Fashion trends adapt to multiple needs this fall
A fashion note describes fall outfits designed for varied occasions from football games to tea in town. Swaggers coats detachable fur capes long and brisk coats with black accents and Renaissance motifs highlight the season. Universal colors include greens rusts Parma violet and black, with silks and gold-metal embellishments. The Renaissance influence grows, seen in jeweled clasps and sword-belt styled buckles, as gold-toned accents appear on garments. Photographic style and tone mirror a period fashion column.
Senate Hearings On New Tax Bill End
Senate finance committee wrapped up public hearings on the Roosevelt tax bill after business pressure. An executive session was set for tomorrow to draft revisions. Expect sessions to continue with possible night meetings as changes are discussed.
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Senate
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Charles C. Mayer
Epic Society of California
Ellsworth C. Alvord
Congress
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Farmers Week at State College draws wide attendance
County extension agents report New Mexico farm families and 4-H members from across the state will attend the Annual Farmers Week at State College the week of August 19. Organizations including the New Mexico Crop Improvement Association and a State Poultry Association will participate along with vocational agriculture and home economics teachers. The program features farm tours, experimental plots, college laboratories, and education on dairying poultry fruit and vegetable raising and 4-H work. Dairy conditions in the region show continued favorability with rising butter substitute consumption and potential relief purchases by the government.
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New Mexico
State College
New Mexico Crop Improvement Association
State Poultry Association
College
E. E. Anderson
New Mexico State College
Inquiry Clears Clayton Starvation Claims
An inquiry led by Maj. Todd Moss found reports of starvation in Clayton due to relief work were unfounded, concluding the allegations were not supported by evidence.
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Clayton
Maj
Todd Moss
Black Widow Spider Causes Death in Colorado Woman
Canon City reports the death of Mrs. Bert Davis, 37, of Penrose, from a black widow spider bite. She was bitten a week ago while asleep at home. County physician Ken Wyatt said there was no doubt the poison caused the death.
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Canon City
Colo
Bert Davis
Penrose
Ken Wyatt
Conference committee ends social bill gridlock
Washington Aug AP conference committee members reach complete agreement on social security bill by scrapping the Clark provision that would have allowed tax exempt private pension plans to continue.
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Washington
Senate
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United States
Joseph F. Cox
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Cox
Santa Fe
Romeroville
J. R. Martin
Okey
Martin
Clayton Santa Fe
Lea Rowland
Works Progress
HIWAY
C. R. Sebastian
Attornee General’s
Highway Department
Horton and Bixler
Albuquerque
Quincy D. Adams
Ment
Clovis
Edward H. Oakley
Public Works Administration
Col. H. B. Hackett
PWA
Oakley
Oakkey
Endicott-Johnson & Star Brand
Makin’s Dry Goods Store
N. Main
Kipling
Pecos Valley
Black Widow Spider
Death Woman
Tulia
Clardy’s
Gross’ Cash
North Main
Lys
Popeye
Oxfords
Penney
Dolichon Tire Shop
2Nd Street
Roswelk
RONDO
H. C
Cheviots
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