Hollywood Fashion Leaders Paris Rival Dress Design Influence
Mrs. Massey’s paper on Fashion Design notes Paris as world fashion arbiter, with Hollywood emerging as close second for American dresses, tracing designer histories from Lanvin to Chanel and Molyneux. She highlights material origins, silk looms, and the dreamlike speed of transatlantic fashion exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
Oer Massie
Paris
Hollywood
United States
America
France
Lyons
Jeanne Lanvin
Nicole Groult
Paul Poiret
Gabrielle Chanel
Laluxe Fashion
Mme
Louise Boulanger
Parisiennes
Worth
Eugenie
Lucille
Edward Molyneux
Elspeth Champ Communal
Peking
Manchuria
Howard
Miss Hunter
China
French Strike Shows Voters’ Confidence Amid Paris Closures
The piece notes a continued government response to a Paris strike with the nation urged to keep calm. Blum blames employers for chaos as large food stores and meat packers in Paris stay shut. Lebas appeals to workers to use good sense and avoid fault, while citing the People's Front victory as motivation for better conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Blum
France
Lebas
People’s Front
Tribute to Burns Amid Funeral for Speaker
The service opened with Secretary Hull at left and Senator Robinson behind. Dr. Montgomery led a brief funeral sermon after the Twenty third Psalm as mourners bowed their heads. Burns requested Montgomery conduct the service before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Senator Robinson
Dr. Montgomery
Front Royal Social Notes and Upcoming Events
Mrs. Helen Galt and Miss Anna Russell visit Lin home of the Whites in Front Royal. Miss Frances Simpson returns from Farmville to her parents. Rotary Club meets at the Afton Inn while the Front Royal Mount Depot Horse Show opens tomorrow at 9 30. Army officials from Washington expected. Warren Rifles Chapter UDC meets with engraving gift of Watch of Stonewall Jackson. Lyle McFall to attend Randolph Macon College finals in Ashland May. Students and locals attend band broadcasts and visits to Charlottesville and Roanoke areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Helen Galt
Anna Russell
Washington
Dan
C. H. White
Lin
Frances Simpson
State Teachers’ College
Farmville
Frank Simpson
James Simpson
Front Royal Remount Depot
Army
Warren Rifles
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Veterans Hall
Stonewall Jackson
Mary Forsyth
Prem Royal
John Rinker
C. R. Ridemonds
Elizabeth Eastham
Edith Samuels
Farrison
Local youth attends Randolph-Macon event in Culpeper
Mr Bill Wahl of Culpeper attended the Randolph Macon College exercises yesterday.
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Bill Wahl
Culpeper
Randolph-Macon
Yestern BY
William Olsen
New York
Local families plan weekend visits and travel notes
Richmond residents Mr. and Mrs. Roger Payne Jr. visit relatives this weekend. Capt T E Roberts leaves Randolph Macon Academy to study at Union Theological Seminary in Richmond. Various locals travel for dances, college sessions, and June Week at West Point with named individuals and towns such as Charlottesville Farmville Lexington Roanoke and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Payne, Jr
Richmond
Mr. Payne
Mrs. Payne
T. E. Roberts
Randolph-Macon Academy
Chasé City
Robert
Union Theological Seminary
J. L. Lockman
Lockhart
Youngest Graduate Bride Four Months
Front Royal Virginia June 5 Mr and Mrs Robert Ronalds announce the marriage of their daughter Roberta to James Kenneth Howell son of Mr and Mrs J W Howell Bentonville The wedding occurred February 5 in Hagerstown Md The bride graduated Tuesday from Warren County high school as the youngest member of the class The groom is a clerk at the C C C Camp near town They will live with the bride's parents for now
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Front Royal
Robert Ronalds
Roberta
James Kenneth Howell
J. W. Howell
Bentonville
Hagerstown
Warren County High School
Landon Reads About Himself
Gov Alfred M Landon is shown at his Topeka Kansas home reading a newspaper page devoted to him. The image captures his prominence as Kansas favorite son and potential Republican presidential nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Topeka, Kas
Handley School Students To Tour Washington In Reward Trip
Forty three Handley School pupils will depart Winchester at 6 AM on a chartered bus for a day in the capital. They will attend a Tigers game and visit the Smithsonian Lindy Spirit of St. Louis and Mt. Vernon. Superintendent Quarles and class advisor Otis Sargent lead the trip after a 96.99 attendance average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Group
Washington
Sargent
Bucky Harris
Detroit ‘Tigers
Smithsonian Institute
Lindy
St. Louis
Mt. Vernon
George Washington
Otis “Snag” Sargent
Winchester
Quarles
Ochs
County Office To Close Tomorrow On Confederate Memorial Day
The county clerk's office will close all day tomorrow in observance of Confederate Memorial Day in Winchester. Clark M. Smith, clerk of the corporation court, said his office will remain open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Clark M. Smith
Corporation Court
Baldwin Reinstates Hoare as First Lord of the Admiralty
London reports Prime Minister Baldwin brings Sir Samuel Hoare back into the cabinet as first lord of the admiralty following his resignation over the Italo-Ethiopian war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baldwin
Samuel Hoare
Admiralty
Fraley to Coach at Randolph-Macon
Shenandoah Valley Academy coach W F Fraley confirmed he will join Randolph-Macon Academy next year to coach football and baseball. He praised leaving Winchester but welcomed proximity to the city. At Shenandoah Valley, his teams posted strong records including an undefeated football season, a 14 of 18 basketball mark, and a 10-5 baseball showing. Lieut W B McCall, the academy commander, plans to depart for Marion South Carolina soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Fraley
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Randolph-Macon Academy
Fraley
Randolph-Macon
Winchester
W. B. McCall
Academy
Marion
Senate Resumes Its Tax Battle
Washington June 5 the Senate reopened the fight over taxes on undistributed corporate profits Senator LaFollette argued profits are the only fair revenue for government tax justice Senator Lewis warned he would seek a vote to kill the tax bill and send it back to the Finance Committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
LaFollette
Lewis
D-Ill
Senate Finance Committee
Salem Congregation Church of the Brethren Events
Salem Congregation Church of the Brethren led by L. R. Dettra with pastors Cephas Fahnestock and W. L. Riggleman holds Jubilee on Front Royal Bike Sunday School at 10 a.m. Superintendent Jonah Funkhouser Preaching 11 a.m. on second and fourth Sundays. Young people meeting at 7 30 p.m. Flossie Fultz president. Salem near Stephens City Sunday School at 10 a.m. Superintendent R. L. Lynn Preaching first and third Sundays 11 a.m. Elder Emro Fike closed a successful meeting last Sunday morning inviting everyone to services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Dettra
Cephas Fahnestock
W. L. Riggleman
Jubilee
Jonah Funkhouser
Young People's Meeting
Flossie Fultz
Salem
Stephens City
R. L. Lynn
Emro Fike
Lack of Vitamin A Affects School Children
Dr Logan Clendening notes that subtle Vitamin A deficiency in children may show as sub normal dark adaptation in tests with 213 subjects, with 45 affected. Diet correction using cod liver oil and milk fat improves light sensitivity. vitamin A sources include milk fat yolk eggs and fish liver oils. Editor offers seven pamphlets for ten cents each and a stamped return envelope.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Uni
Iowa
Clendening
Baltimore Markets Report on Livestock and Produce
Baltimore market notes show produce prices for Maine potatoes and New York sacks, Baltimore cattle and hogs with price ranges, calves and sheep values, and Chicago hog and cattle activity. Also listed are poultry figures, freight-style corn feeds, and dairy rations with varied price quotes across regions and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Old Maine
U. S
New York
U. 5
Maryland
Delaware
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Dept. Agri
California
Local Markets and Retail Prices Listed in Daily Sheet
The Star publishes daily market figures for local grains feeds and farm products. Prices include patent flour, corn meal, dairy feeds, mixed feeds, and live stock, with bag sizes 12 to 98 pounds and per barrel rates where shown.
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le Dairy Food Cog
Kasco
Wea
Erso
BOO
Magnolia
Cevese
Severe Hailstorm Wreaks Havoc Across Farms and Towns
A damaging hail storm swept through multiple areas west of Mt. Clinton causing ruined wheat and corn fields, gardens, and orchards. Hailstones up to pigeon egg size battered Hollow Mill Montezuma and Bridgewater, piling three inches deep on sidewalks. wind also struck Peyton Marshall orchard uprooting ten trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Clinton
Montezuma
Bridgewater
H. M. Hammer
Virginia Public Service
Peyton Marshall
Stock Market Closes Irregular Amid Mixed Commodities
New York June 5 stock market showed a gloomy view of foreign affairs with lead issues down fractions. Light selling faded in the final hour, and some groups recovered modestly as transfers neared 000 shares. Bonds were backward and foreign currencies quiet. wheat and corn fell, while several blue chips posted varied closing prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
al Chemical
Anaconda
A. T
Beth Steel (New
Chrysler
Credit
DuPont de, N
Elec
U. S. Steel
West UN. Tel
West, el, and M
Woolworth
Grain Quotations in Chicago and Cash Wheat Prices Decline
Chicago markets show a softer tone as wheat prices slip late in the session. Rain in North Dakota sparks bearish notes while traders await a deeper Northwest rain to avert drought fears. Cash and futures prices move lower across wheat and related grains with various bid levels in Chicago Baltimore and Winchester markets.
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Chicago
North Dakota
Baltimore Wheat
Baltimore
Uprooted Report Replaces 75 A5 First Record
An early notice states that the 75 A5 designation was superseded by an uprooting report, marking a shift in the reported event and its initial identification.
Illness Fatal William Johnson 38 in Paris Virginia
William Johnson 38 of Paris Va died in Memorial Hospital this morning at 9 10 o clock. He had been a patient there since June 2. Johnson was employed as a cook at a camp in Paris where workers were installing a town water system. Details of his connections were not available.
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William Johnson
Paris
Memorial Hospital
Johnson
Winchester Ministerial Association to meet June 8
The Winchester Ministerial Association will hold its next meeting on Monday morning June 8 at 10 30 o clock in the Handley Library correcting an earlier schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Ministerial Association
Handley Library
Not Apologetic (Continued From Page 1)
Bachmann accused the Kansan of being an avowed friend of the New Deal and said Governor Landon previously supported and praised Roosevelt. He claimed Kansas had benefited from federal money and urged Republicans to reveal Landon’s true political views.
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Bachmann
Landon
Roosevelt
Kansas
Rainfall Impacts Eastern Shore and Virginia Crops
A general rain spread across the Eastern Shore from mid afternoon into the night reaching quarter inch at Richmond and fifth at Lynchburg. Light showers revived vegetation in the James River Valley while wheat ripened slowly and was short but well filled. Grass and plants recovered from drought with 0.62 inch at Roanoke though Northern Virginia saw about half an inch with little effect on crops.
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Richmond
Lynchburg
James River
Roanoke
Washington
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley Academy honors graduates and staff
Diplomas awarded to Edward Linden Daniels and others with names from Fort Monmouth to Winchester. Post graduates receive certificates. special awards go to Claude Herrell and Henry Schneider Jr. The honor roll lists top grades. a silver cup is presented to Col. and Mrs. Roszel. Col. Roszel resigns after 28 years. a new headmaster is to be announced.
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Edward Linden Daniels
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Thomas J. Kite
Manassas
Charles Manly Robert Ward Greer
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick David Pierce
Brooklyn
N. C
Charles Wesley Dean
Berryville
Walter Parmele Massey
Winchester
Dalton Eston Lackey
Statesville
Samuel Cox
Enfield
Henry Schneider
John Archibald Thomas
Johnstown
Hugh Stuart Crisman
Courtney Kenneth Grim
Claude
Herrell Auta Cormick Reynolda
Orynolda
Saunders
National Society
Z Colonial Daughters
Charles Manly Busbee
Waleter W. Fraley
Henry Schneider, Jr
James Bradshaw Beverley
W. B. McCall
F. D. Pierce
Col
Roszel
Busbee
Harry Kimmel Fowle
B. M. Roszel
J. Pinckney Arthur
Col. Roszel
H. D. Fuller
Board of Trustees
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Roszer
E. L. Daniels
R. B. Ne
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Hollywood New
Carl Massie
Burns
Warren County
The
Winchester Evening Star
Gussie McFall
Telephone Front Royal 149-R
Front Royal News
Mrs. Fray
Miss Annie Comptons
Skyland
Nately LeRoy
Beckford School
James Golden
Front Royal Rotary Club
Afton Inn
Lyle McFall
Randolph Macon “Olimee
Ashland
Afemay
Dante
Carrie Schés
Selma
Gladys McFall
Misa
Janie William
Scheuer
Nburg
Messrs
Aubrey ‘Iyan
Francis Lee Spent
Sis
Charlottesville
Sue Moore
A. L. Harrison
Robertsonville
Buddy Dodie
Barbara Higgens
Blacksburg
V. PF. i
Mae Burke Fox
Quicksburg
Thurston Branham
T. W. Tayloe
Palatka, Florida
Louise Borden
Farmville College
Jesse Borden
H. H. Bowman
Elizabeth Thomson
Frank Forsyth
Lexington
Duncan Gibb
University of Virginia
J. D. Deverle
Kitty Arnest
Tappahannock, Va
Ted Stansbery
Cises
Elizabeth Major
Col. Letcher Hardeman
West Point
Miss Major
Gov
Central Press
Tom
Madge Evans
Film Colony
Tom Gallery
Zasu Pitts
Handley School
Hoare
Salem Congregation
Church of the Brethren
Versity of
Drs Clendening
Star
S. V. A. Diplomas
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