Liquor Flows in 24 States on December 5
AP reports 24 of 48 states will begin liquor sales on December 5 under varied rules. Some states permit open saloons while others restrict to meals, state stores, or licensed dealers with local options.
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Nevada
Montana
Chicago
Massachusetts
Arizona
Arizona Temperance Commission
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Indiana
Louisiana
Michigan
New York
New Mexico
Onio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Washington
Wisconsin
Nurse Seeks Job Through Tack Column Plea
A widow with 19 years of nursing experience requests work through the Tack column. She offers two years of hospitalizing training and asks for a paid position, asking for help in finding a job.
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Tack
Dial
Overton Quiz Witness Says He Belongs To Two People
Walter Moran, an Overton election commissioner, testifies before the Senate probe into the election fraud claims. He admits belonging to his wife and Mayor T Semmes Walmsley, while denying irregularities at his precinct and noting city employees receive dues to the Choctaw Club.
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New Orleans
Senate
John H. Overton
T. Semmes Walmsley
Walter Moran
Overton
Connally
Moran
Tom Connally
Texas
Choctaw Club
Walmsley
Allen Ellender
Ellender
Ticket audits follow governor order at state game
Capt E R Smith and Battery B 189th field artillery returned to Norman to audit Thanksgiving game gate receipts between the state university and the state A M College. Governor Murray had ordered the national guard to supervise ticket handling after passes were rejected at the gate.
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Chickasha
Okla
E. R. Smith
189Th Field Artillery
Norman
Thal Zame
State University
State A. & M. College
Smith
Murray
National Guard
Prices board backs open price systems rule set
The Prices board endorses open price systems with allowed seller matched prices to competitors within code constraints. Rules require new prices to take effect quickly, be withdrawable by sellers, not subject to agency veto, and publicly published for buyers and sellers.
Husband Held in Wife Death in New Mexico
In Albuquerque authorities request that Carl Wickman be held as they probe the death of his wife Mrs. Donalda Chicoine Wickman. Autopsies had been ordered in Denver and Holbrook for other Wickman spouses, with insurance and relatives prompting investigations.
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N. M
Viei
Okla
Donalda Chicoine Wickman
Carl Wickman
Wickman
Here
T. J. Mabry
Denver
Rhoda Keith Wickman
Mabry
Rhoda Keith
Marie Burns Wickman
Holbrook, Ariz
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Carloadings Drop for Week Reported by Association
The American Railway Association announced that carloadings for the week ending November 25 totaled 581 347 cars. This shows a decline of 17 942 from the previous week but an increase of 88 020 from the same week in 1932.
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Washington
U.P
American Railway Association
Court Refuses to Free Young Wynekoop in Murder Case
Chicago dispatch reports Earle Wynekoop failed in two attempts to gain freedom on charges of murder in his wife Rheta’s death. Judges David and Schiller postponed action to give police more time to investigate while Wynekoop’s mother, Dr. Alice Wynekoop, faces a murder indictment. habeas corpus for her was dismissed. Dr. McNarama noted slight improvement in her condition after rest.
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Chicago
Earle Wynekoop
Rheta
Joseph B. David
Jay Schiller
Earle
Alice L. Wynekoop
Charles Dougherty
Wynekoop
Francis J. McNarama
Dr. Wynekoop
Mobster Sharkey on Trial Near Nap Awakening
In court Sharkey, muttering in his cell, allegedly cried of loneliness and said he felt double crossed with McFadden amid Hamm trial prep. He rose toward confiscated guns during proceedings but was restrained by guards. Stewart noted conduct as possible insanity.
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Four
Sharkey
Stewart
McFadden
Chicago
Hamm
Touhy
Schaeffer
Mystery slaying ties to Cleveland manhunt and burned clues
A Cleveland case unfolds with a midnight arrival at a camp, a man fleeing, water running for hours, and scraps of Cleveland addresses found. An electric iron tests positive for blood, Irene Diebolt identified as the victim, and authorities chase Wilson with sightings in Washington and New York. A burned shirt near Kent and burned clothing near Barstow deepen the trail as sheriffs coordinate across cities.
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Irene Diebolt
Wilson
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Texas
van Horn
Pecos
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Smith and Gennerich named to head Federal Reserve
Smith is reported to lead the Federal Reserve System with Gus Gennerich chosen for the position. The move is framed as the presidential response to critics of the administered currency policy, which he intends to continue pursuing.
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Gus Gennerich
Federal Reserve System
Stop That Cold First Day Remedy Promise
An old time plea extols Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a pure cold remedy. It claims internal action opens bowels fights germs and fever relieves headache and griping and strengthens the system. Sold by druggists for 302 and 50e with insistence on full name.
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Grove
Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Summary
Livestock markets show hogs slow and lower with top at 3.65 and cattle steady to weak across weights. Cotton in New Orleans opens firm, gains early but eases, March near 10.11 and May 10.24, with time.
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U. S. Dept. of Aur
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Liverpool
Teachers urge balanced athletics in schools at Texas meeting
Dr. Frederick W. Maroney of Teachers College draws focus to integrating athletics with education at the University of Texas Interscholastic League meeting in Austin. He warns against letting sports overshadow learning while noting activities can help students develop their best qualities. Kant died in 1804 as Napoleon moved toward broader conflict.
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U.P
Frederick W. Maroney
Teachers College
Columbia University
University of Texas Interscholastic League
Maroney
Napoleon
Europe
Kant
Hitler Churchs Cabinet to Quell Tilt in Berlin
Reichbishop Ludwig Mueller faced a delicate task as he reorganized the Protestant church cabinet after its resignation. He must balance loyalty to the state with adherence to the Bible and resist anti Christian pagan influences while facing opposition from the anti Semitic faction led by Von Bodelschwingh. Mueller holds complete power to unify the church, with a provisional cabinet expected and a possible synod later.
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Reichbishop
Ludwig Mueller
Hitler
Germany
Reich
Mueller
Friedrich von Bodelschwingh
Reischsbishop
Thompson to Address Amarillo Bar Association Meeting
Col. FE. O. Thompson of the Texas Railroad Commission will speak at Amarillo Bar Association tomorrow noon in the Red Room of the Amarillo Hotel. He will discuss receive regulation and legislation at state and federal levels affecting oil and gas industries.
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Col. FE. O. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
Amarillo Bar Association
Amarillo Hotel
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