Celler Warns Liquor Ads Must Be Curbed Or Prohibition Returns
Rep Emanuel Celler decries liquor advertising as a danger to prohibition and warns that if distillers rectifiers and wholesalers fail to curb display ads and direct mail propaganda Congress may enact tight restrictions. He urges halving liquor taxes to curb bootlegging. Director Choate agrees taxes hinder price cuts but notes revenue needs. calls for study of tax issues.
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Duane Wilson
United Press
Washington
Emanuel Cellar
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Cellar
Snstilleries
Legisltion
Celler
Geller
Congress
Choate
Treasirg
Congressional
PACA
British Isles
St John's Day Banquet Planned For Dec 27
Corry Masons will hold the annual St John’s Day banquet on Thursday evening December 27 in the Masonic Temple. Corry Lodge No 885 and AM will meet to plan. Dr Harry Rhodes chairs the committee and will arrange a speaker and entertainment. Officers named at Tuesday’s meeting include H L Brown master, H R Rhodes senior warden, G W Madsen junior warden, W J Edwards treasurer, W M Young secretary, and trustees O W Bracken HR Haight CM Howard. Installation to follow at the banquet.
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St. John's Day
Corry
Masonic Temple
Corry Lodge
Harry Rhodes
H. L. Brown
Dr. H. R. Rhodes
George W. Madsen
Wilson J. Edwards
W. M. Young
O. W. Bracken
H.R. Haight
CM. Howard
Chicago Storm Disrupts City Transit And Streets
Chicago and surrounding areas faced a heavy snowstorm with six to eight inches of snow, causing widespread drifts up to feet and delaying thousands of workers. Lakes freezes added visibility and traffic challenges as temps hovered near freezing across Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin.
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Chicago
Democrats report on election costs in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the Democrat Warren Barle spent 440,024 to win the gubernatorial race against the Democratic ticket. He advanced most of the funds for the campaign relief and reported receipts of 24,007 and expenditures of 5242,510 for the Democratic State Committee and Philadelphia groups with unpaid bills of 5,192.
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Harrisburg
Dee
Barle
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Executive Committee
Philadelphia
LWD approves dyke project along Delaware River
Philadelphia reports the city approves a new dyke along the Delaware River from City Line to Essington. The project aims to prevent floods in the southwestern city area, spanning 8.2 miles. Meanwhile the U S Treasury has collected $425,000,000.
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LWD
Philadelphlia
Delaware River
City Line
Essington
United States Treasury
Pre Christmas Pageant Draws Broad Local Support
Merchants and organizations including Golden Rule Club Corry High School Band Starr Memorial Works and Cohen's Coal joined the pre Christmas pageant. They hope the event becomes annual, boosting early shopping spirit and community involvement.
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Golden Rule Club
Corry High School
Starr Memorial Works
Helen Shoppe
Remistein Brothers Junior Welfare League
Powell Motor Company
Lincoln Market
Corry Evening Journal
Al-Way Electric Co, Cohen's Coal Surtz
Case Goods Company
Will J. Wilcox Penna Electric Co
J. A. Splesman Shoe Store
Barnes’ Laundry
Mortigomery
Ward & Co, Nast Company
Roots Furniture
Perry M. Nichols ‘Taxi
Willi
3. A. Lanston G. Murphy Company
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler Autos
St. Eoward
Hunting Camp Desperado Held for Grand Jury
Ridgway December 6 Aged 82 year Howard Ewing arrested by state troopers Saturday at Trovinton near Halston. Arraigned before Justice John C Minish on larpeeny charge with $1,000 bail. Ewing, known as hunting camp desperado of Hike county, returned to Ohio after hearing. Police say he was part of an Ohio gang shipping stolen goods across the state line. He resisted with a 38 caliber pistol. troopers discovered a milk can fuse device. Ewing taunted officers about the danger of keeping him around and claimed police risked their lives.
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Ridgway
Howard
Ewing
Justice of the Peace
John C. Minish
Bil
Ohio
Despgrado
Hike County
Gray
Hayman
Kane
Trvineton Ill
Halston
Bo Paliée
Hunter Is Absolved In Forest County Shooting
A coroner's jury in OTL City found the hunting death an accident and absolved Paltiége of Mt. Washington Pittsburgh of all blame in the Forest county woods tragedy that killed Quarles Heasley of Wilkinsburg and injured two others last Friday. Jurors listed were Dr. James M. Hess Norbert A. Hisenman Ray D. Detar John Schmid H. Sonner and H. C. Faller.
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Otl City
Paltiége
Mt. Washington
Pittsburgh
Forest County
Quarles Heasley
Wilkinsburg
Patridge
James M. Hess
Norbert A. Hisenman
Ray D. Detar
John Schmid
H. Sonner
H. C. Faller
Junior Class Dance Planned at Junior High School
The Junior Class of the Senior High School plans the first dance of the year at the Junior High School on Friday evening December Today the event runs from 8 00 to 11 20 with Ted Stewart's orchestra providing music Funds raised support the annual junior senior prom and the public is invited.
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Danone
Ted Stewart
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