Moonshiners Still Abound In Them Hills
The article describes interstate moonshine networks using trucks planes and even a helicopter to operate illicit stills. It cites estimates that up to a quarter of U S distilled liquor was illegal with sales from $2 a gallon in backwoods to $10 in towns.
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Regal Distillers
U. S. Alcohol Tax Unit
F. E. M. Whiting
Licensed Beverage Industries
Moonshine Boom Returns After War Ends
The liquor tax unit reports July and August seizures of 1,262 stills with 34 624 proof gallons daily capacity, up from 878 stills and 19 806 gallons last year. Arrests rose to 1 400 in two months, with sugar as the main ferment, expanding illicit distilling beyond traditional grain sources.
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Normandy
Calvados
Treasury Department
Middle Atlantic
New York State
Ibition
Alcohol Tas Unit
Carmel
League Of Women Voters Seeks Informed Electorate
The National League of Women Voters promotes informed voting among citizens including men who can join locally for three dollars a year. It backs national and local legislation, conducts forums, publishes facts, and emphasizes nonpartisan issue advocacy while facing occasional partisan criticism.
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League of Women Voters
New York
National League of Women Voters
League
United States
Smiths
Joneses
Sparkplug
Anna Lord Strauss
Carrie Chapman Catt
Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
United Nations
Taft-Ellender-Wagner
Tisan
Mrs. Jones
Iowa
Birthday of Lammon Du Pont Heads Du Pont Firm Line
Today marks the birthday of Lammon Du Pont born October 12 1880 in Wilmington Delaware. He is the eighth in his family and third successive brother to head E I du Pont de Nemours and Co. He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1902 and joined the black powder department. He has advanced dyestuffs paint and chemical development and opposed prohibition.
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Lammot DU Pont
Wilmington
Del
E. IL. du Pont de Nemours and Co
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Victory Energized Baseball Enthusiast
South Bend claims one of the nation’s most enthusiastic fans. Theodore Temple was arrested for speeding and reckless driving after elation over the White Sox victory. Judge John M. Roberto fined him $22 and costs. Temple paid saying it was worth it.
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South Bend
Ind
Theodore Temple
White Sox
John M. Roberto
Sox
Temple
Williams Rux promise quick relief for back pains
Advertises Williams Rux as a fast acting internal liquid for lumbago sciatica rheumatic and neuritis pains. Claims three day use with money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. Available at druggists with directions on bottle.
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Our Children Must Be Trained To Overcome Ignorance
Angelo Patri argues that U S schools fail to prepare youth for real life. He blames curricula and exams for stifling thinking and practical problem solving. He promotes his leaflet P 18 on guiding principles in child training and urges parents to request copies by mail.
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New York 19
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