Paris Fashion Displays Lavish Lanvin Show Of Opulence
Paris Parisian fashion week features Lanvin in a display of opulent materials and high silhouettes. Lace pantaloons with evening frocks, wide five yard hems, blue veils and white straw hats appear amid fur trimmed coats and sequined neckline embroidery. Green and orange accents mark bold street and evening ensembles.
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Milady
Lanvin's
Lang
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Jace Pestamons
Tae
Arsenic Witch of Hungary Sentenced to Death
Debrezin Hungary February 6 Hungary sentenced an 11 year old arsenic witch to death for four murders. One pupil received life imprisonment and 15 years. Six other women, whose husbands died mysteriously, were acquitted for lack of evidence.
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Hungary
Debrezen
Johan Nagy
Canada Town Gets First Automobile
ELSAS Ontario February 6 A small lumber town 170 miles northwest of Sudbury boasts its first motor vehicle. The vehicle, a delivery sedan, was brought in by Donald Clarke Port Arthur timber operator and reportedly the first car many residents had ever seen.
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Elsas
Ontario
Sudbury
Donald Clerke
Port Arthur
Sir James Heath Weds Fourth Time at Reats Office
Sir James Heath aged 83, coal producer, married Dorothy Mary Hodgson, 36, at the reates office in London. This is his fourth marriage following a divorce from Raphie Mary Elliot-Lynn in 1932.
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London
James Heath
Collery
Dorothy Mary Hodgson
Reetates
Sir James
Raphie Mary Elliot-Lynn
Reng
School Building Discussion Slated
Members of the School Patrone and South Side leagues will gather at Page Junior school at 8 p.m. Wednesday 16 to discuss the school board's building program including South Side high school and other construction work.
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Page Junior School
Wednesley
South Side High School
Social calendar round of teas and parties in San Antonio
A busy midweek social schedule features Mrs Charles Ogden and Mrs J W Nixon hosting dinners in San Antonio with guests including Carolin Kanpinata and Miss Katherine Richey. Thursday events include Strom Milburn’s luncheon at San Antonio Country Club, Kappa Delta Alumni Association activities, and bridal party announcements for Miss Be Be Be Be. Other gatherings include luncheons at the Bright Shawl and a museum Old Time Dancing program with multiple orchestras and hostesses from local society.
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Heer
Kokernot Jr
Alpine
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Herbert, Ogden
New York
J. W. Nixon
Hell Hone
Carolin Kanpinata
Strom Milburn
Iancheon
San Antonio
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Hichey
Robert A. Richey
William Trewin Wrath
First Presbyterian Cluch
Katherine Richey
Aor
Ler
Yair Henry Archer
Mys
Hougcon Munson
Mery Davis
Jean Richey
Betty Wyatt
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Beaury Coop
Orin Auld
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van Henry
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J. L. Center
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T. J. Donnell
Fat Kelley
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Man Arrested on Narcotic Charge in Federal Raid
Twenty four year old Steve Urbina of 90% Wosk Travis Street may enter history as a narcotic pedlar with a federal charge for selling two grains of bergin. Deputies Tar Cook and narcotics agents Terry Telent and Carl Walsh led the raid. Urbina was lodged in the county jail. Also noted is a rail statistic: freight train length has risen to 46 cars from 38 since 1928.
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Wosk Travis Street
Terry Telent
Carl Walsh
Heritt Albert West Jr
Tar Cook
Urbina
211 Persons Given Special Counsel by Welfare Body
The social welfare body in Bexar County with offices in San Antonio provides special counsel to 211 persons in 1934. The legal aid department helps the poor settle debts and save money, with an estimated $9178 saved for the needy last year. The 1935 goal includes cooperation with the State Medical Association on a bill for sterilization of mental defectives.
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Byne San Antoio” Social Welfare
Butcal, Whith
Bexar
Frederick Terreil
Terreil
Iegal
Candidates to Open Degree Work at Army Lodge Meeting
Eleven candidates will begin degree work at a meeting of Army lodge No. 95 on February 7 at 7 p.m. in the Crockett hotel. The degree team will work under the supervision of Monroe Pleasant.
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Crockett Hotel
Monroe Pleasant
Pipeline plan eyed for Texas to St Louis and Detroit
Representative Jones backed Secretary Fekes plan to route a 50 million dollar gas line from the Texas Panhandle to St Louis and Detroit. He urged using gas for electrification and pressed for a Tennessee Valley Authority style authority while noting cheap well gas prices. Ickes said the PWA may allocate 50 million for the Hite line.
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Jones
Democrab
Texas
Fekes
Texas Panhandle
St. Louis
Detroit
Pine Works
Tennessee Valley Authority
Ickes
PWA
Duchess Marina Uses TV to Pick Hat From Far Away
In London Princess Marina of Greece, bride of the prince, viewed a televised fashion parade staged at Crystal Palace via Baird Television. She chose a hat six miles away, preferring one that suited her oval features, avoiding a long town trip.
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London
Kend
Greece
Nofara
Westminster Abbey
George
Baird Television, Ltd
Crystal Palace
Roosevelt declares cotton barter deal with Germany dead
President Roosevelt announced at a press conference that the proposed cotton barter agreement with Germany is dead. He noted Germany offered 25 percent in cash and 75 percent in goods, but asked whether the 75 percent in goods would be restricted by the gall-dumping clause and whether it would violate current trade limits.
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Roosevelt
Germany
Bee
United States
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