Fall Fashion Shows Offer Multiuse Costumes With Renaissance Flair
The feature on fall fashion highlights versatile suits and coats designed for multiple needs from football games to tea in town. Details include swagger coats, detachable capes, long and short coats, and ensembles in greens, rusts, Parma violet, and black. Noted are caracal trimming, Renaissance-inspired clasps, and decorative gold metal accents, with trends pointing toward a Renaissance influence in accessories and motifs.
Senate Hearings On New Tax Bill End
Washington August AP after listening to a final blast from organized business against the tax bill passed by the House of President Roosevelt's request the Senate finance committee today concluded public hearings on the measure. Chairman Harrison immediately called an executive session for tomorrow to consider revisions. He expressed hope the bill could be made ready for Senate consideration early next week.
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Dairy conditions continue favorable across the region
The New Mexico State College reports dairy conditions remain favorable, with milk production higher than last year by early June and butter consumption rising in 1935. Oleomargarine intake nearly doubles 1934 figures, while government purchases may boost demand amid improved pastures and feed prospects in eastern New Mexico.
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New Mexico State College
New Mexico
Inquiry Clears Clayton Relief Work Of Starvation Claims
Today reports alleging starvation in Clayton due to poor relief were found unfounded after an inquiry conducted by Maj. Todd Moss. The investigation reviewed local relief efforts and concluded no such famine conditions existed.
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Black Widow Spider Death Claims Penrose Woman
Canon City Colorado reports the death of Mrs Bert Davis age 37 from a black widow spider bite received while sleeping at her home in Penrose. County physician Ken Wyatt confirmed the poison caused the death, with the bite dated about a week prior.
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Penrose
Ken Wyatt
Conference committee seals social bill agreement
Washington reports that a conference committee resolving Senate House differences on the social security bill reached complete agreement by removing the Clark provision that would have allowed tax exempt private pension plans to continue.
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Senate House
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