Navy blue reigns in spring fashion as Wally dress silk debuts
New dress silk prints the name Wally in an all over pattern while navy blue suits return with a modern cut. Designers show a slimmer silhouette with squared shoulders and accent shades like sulphur yellow and carnelian red. Nellie Rosenstein and Jo Copeland showcase street wear in dark blues and blacks, pairing with halo hats and white gloves.
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Wally
New York
America
East Parade
Nellie Rosenstein
Jo Copeland
Sik
Nettie Rosenstein
Senate Debates $50 Million Seed Loan Bill On Capitol Hill
Today on Capitol Hill the Senate takes up a $50,000,000 seed loan bill while the Rules Committee weighs government tal reorganizations. Civil liberties and railroad financing probes continue as the Judiciary subcommittee resumes hearings on O'Mahoney licensing bill. House considers placing all postmasters under Civil Service. yesterday the House passed a $790,000,000 deficiency relief bill. Senate handles routine business.
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Associated Press
Senate
Rules Committee
Judiciary
O’mahoney
HOUSE
No Children At White House Now
Washington reports the White House is empty of children for the first time in over a month as Eleanor and Curtis Dull arrive or depart, marking a notable change in residence activity.
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White House
Washington
Eleanor and
Curtis Dall
General Motors Distributes Employee Savings Funds
General Motors announced the distribution of ten million seven hundred thousand dollars to its employees from the company savings and investment plan. The funds come from the employees' own savings and investment proceeds.
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New York
General Motors Corporation Today
Pepecnienles
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Winchester Park Yearly Visit and Improvements Recap
Last year 90 192 children visited Winchester Park with 31 picnics from city and county. Four new tennis courts and a club house were built plus improved sanitary facilities playground amenities and swings. Ballpark resurfaced with four grandstands and three softball diamonds. total 1936 expenditures 3545 with 1800 city funding and 2180 in donations leaving a 565 deficit and a 50 rent payment due to the Park Association.
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Winchester Park
The
Park Association
Man leaves note and nickel for meter maid to pay fine
Dallas resident F. L. Robbins of Balls hides a nickel and a note in an envelope addressed to the police officer on the beat and affixes it to a parking meter. The note asks the officer to pay the meter when his time runs out and says he is going to the doctor's office.
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Dallas
Tex
F. L. Robbins
Fee System of State Is Rapped By Jail Expert
Charlottesville Va Jan 21 Russell B DeVine state supervisor of jail accounts told the University of Virginia News Letter the main cause of Virginia’s large jail commitments is the fee system and that Virginia is among the few states paying local jail costs. He urged probation, recognizance, and bond use plus regional farm ideas to reduce jail stays and noted that last year’s commitments reached 77 977 with the current rate rising.
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Charlottesville
Russell B. DeVine
U University of Virginia News
Virginia
Rhode Island
DeVine
Longest Way Around Is Found Shortest For Puddle-Jumping
Cincinnati flood forces reporters to detour as usual routes vanish under water. Taxi drivers recount 25 to 300 mile detours around submerged areas from Beechemont levee to Price Hill and beyond, with Louisville and Portsmouth effectively cut off. Distances and time become meaningless in this flood chaos.
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Paul B
Mason
Cincinnati
Beechemont Levee
Price Hill
Louisville Ky
Lexington
Portsmouth
John Compston
Dayton
Wilmington
Washie C. B
Indianapolis
Richmond
Ind
Compston
Lawrenceburg
Here
Death Stalking Among Refugees
Two refugees from the Louisville flood area died in Mitchell Indiana yesterday. Mrs. Sarah Held aged 62 died of heart disease induced by cold and exposure and Philip H. Kraus aged 70 died from exposure at an emergency hospital.
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Mitchell
Ind
Louisville Ban
Sarah Held
Philip H. Kraus
Skiing accident leaves Clarence Kruger on crutches
In Battle Creek Nebraska Clarence F Kruger felt a crack while skiing. He checked his skis and found no break yet a physician diagnosed a crack in his leg bone leaving him on crutches instead of skis.
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Neb
Clarence F Kruger
Kruger
Madison Lodge Pays Tributes To Two Members
Madison Lodge No. 6 O ith Odd Fellows Winchester Virginia mourns two members Newton B Grove who died December 16 1936 and another unnamed brother. The lodge adopts resolutions expressing condolence and sends copies to the family and to the Virginia Odd Fellows and The Winchester Evening Star.
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Madison Lodge
No. 6
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Newton B. Grove
Ter
Madison Lodge No. 6
O. O.F
Winchester
Virginia Odd Fellows
Wine Evening Star
Publicaon
Christ Ganes In Memoriam Notice
In memory of Christ Ganes who died January 16 1937 the golden gateway to the eter.
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Christ Ganes
Madison Lodge Mourns Beloved Brother in Winchester
The Madison Lodge No. 6 I O O F of Winchester Virginia expresses condolence to the family of a deceased brother. It notes the passing of a true and faithful member and orders a copy of the resolutions recorded in the lodge minutes and sent to the family and for publication in The Winchester Evening Star.
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Madison Lodge No. 6
Winchester
Virginia Odd Fellow
Winchester Evening Star
Local Economist Warns on Pennies and Dollars
Tobias Kipper argues small savings magnify tax revenue while questioning what workers do when employable people are fully employed. He frames potential roles for machinery and labor in an engaged economy.
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Tobias Kipper
Railroads Offer Free Transport to Flood Areas
Railroad offices in Winchester were informed that rail lines will move foodstuffs clothing medicines and other supplies to flood areas without charge when shipped by and consigned to the Red Cross. The free movement of supplies will continue for days.
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Winchester
General Headquarters
Red Cross
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