Flood of Beer to Sweep Across States and Cities
A Kansas City dated voice warns that legal beer is near, with 26 Missouri breweries ready for sale in St Louis and Milwaukee poised for prosperity. The speaker foresees widespread drinking, unsupervised sales to minors, and social upheaval as old time beers return with strong content and no limits, predicting a national scandal.
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Texas
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Missouri
Milwaukee
United States
New Mexico
Louisiana
Congress
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Brewers plan greatest beer ad campaign across Missouri
A Missouri publisher claims brewers will flood newspapers with beer ads and push stores to sell widely. He predicts a two to three year swing back to dry, with temporary business activity but long term hardship for merchants and households. He cites public sentiment turning wet nationwide and criticizes past enforcement failures.
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Missouri
United States
America
Beer Bill Hopes To Be Signed Today For April Fourth Legalization
The article notes President Roosevelt may sign the measure today, enabling beer to become legal on April 4. It cites opposition to rapid passage and says final action could come by tomorrow. It also explains a 15 day waiting period after signing before legal sale and mentions California grape growers and Virginia apple interests influencing the conference.
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Joint Committee
House
Rainey
McAdoo
California
Byrd
Virginia
United States
Youth Loses Both Hands in Initiation
Norman Oklahoma March 20 A University of Oklahoma initiation into the secret Loyal Order of Old Trusty cost George Latham Yates of Bartlesville both hands. An old two foot cannon known as Old Trusty discharged prematurely injuring the 22 year old junior. Other initiates had fired the cannon and sparks likely remained when Yates was ready to proceed. University officials said no disciplinary action would be taken after investigation.
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Okla
University of Oklahoma Engineering Society
George Latham Yates
Bartlesville
Old Trusty
Order of the “Loyal Order of Old Trusty
Yates
Canary Bird Care Needed While Owner Travels
A reader from Amarillo asks for a temporary home for a beloved canary singer. The owner plans to be away three or four months and will supply seed. Interested parties should call 9156 or visit 813 Sunset Terrace to volunteer.
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Canary
Amarillo
Sunset Terrace
U S keeps close touch as European leaders seek peace plan
The United States remains in close touch with European developments as British and Italian leaders seek French and German alignment on a disarmament based peace plan. Norman H. Davis of Tennessee is noted among officials observing the talks as Premier Ramsay MacDonald heads toward discussions with Daladier about Rome pact implications.
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England
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Europe
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Germany
Norman H. Davis
Tennessee
Zangara target still privately unknown in U S
Thousands witnessed the incident that cost Mayor Cermak his life at a Bayfront Park reception for Mr Roosevelt. Giuseppe Zangara fired a pistol bought for 7.50 dollars, wounding several, including Mrs Joe H Gill. Zangara, who claimed poverty and hatred of government, died at Raiford State Farm.
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Bayfront Park
Roosevelt
Zangara
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Miami
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William Sinnott
New York
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Newark
N. J
Russell Caldwell
Coconut Grove, Fla
Miamne
Fla
Giuseppe Zangara
Raiford State Farm
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Jackson Memorial Hospital
P E C Cowart Dies Silverton Pioneer
P E C Cowart 77 a longtime Silverton grocer died early Monday at his home. He was father to Earl Cowart a bank teller in Amarillo Pete Cowart a student at Amarillo Junior College and Mrs Tom Hanners of Amarillo. Two sons Bill in Chicago and Dick in Silverton plus daughters Mrs A E Wise of Happy and Mrs Nora Gilmore of Wheeler and his widow survive him. Funeral services likely Tuesday in Silverton.
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Cowart
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Amarillo
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Amarillo Junior College
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Bill
Chicago
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Happy
Nora Gilmore
Wheeler
Amarillo College Balladettes and Balladors Plan San Antonio Visit
The Balladettes and Balladors from Amarillo College prepare for the Texas Federation of Music Clubs convention in San Antonio after an earlier second place finish. A two part program The Fair includes ballads to a Carmen finale with 60 singers as the group raises funds for travel. Alta Potts Turk leads the ensemble with hopes of joining top state performers.
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Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Amarillo
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Dallas
Last rites set for W E McCormick in Panhandle church
Tribute to W E McCormick pioneer of the Panhandle will be paid Tuesday at Central Presbyterian Church at 4 30 p m Rev R Thomson will officiate He died Saturday at 813 West Thirteenth Avenue A veteran of the Spanish American War he had lived in the Panhandle 25 years Survived by three sons Ballie Wayne Myron and three daughters C C Kellogg Mrs M S Monaghan and Miss Erma McCormick Also survived by two brothers and four sisters The body will lie at the Blackburn Shaw funeral home Monday 10 a m to 3 p m Tuesday Interment Llano Cemetery
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West Thirteenth Avenue
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Wayne
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R. L. Thompson
Harry Kerns
J. W. Crudgington
L. J. Fulton
C. W. Burrow
Canyon
C. D. Hoover
C. C. Stewart
Howard Paul
J. T. Moody
T. C. Mott
M. H. Rockwell
Harry Duhrkoop
P. L. Yeager
Taxi Injury Trial In 47th Court Sees Indictment
Trial of Arlie Plummer, a taxicab driver, opens in 47th District Court on charges of failing to stop and render aid after injuring Amarillo attorney E A Simpson. Indictment lists three counts and missing vehicle details. Simpson hospitalized for weeks after the January incident. case expected to last all day. Trial of John Williams and John Odom on bribery charges postponed to May 1 as main witness J N Rutherford remains unavailable.
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E. A. Simpson
Amarillo
47Th District Court
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Simpson
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John Odom
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Vega
Local Essays on Tuberculosis Contest Entries
Amarillo students submit essays for the Texas Tuberculosis Association contest on the topic What Should a Grade Pupil Know About Tuberculosis. Prizes of 15, 10, and 5 dollars awarded in each grade band. Dr. Benjamin M. Primer sends essays to association headquarters.
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Amarillo
Texas Tuberculosis Association
Benjamin M. Primer
Association
Cotton ginning for 1932 shows decline
The Census Bureau estimates 1932 cotton ginned at 12,703,281 bales, down from 16,628,874 for 1931. The figure includes 30,500 bales expected after canvass and 722,152 round bales versus 621,370 in 1931.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Hebrews of U. S. to Join Protest Against Nazis
New York report says Jews nationwide are urged to observe a day of protest against Nazi treatment of Jews in Germany. The call follows a meeting sponsored by the American Jewish Congress where Dr Stephen Wise urged Jews to oppose Hitlerism and speak out publicly.
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Auto Collision Suit Over $5,000 Filed in Polk Street Crash
Johnnie Dickey sues G. W. Tillinghast and J. M. Simpson for $5,000 in district court over a September 16 1932 three way auto crash at Polk Street and Sixteenth Avenue. Dickey alleges Simpson struck Tillinghast causing her car to be damaged and she suffered a nervous breakdown.
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Simpson
Tillinghast
Erickson Sworn In as Senator for Montana in Walsh Seat
In Washington on March 20, former Montana Governor John E. Erickson took the oath to fill the late Ben Thomas J. Walsh’s Senate seat, despite protests alleging political trade in his appointment.
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Senate Today
John E. Erickson
Ben. Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Floods Sweep Ohio River Valley as Waters Reach New Highs
Equinox wall a moat two miles wide. New Richmond Ohio two thirds underwater. Manchester Ohio main street flooded. Huntington river-side levee under 51.2 feet flood stage 50. Louisville and Portsmouth patrol levees as flood spreads south toward Gallipolis where Mrs Harrison age 40 and her daughter 7 perish after car overturns. California Kentucky skiff overturns killing Gale Shrig 18. Covington Kentucky men George Heideman Henry Linne man and John Bain drown. Lawrenceburg Indiana teen Charles Stephen 14 dies after drinking water from river bottle.
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Ailee
California
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Covington
Lawrenceburg
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Church Class Social at San Jacinto Methodist
The Clark Wesley Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church hosts a social Tuesday at 2 30 in Fellowship Hall. All members and associate members are invited and asked to bring a prospective member. A special program has been arranged.
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San Jacinto Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report March 20
Hogs 4,500 steady to higher top 3.75 on 180 240 lb. sows 2.80 3.25. Cattle 9,000, calves 700. fed steers and yearlings steady to 0.15 lower. steers 4.00 7.00, 550 lb group 3.25 5.00, cows 2.50 408.00. vealers 3.50 6.00. stockers 4.00 5.75. Sheep 10,000 steady. lambs 90 lb 5.50. 90 98 lb 4.75 5.40. ewes 1.75 2.76. (x) Quotations reflect ewes and wethers. New Orleans cotton open quiet. May up to 6.45, July 6.63, Oct 6.83. ginnings season total 12,703,281 running bales. Market quiet but steady all morning.
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Census Bureau
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
Poem reflects on foreigners and shared humanity across borders. It argues that beneath outward habits and language, people share universal sorrows and joys and deserve compassion and friendship wherever their home may be.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Trade buying helps stocks amid mixed tones in New York
Trade buying and price gains surfaced in May at 6.48, July 6.64, and October 6.85, as early lows and Saturday's close left markets modestly higher. Rail shares showed firmness but traders stayed cautious. the market drifted dull with Washington policy expectations influencing rails and farm relief issues. United Aircraft and Corn Prods slipped while Studebaker rose on a favorable receivership note as call money eased from 4 to 3 percent.
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Claude A. Jagger
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Stll
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Louisville
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Do Headaches Respond to Harmless Dream of Najol Treatment
Do headaches drive you crazy. The ad urges avoiding drugs and promotes Dream of Najol Cream of Najol as a poison-free remedy. It claims poisons in the body cause headaches and promises lasting relief at a low daily cost with nightly and morning use. Buy at drug counters.
B. C. Relieves Periodical Pains In Three Minutes
A pharmacist prepared remedy named B. C. promises fast relief from menstrual pains and common aches. It claims to ease colds headaches neuralgia fever and nervous distress without opiates, in 10¢ or 25¢ packages sold at drugstores.
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