Britain forms national government to balance budget
The crisis prompts a coalition ministry led by Stanley Baldwin after eight Labour ministers resign and Prime Minister MacDonald resigns. A small wartime cabinet is formed with MacDonald staying as prime minister in a national government. Relief efforts in the United States expand under Walter Giford and Herbert Hoover, planning a unified drive to combat unemployment and avoid dole legislation.
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Britain
MacDonald
Trades Union Congress
Laborites
Buckingham Palace
King George
Scotland
Stanley Baldwin
Herbert Samuel
Baldwin
Mr. MacDonald
Philip Snowden
J. H. Thomas
Lord Sankey
Neville Chamberlain
Sir Samuel Hoare
Exchequer
Philip Cunliffe-Lister
Marquis of Reading
London Daily Herald
Labor Party
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Snowden
Washington
Federal Reserve System
Coalition
ITH
Department of Commerce
Walter 8. Gifford
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
National Relief
Fred C.croxton
Hoover
Gifford
Mr. Hoover
Rapidan Camp
Emmerson
Sinois
Ralph
California
Tudor
Maine
Winant
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
New York
Gav
Outbreaks, reform campaigns and economic talks sweep nations
A chaotic report covers yellow fever and disease in muddy lands, New York gangster crackdowns, and a push to repeal Prohibition led by Samuel Vauclain. It notes calls to return liquor control to states, formulas for resubmitting the Eighteenth Amendment, and political maneuvering around the Democratic nomination. The piece also details Isidro Ayora's resignation as Ecuador’s president after a peaceful revolt and a world congress in Amsterdam addressing unemployment and a five year moratorium on debts and reparations plus Soviet planning reports.
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Samuel Vauclain
Vauclain
National Treasury
Vaudan Ayers
Senatory Morrow
Robert J. Bulkley
Ohio
Kenton
Bulkley
Democratic Party
World Social Economic Congress
Amsterdam
Holland
C. H. van der Leeuw
International Industrial Relations Association
United States
Louis L. Lorwin
Brookings Institution
Washington
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Prohibition Director Orders Cease of Employing Women
Prohibition Director Wood orders city agents to stop employing women as informers or companions after investigating charges. He deems it unnecessary and disagrees with New York enforcer McCampbell.
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Prohibition
Wooodcock
Ciry
McCampbell
New York
Lindberghs Arrive in Tokyo for Warm Welcome
Colonel and Mrs Lindbergh reach Kasimigauma naval base near Tokyo and proceed to the capital where they receive a tremendous welcome from government officials and citizens. They plan about two weeks in Japan before a possible flight to China and Manila, with no fixed around the world itinerary.
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Olonel
Mrs. Lindbergh
Kasimigauma Naval Base
Japan
Tokyo
China
Manila
Western Newspaper Union
Travel Prints Dominate Fall Fashion Trends
In a back-to-the-city shift, travel prints emerge as practical chic for autumn wardrobes. Dresses and jacket-suits in wrinkle resistant fabrics feature plaids and tweedlike patterns with details such as tri color scarf collars and bolero jackets. White accessories, blue accents, and small tip-tilt hats complete the modern travel print look.
Accessories Add Life to Costumes for Early Fall
Out of door costumes for early fall are fashionable in white with pastel accessories. Soft pink and blue outfits gain polish with white gloves bags hats and shoes. Summer green pairs with white or colorless ensembles boosted by brown and white sports shoes. White accessories suit pink or blue. green or yellow frocks extend variety. Black accessories work with yellow or brown to match complexion.
New Millinery Styles to Influence Hairdress
Cherid Nicholas notes a shift in millinery with midseason and fall brimmed hats. Forward tilt reveals the left side and back of the head prompting a move from short bobs to shoulder length hair. Hair will curl at the sides with a soft full arrangement on the exposed left, requiring practice to wear the new hats properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hais
Milady
Cherid Nicholas
Pajamas Come In Two Color Combos For Style
Two tone lounging pajamas are described as versatile enough for dinner and bridge. Color pairings include pink with deep rose absinthe with turquoise yellow with pale blue and coral with navy among successful combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherib Nicholas
Designers Back Two Piece Dress Trend Faces Back-Button Hurdles
Designers advocate the two piece dress as fashionable again while noting new dressing obstacles created by back buttoning bodices. The shift toward simplicity brings some contradictions and debates in style.
Marriage Law Sparks Friendly Debate in Wedmore
In Wedmore a lighthearted exchange centers on a hypothetical marriage where one partner vows strict rules while the other hints at frequent amendments. The banter underscores playful domestic power dynamics and relationship balance.
Kruschen Salts Ad Promises Fat Loss and Cheerful Health
An old advertisement urges women to drink Kruschen Salts each morning with hot water claiming it banishes fat and enhances attractiveness. The copy touts “the little daily dose that takes off the fat” and promises the iconic Kruschen feeling of energy, with an 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks and a money back guarantee.
Give and Take Life Is a Measure to Be Filled Not Drained
A reflective aphorism urges that life should be enjoyed as a measure to fill rather than a cup to drain. It emphasizes savoring moments and fullness over depletion.
Grow Younger With Fellows' Syrup Promised Vitality
A vintage advertisement urges readers to regain youth by taking Fellows' Syrup claiming improved appetite energy and sleep. It promises noticeable after first doses and credits doctors with prescribing the tonic for years urging readers to ask their druggist for the genuine product.
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Campaign
America
Edward W. Pickard
W. S. Gifford
Couzens
Michigan
Detroit
American Red Cross
Everal
Federal Farm Board
Brazil
Stone
Farm Board
Frank L. Bowman
West Virginia
American Steamship Owners’ Association
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Iron Mountain
Mich
Congress
Ford
Oklahoma
East Texas
Kansas
State Public Service Commission
Murray
Sterling
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Louisiana
Arkansas
Yangtse
Hankow
Wuchang
Annyang
Anking
Kluklang
Vera Cruz
San Luis Potosi
Yamau- Hipas
Guanajuato
Mexico
York City
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Bainbridge Colby
Walker
S. Vauclain
Isidro Ayora
Ecuador
Chimborazo
Ayora
Col. Larren Alba
Quito
By Cherie Nicholas
Rinso
Fniraac Miller
Singleton
Kenosha
Wls
N. A
Des Moines
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