Job for Dr. Doran outlined as beer enforcement tightens
Dr James M Doran chief of the bureau of industrial alcohol explains the new 3 2 percent beer law and the ebuliometer device used to measure alcohol content in breweries He recalls past work in prohibition and jokes about the instrument while predicting solid enforcement after April 6 without trouble for now superseding and brewing compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Doran
Bureau of Industrial Alcohol
North Dakota
Chemical and Technical Division
Treasury Division
Treasury Department
Prohibition
Bureau of
Industrial Alcohol
Pennsylvania
Dr. Doran
Radio Clock Butterfield on 3.2 Brew Return Plans
New York expects beer control to not be in effect in time for the 3.2 brew celebration. WABC CBS schedules Chicago St Louis Milwaukee airings April 6 with clubs and breweries as origin points. NBC has not announced plans. Tonight WEAF NBC lists Stern Orchestra at 6 and Ellington at 11.
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C. E. Butterfield
Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
New York State
Middle West
Wabc-Cbs
Chicago
St. Louis
Milwaukee
NBC
WEAF
Harold Stern
Jack Pearl
Duke Ellington
WABC
CBS
Evan Evans
Colonel Stoopnagle
Budd
Morton Downey
Ted Lewis
WJZ
Wayne King
Radio City
Twin Cities
Trees for Waste Land and the Roosevelt reforestation plan
The article argues for using idle land to grow trees under President Roosevelt's unemployment relief program. It notes forest area has shrunk from 822 million to about 100 million acres and warns cutting will exhaust supplies in two decades. It cites 310 million idle acres suitable for tree planting and urges action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Recovery program I by Glenn Frank summarized
A column reviews a proposed national recovery plan from The Vose of Young America by James H. R. Cromwell. Ten points include adopting parliamentary government, compensating top officials, forming a Liberal Young America movement, trimming veterans' relief, reducing bureaucracy, ending farm overproduction subsidies, limiting public works, banning more tax exempt securities, shifting to indirect taxes and local income taxes, and adopting a British style actual budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Frank
James H. R. Cromwell
United States
Veterans’ Bureau
Great Britain
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Train playroom and tangled tracks in New York studio
In a Sutton Place loft Bob Winans turns a large north light studio into a vast model railroading complex for Katharine Brush’s son with extended track, tunnels, stations, and a central control board. The scene draws visitors and playful mischief amid the high rise art crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bob Winans
Katherine Brush
Bob
Winans
Sutton Place
Major Napoleon Riccoli Arrives to Tangle Destinies
In a scene loaded with tension predictions rise as two figures debate firing and fleeing. Major Napoleon Riccoli arrives tomorrow to complicate the fates of a hundred people amid threats and schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Riccoli
Dr Fishbein Explains Jaundice Causes and Risks
Jaundice results from bilirubin entering the blood, turning skin and eyes yellow. Obstruction in bile ducts from stones or tumors, infection, or inflammation can cause bile backflow and yellow urine, clay stools, and potential bleeding disorders. newborn jaundice is common but some birth infections are severe.
Dan Thomas in Filmland Hollywood
Walter Strohm, a MGM photographer, spends years roaming the world to capture location scenes and notes exact spots to reuse scenery. His files of nearly half a million photos reveal that nearby areas can substitute distant locations for authentic backgrounds. Myrna Loy resisted a sunken bath scene before the tub was raised for the shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Walter Strohm
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Photographic Corps
Strohm
Los Angeles
England
Riviera
Myrna Loy
Myrna
Powers-That-Be
Texas D A R picks Dallasite as new regent
Mrs H C Turner of Dallas was elected regent of the Texas chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution as the three day convention ended. Officers chosen include Pomorrow Turner San Antonio vice regent R W Fender Fort Worth second vice regent M N Chrestman Dallas corresponding secretary Louise Craig Navasota treasurer Armond Rainer Houston registrar Gus L Ford Lubbock historian T R Lentz San Antonio librarian G B Barham Nacogdoches chaplain E G Bischoff Austin parliamentarian The group backed Roosevelts normalcy plan and favored a state oath of allegiance for teachers. Current state regent is Mrs W P H McFadden Beaufort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Wells
H. C. Turner
Dallas
Texas
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pomorrow Turner
San Antonio
R. W. Fender
Fort Worth
M. N. Chrestman
Louise Craig
Navasota
Armond Rainer
Houston
Gus L. Ford
Lubbock
T. R. Lentz
G. 8. Barham
Nacogdoches
E. G. Bischoff
Austin
Roosevelt
W. P. H. McFadden
Beaumont
Charters Granted In Texas March 30
The Arpana Refining Company at Arp has chartered with capital stock of 10 000 and incorporators R J McMurrey M H McMurrey and Wm McMurrey. Sprowls and Cronin Company of Hereford chartered with 30 000 capital stock and incorporators J T Cronin W H Cronin Walter Sprowls. Nueces Iron Works of Corpus Christi amends charter reducing capital stock from 10 000 to 5 000.
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Austin
The
Arpana Refining Company, Minerals
Arp
Capital
R. J. Mc Murrey
M. H. McMurrey
Wm. McMurrey
Sprowls and
Fire Chief bars cat rescues on private property
Greenwich Conn March 30 Fireman James Prately was badly scratched and bitten by a treed cat. Chief Isaac M Hubbard ruled against future rescues of this kind on private property though the rule does not apply to cats that climb trees on public property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich, Conn
James Prately
Isaac M. Hubbard
Vatican Puzzle Answers Row and Clues
A newspaper puzzle column lists across and down clues with numbers and partial phrases including VERTICAL and HORIZONTA sections, asking for word fills such as common nouns and terms like tree yieldin oil and first U. S. state to declare a bank holiday, with numerous abbreviated or misspelled entries typical of a period puzzle page.
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Vatican
U. S
Guiding Your Child Encouraging Lies
Mrs Agnes Lyne argues that many parents train children to lie by false promises and threats. The piece notes that kids test limits with candy prunes balloons and crying, often realizing lies go unpunished and imitation spreads. It warns parents their dishonesty teaches deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Lyne
Harlem Gossip And Society Snaps From The 1930s
A collage of society notes and bon mots from Harlem and New York socialites. Items include bankers in lighthearted fashion, a pacifist quip from Don Marquis, Mrs. McGuire seeking a perfume thief, and misc updates on Ballard Macdonald, Tippy Gray, Carl Van Vechten, Mrs. Blair Niles, Oliver Herford, Florence Ryerson, and a playful telegram about dinner oil cloth.
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Don Marquis
Playhouse
William Anthony McGuire
Ballard Macdonald
South Seas
Tippy Gray
Carl van Vechten
Bob Davis
Blair Niles
East Forty-ninth Street
Devil's Islands
Oliver Herford
Antioch, O
Courthouse records list multiple deeds and registrations
Mary Donnell sells to Perry Shyrock for 10 dollars on Belmont Park Lot 25 Block 6. R. B. McDowell sells to H Z Yarbrough for 2500 on Glidden & Sanborn Addn Lot 16 Block 164. Otis Williams sells to Joe McLelland for 2500 on Original Town Lot 67 and 68. Ernest Denney sells to B G Denney for 10 on Mir. G E Mickle sells to Zilpha M Russell for 1 on Summers Adda Lot 13 Block 160. Mickle sells to Mrs Georgia McKee for 1 on Summers Sub Lot 166-171-172 and 184. Miller sells to F W Miller for 300 on Summers Sub Lot 9 Block 46 Roberts. W Falls B L sells to A G Miller for 300 on Summers Sub Lot 9 Block 46 Roberts. Vehicle registrations show W D Tenney 3209 Polk Plymouth. Building permit issued to Mrs L B Garrison 1005 Lincoln for 1500 in repairs.
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Mary Donnell
Perry C. Shyrock
Belmont Park
R. B. McDowell
H. Z. Yarbrough
Glidden & Sanborn Addn
Otis L. Willams
Joe O. McLelland
Earnest Denney
B. G. Denney
Mir
G. E. Mickle
Zilpha M. Russell
Summers Adda
Georgia Mc Kee
W. Side R. R. Gar
A. G. Miller
F. W. Miller
Summers
Roberts
W. Falls
W. D. Tenney
Polk
Plymouth
Pershing Passes Through Midland En Route to Lincoln
General John J. Pershing stopped in Midland on his way from Tucson to Lincoln. He said he felt great and had gained color and weight. Accompanied by sister Miss May Pershing and Sgt. Robert C. Schaeffer, the party planned to resume travel around 9 A.M., with potential stops at Fort Worth or Ardmore, Oklahoma.
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Midland
John J. Pershing
Tucson
Arizona
Lincoln
Neb
May Pershing
Robert C. Schaeffer
el Paso
Pershing
Fort Worth
Ardmore
Okla
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Gene Howe
Wilbur C Bawk
S. Ae
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Sens
Oklahoma
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Adolph
Treasury
Will Woodin
Rerdawer
Ome John Loombie
Derby
Rues Murphy
Ray Senasky
News-Globe
O. O. McIntyre
H.T. Webster
Herb Roth
Milt Gross
Chrysler Building
Lem
Paris
Tom Webster
London
Raisul
Kaid
Mekazzen
Margaret
Herr Schlacht
Jules Maligni
Africa
Frau Maligni
Papa
Ralsul
Elisa Beth el Ain
Praylein
Aureille de Tounens
Riccoli
Bordeaux
South America
Aurelio I
Arauco
Auretile de Tounens
Browne
Ben Riley
Arrowhead Inn
Diamond Jim Brady
Bert Levy
Buff Cobb Brody
F. A. Stokes Co
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygie, the Health Magazine
Dan Thomas
Dallasite
Ronald Lindsay
Unite States
Halfpresia
Aurora
Persia
Ipecac
Harlem
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Courthouse Records
L. B. Garrison
General Pershing
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