of New York
Barbour
New Jersey
Borah
Idaho
Senate
McNary
White
Maine
United States Supreme Court
Mr. Fletcher
HITS RECOVERY PROGRAM
Professor of Economics at Lehigh criticizes the recovery program as unsound and harmful. He cites arbitrary political action and violations of free contract free enterprise private property and constitutional protections.
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Neil Carothers
Lehigh
The Constitution and the New Deal in Hurley’s view
Patrick J. Hurley argues that the New Deal threatens constitutional order and warns that autocrats prefer collectivist rule to democracy. He asserts the constitution should not be altered by subterfuge and urges that major changes require public approval.
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Patrick J. Hurley
America
WNU
Fur Coat and Woolen Ensemble Captures 1930s Chic Fashion
A CHERIE NICHOLAS styled feature details a new wool and fur ensemble mixing chic coats with matching woolen dresses and gilets. It highlights swagger coats lined in green plaid wool, varied furs like panther and kid skin, and coordinated accessories ideal for football season and campus travel.
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Eton
D Western Newspaper Union
Smart Black For Daytime Wear From Cherie Nichols
Among top fashion picks for midseason days is refined black attire for daytime wear. Newest models feature gilt leather belts and gold accents, with color touches to brighten the somber palette. Jean Tennyson, a blond grand opera star, models a black crepe dress with a silk print jabot and patent accessories.
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Jean Tennyson
Patou unveils gray felt fedora style felt bat
Gray Felt A introduces a smart new felt bat by Patou for sports wear. The hat is made of soft gray felt and shaped like a man’s fedora.
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Patou
Autumn Berets In Unfamiliar Forms On Fall Runways
The season opens with fall hats led by berets in new drapes and silhouettes. French milliners title beret shapes with a close back and lifted front, brown felt and belting crown, plus small and large variants. Also shown are shallow Breton styles and a Patou pillbox with side bow and veil.
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Patou
Air-Conditioned Frock Sets Fall Fashion Pace
The latest fashion trend in this streamlined era introduces the air conditioned frock. Light weight lacy woolens and openwork waist and sleeve devices provide comfort. Sheer georgette replaces heavy fabrics for early fall sportswear, offering warmth without bulk and refined tailoring.
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Georgette
Bishop Sleeves Show Shirred Fullness on New Dresses
Full bishop sleeves with shirring at the top and smocked cuff are featured on new dresses. The upper fullness and gathered cuff create a distinctive style, with the design noted for its impact on the sleeve silhouette.
The Tubercle And Its Relation To Man
A National Tuberculosis Association report notes the U S tuberculosis death rate ranks seventh among 80 countries for 1928 1932 while various animals including cows birds and reptiles can harbor the disease. It describes transmission recovery and prevention and cites medical advances in isolation and treatment.
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National Tuberculosis Association of New York
United States
New Zealand
Union of South Africa
Australia
Ceylon
Denmark
Netherlands
Man
Union
Britain's plan to build a dominant naval force unfolds
In London, Britain pushes a new scheme to exceed past sea power limits. The plan seeks mutual building programs with the United States Japan France and Italy while keeping details secret from Parliament and the public. Britain aims for a large seven year program costing about 750 million dollars and hints at a future notice requirement if nations reconsider.
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London
Britain
George
United States
Japan
Lord Londonderry
House of Lords
France
Italy
Germany
Sunburst Collar and Cuff Set For Fall Fashion
The Sunburst Collar and Cuff set offers a starch light crochet project for fall dresses. Package No 711 provides white Mountain Craft crochet cotton and complete instructions with a model illustration. Send 25 cents for the package by mail postpaid. instructions and illustrations cost 10 cents. Address Home Craft Co Dept B St Louis Mo. Include stamped envelope for replies.
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Address Home Craft Co
Dept. B
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Ave
St Louis
Next Census in 1940 Will Be Taken in United States
The United States schedules the upcoming decennial census for 1940. Officials announce plan to collect population data nationwide through standard enumeration methods and records.
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United States
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