Paris Fur Forecast in Fashion Show Reports Luxurious Winter Wear
Paris Aug 4 A Paris fashion show by prominent dreamer Lantern Tonight showcases pre winter fur trends. Models parade waist length wraps and full length fox capes in lush greens, silvers and blacks. Leopard and Australian beaver pelts highlight opulent coats and dramatic sleeves. Evening gowns glitter with sequins and silver embroidery as white chiffon ensembles pair with pleated skirts.
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Government To Control German Banks In New Oversight Plan
Berlin reports the German government will place government control over banks and appoint a special officer in the Reichsbank to supervise the system. A radio address tonight expected to outline the move and a later English translation for a U.S. hookup.
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Radio Bill Criticized By Bar Association Panel
Washington Aug 4 The Fes bill requiring 15 percent of radio facilities be used for education drew sharp criticism from the communications committee of the American Bar Association The panel warned enactment would add heavy costs and affect about 30 high power stations and around 240 lower power stations now in operation.
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Reconstruction contracts total 2 billion in past week
Washington Don reports four thousand eighty three thousand four hundred forty dollars in public and ACMl public construction work awarded by the president's emergency employment committee. This brings the total contracts to about 2 billion dollars for projects in thirty eight states.
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Oil patentor Brazier faces postal charges after arrest
Giorgs E. Dor Brazier an independent oil patentor was arrested at Gadewater on a B Smith Dallas postal inspector complaint. He is charged with using the mails to defray costs. Bond set at £3000. Prosecution notes were filed in Hebrevwort.
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Cigarette Tax Stamps Sale Began at Local Banks
Texas cigarette tax stamps go on sale after August 22 at Front National Bank International Bank of Commerce Commonwealth Bank and Trust Camarillo National Bank Alamo National Bank City Central Bank San Antonio National Bank and other banks. Banks will distribute stamps until a permanent plan is established per state treasurer Charley Tockhart.
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Museum to Close for Mexican Art Exhibit and Display
Wilte Memorial museum will close Wednesday and Thursday to prepare for a Mexican art exhibit. Curator Jen Hehnitz Quillin notes the event will be staged with a watermanua demonstration and a special display shift. Count Rene V Tarnoncourt of Austria supervises the August 12 show, sponsored by the Pan-American Round Table.
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Needlework Guild Joins Federation of Texas Women’s Clubs
The Gen Antonia branch of the Jay Federation of Women’s clubs announces joining the federation. August 21 is Federation Day for the Alexican act exhibit at the Witte museum with executive board hosts. Full support is pledged to the Daughters of the Republic of Texas for plans. Donations to Fort Sam Houston tuberculosis wards are requested for the park around the Alamo project and the recreation hall at the post will receive them.
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Tennis Queen's Picture Painted in Yoric Portrait
A fragmentary OCR reads as a portrait piece about a tennis queen figure. The wording is garbled, but it suggests imagery of a painted portrait and a notable person connected to tennis. The readable names and details are too incomplete to identify specific individuals or events.
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Virginia
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Carolinas
Porto Rico Dry Repeal Forecast
Commissioner Davila of Porto Rico predicted that a repeal of prohibition on the island would fail and that he would seek authority from Washington next winter to halt such measures. Davila, who arrived by plane, said enforcement on the island had failed, while Director Walcott of the prohibition bureau criticized the enforcement after a recent inspection trip.
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Labor Wages Probed on U.S. Buildings
The Department of Labor opened a wage inquiry into hours and pay on government construction sites. Investigators cited complaints from union officials that painters brought from other cities to work on a new Internal Revenue Bureau building are allegedly working over eight hours daily and receiving less than prevailing union rates.
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An unclear 17th century style riot accusation report
Fragmentary text accuses royalists in Spain of fomenting terror amid unrest in Reville Cardoya and Malaris. Mentions affidavits, parliament, and alleged operations by groups, with scattered names and terms.
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Community Banko Party At Park With Prizes Prompted
A community event at Denver Telehite Park is planned as a neighborhood gathering on a Tuesday dusk. The park committee will distribute prizes to all children attending, and a noted envoy with ties to Japanese and other communities is set to visit. A three year term for a resident visitor expires this autumn.
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Negro Bandit Kills Druggist in Early Morning Hold Up
A masked assailant shot and killed a druggist during a hold up at a city store. The gunman fled with cash and valuables, and a brief manhunt followed as a hospital report listed a suspect injured in a later incident. Police released scant details and urged witnesses to come forward.
Two Fascists Killed in Clash with Reds Reported
Report from Wivustock says two fascists were killed in a street clash with German Reds and Communists today. Police and witnesses describe a volatile confrontation spanning the afternoon with several injuries noted.
LETO'S PYORRHEA REMEDY PROMISED GOLD ON MONEY BACK
Fragmentary ad text touts a remedy for trench mouth and foul breath as a guaranteed cure. It claims to seal the worst cases when applied directly and compares itself to mouth wash. Also mentions McElroy's Dine and Cr and a price or offer.
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