University head urges business like liquor law enforcement
Dr Clarence Cook Little of the University of Michigan told a Grand Rapids audience that prohibition enforcement and liquor import control have failed and should be treated as a business matter. He argued unenforced laws teach youth a poor lesson and that government standards influence behavior. He urged funding and personnel considerations comparable to army navy and customs, implying tax support may be needed.
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Anandetea Press
Grand Rapide, Mich
Clarence Cook Little
University of Michigan
Modernist and Fundamentalist Views Stir Debate
Washington cites Rev. James Montgomery on hell in religious divergence. New York notes Miss Elin Mackay views on women marrying for rights, while a debutante prefers football to society events. Chicago reports Lieut Col Barne defending remarks about Jane Addams after a Springfield speech.
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Chicago
A. FE. Barne
Jane Adams
Springfiedd
Ilinois
Jane
Couple heads west to start chicken ranch after long cross-country trek
NEW YORK AP. Mr and Mrs Louis Lassiter wed ten days after their cross-country journey from Texas and Arizona ended in New York. He lost four fingers in a factory accident along the way and worked at a rodeo in Newark before settling in the East. They plan to move to the San Joaquin Valley for ranch life next spring.
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New York
Louis Lassiter
San Joaquin Valley
Texas
Arizona
Bar-O Ranch
Lassiter
Circle Bar
Dallas
Billie
Richardson
Broadway
New Jersey
Detroit
Anutomobile
Anf
Newark
N. J
Lks Club
Lassiter Yesterbar
Tornado Relief Effort Underway Across Midwestern States
The Associated Press reports ongoing relief efforts after the March 18 tornado in Missouri, southern Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Nearly two million dollars has been allocated for disaster relief and recovery work in the affected areas.
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Associated Press
Pier
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Aftermath of Disaster Aids Rebuilding Efforts Intensify
Red Cross assists residents in rehabilitating communities and a back to school drive begins. Fear keeps many children from entering school buildings after springtt storm losses. About 500 remain injured with 266 in West Frankfort. recovery may take a year. Homes and farms in Gorham DeSoto Illinois and Griffin Indiana suffer major damage.
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Red Cross
West Frankfort
Gorham
DeSoto
Illinois
Griffin
Indiana
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