North Carolina Passes Strong Beer Licensing Law
The legislature approved a malt beverage division under the state Alcoholic Beverage Control Board with 15 inspectors to regulate beer sales. Re-licensing of existing outlets is required and licenses issued only to those of good character. outlets deemed joints risk revocation. Strong enforcement promised to salvage the beer industry’s reputation and curb bootlegging.
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State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
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Embarrassing Position of Mr Daniels at N O
The Raleigh News and Observer accuses the legislature of cowardice and confusion, edited by Democratic National Committeeman Jonathan Daniels. The piece questions his dual role, noting his recent lobbying for the same lawmakers he now critiques and urging commitment to independent editorial standards.
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Raleigh News and Observer
Democratic National
Evidence of Jesus resurrection preached and explained
A sermon outlines Luke’s account of the road to Emmaus and the appearance to Simon Peter. It contrasts old debates on bodily versus spiritual resurrection, asserts the Lord is risen, and notes the mission of the apostles after Pentecost to spread Christ’s life-giving truth. It cites scripture and hymns to affirm renewed life through faith.
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Hawaii and Alaska Statehood Costs in Union Debate
Washington analysis argues Hawaii would incur no net tax change under statehood while gaining larger access to federal grants such as school lunch funds. Alaska faces higher federal subsidies and land-take risks, with costs of maintaining roads rail and ports likely to remain partly federal. Alaska’s population growth remains slow, and long-standing reform requests persist.
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Debate over Havana charter and its impact on U S trade policy
The piece argues against the Havana charter of the International Trade Organization, warning it would place U S tariffs under international control, favor underdeveloped nations, threaten domestic industries, and potentially erode congressional power. It cites Bidwell Diebold and Cortney, and questions the charter’s protections for old industrial countries.
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New York Buzz and Broadway Notes in One Notebook
The column surveys Ezio Pinza delaying a South Pacific premiere due to backstage space concerns. It notes indictments of wiretappers Broady Jones and Ryan, Berle’s Runyon Fund telethon success, Kate Fiscus and other cultural tidbits, plus media satire on Luce and Chambers. It closes with sports and local theater chatter and a Gulfstream horse result.
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Notable Military Facts and Place Names
A mole starves after twelve hours without food, illustrating a basic organism fact. The French city Le Havre was originally Le Havve de Grace. A machine gun first fired from an airplane in 1912 marking a milestone in aerial warfare.
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le Have de Grace
Ramblin Round: Campaign Letters and Mechanical Mowers
The column discusses political campaigning and the impact of letters that praise candidates, noting one red ink line harmed perceptions. It then shifts to enthusiasm for mechanical power lawn mowers as a modern convenience and a source of joy in mowing.
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