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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1933
Page
7
Paris fashion notes describe a move from shoulder widening to necklines and hips with high day necklines, yoke collars, bibs, draped backs, and sheath skirts. Evening wear features high fronts and draped sides while trains return with sheath silhouettes. New sweaters include a raglan cardigan and an eel gray pullover with kimono cut.
The coming season showcases midi lengths, colorful vessels, lames and metals, new crepes in rich silks, satins, and double faced satins. Ottomans textures with elastic satin scarves, gloves, and double flared accessories feature in varied styles. Paris emphasizes high neck day wear with draped fabrics, self ties, cravats, and brooches as jewelry gains bright braided tubes and bold color.
Up to Friday noon a total of 183 applications for work had been registered by the Frederica county re employment office at the Courthouse, or anch of the U S Re employment department. Charles N Staley, manager in charge, outlined a countywide schedule for the coming week and the office staff reported progress with both temporary and regular employment.
Invitations have been sent to leading motorcycle riders to compete at the Great Frederick Fair on October 13 alongside the International Congress of Daredevils. Promoter B Ward Seam says the program will be one of the most interesting in Maryland, with six top riders from across the country and professionals from Maryland allowed to compete.
Washington reports opposition to minimum markups in the 9 billion dollar food industry as the Farm Adjustment Administration plans a public hearing on October 9 for a master code to regulate prices. Officials indicated no price fixing would be allowed for distributors, with measures to curb price cutting by retailers to cost plus 19 percent. The code aims to stabilize national trade and is awaiting final signatures for potential October 16 effectiveness, while Des Moines records a rising death rate.
A Cuba national filing reports heavy gunfire and clashes in Havana as troops disperse communists. Four killed and unknown injured including American newsreel photographer Joe Gibeon. Heavy fighting centered along Relna Street near the Anti-Imperial headquarters and Diario de la Marina. A 15 year old boy among the dead. many wounded.
An unexploded shell buried on the South Mountain battlefield west of Middletown for over six decades was found Monday morning by R Glenn Gaver of Middletown while squirrel hunting near Reno. About two inches of the shell protruded, with the piece measuring ebb inches in length, suggesting it had been uncovered by recent rain and heavy ground movement.
Deputies B Frick Doll and J R Miller, along with a state officer, were sent to a Stambaugh farm location near Walkersville around 12:30 AM to investigate two reports of two unknown men seen by Mrs Stambaugh. The only accessible details cite a vague sighting and no further information was obtained.
Nonsensical OCR text mentions a political race with candidates Candis and William H Beater Jr. from Plangelonia Boh, and a note about an Aw Toy Mr Bits and Ravious Rehemitete committee. Election targeted for October 5 during a Chicago national convention.
Grange plans a Tuesday night program at the Peagasville schoolhouse at 8 o clock led by Ballenger Grange. Mrs Thomas L Cutler lectures and Prof Charles Richard son of the University of Maryland speaks. A reading by Mrs Deltz and a male quartet perform, with Miss Mary Benson and Richard Hargett.
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