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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1934
Page
13
The season brings hubbub over new silhouettes with Russian tunics, waistlines, and panel fronts. Lanvin showcases rose crepe gowns with cartridge pleats, wide sashes, back slits, fur trim, and velvet accessories, while wide-brim hats and Beret silhouettes complete the fall wardrobing mood.
On a vast voyage toward Singapore the crew, including Bowers and Ivy, encounter reefs and a menagerie at sea. Tigers, parrots, and monkeys share the ship as Bowers forms a cautious bond with a tiger while Flint nurses jealousy and Ivy's attention.
Theater listing highlights a RKO film Hat Coat and Giese featuring Rh am Cortex Barbara Roobyns and Joan Beat with added shorts What No Grocers and Goo! Moves Lets Green Heuer Murder at the Vanes stars Jack Onske Victor McLaghen Duke Arlington. Follows Earl Carrolls Vanities backstage intrigue and a murder reveal. Frederick Theatre presents 1910 to 1932 era stars Spencer Tracy Helen Twelve trees and Alice Faye. Chapter seven Lost Jungle featured.
Secretary McKenney discusses the term echo in bridge origins, noting how a higher card followed by a lower card in the same suit signals continuations. The article analyzes a hand where improper echo by the defender prevents defeating a four spade contract and suggests correct signaling and play on the first trick.
The Bu- Diemer Court will decide if the Senate may imprison a person for contempt. The issue arises in the case of William P MacCracken Jr former Assistant Secretary of Commerce charged by the Senate investigating committee with destroying subpoenaed documents in the inquiry.
A fragmentary London report hints that Prince George may choose his brother as best man for a forthcoming royal engagement. The text suggests the engagement to a princess and notes royal court chatter about a possible marriage involving Edward of Wales as heir. The piece reads like an early advertising or syndicate note with unclear phrasing.
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