Prohibition Seeks Tight Check On New Beer Permits
Prohibition authorities ordered a thorough review of new beer permits to root out racketeers after a New Jersey brewery permit tied to a slain gangster raised concerns. Dr. James M. Doran and Major A. V. Dalrymple clash over permit control while enforcement aims to expose dummy ownership and false parties.
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Washington (Lp
Prohibition
James M. Doran
Industrial Alcohol
New Jersey
Elizabeth
N. J
Major A. V. Dalrymple
Department of Justice
Dr. Doran
Treasury Department
Treasury
Industrial Alcohol Permit Bureau
Department of Justice Prohibition Bureau
Major Dalrymple
William Gibbs McAdoo
Doran
Hne
Chicago
Dalrymple
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Hoover
Breweries Face Show Cause Over 3.2 Percent Beer Permits
Five New Jersey breweries including Harrison Beverage in Newark Eureka Cereal Beverage of Paterson Superior Manufacturing in Newark Camden County Beverage in Camden and Union City Brewing in Union City were issued show cause citations. Federal Judge William Clark reviewed licensing amid past Volstead involvement and potential permit revocation for misrepresentation of ownership.
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Industrial Alcohol Bureau
Enforcement Bureau
Major Dalrymple
William Clark
New Jersey
Prohibition
Newark
N. J
Harrison Beverage Company
Harrison
Eureka Cereal Beverage Company
Paterson
Superior Manufacturing Company
Camden County Beverage Company
Camden
Union City Brewing Company
Union City
Clark
Arizona Man Named Head of Civil Service Commission
Washington reports authorities have chosen Charles Edward Addams of Phoenix Arizona to become president of the civil service commission. The decision was described as authoritative and announced Monday night.
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Arizona
Washington
Charles Edward Addams
Phoenix
Ariz
Civil Service Commission
Three Die In Flamingo Train Wreck Near Emerson Ga
The engineer and fireman among three killed when the Flamingo passenger train derailed in a cut north of Emerson Georgia on Monday night.
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Emerson, Ga
Here
Louisville and Nashville
Two Britons Given Light Prison Terms
The verdict sentences six Britons and three Russians for espionage and related crimes in a Russian court. Thornton is named chief organizer with five years for Krashen ninninkov, three for Oleynik, two for Lebedev, and one and a half for Mme Kutuzova Zivert who was acquitted and released. The three Russians receive ten years, while the expulsion of three Britons ensures they cannot return for five years.
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Michael D. Krashenninninkov
Peter Oleynik
Vladimir Lebedev
Mme Kutuzova Zivert
Thornton
Monkhouse
Liubianka
Russia
Soviet Union
MacDonald
Cushny
Nordwall
Mme Kutuzova
Pastor J A Nansen Near Death After Apparent Suicide Attempt
Rev. J A Nansen of Grand Avenue Congregational Church is in critical condition at Danish-American hospital after a suspected self harm attempt. Police found him beside his running car near River Grove with wounds to his throat and wrists. Family and church trustees were at his bedside. overwork and church internal tensions were noted as possible factors.
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Chicago
J A. Nansen
Grand Avenue Congregational Church
River Grove
Ruth Stoner Still Unconscious After Crash
Mrs. Ruth Stoner of North Liberty remained unconscious Tuesday at Mercy hospital with a severe skull fracture. The accident near Western on Saturday killed her husband Donald Stoner. Six Iowa City residents in the other car were reported recovering.
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Ruth Stoner
North Liberty
Mercy Hospital
German Jewish Nobel Laureate Quits Goettingen Faculty
James Franck, 51, Nobel Prize in 1925 and World War I veteran, resigns from Goettingen University faculty citing Nazi policy and removal of Jews as aliens. He recalls serving Germany in 1914–18 and holding the Iron Cross, noting the pressure on Jewish citizens.
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Goettingen
Germany
INS
James Franck
Goettingen Wniversity
Franck
Holdridge Girl Had No Knowledge Pastor Was Married
Mrs. Avon Englis, aunt of Patsy Holdridge, says Pat did not know Sharon Inman was a married man with a family when they were seeing each other. Inman deserted his wife and two children to take her to Texas, with reports she visited Marshall last fall and Omaha is incorrect. Patsy Holdridge, eldest child of Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Holdridge of Hoyt Oklahoma, visited here from November to January.
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Marshall, Mo
Avon Englis
Ezra
Patsy) Holdridge
Sharon Inman
Cave Springs
Presbyterian Church
Randolph
Pat
Englis
Marshall
Inman
Texas
Missouri Valley College
Prince Mdivani Dies Former Aide To Russian Czar
Paris dispatch reports Prince Zachariah Mdivani former aide-de-camp to the late Russian czar died in a clinic. He once governed the Russian province of George. His sons married prominent American women including Mae Murray Mary McCormic Louise Astor Van Alen Barbara Hutton.
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Paris
INS
Zachariah Mdivani
Czar
Russia
George
David Mdivani
Mae Murray
Prince Serg
Mary McCormic
Alexis
Louise Astor van Alen
Barbara Hutton
Woolworth
Information Charges Statutory Offense
A true information charging Harold Luck, 31, 505 Fifth Avenue SE, with a statutory offense was filed Tuesday in district court by County Attorney G K Thompson. The complaint was brought on behalf of a six year old girl and police arrested Luck Tuesday. Bond was set at $1,000 after approval by Judge F O Enison.
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Harold Luck
Fifth Avenue SE
G K. Thompson
Luck
F. O. Enison
Kelly Takes Over Chicago Mayoralty
Edward J Kelly begins his two year term as Chicago's fifty nined mayor after being inaugurated Monday night and formally installed Tuesday in the wake of Anton J Cermak's death Kelly was elected to serve the unexpired term as the World's Fair mayor as public officials and spectators witnessed the ceremony in the city council chambers.
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Chicago
Edward J Kelly
Kelly
Anton J. Cermak
Miami
Fla
Noon drive tally shows $18 299 pledged in Cedar Rapids Chest
First noon report of the 1933 Community Chest campaign lists $18 299 pledged toward a $56 000 goal. Dinners and speeches set the drive in motion with divisions–men's, business and professional women, women’s residential, industrial, and preliminaries–making progress as of Tuesday noon.
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Cedar Rapids News
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Poe
C. D. Manson
Poe
Manson
Salvation Army
Army
Sunshine Mission
Marengo Motorist Hurt In Serious Condition At Mercy
Oral Gleason of Marengo sustained a skull fracture a crushed chest and facial cuts when his car hit a tree on Johnson avenue NW at 4 am Sunday. On Tuesday attendants said he was losing ground at Mercy hospital. Ellis Barnes and Mrs. Carl L Erickson of Marengo also at Mercy with skull fractures were improving but remained serious.
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Oral Gleason
Marengo
Johnson Avenue NW
Mercy Hospital
Ellis Barnes
Carl L. Erickson
Gleason
Embarrassing Moment for Farley’s Friends
New York dispatch reports envelopes for a James A. Farley testimonial dinner priced at 6 dollars per plate, mailed with 3 cent stamps. Moisture in the city air caused many invitations to exceed the 3 cent limit, embarrassing the organizing committee.
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New York
James A. Farley
Farley
Noted Shakespearean Scholar Dr Ashley Thorndike Dies
New York AP reports Dr Ashley Horace Thorndike 61 renowned Shakespearean scholar died after a heart attack on Madison Avenue Monday night He was a Columbia University professor and author known as a leading authority on English literature
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New York
Ashley Horace Thorndike
Father of Alex Fidler Dies
Simon Fidler age 73 father of Alex Fidler street circulation manager of The Gazette died Monday forenoon in a local hospital after a long illness. He served in the Russian Turkish War and was born in Poland arriving in the United States fifty years ago. Funeral services at Harbach funeral home Des Moines at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Rabbi Zaichek officiating and Odd Fellows lodge No. 630 in charge at the grave. Friends may call Turner chapel Tuesday evening.
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Simon Fidler
Alex Fidler
The
Gazette
Fidler
Poland
Harbach
Des Moines
Rabbi Zaichek
Odd Fellows Lodge No. 630
Herriot Talks Tariff Cuts With U S and France
Edouard Herriot and economic experts aboard the S S Ile de France discussed mutual tariff reductions of ten to fifty percent as a step toward stabilizing economies. The talks aim to boost trade and ease barriers in Washington and at the upcoming London world economic conference.
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S&s. S. Ile DE France
Sean
Edouard Herriot
America
Roosevelt
Washington
London
Herriot
White House
Cordell Hull
Potomac Valley
Detective shot while stopping Beverly club hold up
Detective Arthur Mutter was shot and likely fatally wounded early Tuesday as he tried to wrest a sub machine gun from one of three bandits at the Beverly club on Chicago's south side. The gunmen fled without stealing any loot after five bullets struck Mutter.
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Chicago
SNS
Arthur Mutter
Beverly Club
South Side
Mutter
Railroad To Invoke New Bankruptcy Act
The Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad filed for relief in U S district court becoming the first local line to use the new bankruptcy act. President Charles T O Neal signs the petition stating it will owe May 1 on secured notes taxes and interest totaling 1 568 004 it cannot meet.
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Chicago
INS
Chicago and Eastern Tinois Railroad
United States District Court
Charles T. O'Neal
Radio Schedule Highlights From Morning to Night
A dense listing outlines radio programs across networks including CBS NBC and ABC. It lists artists and shows by time slot from 8:00 to 11:30 with station tags such as WEAF WBBM WMT WJZ KYW and names like Tony Wons Jeanne Hard and Pedro de Cordoba.
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Tony Wons
CBS
WBBM
WMT
Desters
NBC
Weap Wow
Jeanne Hard
WEAF
WMAQ
Bill
Jack Little
WAHG
Mamas Sharps
Wwoc
Sorey Orch
WABG
KMOX
Clara
WJZ
WGN
Kyw
Johnny Marvin
WOC
WABC
Mili—Heethoven
NHRC
Wiz Woc
Princes
WCCO
GIN Orci
Himiber
Scherban Orch
Vitancial Independence
Woodworth Orch
WEAP
Ann Leaf
Westminster
Sanford Orchestra
WHBM
Jane
Woc-Who
Jelie Fores
Neil Tiers
Hopkins
WABM
Jack Straoks
Westphal Orch
Sherman Orch
Nbci
WENR
al Bernard
WNO
Erle Romantique
NDC
Schirmer and Selmitt
WHO
Mansfeld Urch
WMI
Meyer Davis
Dick Daring
Wenr Koil
Siit Skinny
William Tard
John Pierce
Wenr Weap
Farkington
WSM
Buck Rogers
Elvin Allman
Kooke Carter
Phil Cook
Lyman Orch
WLW
Mary Eastman
Josef Shevinne
Donald Nevis
Relases
Orch
WLIW
Wfaa Barnes and Allen
Guy Lombardo
George Givot
Waring Orch
Barnyard Muris
Artene Jackson
Vic and Sade
Century of Progress
Wdjz
Carveth Wells
Edwin Hill
Myrt and
Maree
Lopez Orch
Nina Martini
Barlow Orch
KMBC
Jimmy Kemper
WIZ
Denny Orch
Wiaymes Orch
Master Singers
M—Nuchin Orch
Bert Lown
Weaf Chain
Iowa Senate Votes Finance Control Act Amid Debate
The Iowa Senate debated the Finance Control Act while a conference committee met on salary reduction bills. Patterson move to submit to a referendum failed. Amendments exempt fish and game and judicial departments, require comptroller appointment confirmation, and need executive council concurrence on revenue insufficiency. Valentine opposed. Hopkins and Hicklin supported. House committee reported a bill to empower a uniform school auditing system and audit municipal and county offices. bill passed the Senate.
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George Patterson
Burt
John K. Valentine
Dem
Centerville
Fish and Game Department
Judicial Department
Senate
Executive Council
Patterson
Hopkins and Hicklin
Valentine
Conference Committee
House
War time frenzy lifts grains to new highs at Chicago pit
Eastern buyers surged into the Chicago board of trade grain pit causing a surge in prices. September wheat rose to 631 cents a bushel, the year’s high, with barley and oats also setting new peaks as sterling strength and dollar inflation expectations fueled demand.
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Chicago
INS
Chicago Board of Trade
Sterling
Boy Driver In Toft Death Faces Charge
Arnold Zika a 15 year old of 2600 First Avenue NE posted a 1000 bond and was released after pleading not guilty to charges of failing to stop and aid an accident and failing to report. The hit and run killed Fred Toft 72 at 7 30 pm Sunday on B avenue and Fifteenth street NE. Zika was brought to police headquarters by his father forty five minutes later. coroner Vorpahl said Zika admitted driving. The case now rests with the county attorney and district court to decide juvenile handling.
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Arnold Zika
First Avenue
Fred Toft
Fifteenth Street
B Avenue
Zika
Mr. Toft
F. C.ellison
Fifteenth Street NE
Toft
R. A Vorpahl
Vorpahl
Taft
G. K. Thompson
Thompson
Young Zika
Missouri Farmers Decree Moratorium On Auto Licenses
About 1000 Polk county farmers gathered at the Bolivar courthouse to halt buying new Missouri auto licenses until fees drop. They would operate with 1932 plates and seek a constitutional amendment to raise the gas tax by one cent and lower license fees within 30 to 60 days.
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Bolivar, Mo
Polk County
Court House
Missouri
Man Who Spanked Lindbergh Dies
Funeral services set for Frank P. Coxe 72 longtime official in Harrison New York described as the man who spanked Lindbergh The incident occurred in 1912 when Coxe was superintendent of the house of representatives and Charles A Lindbergh father was in Congress Coxe recalled Lindbergh sliding down mail chutes and being spanked and told to stay away in the story Coxe shared decades later
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Harrison
N. Y
INS
Frank P. Coxe
Lindbergh
Coxe
House of Representatives
Congress
Floods Threaten Communities Across Regions in AP Report
Floods swept northern New England, Indiana, Arkansas, and the Mississippi delta, with rivers rising and highways closed. National guardsmen patrolled a levee near Kennett Missouri as the Mississippi rose, while cold and snow affected California and southern areas.
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Associated Press
New England
Indiana
Arkansas
Mississippi Delta
California
Dixie
St. Johnsbury Center
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Wabash
Ohio
Seymour
Louisville
Tallahatchie
Yazoo
Mississippi
National Guardsmen
Kennett
St. Francis River
Crest
Missouri
Berkeley
Calif
Nebraska House Passes Beer Bill For 3.2 Percent Beer
The Nebraska House approved a bill to legalize 3.2 percent beer by 58 to 34. The emergency clause failed 58 to 39, needing 67 votes to pass. The measure moves to the state Senate with the emergency clause triggering immediate effect. without it the law would take effect 90 days after adjournment.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska House of Representatives
State Senate
Police recover $53,000 in New York bank robbery
Tucson police say they recovered 53 000 dollars worth of negotiable securities stolen from the Chase National Bank of New York in a daring 18 month old robbery. An arrest was made in connection with the case.
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Tucson
Ariz
Dyer
Chase National Bank of New York
Money to burn as Chicago clears scrip
Chicago officials disclose twenty five million dollars of scrip money engraved during the banking holiday was shredded by employees before disposal. Howard Stems, general manager of the clearing house, cites high vault rental as a reason to destroy the currency.
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Chicago (Ap
Chicago Clearing House
Howard
Armed Men Blow Levee At Chute Bridge Flood Threat Grows
Between 200 and 300 armed men overpowered levee guards at Chute bridge near Swan Lake and blew out the levee. The breach threatens thousands of acres and endangers flooded towns Swan Lake Glendora and Black Bayou. A large quantity of dynamite was used as seven blasts were heard, five miles away.
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Sumner
Miss
Chute Bridge
Swan Lake
Glendora
Black Bayou
Chutebridge
Amendment seeks self funding for TVA dam program
The House Military Committee added a measure to President Roosevelt's program to limit TVA dam powers. Rep James Mich proposed that all TVA dams must pay for themselves, except Cove Creek on Clinch River and Dam No. 3 at Muscle Shoals.
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Washington
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee River
Roosevelt
House Military Committee
James
Rep
Mich
Cove Creek
Clinch River
Muscle Shoals
American dollar dives on London and European exchanges
In London and European markets the dollar fell sharply on Friday amid a long running U S Britain economic duel. Analysts cite war debts the gold standard and world trade as the three pivotal factors driving the exchange moves and potential policy responses.
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London
United States
Great Britain
Bank of England Buys 4 Million Pounds Gold
The Bank of England purchased 4,000,000 pounds sterling in gold on Tuesday in the largest single day purchase since suspending the gold standard. The operation highlights postwar monetary adjustments in London.
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Bank of England
London
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