DAYS MAP PLANS FOR PROHIBITION'S RETURN
A United Press survey indicates nineteen states form the nucleus of a campaign to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment with many dry states prepared to begin restoration. Strong moves toward packaged liquor sales and hotel bar restrictions are noted as states map plans for repeal, with debates and referendums planned in Nebraska West Virginia South Dakota and Wyoming in 1934.
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United Press
Detroit
James Cannon, Jr
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Idaho
Kansas
Kentucky
Mississippi
Nebraska
North
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Texas
Tennessee
Utah
West Virgina
Wyoming
South Dakota
Vermont
West Virginia
California
Connecticut
Delaware
New Mexico
New York
State Commission
Montana
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Arizona
Iowa
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Ohio
Oregon
Ithode Island
Virginia
Wisconsin
Colorado
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Maine
Actors Banter Averts Panic At Vaudeville Fire
San Diego October 31 A light banter between vaudeville performers Dice Atterbury and Ken Gillum kept 400 patrons calm as a backstage fire broke out. Police and an impromptu performance prevented a panic while smoke curled from the wings. Fire apparatus arrived as the orchestra played a final march. Damage to the theatre was about $30,000.
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United Press
San Diego
Calif
Dice Atterbury
Ken Gillum
Atterbury
Gillum
Readers Study Alaskan Travel Club Meeting Report
A readers group met at Mrs. A. C. Sandburg’s Wright street home Monday afternoon to read three chapters of Alaska and discuss current events. Seven members attended, with next week’s host listed as Mrs. H. W. Alverson of Marion street. In a separate item, Pittsburgh company Buht Optical sues Better Business Bureau for 20000 dollars over an allegedly libelous July 11 1932 publication.
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Rivers
Alaska
A. C. Sandburg
Wright Street
Sandburg
H. W. Alverson
Marion Street
Pittsburgh
Buht Optical Company
Better Business Bureau of
Pittsburg
The
Business Bureau
Bureau
Ransack Safe in Kane Newspaper Office
State and local police probe the seventh safe robbery of October in Kane. The Kane Republican office safe yielded $129 in currency, two payroll envelopes, and seven dollars, while about fifty dollars in coins remained untouched. The theft followed a pattern of manipulated safes in nearby towns, with few clues and possible use of a skeleton key. Trooper M J Sedlock assists Kane police in the investigation.
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Kane
Corry
Marionsville
Jim
Burdie Brothers
Rixford
Bradford
Ineke
M. J. Sedlock
Ewer Funeral at Columbus
A large attendance gathered in Columbus township Monday afternoon at 2 o clock for the funeral of A I Ewer from his late home Rev R B Lewis of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church officiated Interment followed at David Curtis cemetery with bearers Bert Crosby Albert Colby Will Schramling Elbert Bush Walter Ewer and Neil Blackman Relatives and friends from Corry attended the services.
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A. 1. Ewer
Columbus Township
R. B. Lewis
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
David Curtis
Columbus
Bert Crosby
Albert Colby
Will Schramling
Elbert Bush
Walter Ewer
Neil Blackman
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Wetl
Averts
Feggs
Plant of Kane
Republican
Ewer
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Corry, Penn
Exall
Rexall
United States
Rexall Orderlies
Epsom
Vincent’s
Cascade Pound
Haskell
Hobart
Aspirin
Pottieot
Charmona
Zier
Mascal
Martel
Eli Cotton
Magnesia
OPERO
Valeran Ey
Rexall Theatrical
Harmony Cream of Almonds
Zio
Condra Pharmacy
North Center
Klenzo
Manu
Marshal B. Brooks
Nwoman
South Brook
Brobles Sai
Louis
Company Sa
Amoul Brools Sa
Kare Cheek
Ty Coat
Washington d
Steel
William
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