Weekly News Review recap of Roosevelt era politics and labor clashes
National politics and labor battles headline the week with Roosevelt’s purge faltering as Senators Pope and others face renomination while Girdler’s blast against the CIO tests civil liberties. Idaho and Arkansas votes signal shifting alignments as Germany’s Berlin to New York flight marks transoceanic progress and Cantons Enderbury bases foretell joint U S British aviation plans.
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Idaho
Ohio
Arkansas
Franklin Roosevelt
Iowa
Gillette
Missouri
Clark
Nevada
McCarran
Georgia
Walter F. George
Lawrence Camp
South Carolina
Washington
Cotton Ed” Smith
Pope
Hallie W. Caraway
Senate
Harvard
Sen
Robert J. Bulkley
Martin L. Davey
Bulkley
Robert A. Taft
Republic Steel Corporation
Tom W.girdher
John L. Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
Robert M. la Follette
Civil Liberties Committee
Little Steel
Republic
Labor Board
National Labor Relations Act
Tom Girdler
LaFollette
Floyd Bennett Field
Berlin
New York
Germany
Brandenburg
Canton
Enderbury
U. S
Great Britain
Pacific
What-to-Wear Problema By CHERIE NICHOLAS DE4E
Cherie Nicholas offers two season fashion advice with four costume options in a mid autumn to early winter style feature. The piece highlights a silk sheer tuxedo jacket dress as a versatile choice, a black crepe afternoon dress with numerous tucks, a navy silk sheer dinner/afternoon gown with a pleated bodice, and a black suede-silk daytime dress with draping and a matching silk jersey turban. It notes coordinating pink accessories, gloves, hats, and floral corsages to complete ensembles suitable for various occasions.
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Western Newspaper Union
Silk Day Coats by Cheate Nicholas
A fashion feature presents long black silk coats in midseason wear with crepe faile or ottoman weave. The model showcases a corseted waist with vertical tucks, a flared front-swept skirt, and a baroque patent leather belt with a white pique boutonniere. Worn over a midsummer print frock, the outfit carries a between-season costume.
Peasant fashions continue popular this fall
Cherie Nicholas notes ongoing appeal of peasant attire in fall collections. Dirndls return with lively wool challns prints, black velvet ribbon belts, and metal buttons. Swedish motifs persist with gay embroidery as alpine hats with bright feathers lead millinery.
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Cherie Nicholas
Det
Street Length Clothes Turn Picturesque for Fall Wear
Paris dressmakers present informal street length outfits as glamorous as evening gowns. Bruyere offers a full skirted taffeta dress worn over a starched petticoat with white stockings and a poke bonnet. Paquin showcases sophisticated afternoon suits with draped jackets and fox fur collars.
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Paris
Bruyere
Paquin
What to Eat and Why 2 Ice Cream Nutrition by Goudiss
Houston Goudiss argues ice cream is a nutritious protective food rich in calcium vitamins A and G. He recommends daily milk quotas, discusses fat content standards, pasteurization, and safety, and promotes homemade or well frozen shop versions. He compares ice cream to milk, notes calories and protein, and urges liberal use for vitamin A and dietary balance.
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C. Houston Goudiss
East 38Th Street
New York City
Ice Cream as Part of Daily Ration Says Nutrition Authority
Nutrition guidance notes ice cream should be part of daily meals not eaten alone. It slightly slows stomach emptying but provides important nutrients. Coffee can raise meal temperature so ice cream and hot coffee can be compatible. Ice cream with cake or pie improves gastric juice but requires meal adjustments. About five billion pounds of milk used annually for commercial ice cream, about three gallons per person. Home production adds to this, and properly made ice cream ranks with wholesome dairy foods.
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WNU
C. Houston Goudiss
Short Tennis Dresses Highlight Skirt Lengths
Store experience shows the most popular tennis dress features a skirt two to three inches above the knee, reflecting current style preferences for practical athletic wear.
Sheer Housecoats Drive Petticoat Trend in Film Era
The article notes films influence a trend toward sheer housecoats worn over ruffled petticoats. It cites cinema as a stylish driver, shaping domestic fashion during the period.
Purple and Plum Shades Planned for Early Autumn Fashion
Fashion circles discuss purple and plum tones entering midsummer outfits as a major trend for early autumn. The color is to appear in daytime dresses, sportswear, accessories, and especially velvet afternoon dresses and evening gowns, highlighting a royal hue.
Gay Kitchen Lightens Tasks Pattern 1783 Ad
A vintage ad offers decorative towels to brighten kitchens with applique or plain embroidery. Pattern 1783 includes six motifs about 5 by 9 inches, transfer pattern, applique pieces, stitch illustrations, and required materials. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Highth Ave New York City. Include name and address and pattern number.
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Sewing Circle
Needlecraft Dept
Highth Ave
New York City
Traitorous Doubts Quote in Shakespearean Verse
A compact quotation from Shakespeare warns that our own doubts betray us and hinder chances to win, citing the danger of fear before attempting to pursue goods or success. The line reflects classic literary counsel on courage and self-imposed limitations.
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Shakespeare
Damson Conserve Recipe Promoted By Aunt May Tilgy
Ad extols Aunt May Tilgy s Damson Conserve as part of a modern kitchen culture. It touts million dollar laboratories and seasoned cook book sections within the newspaper. The copy frames national advertisers sharing tested formulas and recipes perfected by extensive experience and labor.
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Cheate Nicholas
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