Section of Milk Control Statute Under Suspicion
Judge Walter B Jones in Montgomery circuit court refused a temporary injunction against the state milk control board and questioned the validity of section 13 of the milk control law enacted in 1935. The ruling addresses whether licensing discrimination favors those already in the milk business at the act’s effective date and notes the need for amendments or affidavits to show any justifying facts.
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Montgomery
Walter B Jones
State Milk Control Board
T. J. Nall
M. & Jones
Ji Montgomery
Judge Fritz Chompst Rules on Jefferson Circuit Court Case
Judge Fritz Chompst of Jefferson Circuit Court ruled the contract valid in a suit involving growths other than discrimination. The board may appeal directly to the Supreme Court or file any injunction plea within 20 days.
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Fritz Chompst
Jefferson Circuit Court
Recuily
Supreme Court
Poughkerpsie
Edward A. Cannon
Hida Price
Gaham Witscher
Goaden
Cannon
Hat
Justice Witschier
Minneapolis Clean-Up Drive Spurs Citizens Action
Citizens energized by the Waite Liggett slaying and national crime denouncement push Minneapolis toward tougher government and law enforcement. A rally by Minnesota Anti-Saloon League head Dr R N Holsaple and Mayor Latimer frames calls for remedies as Atty Gen Homer Cummings labels the city a crime spot.
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Minneapolis
Fec
Waite
Liggett
United States Attorney General
Rine
Liggett Lee
R N. Holsaple
Minnesota Anti
Thomas Latimer
Holsaple
Securities gifts surge as New Year taxes take effect
The Securities Gift program reports total gifts reaching 100 million dollars as corporates and large stockholders rush gifts ahead of Jan 1 1936 tax changes. December alone shows about 700 thousand in gifts with roughly 8.6 million more in prior months. Notable gifts include James Simpson of Chicago 1.5 million in Marshall Field stock and G M Moffett of New York 1.15 million in Com Products Refining shares. The filings cover officers and major holders, with no broader disclosure of donor or recipient details.
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Washington
Fee .3
Courties Commission
Corporatier Afflessa
Congress
James Simson
Cheago
Marshall Field and Co
Simpson
Iast
August G M Moffett
New York
Com Products Refining Co
Theodore H Kirk
Fancy Spenders Prove What Big Time Effect Is
A vivid portrait of New York nightlife’s lavish set led by wealthy playboys who commandeer horses, tip entertainers handsomely, and treat clubs as stages for whimsy. Notable figures include Jack Gans, Erskine Gwynne, Phil Plant, Bill Leeda, Dan Topping, A. C. Blumenthal, Barbara La Marr, and Harold Ryder whose excesses defined an era of flamboyant spending.
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George Tucker
Associated Press
New York
Jack Gans
Arkansas
Biltmore
Jack
Monte Carlo
Erskine Gywnne
el Morocco
Gwynne
Phil Plant
Connie Bennett
Bill Leeda
California
Dan Topping
A. C. Blumenthal
Percy Fears
Barbara LaMarr
Harold Ryder
Difficult Children and Old School Views on Child Behavior
Dr Reginald Miller argues that children are a distinct race with their own world and should not be judged by adult standards. He cautions against overreliance on modern psychology, citing innate resilience in children and the stabilizing effect of time as they encounter new interests and environments.
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Reginald Miller
Grother
Miler
Ditheult
Puzzle clues from an old legend and scattered letters
Fragmented list of crossword like clues and partial phrases mentioning musical notes coins ports and actions. It reads as a garbled index of terms including French coin railway beam and a singing siren with stray names and numbers.
Ickes Pleads Power Interests To Allow Public Works Power Projects
Secretary Ickes urged power companies to permit PWA municipal power projects or appeal a circuit court victory to the Supreme Court. He warned delays by Duke Power could jeopardize a $3,000,900 Greenwood allotment and the aims to create employment, urging cooperation to expedite an appeal. The Greenwood case nears the Supreme Court, with Ickes criticizing the Liberty League for constitutional challenges to New Deal statutes.
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Washington
Ickes
Public Works Administration
FWA
Au Preme
PWA
Greenwood
Eireme
Supreme Court
Companie
Charlotte
American Liberty League
Margaret Morgan Wins Juvenile Popularity Contest
Margaret Morgan, entry of the Dothan Motor Corp, won the juvenile popularity contest sponsored by the Dothan Business and Professional Women's club. Runner-up Nancy Head, sponsored by Coca Cola Bottling Co, participated before a parade of contestants. Proceeds benefited the Educational Fund of the Business and Professional Woman's group.
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Margaret Morgan
Dothan Motor Corp
Dothan Business and Professional Women’s Club
van Nancy Head
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Lightning repeats crash on icy highway in Peotone
In Peotone Illinois a driver named Philip McMann spun his car into a ditch after hitting an icy spot. A second car arrived and repeated the spin, crashing into the same area and injuring a man with fractured ribs. Nearby a wolf sighting near Milwaukee prompts further odd notes.
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Philip McMann
McMann
Atx
City ends chase as fox captured after 700 yard pursuit
Police halted a lengthy pursuit as the animal was trapped at the 700 yard mark. Animal experts identified the creature as a fox and suggested it may have been domesticated by a worker before being driven toward the city in search of food.
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