Guffey may run for governor amid party realignments
Washington report notes Joseph F. Guffey, a seasoned Pennsylvania Democrat, may seek the governorship after critics say his radio denunciations weaken his upper-house clout. The piece traces his career from Tammany ties to Roosevelt support and notes internal party tensions over patronage and strategy. It also covers Garner's sugar bill maneuver and broader congressional battles shaping Roosevelt’s second-term agenda.
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Senate
Joseph F. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Guffey
Tammany Hall
Tammany
New York
Inquirer
National Committee
John J. Raskob
al Smith
Raskob
Joseph T. Robinson
Hot Springs
Ark
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Keystone
Roosevelt
Jim Farley
Pat Boland
Scranton
House
Supreme Court
Garner
Bill
John Nance Garner
Congress
White House
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
America
College wardrobe of suede and long cape outfits featured
The article highlights fashions for college bound girls including long cape costumes, suede jackets and accessories, and fur trims. It notes interchangeable outfits with capes, the rise of suede in autumn wardrobes, and fur accents on full suits and coats as key trends for the season.
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Lagoon
Lake Front
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Spices Lend Hues for Fall Wardrobe
Spice shades like ground ginger yellow tan and whole cloves brown inspire late summer and early fall fashion. Fabrics in light to medium weights pick up these tones while cosmetics harmonize with the palette. The trend links food flavors to style as stylists guide the season's wardrobe.
Fall Hats Go Low in Back From Paris
Paris fashion reveals a falling back silhouette as Patou showcases the new low-back hats. Hair is covered and secured without elastic with forward draping of toques creating a long back-to-front line. Brims curve up on one side and swoop low on the other to emphasize the profile.
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Patou
Multicolored Accent White Shantung Costume
A summer costume features a white shantung outfit with a front yoke of multicolored striped applications. Bright stripes in red green blue and yellow appear again on the pockets of the short white shantung jacket.
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Shantung
Belting Ribbon Hats Boost Costume Flair
A simple accessory idea highlights belting ribbon hats as a quick way to refresh outfits. Black or colored ribbons transform a costume with a fresh, stylish touch.
Sister Dresses by Cherie Nicholas
Matching dresses are the hour’s trend with little girls and sisters wearing similar outfits. The frocks feature a theme song print inspired by In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree with rosy cheeked apple motifs.
Vallee praised as radio talent scout by peers
Rudy Vallee is hailed as the great talent scout of radio while Tommy Riggs gains notice on his program and may soon host his own show. The piece touts Riggs as a rising star and imagines a gala tribute program with Vallee and fellow stars. Mona Barrie discusses her stage move from Hollywood to New York and her role in Jimmie Cagney’s Something to Sing About, praising Cagney as superb to work with.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House
Supreme Court
South
White House
AAA
George W. Norris
Bell Syndicate
WNU
NCE
Rudy Vallee
Tommy Riggs
Mr. Riggs
Charlie McCarthy
Vallee
Walter O’keefe
Bob Burns
Edgar Bergen
Mona Barrie
Hollywood
New York
Margaret Tallichet
Texas
Carole Lombard
Selznick International
Miss Tallichet
Mt. Kisco
Henry Fonda
Kenny Baker
John Payne
Jimmy Stewart
Cary Grant
Dick Arlen
Lily Pons
Gene Raymond
Jack Benny
Renee
Europe
Joan Crawford
Chi
Joan
John Barrymore
Western Newspaper Union
The Life of Emile Zola receives stellar praise
The Life of Emile Zola starring Paul Muni earns unprecedented critical acclaim. The review warns against assuming it educational and dull, calling it an exciting, thrilling evening at the theater.
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Emile Zola
Paul Muni
When Ancestors, Change, and Wonder Fade in Modern Life
A reflective piece on fading enthusiasm for perfection in humankind. It notes that some accept people as they are, while others are disappointed. It touches on changed city dwellers, embers under rising cakes, and the thinning wonder as life advances. It ends by linking belief and conduct and the repetitiveness of celebrations.
Room for Courtesy Emerson Quote
A concise quotation from Ralph Waldo Emerson about courtesy expressing that life, while brief, always leaves space for courteous behavior.
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Emerson
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