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Prohibition Sure to Stay in U.S. Says Y W C A President
The YWCA in a convention statement urges adherence to the Eighth Amendment and law enforcement. Dallas leader Mrs John M Hanna defends Prohibition, arguing for gradual social change and respect for law while noting opposition from some officials and the danger of youths. Illinois official Anna L Smith supports modifying the Volstead Act, citing local welfare data and calls for careful temperance measures rather than repeal.
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Women's Christian Associations of America
John M. Hanna
Dallas
Texas
YY. W.C. A
U.S. A
America
T. 2. Koo
Asyek
South
Republic
Mrs. Hanna
Illinois
Cook County
Anna Lb. Smith
Chicago
Public Welfare Department
Sue
City of Chicago
Pilais
Anna