National 9 Interpreted By William Bruckart
Washington commentary analyzes two Democratic primaries Florida and Pennsylvania. Pepper's New Deal win in Florida contrasts with Pennsylvania turmoil over labor power, Farley harmony plea, and Guffey-Lewis influence. The piece suggests 1940 party alignments and shifts may follow from the Pennsylvania result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Bruckart
Florida
Pennsylvania
Claude Pepper
Townsend
James Roosevelt
J. Mark Wilcox
Dave Shultz
Farley
Democrats of
Harmony
Earle
United States Senate
State Committee
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers
Kennedy
John L. Lewis
Joseph Guffey
Roosevelt
Charles Alvin Jones
Pittsburgh
S. Davis Wilson
Philadelphia
Wilson
Lewis-C. I
John D. M. Hamilton
Hamilton
House of Representatives
Stack
Father Coughlin
Crosby
James J. Davis
G. Mason Owlett
Republican State Committee
Arthur J H. James
Gif
Pepper
Organized Labor
John Lewis Brand
White House
John Lewis
Mr. Jones
Death of King Arthur in Tennyson Tale Revealed
The tale recounts King Arthur's fatal battle and the betrayal of Sir Modred. Sir Bedivere sacrifices to dispose Excalibur at the lake, while Arthur dies awaiting passage on a queenly barge as old order changes. The narrative closes with a call to prayer and renewal. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Tennyson
Sir Modred
Sir Bedivere
Lord Tennyson
King Arthur
Modred
Bedivere
Round Table
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Beautiful Life of Alfred Lord Tennyson and Career Highlights
The life of Alfred Lord Tennyson is described as romantic and vivid, shaped by the loss of his friend Arthur Hallam and the subsequent ten years of retirement. He published In Memoriam for comfort, became Poet Laureate after Wordsworth, found fame with Victoria’s support, moved to the Isle of Wight to escape visitors, and died in 1892 at eighty three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Lord Tennyson
King Arthur
Arthur Hallam
Tennyson
Emily Sellwood
Wordsworth
England
Queen Victoria
Isle of Wight
Lovely Swiss cottons trend in season fashion notes
Cherie Nicholas highlights fine Swiss cot tons and sheer fabrics for day and evening wear. The piece praises washable sheers, organdies, nets, and laces, noting versatile, affordable options for dresses, ensembles, and summer wardrobes with vivid prints, ruffles, and sashes. The text showcases garden party, wedding, and graduation attire with coordinated accessories and color schemes.
A Coat Classic by Cherie Nicholas
A feature on the season's coat classic highlighting smooth white wool velour cloaking that pairs with sports or dressy frocks. The piece notes beige wheat copper and mustard wool tones over black or navy dresses and underscores a separate coat as essential for high quality wool weave and classic style this season.
New Clothes Draw on Grecian Influence for Fashion Lines
The afternoon and evening outfits show Grecian and Brahmin drapery with shirring and tiered skirts shaping hips and bosom. Scarves wing from shoulders and cover the head or neck of evening gowns while prints of dots stripes and flowers enhance the collection with bold combinations.
Embroidery Trim Frocks Highlight Early Summer Styles
Embroidery and applique trims define early summer dresses with dull or vibrant colors. Paquin's crepe dress showcases tiny red turquoise and green stitching from yoke to hem with sleeves trimmed to match. Nina Recci introduces a collarless neckline and a wide sash with pearls and gold thread in geometric patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paquin
Nina Recci
Bows Add Feminine Touch to Simple Daytime Frocks
Designers trim ordinary daytime dresses with delicate velvet or grosgrain bows. Bows appear on horizontal ribbon bands extending to both sides with military precision. Tiny lower bowknots scatter over net and other fabrics, adding subtle decoration to simple frocks.
The Jillis Lodger and the Montana Gang Mystery
A troubled wife takes in lodger Charlie Brown to stave off poverty in a frontier Canadian settlement. Tim Jillis shoots himself after jealousy, a gang abducts Brown, and a masked mob tarred and feathered him. The Mounties pursue the case as a sergeant’s past surfaces and a cross border chase unfolds toward Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Jillis
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Charlie Brown
Brown
Jillis
Jills
Mounted Police
Montana
Jillis Place
Lethbridge
Alberta
Heaven and Earth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilsii
Ford Pinchot
Mr. Kennedy
New Deal
House
Kentucky
Barkley
Senate
Alben
A. B
Chandler
Western Newspaper Union
Prem
Elizabeth C. James
Elizabeth James
By Cherie Nicholas
Cherie Nicholas
Captain G. Elliott - Nightingale
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