Seven States Vote On Prohibition And Ballots
Seven states including Florida Idaho Kansas Nebraska South Dakota West Virginia and Wyoming vote on prohibition repeal while California weighs two amendments. Reports show close races in Kansas and Wyoming with wets favored in West Virginia and uncertain outcomes in South Dakota and Idaho. Bond issues and taxes dominate other ballots across California New York Illinois New Jersey Missouri and beyond with pensions tax plans and gambling questions also on ballots.
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New York
U.P
Florida
Idaho
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
West Virginia
Wyoming
California
United Press
Fach
Ilinois
New Jersey
Missouri
Louisiana
Huey P. Lang
Paramounts Richest Girl in the World tops Mount Paramount lineup
The Richest Girl in the World with Miriam Hopkins leads Paramount today with Miriam Hopkins Joel McCrea and Fay Wray in supporting roles. Mission What Every Woman Knows features Helen Hayes at the Mission. Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back is also due at the Mission. We’re Rich Again stars Marian Nixon at the Palg. Mrs Leslie Carter signs for The Vanishing Pioneer with Claudette Colbert. Nineteen newspapers are published in the Hawaiian Islands.
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Paramount
Miriam Hopkins
Mission
Helen Slaves
Tehnas
Tremure Island
Wallace Jackie Cowper
Rialto
Margaret Sillavan
REX
Missouri
Jean Warlow
Franchot
Lone
Younge Panple
NAT
Dirk Small
Victor “Rrording
Joel McCrea
Fay Wray
James M. Barrie
Helen Hayes
Maggie
Miss Hayes
Dainty Marian Nixon
Laura la Plante
Palg
Marked Tree's River Loop Draws A River Tale
A vivid sketch of Marked Tree Arkansas near the Frisco line describes how the St Francis River and Tittle River form a double river bend that makes the town sit twice on the bank. The tale ties local lore to a legendary marked red oak and Moonshine the Indian chief, noting fishing fame and a 1881 railroad station naming the town.
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St. Francis
Tittle
St Francis
Marked Tree
St. Louis
Memphis
Arkansas
Little River
Moonshine
Tatle River
Hart
Fort Scott
Americans in German Jails Put Under Strong Pressure
Two Americans, Isabel Lillian Steele 23 of Hollywood and Richard Bolderer of Chicago, held in German jails for three months or longer on espionage hints without charges. The State Department pressed for definite action while other cases, including C Griffith Johnson Jr and Helen Thevster, were reviewed amid currency regulation concerns and consular efforts in Munich and Berlin.
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Washington
State Department
Hitler
Isabel Lillian Steele
Hollywood
Richard Bolderer
Chicago
Miss Sterle
Rolder
Germany
Phillips
Munich
C Griffith Johnson Jr
Wahhington
Helen Thevster
New Rochelle
Minimum Hours on Trucking Are Fixed
Washington reports the code authority approved a code revision setting trucking employees’ minimum hours rules. Drivers may work up to eight hours daily, up to 16 hours with impracticable relief, and not more than 96 hours in 14 days, with an average cap of 36 hours per week over four weeks.
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Washington
of Code Authority
Irkes
Feen amine laxative for women promotes gentle thorough relief
The product Feen amine laxative aims to balance gentle yet thorough action for women, marketed as suitable for regular use with a mint flavor. It emphasizes gradual system entry without sudden effects and notes a price of 5c to 230 at drugstores.
Globe Oil Plans Price Rise for North Oklahoma Production
Blackwell Oklahoma November 1961 Globe Oil and Refining Company of Blackwell announced a price increase from 2 cents to 10 dollars per barrel for North Oklahoma Kansas crude. Kanotex Refining Company of Arkansas City followed with a similar boost retroactive to October 24.
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Jehle
Globe Ol and Refining Company
Blackwell
Oklahoma- Kansas
Kanotex Refining Company
Arkansas City
Mallory Line Guard Cleared in Waterfront Shooting Verdict
In Houston court today the Mallory Line guard was found not guilty by directed verdict in the fatal waterfront shooting of Charles Shilo. The jury did not hear sufficient evidence to convict after the defense argued lack of proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Galveston
Porter
Charles Shilo
Hoth Pleteiel Cour
Highest Court Exercises Busy Day In Civil And Regulatory Rulings
Washington reports the Supreme Court in a busy session issuing several decisions. Senator Huey P. Long faces trial in a $500 000 libel suit while the court upholds New York milk price controls and contemplates revisiting a motion picture patent case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Long
High Court
New York
William Fox
Vital Motion Picture Patent
California
Cisco Youth Kills Self in Army Camp
Fort Francis E. Warren officials reported Floyd R. Livingstone of Cisco Texas shot himself accidentally with his service revolver while seated on his bunk in Battery B 76th Field Artillery. The investigator said he had been cleaning the pistol prior to his duty post. The body will be sent to Cisco for burial.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Fort Francis E. Warren
Floyd R.livingstone
Cisco
Texas
Battery B
Seventy-Sixth Field Artillery
Do You Get Up Nights ARE YOU OVER 407
An old style sales pitch promises relief for nocturnal urination and urinary symptoms. It touts a laxative product named HUKETS or similar and claims the remedy flushes excess acids and impurities to restore regular sleep. The copy is framed as a guaranteed drugstore remedy from a City Drug or similar outlet.
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Nature
Patna
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