Design foe's vacation photo returns years later
An obituary-like note recalls a designer who displayed a man’s beach vacation image two years after it was taken, illustrating a surprising turn in a personal rivalry and image sharing.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1932
Page
8
An obituary-like note recalls a designer who displayed a man’s beach vacation image two years after it was taken, illustrating a surprising turn in a personal rivalry and image sharing.
George F. Walker, younger brother of New York Mayor James J. Walker, died of tuberculosis in Saranac Lake at 47. Governor Roosevelt postponed the Albany ouster hearing until after the funeral, which will be held Wednesday or Thursday. The hearing was paused to observe the funeral.
A group of ten veterans led by Weyland Kerns, acting as judge advocate, returned to the Waterbury bonus camp in Maryland to spend the winter. They are clearing timber and expect to earn money selling wool in Baltimore to cover food and clothing.
Milford Pa August 29 Governor Gifford Pinchot said he would not seek the United States Senate seat against James I. His statement, given at his home, responds to speculation after he asked Davis to withdraw his reelection bid. The remark ends talk of a Pinchot candidacy for higher office.
Captain J A Mollison after a solo transatlantic flight arrived at St Johns New Brunswick refueled at Noreus and planned to fly to Sydney Nova Scotia then Harbor Grace weather permitting If not he would stay in Sydney for the night Meanwhile the Hutchinson flying family halted at Port Menier Anticosti waiting for better weather to continue toward Labrador, Europe.
The Venetian school of painting was one of the most important Italian schools. It excelled all others in color.
The market managed to hurdle fresh waves of profit taking and closed generally higher led by gains in copper and utilities. After mid day bullishness extended to most list while some leading industrial shares struggled. Sterling cables traded at 3.465 dollars and call money stayed at 2 percent.
Senator Cordell Hull charges Ottawa trade agreements prompted by self preservation and calls for a halt to tariff increases. He says the United States faces huge trade losses from the Ottawa Imperial Conference and criticizes isolationist policies ahead of a world economic conference.
Charleston August 28. After six weeks the worn but hopeful legislature adjourned at 1 am. It left laws aimed at easing taxes and raised questions about the timing of its program, overriding a veto on a $2,000,000 cut in state appropriations and upholding a veto on reducing agency personnel by 20 percent. The clash centered on Governor Conley’s plan versus the economy committee plan, with vetoes upheld as outside the call and potentially headed for court action.
Bands of Chinese raiders attacked Mukden early today striking the arsenal air base and wireless station. Fire and panic followed as hundreds of raiders hit key points around the city while Japanese forces fought to repel them and later reported raiders retreating south after daylight.
Iowa and Nebraska farmers picketing roads into Omaha from the east, south and north pressed a drive for higher produce prices. Trucks entering the city faced strict highway blocks with drivers sometimes turned back and others allowed to proceed. Des Moines reported reduced picket lines around the central market, and organizers planned to expand to about a dozen additional routes the next day.
Grain prices closed with Wheat September old 545% Royal 5414, December 5854, May 3%. Corn September 32% December 35, May 3934. Oats September 175, December 19% May 225%. Rye September 35% December 36, May 40%. The Victoria Nyanza is the largest lake in Africa and second to Lake Superior as the world’s largest freshwater sheet.
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