Federal Alcohol Zars May Loose Surprise Ruling
Washington on the eve of repeal anniversary rumors said the Federal Alcohol Control administration could issue stricter liquor advertising rules. A hearing before FACA discussed changes to require brand class type contents origin and age statements with emphasis on avoiding misleading claims. The outcome remains uncertain but stricter regulation appears likely.
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Washington
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
PACA
FACA
Bomb Explosions Strike Four New England Theatres
Explosions damaged four moving picture houses in southern New England early today. The Majestic and Tremont in Boston, the Capitol in Pawtucket Rhode Island, and the Capitol in Lynn Massachusetts were wrecked by planted bombs. Police teams investigated damaged interiors and blast effects.
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Boston
Moving Picture
New England
Majestic
Tremont
Capitol
Pawtucket
R. I
The
Lynn
Mass
Capitol Theater
R. L
Tremont Theater
Night distress calls indicate vessel in trouble feared
Maritime authorities traced SOS signals from the sea amid reports of at least one ship, possibly two, in distress overnight. The F. J. Luckenbach and Mackay Radio reported unidentified signals and heavy interference while American reportedly observed rockets from another vessel in the Pacific near lat 13 47 north long 95 08 west.
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New York
Mackay Radio
F. J. Luckenbach
Caribbean
Mackay
Radio Marine Corporation
Port Arthur
Tex
Pacific Ocean
Mexico
Salvador
Roosevelt Faces Test as Congress Sets Spending Path
Political observers expect President Roosevelt to continue his compromise approach with the incoming Congress. The White House aims to hold spending for relief and major programs to about 7.5 billion dollars next year, while avoiding provoking capital and triggering broader deficits.
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White House
McLeod Bank
Congress
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Hais
Air Fleet Bomb Laden Threat Spotlighted in Senate
Irenee du Pont told the Senate Munitions committee that a fleet of airplanes carrying gas or incendiary bombs could pose a very serious threat to New York civilians. He doubted one plane could wipe out the city but warned a large fleet would cause severe harm. Senator Clark cited Paris as a related speculation.
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Washington
Irenee du Pont
Senate Munitions Committee
New York
Clark
Missouri
Paris
du Pont
Builder of oil and cattle fortune dies in Texas
Fort Worth Texas December 12 AP W T Waggoner builder of one of the biggest fortunes west of the Mississippi on cattle and oil is dead at age 82. The capitalist and horse racing enthusiast died at his home last night from a stroke of paralysis suffered Sunday. He had been in ill health since 1933 after a prior stroke.
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Fort Worth
Tex
W. T. Waggoner
Mississippi River
Bodies of trainmen missing in derailment
Debeque Colorado reports say an East bound Denver and Rio Grande passenger train derailed into the Colorado river early today. An engineer and fireman were missing and three coaches are said to have left the tracks as the locomotives plunged into the river.
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Debeque
Colo
Denver and
Rio Grande
Colorado River
How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold
An advertisement explains Calotabs aid to nature in fighting a cold. It describes Calotabs as a purgative that cleanses the system to relieve symptoms and stimulate natural resistance, urging readers to use the product for faster recovery.
Squirrels Earn Honors After Cat Skirmish
In this Sundown Stories tale, Captain Bushy Tail leads confident squirrels to drive off a cat from Puddle Muddle. Santa Claus rewards the brave squad with a nut banquet in his workshop and bestows the Order of Highest Merit and Bravery on Captain Bushy Tail and the squirrels.
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Captain Bushy Tait
Santa Claus
Willy Nilly
Captain Bushy Tail
Santa
Aged Georgia Bonds Stir Worries In Atlanta
In Atlanta a recent arrest of a Black man with two old Georgia bonds from 1879 1880 has alarmed State Treasurer George B. Hamilton. Residents flood him with questions about the old 500000 bond issue and its possible payment status. Hamilton notes a 1892 record that the last $15 was paid but many details remain unclear.
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Atlanta
Georgia
George B. Hamilton
State of Georgia
Hamilton
Broken back confines young Dale County man
I A Fain a 22 year old Dale county sawmill worker was confined to Gipson Hospital with a broken back after a truck load of logs broke loose and pinned him beneath on the Enterprise Ozark highway as he headed to a sawmill near Ozark.
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Enterprise
I. A. Fain
Dale County
Gipson Hospital
Mrs. T. H. Jones Dies in Montgomery
Mrs. Thomas H. Jones, mother of W. Tom Jones, died in Montgomery at 3 15 p m yesterday. Funeral planned for 2 30 p m today with Rev J F McLeod of Pensacola Fla and Rev E D Burnworth of Perry Street Methodist, Montgomery, officiating. Mr and Mrs Jones had gone to be with her before her death.
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Thomas H. Jones
W. Tom Jones
Montgomery
J. F. McLeod
Pensacola
Fla
E. D. Burnworth
Perry Street Methodist Church
Jones
Warden Urges Emasculation Law to Deter Crime
Ohio Warden Preston E Thomas at Ohio Penitentiary argues for a law to emasculate repeat criminals as a crime deterrent. He claims it would cut crime by half and could serve as a genic measure, urging lawmakers to interview prisoners for evidence. He compares effect to electric chair and notes sterilization alone is insufficient.
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Columbus, O
Preston E. Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
Sclon
Ohio
Thomas
Quoted Robbery Rationale and Eagle Want Ad Appeal
The article cites a controversial remark claiming robbers steal to fund women and fur coats. It suggests prisoners accept emasculation to deter crime and proposes a practical solution through placing an Eagle want ad to raise funds.
Marianna Firemen Busy in Decade of Alarms
Marianna Florida firemen have answered four alarms in two weeks. The old Marianna hotel, a wooden structure, burned a week ago Tuesday. A roof fire at Gilmer Powell’s home was put out 25 hours later. Roof blazes at Charles Coullette and Ed Barnes homes were extinguished Tuesday.
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Marianna
Fla
Gilmer Powell
Charles Coullette
Ed Barnes
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