Roosevelt outlines New Deal aims and NRAA tightening
President Roosevelt addresses Code Authority members in Washington urging wage increases and shorter hours, stronger Blue Eagle adherence, and continued anti trust enforcement. Johnson and others pledge tougher NRA oversight and new plan drafting twelve men per industry group. Air mail policy shifts and a new patent of strong executive licensing are proposed along with a navy expansion and cabinet reshuffles.
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Chic Prints Set New Standard in Simple Frock Styling
Cherie Nicholas notes the season's print gowns emphasize minimalist lines with straight narrow skirts and shirtwaist tops. Necktie prints, navy accents, and three quarter sleeves define the look, while accessories like black opera pumps and felt hats complete the chic spring outfits.
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Two Color Dresses Again Find Favor
The two color frock makes a fashion comeback in spring wardrobes. Designers show variations such as dropped shoulder yokes with contrasting bodies, sleeve contrasts on trim dresses, and bold accents like Lanvin cherry red satin sleeves with a black frock.
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Tweed Good Serviceable Fabric for Spring Wear
Tweed remains a durable all round fabric option for spring wear. Weavers offer imaginative color schemes, keeping tweed in demand as a hardy, dependable fabric choice.
Hood Collar fashion trend update by Cherie Nicholas
The piece notes the latest hood collars dropping fur to the back as spring wraps arrive. Detachable hood capes with fur borders and velvet designs pair with new spring wrap or cloth frock for a chic layered look.
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Washington Conversation Focuses on New Deal Critics
In Washington observers note two dominant topics: Roosevelt’s political luck and internal administration confusion after a year of New Deal policies. Critics from both parties challenge spending, air mail contracts, and the CWA substitute, while industry slowly recovers and relief plans shift amid rapid government changes.
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