Prohibition Reform Moves Advance in Washington
In Washington on June 7 the Hoover administration pushes for a joint congressional committee to unify enforcement of prohibition. Secretary Mellon and Attorney General Mitchell brief the new law observance commission as it prepares a two year study of enforcement. A three senator four representative panel is slated for judiciary committee review with focus on transferring enforcement to the justice department and handling industrial alcohol permits.
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Associated Press
Washington
Capitol
Hoover
Department of Justice
Congress
National Commission For Law
Mellon
Mitchell
Inter‘epartmental Committee
Justice Department
Jones
Judiciary Committee
Inter-Departmental
Law Enforcement Commission
Administration
Coast Guard and Customs Services
Treasury
Immigration Inspection Service
Labor Department
Congressional Committee
Prohibition Unit
The
Commerce Department
Court House Records Show Deeds and Vehicle Registrations
Warranty deeds list transfers from W L Lyons to W C Hamilton and Fay D Turner to Texas Plains Realty with prices around 1000 and 10 dollars. Vehicle registrations include names and addresses such as J L Havines and Opal L Hennenhofer with various cars and dealers in Plainview, Canyon, and Borger, plus multiple Chevrolets and Fords. Marriage licenses issued to five couples including T T Ward with Mrs Bieberich and Robert Cones with Miss Mary Elizabeth McKenzie.
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W. L. Lyons
W. C. Hamilton
Fay D
Turner
Texas Plains Realty
Carl L. King
Anne C
Summers
C. C. Dist
T. T. Ward
Garland C. Bieberich
Robert Cones
Mary Elizabeth McKenzie
William H. Billingsley
Novelle Ayer
Millions Employed in U S Motor Transportation
Chicago June 7 More than 4 300 000 persons are employed in motor transportation in the United States according to a survey of the Chicago Motor Club.
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Chicago
United States
Chicago Motor Club
French Workers Rally Against Pay by Check
Paris workers denounce proposals to pay city employees by check, arguing they must be paid in metal money. They cite a code article stating employees must be paid in money of metal and demand the city uphold this provision.
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International News Service
Paris
Code of Employment Laws
Medical College of Virginia Graduates 168 in Largest Class
Richmond reports the Medical College of Virginia conferred degrees on 168 students on May 28, marking the largest class in the school's history. The graduates represent a broad range of medical disciplines and signify continued growth for the institution.
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Virginia Medical School
International News Service
Richmond
The
Medical College of Virginian
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Yoram
Victoria Hotel
Sidney J. Mitchell
Court House Records
J. L. Havines
Fillmore
Mann Mtr. Co
Oakland
Opal
L. Hennenhofer
Plains
R. D. Gist
Walter Irvin
Ford
Kyon-Consolidated Pet, Corp
Tulsa
Frost Mtr
Buick
Fred Verner
Grover
Texas
Panhandle
Plymouth
T. C. Ward, Sterley, Texas, Amarillo
Olds
Viking
F. P. Davenport
W. 6Th
Har
Tman Mtr
Pontiac
D. C. Walton
E. J. Hill
Canyon
West Texas Gas+Co
Fish
W. W. Eubanks
Borger
D. L. Hickcox
Plains Chevy
F. Salamy
Taylor
Edwards
North Pacific
U. S
Associated Salmon Packers
Smith Tower
Seattle
Polk ST
W. Sixth ST
Sunkist
Concho
del Monte
Libby
Swift
McNeill & Libby
Pickles
Perth
Rainbow Food
Shankless
Ham
Eis
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