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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1934
Page
7
The feature highlights autumn party fashion with two tone and novelty velvets. It describes chenille de fon fabric in mock brown and a chic brown corded velvet dinner turban with open crown.
The article surveys elegant blouse and skirt ensembles for dressy occasions. It notes satin and velvet fabrics, draped necklines, and decorative details like rhinestone buttons and shimmering trims. It features a Sehhiraparelli model in black with transparent fabric and a Lanvin white satin model with a draped cowl neckline and mirrored buttons.
Washington reports disclose that two American and British armament makers dominated world submarine building with Sir East Zaharoff as the key figure. The Electric Boat Company and Vickers tied the industry, with letters suggesting attempts to extend U S government influence to keep a Spanish submarine contract. Carse and other Electric Boat officials testified as hearings continued amid rumors and intrigue.
A large Maryland gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs James Boyle at their Fountaindale area home featured many Sprenkle and Sanders families plus friends. Attendees included Monsignor Bernard J. Bradley and others from Mt Saint Marys College, along with visitors from Washington DC and New York City.
Despite faults and inconsistent reporting, dog racing continues with several trainers and participants pressing for a remedy to the Mdiermas situation. Authorities and dogmen alike navigate the ongoing debate as events proceed, keeping the sport in public view.
The fragment mentions Schoolboy Rows, promoters avoiding a Lynwood clash, and a three month lead to conditioning a heavyweight for a notable bout. It notes sixteen of ten major leagues adopting a split season and references Pete Bausch’s brother Galloping for Heatem Braves, with further allusions to umpire Bat Punelli and a Cincinnati Reds game ending in a dramatic fashion.
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