Months of repeal and what it meant to U.S.
Six months after repeal, states experiment with liquor control. Bootlegging down but traffic deaths up amid rising prices and enforcement gaps. Taxing remains unsettled with high duties fueling expensive drinks. motorists face growing drunk driving concerns across major cities and states.
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National Conference On Street and Highway Safety
Ida B. Wise Smith
American Business Men’s Research Foundation
Liquor Taxes and Beer Rise After Prohibition
The article notes demand for tax relief on liquor, rising beer consumption as imports and stocks normalize, and government revenue shifts with summer. It mentions public letters to Washington urging lower taxes and forecasts Congress considering the matter next session. It also discusses state experiments in liquor control and the waning novelty of legal liquor.
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Nader
Washington
Administration
Treasury Department
Congress
Hot Spell Hits Polar Regions During Antarctic Expedition
Byrd expedition members abandon sleeping bags for blankets as a rare Antarctic heat wave pushes temperatures to 25 degrees above zero, about 10 degrees above previous records. Meteorologist W C Haines suggests the warm winter may influence unusual global weather patterns this year.
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Antarctica
Wvia Mackay Radio
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Byrd Antarctic Expedition
Antarctic
W.C. Haines
Missouri Board Keeps Compulsory Military Drill for Freshmen
The University of Missouri board of curators decided to continue mandatory military drill for freshmen and sophomores. They rejected a faculty proposal allowing two years of physical training as an alternative.
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University of Missouri Board of Curators
Arkansas to End Aid to Sister State
Arkansas plans to aid South Dakota farmers facing drought, led by Governor J Marion Futrell. The relief drive, themed Arkansas remembers, has delivered over 20 car loads of hay and cottonseed meal, with fraternal and civic groups backing county-sponsored drives.
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Ark
Arkansas
South Dakota
J. Marion Futrell
Futrell
Arkansas Farmers Urged To Use Released Land For Feed Crops
Senator Joe T Robin son pledged support for South Dakota water project. Arkansas governor sent $1 to Robin and asked for help. Officials urge farmers to use 1.4 million acres freed from cotton to grow feed crops to avert shortages amid drought. State relief director Dyess says the government may buy beef and dairy stock for rural rehab. More than 95 000 cowless farms exist in Arkansas.
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Joe T. Robinson
South Dakota
J Public Works Administration
Arkansas
Robin
W. R. Dyess
Carol's Red Head to Seek Safety in France
Reports say Mme Magda Lupescu, close associate of King Carol of Romania, will seek refuge in France amid alleged plots on her life. Georges Dimitrescu arrives in Paris and plans Belleme to host her per the king's orders. Rumors place her exile for months due to Romanian hostility. Dimitrescu denies Belleme plans. Prior Romanian officers were convicted for life threats against Carol. Lupescu, daughter of a junk dealer, has been linked to the king since 1925. Thirty-eight British Army invalids were discharged for flat feet.
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France
Georges Dimitrescu
Carol
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Lupescu
Romania
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