Beer Means Living for Many Mer
New York March 14 in 13 states public purchase of beer awaits federal legalization and regulation. A brewery survey shows promoters expect strong demand, with orders and production plans tied to federal approval. Plans report potential 60 000 workers returning to brewery jobs if permitted, while officials cite regulatory delays and state actions.
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New York
Ie Eareey
Vires
Expeuritiere
Nore
Heepawatty
MM Insonms
New Shores
Kentucky
Iodians
Tineix
Califarnia
Indian Methodist Divine Trial At Local Church
A Methodist congregation faced a church trial over conduct involving a pastor accused of threatening Miss Veto Huffman. The trial examined alleged attacks and the pastor’s actions within the church setting, with the jury reporting a verdict after the hearing.
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Normu Iy
Inia
Whreels
Ciarge
Veto Huffman
Tecveaeaia Eai
Hye Conkers Tring
Wille
Wishon
Edgar Binite
Mato Mblic
Miss Hill to Wed San Francisco Writer
Miss Hill will wed a San Francisco writer. The ceremony will be held at St. Paul and Janrene Dalmes Dorey. A reception will follow at the nearby venue with attended relatives and close friends.
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Miss Hill
San Francisco
Chile
Mio Ghd Mas
Louis WW
St. Pabl
Janrenes Dalmes Dorey
St. Dalia
Fue Key
Ryadex Lomaries Alternona
Farewell to Senator Erickson Shapes Montana Sendoff
Friends and admirers gather as Senator Erickson leaves Montana for Washington to join the U.S. Senate. He departs on Northern Pacific train No. 2 amid telegrams of support, with a token gift inscribed “To Senator Erickson, token of sincere friendship.” He is greeted by Will Aiken and others at the capital, while a wedding party on the same train receives his farewell.
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Thadeeis
United States
Bo Beleksom
Rovernor
Montana
Washington, D.C
Tim
Carcailye
Will Aiken
Benatar J Erickson
Qrnor
Northern Pacific
Weickson
Boettcher Identifies Scene of His Captivity by Thugs
Denver broker Charles Boettcher testified with a detective present about a ranch hideout used by kidnapers. He described items found there including a square-pattern pin and an adhesive spool, and identified the dog leash used during the abduction.
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Boettcher
Denver
Cole
Charles Frnedehor
Tancom
Chamberlain
Rod
Ladey
Eid Meiaoner
Aad
Gorden Llkhorn
Gov Pinchot Spares Slayer of Her Husband
In Harrisburg March a gubernatorial clemency reduced a woman's death sentence to life imprisonment for killing her husband’s killer. Mary Shunk, also known as Mary Stanavage, was to die for the murder of her seven year old son, at the Stanklewles home in Raven. The governor commuted the death sentence to life imprisonment for the mother, while her son Clem Klael lawnkl received a prison term for complicity.
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Harrisbarm
Aafierernar Giffard Pinchot Dada
Fife
Mes
Mary Shunk
Lewlex
Shimoki
Hiv
Mary Stanéavige
Washo
Jeet
Stanklewles Homie
Ravenhet
Clem Klaellawnkl
Ayaa Ponsonend
Erima
Plow of Temas Negro Turns Up Gold Rush
Fragmentary text references a gold rush and a plow, with scattered names and place hints. The readable portions suggest a historical note on discovery or symbolism tied to Temas and a named group, but missing details prevent a clear event or outcome.
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Temas
Bank Situation Nears Normal Across Nation
The Associated Press reports banks under federal and state orders began reopening after Roosevelt administration measures. Non member banks faced restrictions while member banks resumed operations, as stock markets advanced with partial gains. The recovery stretches across states as reserves normalize and banking rules ease, signaling a broader return to normal financial activity.
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Associated Press
Banke
Roosevelt
Nurat
Busine
Ania
Farley May Restore Postage at Two Cents
Washington March 11 CAP An intensive effort to wipe out the postal deficit which may possibly eliminate the two cent stamp was promised today by Postmaster General Farley. He said there seems to be antipathy toward the new two cent stamp and he noted opposition from certain quarters.
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Washington
Varley
Tornado Death Toll Rises Across Tennessee
Nashville reports 34 killed and about 200 injured as a tornado cuts a path from the western Mississippi River across Tennessee toward the Cumberland Mountains. National guardsmen assist, Red Cross mobilizes, and medical crews treat the injured in multiple towns including Waehrille, Prnnden, Lebanon, and others.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Missi, Fippi
Arkansas
Miarouri
Cumberland Mountains
Waehrille
Prnnden
Tenhessie-Kentucky
Lebanon
Kligs- Wort
Hare
Cimberlands
Sarragate
Rogereville
Onwero
Miltpoine
Bellwood
Red Cross
American Legion backs Roosevelt over veterans benefits
Washington, March 15. The American Legion, led by National Commander Toute A. Johnson, urged strong support for the president as the Senate passed the drag economy bill affecting veterans. Johnson warned the measure could have grave consequences for disabled voters and called on 10,719 Legion posts and a million members to uphold the organizer’s pledge and back the president.
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Washington
American Legion
Roosevelt
Toute
A. Johnson
Tomight
Senate
Johnson
Legion
High Court Confirms McKeown's Conviction
The Washington Supreme Court today affirmed the second degree murder conviction of Albert P L McKeown of Seattle for the 1972 killing of his mother. The court found no error in the trial, noting no counsel failed to file the required list of particulars, and upheld the verdict despite contested evidence.
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Cvmpia
Wash
State
O Supreme Can
Albert PL McKeown
Seattle
Denrisi
Nelda
Reawn
Triat
Sinnerme
Tower Court
British Responds To Soviet Arrest Of Brits In Moscow
The Roverminent reports emergency measures in Britain to quell subversive activity after the arrest of British subjects in Moscow. Extraordinary powers were invoked as actions tied to sabotage at electrical stations are linked to a group connected with the Metropolitan-Vickora company. Lord Baldwin said in the Commons the British ambassador in Moscow was instructed to demand denials in strong terms from the Soviet government.
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Moarow
Marel
The
Roverminent Today
Asveret
Ecot Athve
Welturbans
Metropolitan-Vickora Company
London
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Moscow
Connec
Beers and Economy Bills Move Through Congress
Washington March 1 A trio of Roosevelt emergency bills advances as Congress nears completion. The 3.2 percent beer bill with wine amendment heads to the Senate, while the economy measure plans broader authority for the president to cut veterans’ pay and government salaries. Roosevelt prioritizes farm relief, crop production control, marginal-land leasing, and a large reforestation program to place up to 200,000 jobseekers to work within weeks.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
Relief agencies feed 90,000 in southern California quake recovery
Long Beach Calif March 15 amid ongoing emergency mass feeding 90 000 earthquake victims received meals as rehabilitation progresses. The American Red Cross directs relief work registering families sheltered at Bixby Park Compton Huntington Park Artesia Bellflower concentration camps and recreation centers. Medical authorities reported adequate care and sanitation conditions improving.
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Long Tearh
Calif
Compton
Artesia
California
J.B. Feyted
American Med Cross
Bixby Park
Huntington
Bellflower
Raging Ohio floods ten cities amid river wreckage
Tattered river craft lay strewn along taln-rwollen banks as the Allegheny Monongahela and Ohio rivers surged to high flood stage. Property along Pittsburg river fronts faced cellar inundation and extensive damage while towns like Wheeling and Weirton prepared for the worst in years as waters rose inch by inch.
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Pighuegh
Taln-Rwollen
Allegheny
Monongahela
Ohio
River Met
Ciy
Pitts Bareys
W. Va
Ashe
Billings Boy Hit by Auto Near High School
Millings March 15. Donald Kelly aged 10 was critically injured crossing the street near Billings high school while returning from a basketball game. The driver C I Beckett 24 of Billings said he was partially blinded by the lights of an approaching car and that the boy ran in front of his vehicle.
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Millings
Donald Kelly
Ailings High School
C. 1 Beckett
Billings
Beckett
Senate approves Roosevelt power to curb veterans benefits
Washington March 15. After three days and two nights of debate the senate overwhelmingly approves a bill granting President Roosevelt power to reduce veterans benefits and federal pay by up to half a billion dollars. The 61 to 13 vote sends the bill back to the house for action on senate amendments with leaders hopeful it reaches the president soon.
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Washington
Senate
President Roosevelt
House
Roosevelt
Tfmot
Nile
Stolen Jewelry Worth Half Million Recovered in Miami Beach
Miami Beach police recovered half a million dollars in stolen jewels and arrested Harry Sidmer of New York, named by authorities as the thief. The haul included $1,000 worth of gems stolen from opera star Grace Moore.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Harry Sidmer
New York
Sidmer
Grace Moore
England Italy to discuss revival of disarmament
Rome March 15. Prime Minister Rantay MacDonald and Foreign Secretary Mir John Shinan plan to meet Premier Mussolini in Rome on Saturday to discuss salvaging the disarmament confluence. An official statement said they were invited by Mussolini and would meet in Geneva briefly before returning to England.
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Rome
Rantay MacDonald
Mir John Shinan
Musgolini
Foreign Office
Expresa
Mussolini
Geneva
Roosevelt to Name Assistant Navy Secretary
Washington report says President will consider Roosevelt cousins for assistant secretary of the navy role. The White House notes the selection may be a surprise, with Captain Emory S. Land and Percival Wesaller also named for navy posts, both holding rear admiral ranks.
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Roosevelt
NAVY
Washington
Henry Latrohe Stoosesett
White House
Swansol
Thesidore Rosevelt
Lant
Emory
Land
Charles A. Lindbergh
Percival
Wesaller
Salesman of Burglal Alarms Loses Samples
A fragmented report notes a salesman from Burgl Alarms loses samples during a local event in Kanna City. The text mentions Pita Pye and A. Co Pyles with unclear roles, and references alarms and a hit or incident at a site Santos today.
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Kanna City
Atareh
Pita
Tial A. Co Pyles
Santos
Hitr
Kiar Alarm Ayatern
President Roosevelt Goes for Auto Jaunt in Open Car
President Franklin D. Roosevelt took an automobile ride for fresh air and relaxation. Accompanied by aides and secret service, he rode in an open car past Washington landmarks into Arlington Cemetery and on to Alexandria, Virginia, enjoying the outing despite chilly March weather as he has recently been at his desk for days.
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Warsiington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gold Strikes from Turkeys Spark Idaho Rush
In Connell Idaho on March 16 a gold rush sparked by turkeys. A turkey sent to Qotse from Jern Wan yielded $2401 in gold from its crop. Two other birds from Wisdom ranch net small sums while a fourth turkey found dead yielded some coarse gold. Crews have searched Windom ranch for the turkey athlee as a butcher in New Meadows reported killing a turkey and discarding gold he could not identify.
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Connell
Idaho
Qotse
Jern Wan
Squaw Creak
Windom
Nearch
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