Cooperation plan tightens state federal enforcement of prohibition
Attorney General Mitchell disclosed plans for closer state and federal cooperation in enforcing the Eighteenth Amendment. The Prohibition Bureau will move from the Treasury to the Justice Department July 1, with 12 enforcement districts and 27 administrative districts aligned to judicial circuits. Amos W. Woodcock of Baltimore will head prohibition, under Howard T. Jones as assistant director, with deputies in each district and cabinet-backed efforts to involve states with enforcement statutes.
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Prohibition Bureau
Treasury Department
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Baltimore
Howard T. Jones
Storm delays U S dirigible in landing
The navy airship Los Angeles with 34 crew and 12 officers could not land at Lakehurst New Jersey due to a severe thunderstorm. It remained aloft in an unreported position with no major safety fears and was expected to attempt landing around noon. Joe Williams traveled to Texhoma Oklahoma on business.
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United Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Air Station
Los Angeles
Body of Priest Is Taken From Gulf
Browns ville mourns Father Jean X. Frigon pastor of Sacred Heart Church aged 59. His body washed ashore on the Gulf of Mexico Beach near Point Isabel after drowning during a Padre Island vacation. Coast guardsmen searched after hotel staff reported him missing.
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Brownsville
Jean X. Frigon
Sacred Heart Church
Gulf of Mexico
Point Isabel
Coast
Padre Island
Flashes of Life by Byted Press in New York
Mary Powell uses the pet name Chilla for her fiance, Charles E. Kingsford-Smith, the transatlantic aviator and squadron leader, who signs off with Cheerio, Darling. The affectionate detail appears in a New York feature amid portraits of wartime resilience and humor.
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Byted Press
New York
Mary Powell
Charles E. Kingsford-Smith
Cheerio
Darling
Wanted: People who Like Good Things to Eat
Local notice invites individuals with a taste for fine foods to visit Fink lea Electric Co at 511 Polk to call in person for details.
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Finklea Electric Co
Polk
General Electric
Mustapha Kemal’s adopted daughter weds in Istanbul
Rookie Ha im, one of Mustafa Kemal’s five adopted daughters, marries Lieutenant Husni at the Doma Bagce Palace. The couple and Kemal’s retinue plan a honeymoon at Yalova to open the summer season as Byzantine echoes meet modern days.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Haim
Mustapha Kemal
Husni
Doma Bagce Palace
Yalova
Costly gowns showcase gold and silver fashion
London society embraces new gowns produced by a molecular bombardment system that sprays 99 percent pure gold and silver onto velvet georgette and fur. The result is expensive attire reflecting cutting edge luxury in high society.
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