Ohio's Liquor Monopoly Under Probe Sparks Prohibition Drive
Ohio faces a fresh liquor scandal as a three-pronged probe examines the state monopoly on alcohol sales. Investigations reveal fake private clubs, dead officers, and inflated profits, with Gov Herbert ordering a statewide inquiry and the Senate also forming a panel. Readings trace back to 1943 permits frozen to drink sales and the surge of private clubs amid a $150 million yearly business.
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Forest Allen
Cleveland
Ohio
Anti-Saloon League
Cleveland Press
Snd
Relief For Cough Promoted By Creomulsion Ad
An old advertising feature touts Creomulsion as a remedy for coughs chest colds and acute bronchitis. It claims the product reaches the bronchial membranes loosens phlegm soothes irritation and aids natural healing with no narcotics and a money back guarantee if it does not relieve the cough promptly.
Ohio liquor probe widens amid bribery claims
The liquor enforcement scandal in Ohio draws federal scrutiny on personnel and tax returns. Gov Lausche's administration faces pressure as Democrats vow to extend probes to Bricker era liquor control, while drys push for statewide reforms and private control.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Scientists Tax Break Revealed by Polish Paper
The semi official Rzeczpospolita announced that authorial scientific works published in 1945 1946 and 1947 would be exempt from income taxes, a move described in Warsaw. The AP report notes government control and postwar context for the tax relief.
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Warsaw
Rzeczpospolita
Nippon Footlights Shine In Theatre Just Off Broadway
In a second story hall near Broadway 30 Japanese Americans present a theatre night for relief for Japan. Atsushi Omura, former Tokyo Imperial Theatre star, leads the effort as Japan Relief Night opens with a staged evening to raise funds for relief suffering since the war.
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Nippon
Broadway
New York
Yuji Ito
Tomiji Nagao
Mary Kewate
Shinge Moriya
Iwagaki
Kanide
Shigaki
Ginza
Tokyo
Japan
Yoshio Kawachi
Atsushi Omura
Tokyo Imperial Theatre
New York Relief Committee For
Japanese Community Mobilizes for Stage Play Effort
Japanes e community in the city raises about forty thousand dollars from four thousand residents and others. The group includes Issei Neiji and U. S. Army veterans and forms more than eighty committees. The production blends social drama set in Taisho era Japan with a comic sketch about a man who drinks like a camel, featuring Chieko Okamura in a native dance under a single floodlight.
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Japan
Issei
Neiji
U. S. Army
Chieko Okamura
Warsaw Rebuilding Funds Approved by City Council
Warsaw city council earmarks funds for rebuilding efforts this year with a $45 million total and $4.56 million status allocation. The move signals a major municipal construction push and includes multiple projects across the city.
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Warsaw
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Riverside
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Collins
Wards
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