Prohibition Outcomes: Doubt Remains In Despite Data
A long extract reviews a national prohibition study showing mixed signals. It notes claimed declines in household liquor access and delinquency, but rising youth drinking and eroding respect for law. The report calls for careful, long term research and warns against overreliance on statistics.
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National Conference of Social Work
F. Ernest Johnson
Federal Council
Socal Central
United States
Learned Societies
Friends of Prohibition
King of Statistics
Prohibition
Treasury Department
Suchus
Emily Lowal
America
Ansswers
Peopers
Slayer of Fedora Arrest Search Fails. Inquest Set
COMB County reports ongoing manhunt for Fedora killer with houses on East Side searched and no clues found. Coroner Joan J. Phelan announces inquest at 9:30 tonight with Fedora’s wife, three visitors, and Sam Ferrara summoned to testify. Medical Examiner H LeBaron Peters says death caused by loss of blood from a stab wound. one artery severed.
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Trian
Joan J. Phelan
Fedora
Sam Ferrara
H. LeBaron Peters
Prayers Followed by Heavy Rain
In Atlanta on Sunday afternoon a heavy rain began, the first since July 16, with parish prayers for rain and indications of a general fall across the south. The Weather bureau could not confirm until Monday, noting four light showers since July 26 but no drought relief.
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Atlanta
Champion Cullinan for Nomination
A New Jersey sister and several Bridgeport Democrats spoke at a dinner where toastmaster Thomas M. Cullinan urged unity with independent Republicans to revive Bridgeport. Speakers criticized Connecticut leadership led by J Henry Roraback and urged voters to back reform and change in city administration.
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Ineal
Jf Ae Roraback
Connecticut
Mr. Seitz
Joshua
Cangon
Canaan
Henry
Roraback
J. Henry Roraback
Mr. Sells
John
King
Bridgeport
Seitz
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Hartford Insurance Companies
New York, New Haven and Tritford Railroad
Hartford
Rorabark
Henry Roraback
Whartford
Mr. Leftz
Ife
Cannan
Brooklyn
Mr. Sets
Thomas M. Cullinan
Cullinan
Silzer Blames G. O. P. for Anthracite Coal Troubles
Governor Silzer attacks the federal administration and the Republican Party over anthracite coal shortages and rising prices. He argues the government has failed to curb a coal monopoly dominated by eight firms, calls for direct action, and condemns reliance on private ownership without guidance. He urges congressional and executive measures to protect consumers and stabilize supply.
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Washington
Silzer
Tam
Congress
Ueal Commission
United States
New Jersey
Gov. Pinchot
Borah
Samee
Poly
Eara
Federal Tribe
Orginal
Mitchell Attacks Critics Over Defense and Aviation Charges
A fiery speech denounces charges against national defense and aviation efforts as false and harmful. The speaker accuses critics of demagoguery, disloyal conduct, and schemes to undermine military officers, aviation safety, and civilian oversight, warning of potential military dictatorship if unheeded.
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Thes
Congress
United States
Pearson
Skeel
Army
Navy
Unidentified man linked to New Haven murder case
New York dispatch reports police grilled two youths from Connecticut over a New Haven suburb murder last September. One claimed identity as Joseph Macri 18 of New Haven the other as Nick De Millia 21 of Congress Avenue and Hallock Street. Both denied involvement and said they fled for work.
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New York
Connecticut
New Haven
Joseph Macri
Congress Avenus
Olympia Macri
Nick de Millia
Congress Avenue
Hallock Street
Macti
Mack
de Mulla
Ronard Collinsy
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