Texas Towns Flip on Prohibition Rules Amid Liberal Shift
Fort Worth dispatch reports a broad move toward open liquor in southern Texas while northern areas keep Dean Law in force. Austin hosts about 40 open liquor outlets, San Antonio shows neon bars, and Galveston lists 92 bars. Courts show juries reluctant to convict in liquor cases as beer was legalized over a year ago pending a constitutional amendment.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Althou
Texas
Charles Dickens
Marley
Austin
Capita San Antonio
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Legas
Gas Blast At Chicago Plant Kills Two Workers
An explosion at the Central Cold Storage Company plant on the near north side of Chicago killed two men and injured more than a dozen. The deceased were John Gunia, 43, a cooler man at the plant, and John Kilgora, who was passing by at the time.
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Chicago
Central Cold Storage Company
John Gunia
John Kilgora
Warm Weather Slows Retail Buying Says Trade Review
Dun and Bradstreet's Weekly Trade Review reports warm weather across the Middle West retarding weekly retail trade gains. Wholesale orders grow more numerous and larger, though buying remains cautious. Retail demand spreads across textiles draperies housewares women's apparel and men's clothing more evenly than in prior weeks.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Weekly Trade Review
Middle West
Rural Schools Aid In Fire Prevention Week Observance
Potter County rural schools join Amarillo Public Schools and local groups in National Fire Prevention Week activities. Eight genera??es hosted programs and fire drills emphasizing safety. In Mexico Mo J R Braden recovered a two pound Civil War cannon ball from his well, a relic fired from a muzzle loading gun.
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Potter County
Amarillo
Mexico
U.P
J. R. Braden
Hollywood Praises Censorship Shakeup and Rise in Film Quality
Hollywood embraces the censorship drive as a salvation for the industry with box office gains and better pictures. Breen and four aides enforce the Production Code, allowing leniency in some scenes while maintaining high standards for taste and entertainment.
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Hollywood
Calif
Toby Wing
Joseph I. Breen
Breen
Bank Robbers Escape With Small Payout After Florence Heist
Suspected Bank of Florence robbers burned their way into the outer vault and escaped in a small coupe after a Hyde Park chase in Austin. Officers tracked a car to the north expressway but failed to halt the fugitives. Fingerprint experts were en route to Florence to check for clues. loss amount undetermined.
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Austin
U.P
Bank of
Florence
Williamson County
Hyde Park
Travis
Deputy to Prison On Liquor Charge
Bill Guess former deputy sheriff who was acquitted in 1931 on murder charges faces a year and a day in the federal reformatory for possessing untaxed liquor. Raymond Garrett son of a former deputy sheriff received two years after pleading guilty. Both men will be taken to the El Reno reformatory today after sentencing yesterday.
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Oklahoma City
Bill Guess
Cecil Crosby
Emilio Cortez Rubio
Manuel Gomez
Federal Reformatory
Raymond Garrett
Reformatory
el Reno
Lesson Subject for Christian Science Services: Are Sin
Sunday lesson topics are announced for all Christ Science churches. The Golden Text from Isaiah proclaims the Lord as judge lawgiver and king who will save us. An accompanying Bible citation cites Jesus healing the paralytic as proof that sins can be forgiven and illness overcome.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Trunk death shocks Jersey City boy found strangled
Seven year old John Feeney Jr. was found dead in a trunk in a ramshackle shack near the Morris Canal after leaving Bayonne School. Homicide detectives seek two men seen around the dumps a red headed man and an Italian youth, time of death about 9 p.m. yesterday.
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Jersey City
N. J
John Feeney, Jr
Morris Canal
Bayonne
Homicide Squad
Quicksand halts $32,000 sewer project in St Louis
Engineers struggle to remove a large pocket of quicksand that has stopped work on a $32,000 sewer project in St. Louis. The job has been abandoned for six weeks as foremen fear the sand could undermine the entire street.
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Breen
Geoffrey Shurlock
Islin Auster
Douglas MacKinnon
James Wingate
Karl Lischka
Arthur Houghton
ST. Louis
U.P
Antique kettle theft ends with recovery in West Plains
Miss Kate Lewis traced a kettle stolen years ago to a junk dealer who sold it for 14 cents. The 250 year old antique was recovered after she repaid the dealer and secured the item, now hidden safely.
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West Plains
Oees
Kate Lewis
Creomulsion Promoted for Children’s Coughs
Prudent mothers turn to Creomulsion for any cough or cold that starts. It emulsifies creosote with six other elements and is not a cheap remedy. Drugist refund offered if relief is not achieved.
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East
George Morehead
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Sunkist
Dot
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Tall Boy
van Camp's
Wweif
Cc. W
Great West
Johnson's
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del Monte
Harrison
Lamb
Folger’s
Johnson
Jersey
Bacon
Jones
Wheaties
Roycroft
Quick Quaker
U. S.no. 1
Idaho Burbanks
California
Ratliff's
Washington
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