Debutantes and Southern Resort Styles Dominate Winter Scene
A New York winter fashion roundup notes gaiety, debuts, and resort wear. Nora Iselin, newly married to Count Colloredy-Mannsfield, shines in gold robe de style at Pierre's. Debutantes Millicent Rogers and Cynthia Pratt display Bouffant gowns while Nathalie Lalmbeer, Lilias Kent, and Louise Van Allen showcase white, pink, and blue satin ensembles with peplums and jeweled accessories.
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New York
Nora Iselin
Count Colloredy-Mannsfield
Pierre
Smarl
Pierre's
Debs
Millicent Rogers
Cynthia Pratt
Arturo Ramos
Nathalie Lalmbeer
Lilias Kent
Louise van Allen
Frances Gillmore
Embassy Club
Fellowes Gordon
Aics
Charles Reed
James Deering
Setan Porter
Douglas
Ais. Page
Jorge Andre
Regulr
Charles M. Armory
Paln Beach
de Paine
St. Regis
Denyse Remington
Hitle
Asine Brennan
Frances Maher
The Yankees of the South in Chile
Rodney Duicher surveys shifting relations between the United States and Chile. American investment rose from 15 million to over 500 million dollars, and U S exports now account for about 23 percent of Chilean imports. Chilean nationalism grows amid economic changes, with copper and iron output rising and a strong state pushing rapid industrialization under a coup era government.
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Rodney Duicher
NEA
Washington
Jan
Sec
Chile
United States
South
Argumen
Britain
Ger
Germany
America
Fez
Caim
Indians Have Many New Faces in Cleveland Changeover
The Cleveland Indians under millionaire ownership broaden their roster with about 100 prospects via minor league links and new scouts. Billy Evans, the general manager, reshapes the lineup by replacing veterans with fresh talent as opening day nears.
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Bob Matherne
NEA Service
Cleveland Indians
Tongther
Bradleys
Indians
Jamieson
Luke Sewell
Jock Sewell
Tate
Sidows
Billy Evans
Oii
Evans
Radio Network Listings and Concert Schedules Summary
Broad listing of 1930s US radio stations and programs across WEAF WEAP WABC WLW WIZ WNEW and others. Includes hourly concert broadcasts, orchestras such as Philharmonia, National Symphony, Arcadia, and Lucky Strike Orchestra, with times and regional notes across Atlantic City Baltimore Cincinnati Detroit New York Philadelphia Chicago Saint Paul and Atlanta.
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Waal
Baltimore
Wbal Orchestra
Boboe
WEE
The
Pattersons
Mtsic
WEAF
WGR
National Symphony
Arcad
Lucky Strike Orchestra
WLW
Clicinnati
Theit Piort
Detroit
Dampoeers
Hun Waters
Philadelphly
WEAP
Cincinnati
Columbia
Philharmonia
Sundsy Forum
Ake
Pritea Srupker
Nee Poue
Tisery E. Fosdick
WEAY
WSS
Springfield
3ORA
Binnermuse
Orea
U—Beott Srezheats Ious
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Wawel Chik
Colles
Panama Canal
Chis
Henry P. Fletcher
Wiliam Ai Cokier
Valparaiso
Lutzke-Hedapp
Linteke
Johnny Hedapp
Lutzke
Hedapa
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Explorer
Caspar Whit
WIS
Cocks Serie
WRAF
Melodreme
Wid Keiverk
Kyw-Efex
WEAR
WEO
Prolic
What
Kansas
Cott
Lucky Trike
Thad
Tighthawk
Roscoe
Omara
We and
Mms
Pet Mont
Atlantic Ciot
Ozhe
Waa
Tv7s
Iow
Aires
ABC_ pi Fsverian
Wei
Borton
Stetson
Wrartan Stations
Leen Wad
Atlanta
Ryiw-Efex
Chicago
EAXS
Curre
Els
Ste Paul
Omad
Helfenstein & Urner
A. F. Rees
Frederick
Quaker City Clears & Yers
Haines
West Virginia
Harry Dash
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Virginia
Mr. Farmer
Frederick, MD
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