Dry advertising bill looms as Senate acts sought
The piece reports on a pending liquor advertising bill in Congress. Chairman Johnson promises action, amid dry pressures and petitions from industry and students. It notes a similar 6 to 5 committee vote in the 80th Congress and warns lawmakers of potential shifts, with hearings and lobbying shaping the debate.
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Senate Commerce Committer
Congress
Michia Sve
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Federal
Senate
Jammu Tooving
Early 20th Century Liquor Ad Ban Push Echoes Past Prohibition
The piece traces the liquor advertising ban debate, noting 1948 liquor, beer, and wine ad expenditures exceed $674 million, and recalls Bankhead and Reed bills in 1915 1917 as precedents. It analyzes how bans evolved, including interstate transport limits and 18th Amendment momentum, reflecting on enforcement and political attitudes.
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Senate
Sen. Reed
IL Ralsed
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bud Shayer lifts Corry in 27-23 win over Albion
Journal notes from January 22, 1980 report Bud Shayer scoring two field goals and two fouls to seal Corry High’s 27-23 victory over Albion in the final period. police station improvements noted as basement redecorated and quarters in fine condition. memorials and local events recounted with names including Oliver Fisher and Elizabeth Moody.
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Bud” Shayer
Corry High
Albion
The
Beavers
Rappers
Saylor Urges Pennsylvania GOP to End Factional Splits
Rep. John Saylor of Pad, Pa., calls for Republican unity amid factional sparring. He says he plans to run for re election to Congress and is open to helping forge harmony, rejecting ongoing primary fights as unproductive for the party.
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Jess Johnstown
Johi Saylor
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Jay Cooke
Congress
Saylor
Washington
Tam
John Doe Indictments Returned In Two Cases
Pittsburgh report states a grand jury indicted two unsolved murders under the alias John Doe. Victims include Jean Brusco, 48, murdered November 26 near Shadyside, and Henry Borpasso, 33, shot December 15 in Patersonwash. Slayers remain unidentified as investigations continue.
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Pittsburgh
John Doe
Jean Brosco
Eanglund KiNlbe
Henry D. Borpasso
Juhi Dor
Miss Brusco
Shadyside
Borrasso
Pattowowash
How's Your IQ A Classified Page Quiz Gaffe
A reader quiz promises score labels from Genius to Poor based on 10 questions about labor law veto requirements fish terms and memory tips. It invites turning to Classified Page for answers and includes garbled items about Milton Hisenhower and Ulysses Grant's burial place.
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National Labor Relations Board
House
Senate
Kerr South
South Carolina
North Carolina
Milton Hisenhower
Pennsylvania State College
Manhattan
Kansas
Ulysses
Grant
The
United States
W. Samuel Shellatarger
Fatal shooting case tied to Dorothy Howrylohaks in January
Dorothy Howrylohaks, 29, implicated in the fatal shooting of her husband John Howrylohaks, 35, on January 3. Police report shows a domestic dispute preceding the incident. Investigators continue examining witness statements and evidence at the scene.
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Dorothy Howrylohak
John Howrylohaks
Dairymen to Receive 3.84 for February Milk
New York announces that dairy farmers will be paid a uniform price of 3.84 per hundredweight for February deliveries to pool approved plants in the six state milkshed. The forecast by Dr. A J Pollard, market administrator, sets butterfat differential at 56 cents per tenth of a pound above or below 3.5 percent. Based on a 492 million pound production estimate, the average daily output per producer is 355 pounds for about 49,500 producers.
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New York
A. J. Pollard
Pollard
Contempt action against Lewis discussed amid coal crisis
Contempt action against United Mine Workers leader John L Lewis looms as coal shortages widen. Affected plants include Jones and Laughlin Steel with 23,000 workers at Pittsburgh and Aliquippa laid off. Governor Dewey asks New York legislature for powers to seize non essential private coal stocks and impose price ceilings while officials accuse Lewis of coercive tactics.
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Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporaton
Pittsburgh
Aliquippa
Senator Tut
Ohio
West
Virglnm Goal Association
Pennsylvania
Brookville
Albany
Thomas Dewey
New York
United States Chamber of Commerce
UMW
Lewis
Thomas R. Reed
Baltimore
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
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Weightman
Philadelphia
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Dare View
BROWN
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Ness
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Oliver Fisher
New York City
Eizabeth Moody
Engle Sidee
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A.M. Ober
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