Drys Given Field Day in Ad Testimony Before Senate
The Senate hearing on liquor advertising in interstate commerce features Prohibitionists decrying whiskey ads as harmful to youth. Bishop Hammaker leads witnesses, including Henry M. Johnson, who cites a grandson who wants to try whiskey after seeing an ad. The proceedings include brief clashes with audience members and sharp exchanges over advertising propriety.
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Washington
LLP
Senate
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Interstate Commerce Committee
Henry M. Johnson
Louisville
Kentucky Sunday School Association
Johnson
Grangy
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Advertisement touts Dr F M Edwards of Ohio and his Olive Tablets as a natural aid for constipation and related symptoms. Claims include improved energy and skin tone with gentle action on both bowels and sluggish bile flow. Prices listed as 15¢ and 30¢.
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F. M. Edwards
Ohio
Dr. Edwards
Alaska Coast Temperatures Remain Above Zero This Winter
Influence of the Japanese current keeps large coastal Alaska areas from dipping below freezing this winter. Researchers note milder conditions than typical, with extended warm spells and fewer cold snaps along exposed shores and in harbor regions.
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Alaska
Baby Mistaken for Doll In Hospital Portland
In Portland Oregon two neighborhood children, aged 3 and 4, found a month old baby girl named Patricia Sullivan in a buggy. They thought she was a play doll and borrowed her, causing serious head injuries when she was dropped and the skull bones separated from the skull.
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Portland
Ore
Patricia Sullivan
Mack Smith
Smith
Student Vets Warned On Vacation Payments
Washington VA cautions student veterans not to claim GI unemployment compensation during summer vacation unless they are actively seeking work and willing to accept suitable employment.
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Washington
The
Veterans Administration
You Are Liable If Your Pooch Rips Up Gardens
A Cedar Rapids garden dispute centers on dog related damage and liability. City officials discuss whether a 1943 victory garden ordinance covers pets and how owners may be held accountable for torn plantings. Police reports note rising garden damage prompting council discussion on licenses and enforcement.
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Dwight Krumholtz
Cedar Rapids
Krumboltz
Krumholtz
Don Hines
Suit seeks 5000 for injuries from plaster bust fall
Ernest Iles filed suit in Milwaukee alleging negligence by a funeral parlor after a plaster bust fell on his head causing injuries. The action seeks 5000 dollars in damages.
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Sues
Milwaukee
Ernest Iles
Romney charged in Florida real estate tied to House Bank
Kenneth Romney former house sergeant at arms faces three counts of falsifying house bank records as prosecutors say he used funds for Florida real estate deals with former Rep Smithwick. An official audit showed a shortage of over 143000 dollars tied to checks totaling one million dollars used to cover joint purchases with Smithwick and others.
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Washington
INS
Kenneth Romney
House
Florida
United States
G. M. Fay
Romney
General Accounting Office
Fay
Smithwick
D-Pla
Albert Fangmeyer
Bank
Frank Mahoney
Mahoney
Fangmeyer
Smthwick
H A McKenzie
W C.pickens
Alabama
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