Liquor Problem to Return in December
The AP reports the end of national prohibition and states resuming liquor control in December as new regulatory systems form. President Roosevelt awaits a comprehensive study to guide federal policy while Congress researches revenue possibilities and enforcement. Estimates place potential liquor tax receipts from $300 million to over $500 million, with immediate attention to the December sales start and prewar federal duties.
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Fluff and Puff Plot Bluff in Bunny Escape
In a tense scene the Fluff accuses Puff of selling him to the Eagles while the Bunny hides. Puff hushes the Bunny, claiming it is a bluff to lure them down from a perilous perch. The exchange hints at danger and a plan to reach safety.
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Puff
Debate over the pace of repeal and amendment ratification
The piece notes the 18th amendment’s repeal work and F Scott McBride stating renewed effort in local counties and states. It compares ratification speeds, citing the 21st and 12th amendments historical timelines and lists nine states still undecided on repeal including Georgia Kansas Louisiana Mississippi Montana Nebraska.
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Mississippi
Montana
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A Kansan Sees Hollywood By Richard Doan
Hollywood gossip and light notes from California recounts Geo Arliss returning from London without a monocle, broke it in the U S C Cal game heard on the train, and mentions Sophie Tucker Eddie Cantor Janet Snowden Cary Grant Virginia Cherrill Jackie Fields and other stars with brief showbiz tidbits and Baer Baer trainer notes.
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Sophie Tucker
Palm Springs
Eddie Cantor
Janet Snowden
Revolle
Virginia Cherrill
Cary Grant
Jackie Fields
Hollywood Blvd
Boswell Sisters
Connie Bennett
Russ Columbo
Myrna Loy
Garbo
Max Baer
Baer
Mike Cantwell
Clark Gable and Stu Erwin in a small town boxing sketch
Lew Brice Fanny’s brother and others perform a light boxing sketch in town. David Manners sails to London on the 15th to take a job with British International.
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Stu Erwin
Lew Brice
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London
Goose mystery solved as hunter bagged goose
Lawrence Hunter learns what happened to goose after reading the Journal-World. A. W. McChure of route 4 thanks L. H. Rose of 516 Indiana Street for the Canadian goose found dead in his corn field yesterday morning. McClure watched seven geese fly over the field when one dropped. He discovered it stone dead in the yard.
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Route 4
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Mr.McClure
Geese Shot After Mystery Man Misses Target
In the neighborhood at about 8 o'clock yesterday morning J B Wiggins reported his brother in law Rose saw seven geese in a wheat field. Rose fired but the geese moved on. Moments later the flock returned with six birds. The mystery ended when Rose read in yesterday's Journal World about McClure's good fortune.
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McClure
Salina Robbery Trial Sentences Man to 10 to 50 Years
Salina Kan November 8 AP A reconsideration failed for Carl Anderson of Picher Oklahoma. He was sentenced to serve 10 to 50 years in connection with an attempted robbery.
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Carl Anderson
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Okla
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