Tugwell bill questioned by St Louis scholar on enforcement flaws
Washington expert Dr. Paul Pressler warned the Tugwell bill lacks enforcement provisions for food drug cosmetics and financing. He likened its potential passage to Prohibition struggles, saying the Agriculture Department would be underfunded and political appointees could wield broad power, risking consumer harm. The debate echoed concerns from New York critics about regulatory inefficiency and unfair competition. Prolonged Utah congress ratification delays followed sessions at the state capitol.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
League of Women Voters
St. Louis
Paul Pressler
Washington University
Dr. Pressler
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Dr. Preisler
Secretary of ‘Agriculture
New York City
Food and Drug Administration
Repeal Brings Utah Ratifies 21st Amendment Vote
Utah cast the 36th ratification vote ending federal prohibition. Sam D. Thurman led the roll call in Salt Lake City and noted his vote completed the 21st amendment. Government agencies faced steps to regulate legalized liquor while dry states sought safeguards.
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Washington
Gernment
Treasury
Justice Departments
Federal Alcohol Control Adminstaation
Industrial Alcohol Bureau of the Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Cummings
Prohibition
Justice Department
Bureau of Investigation
Alcohol Beverage Unit
Utah
Salt Lake City
Dee
Sam D. Thurman
Injury Fatal to Weston Man
Weston December 6 injuries from a week earlier when struck by an automobile led to the death of Ganford Sherman Conley 71 a retired farmer at a local hospital last evening at 7 15 o clock He was helping Richard Forl ash of Fisher s Summit cross State Route 19 with cows when struck J F Brinkley Broad Street employee of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company was the car driver and was returning from Jane Lew The State Police and county officers investigating immediately following the accident exonerated Brinkley of blame Conley suffered a fractured skull broken right leg and broken rib.
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Weston
Ganford Sherman Conley
Conley
Richard Foriash
Fisher's Summit
J. F. Brinkley
Broad Street
Cheaspeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Jane Lew
Brinkley
Governor Kump Denies Stay for Condemned Man
Governor Kump refused a stay of execution for Joe Corey of Charleston who is to be hanged Friday night for the slaying of his wife's cousin Mrs. Katherine Ghiz of Logan. Corey had sought a mental condition review, with defense arguing insanity at the time of the confectionery shooting in Charleston.
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Charleston
Kump
Joe Corey
Katherine Ghiz
Logan
Corey
Ada Ghiz Corey
South Carolina ER A sets six bureaus to curb beggars
The South Carolina Emergency Relief Administration announces the creation of six bureaus across the state to control beggars. The move aims to streamline aid delivery and enforce local ordinances, reflecting a broader crackdown on poverty-related street activity.
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South Carolina Emergency Relief Administration
Elks Pig Roast Social A Stellar Local Affair
A large turnout of over a hundred Elks and visiting members from Philippi Clarksburg Tunnelton Buchanan New York City Dubois and Easton attended a pig roast at the Elk’s grill room last night. Toastmaster C E Wyckoff steered a lively program with music by Curt’s Collegians and impromptu speeches from local and visiting Elks. The Eleven O clock Toast closed the event with reflections on Elkdom and fellowship.
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Elk’s Grill
O. E. Wyckoff
Elks
Brother Elks
Philippi
Clarksburg
Tunnelton
Buckhannon
New York City
Duboiis
Easton
C. E. Wyckoff
Continental Congress
Grafton Lodge No. 308
Mr. Wyckoff
Joe Hussion
Elkis
W. PB. Clark
William Wren
Lea Faust
Pet Gavelle
Tom Moran
John Shoemaker
Leo Faust
Curt
I. C. Klein
J. J. Kaufman
Leland Price
H. A. Abbott
Simon Friedman
Grafton Lodge
Howard H. Holt
Frank Cather
Nick Sidrow
Waxey" Clark
Harry Beverlir
Harry Henshaw
Walter B. Wilson
M. Quay Haller
Raymond Kenney
John H. Bradford
Elk
Elkdom
J. J Kaufman
Evening Memorial With Curt's Collesians Charms City
In the west the crowd gathered for memory and a message to absent brothers. Curt's Collesians performed a lively program with Sweet Adeline drawing cheers as the orchestra led with drum and chorus. The late hours closed with general praise for the entertainment.
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Curt
Collesians
Ellis
Talbott Reports State's Expenses Within Income
Charleston dispatch reports State Treasurer Talbott announced November disbursements from the general fund totaled 1,334,200.46 with 1,025,389.57 directed to the general school fund for payment of tea taxes and related ordinary expenses, keeping expenditures within income.
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Charleston
Talbott
General Fund
General School
Public Ledger Reports Routine Operations Totals
The record shows routine operations with disbursements totaling 308450.89 dollars and receipts amounting to 673145.98 dollars. The figures reflect the financial activity for the period and indicate a net flux favoring receipts over disbursements.
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Chers
Gibson Recovers Stolen Auto In Clarksburg
Ralph S. Gibson manager of the Grafton Feed Storage company had his Chevrolet coupe stolen Saturday between the company building on Latrobe Street and the Beech Street bridge. It was found yesterday afternoon abandoned on a Northview street in Clarksburg in good condition with no signs of misuse. The find was reported to Chief Fetty who notified Chief Henderson and Gibson retrieved the vehicle. Louis Jones of Kingstree, S.C., is noted for alternating his shoe leather last daily.
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Ralph S. Gibson
Grafton Feed & Storage Company
Latrobe Street
Beech Street Bridge
Northview
Clarksburg
Harrison County
Fetty
Wallace Henderson
Gibson
A Real Long Distance Wedding in Stockholm by Phone
Bertil Clason of Detroit Michigan wed Sigrid Carlson in Stockholm Sweden in a telephone ceremony connected by ear phones. The groom an engineer was at the mouthpiece with his brother Rayner Clason standing beside and John D Watts officiating Associated Press photo.
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Bertil Clason
Detroit
Mish
Sigrid Carlson
Stockholm
Sweden
Rayner Clason
John D. Watts
Associated Press
N J Man Seized On Eve Of Repeal
Camden New Jersey December 6 1933 federal prohibition agents arrested Alex Sit aruk on the eve of repeal on a warrant charging operation of a still raided in 1930. Sit aruk, a 50 year old man, was held on $1000 bail by US Commissioner Wynce Armstrong.
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Camden
N. J
Alex Sitaruk
Slusaruk
United States
Wynce_ Armstrong
Empty Your Gall Bladder And You'll Feel Like a Billion Dollars
An odd sensational ad extols a dangerous remedy promising vast health gains. The text spars with garbled phrases and brandish terms like Magia Oxide and TM Verbiage, urging readers to trust a dubious druggist-seller and implying dramatic bodily transformation.
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Jos
Ouf
Sdertsoen
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