President Roosevelts plan to expand NRA and curb strikes
Thousands of code authorities meet in Constitution Hall to hear President Roosevelt push new NRA plans. He calls for wage and hour changes, stronger small business protection, and stricter enforcement of anti trust laws while warning of rising strikes and the use of licensing powers. Civil and military leaders outline steps to reorganize the economy and extend NRA authority.
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Chic Prints Show Simple Frocks Drive Fashion Forward
Cherie Nicholas notes the new print frocks favor simple lines such as straight narrow skirts and shirtwaist tops with three quarter or full sleeves. Prints in navy backgrounds, necktie motifs, and bold accessories mark a spring style shift toward understated high fashion.
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Two-Color Dresses Again Find Favor in Spring Wardrobes
The two color frock resurges as a fashionable option. Designers show contrasting color sleeves, yokes, and sleeves paired with black or white bases. Lanvin features cherry red satin sleeves with a black dress and apple green satin accents on a black wool frock.
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Tweed Good Serviceable Fabric for Spring Wear
Tweed remains a durable, versatile fabric for spring wardrobes. The piece praises tweed’s hardy habit and enduring appeal, noting color-imaginative weavers energizing interest while urging readers to choose tweed for longevity.
Hood Collar fashion note by Cherie Nicholas
Fashion column notes the hood collar trend dropping fur to the back as spring advances. Detachable hood shaped collars and capelets in fur-bordered velvet appear to complement new spring suits and street frocks with stylish versatility.
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Cherie Nicholas
Roosevelt Faces Growing Critics and Administrative Confusion
Washington column notes a shift in Roosevelt era discourse as critics increase across parties. It highlights air mail contract cancellations, ongoing New Deal debates, and a pivot to a CWA substitute amid mounting concerns over federal spending and relief programs.
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