Hawes Urges Referendum on Liquor Law Change
Senator Harry Hawes argues for a constitutional referendum on liquor sales liability linking buyers to sellers. He labels the plan a confession of failed prohibition and says it would criminalize millions, empowering bootleggers with penalties up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine for purchases.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harry Hawes
Missouri
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Texas
Columbia
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Jenkins Heads MedicoI State Body in Texas
Dr D J Jenkins of Dangerfield was chosen to fill the unexpired term of the late Dr Jon B Dildy as president of the Texas State Medical Association. Dildy died in Brownwood Tuesday as 12 board counselors selected the new leader at a conference here.
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Brownwood
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Pavilion urged to cut wedding costs in Peiping
Chen Kuo-chen a Kuomintang member proposes a public wedding pavilion in Peiping to lower wedding expenses for all classes. He argues prominent figures should marry there to popularize the idea, prompting middle and lower classes to adopt it and save large sums spent on ceremonies. Poor couples sometimes spend a year's living costs on one wedding.
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Peiping
Chen Kuo-chen
Kuomintang
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Ferrier to Carry Screwdriver For Life After Suicide Attempt
Aloysius Ferrier, who swallowed a screwdriver in a failed suicide attempt, will keep the object in his stomach for life as surgeons decline to remove it. The incident occurred in Lynn on November 8, reported by United Press.
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