Beer making and economic impact outlined in post prohibition plans
The article details extensive cost estimates for materials, bottles, labels, trucks, cases and advertising totaling hundreds of millions. It cites an expected 500 000 workers and 123 000 railroad car loads to support reestablished beer production, with many states ready to resume beer after prohibition.
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Brewing
New York
New Jersey
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Nevada
North Dakota
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Washington
Wisconsin
Illinois
C. D. Williams
Brewers’ Association
Williams
County Ohio agreement paves way for scenic highway along Dygarts Valley
Taylor county entered into a contract with Buckhannon & Western Railroad Co to use the road bed on the west side of the Dygarts Valley river for public use until the railroad resumes work. The county relinquished $1,500 due to the railroad. Plan outlines turning the road into a twenty foot scenic driveway with shade trees, clearing rubbish along the river bank, and landscaping the ground for an attractive city ingress and egress.
Road project to improve Fetterman crossing safety
Plans include rerouting Main street to bypass the dangerous railroad grade crossing at Fetterman. Welfare workers will start the project early this week to grade the site lay a rock base and gravel surface.
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Main Street
Fetterman
President's rise from Pase Gate? Wife Slayer continues
A dramatic page one continued account describes a man named Evans slashing at officers with a razor, pledging money for his mother as he wounded himself and died. The report contrasts this chaos with President Roosevelt’s push for emergency employment and major salary reforms, plus Mussolini talks on Europe’s future.
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Evans
Warm winter ends. early spring may bring above normal heat
The article notes an ongoing pattern of warmer winters since 1905 east of the Rockies, with Winter 1932-33 averaging one to nine degrees above normal across regions. March trends and spring warmth are suggested but not officially forecast. Experts warn warm springs may help crops yet risk early fruit tree budding and frost damage.
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Equator
U. S. Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Official Weather Bureau
J. R. Kineer
Weather Bureau
Weather ‘Bureau
Middle Atlantic
Hospital Notes mention Mrs Roy Stevens admitted
Mrs Roy Stevens of Tunnelton was admitted yesterday to the City Hospital for medical treatment.
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Roy Stevens
Tunnelton
City Hospital
Aged actor Jefferson De Angelis dies at 74 in New Jersey
Jefferson De Angelis a prominent figure on the 19th century American light opera stage died at age 74 in Orange New Jersey after a yearlong paralysis. Born November 30 1859 in San Francisco he rose with theatrical families and shared a career with DeWolf Hopper E H Sothern and John Drew. He married Florence Conliffe in 1882 while touring East India with his company.
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Orange
N. J
Jefferson de Angelis
de Angelis
Jeff de Angelis
DeWolf Hopper
E. H. Sothern
John Drew
Hopper
Sothern
Mr. de Angelis
San Francisco
John
Susan de Angelis
Philadelphia
New York
East India
Florence Conliffe
S WYCKOFF 83 DIES AT HOME NEAR SAND LICK
Sandford Wyckoff 83 died at his home on Sand Lick near Simpson yesterday morning after a two month illness. He was born in the community, son of William and Nancy Shillingberg Wyckoff, last of fourteen. His wife Mary Ellen Wyckoff died two months ago. Surviving: Alonzo Wyckoff, Mrs Ida St. Clair, and Mrs Joshua T. Moore. Funeral Tuesday at 2 from Simpson Baptist Church, Rev N B Hamrick officiating. Interment in church cemetery by Bartlett Funeral Company.
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Wyckoff
Sand Lick
Simpson
William
Nancy Shillingberg Wyckoff
Mary Ellen Wyckoff
Alonzo Wyckoff
Ida St. Clair
Fairmont
Joshua T. Moore
McCracken dies after fourteen months illness at 58
P M McCracken 58 died at his home on the Pruntytown pike after a fourteen month battle with carcinoma. He lived here twenty years and worked as a machinist at the Hazel Atlas Glass plant before its move. Survived by widow Margaret Kirby McCracken, five children, and several siblings and grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. from the home with Rev Nicely officiating. burial in Keener cemetery. Bartlett Funeral Company in charge.
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Pruntytown Pike
Hazel Atlas Glass
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Margaret Kirby McCracken
James McCracken
Millinge
F. McCracken
Grafton
Theodore McCracken
Agnes Breedlove
Ltidger McCracken
John McCracken
Belle Dorsey
McMechen
Solomon McCracken
Annié Johnson
Coffman
Nicely
Boothsville
Keener Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Company
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Roosevelt Day Drams Work To Limit In Schedule
Washington March 20 Roosevelt keeps a heavy work schedule from morning till late night in the White House, dining at 8 and returning to his office. He receives few leisure moments, dictating mail, coordinating meetings with cabinet and press conferences, and guiding national affairs through long days into the early morning. The piece also covers Zangara’s swift trial and execution process following his assassination attempt on Roosevelt.
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Sigrid Arne
Washington
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Capital
Associated Press
Joe Zangara
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Bay Front Park
Miami
Florida
Zangara
Nat Ancour
Zangara Executed in Electric Chair After Farewell
A notorious figure identified as Zangara faced the electric chair at 9:19 after declaring anti capitalist statements. Guard signals and Sheriff Dan Hardie oversaw the execution as 2,300 volts passed through his body. The defendant displayed a stiffening response and was officially pronounced dead at 9:27 A.M.
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Atendants
Zangara
Joe
Dan Hardie
Dade County
Nagera
Zangara’s Trial and Execution Journey in 1933 News
A concise record of the St. Louis era political murder case. From Zangara's threats and remarks to the March 6 coroner’s inquest into the Cermak shooting, to the March 13 death warrant and the planned electric chair execution in the week of March 20. The account notes Zangara’s defiant quotes and the public/legal responses surrounding the assassination attempt.
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Angara
W. F. Cross
Thompson
Zangara
Shultz
Death House
Cermak
Arrangements Made For Davis To Sail Thursday For Europe
Norman H. Davis special ambassador on disarmaments and world economics will sail from New York on the Manhattan Thursday to London, then to Geneva. State department officials expect meetings with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon in London.
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Norman H. Davis
New York
Manhattan
London
Geneva
State Department
Davis
Ramsay MacDonald
John Simon
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