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Liberty Bee

Location

Liberty, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1933

Page

2

Hughes Explains Automobile Law in Illinois Licensing

Springfield reports Howard J. Hughes outlines new Illinois auto rules to curb theft. Licenses require proof of ownership via title and bill of sale, with titles transferable on sale. Existing registrations may prove ownership. out-of-state titles required for foreign cars. Fees fund roads. title fees go to general revenue. Dealers of used parts need licenses and stock records. junking requires a Secretary of State certificate. Expected savings cited at six million dollars via insurance reductions.

Springfield Illinois Howard J. Hughes Lineis Hughes Secretary of State State Road Building Fund General Revenue Fund

School News: Holiday Break and Semester Prep Reflected

The piece lists student absences and notes from Juniors Sophomores and Freshmen about tests in Algebra Geometry History and Agriculture. It mentions Christmas vacation and plans for returning to review and take exams along with reports given in History. Several named students are referenced in attendance notes and class activity.

Pleasant Grove Christmas Party and Local Honors

Pleasant Grove hosts Burton Home Bureau Christmas party with 21 women, lectures on Home Safety by Harriet Siwers and Gladys Ward. Mildred Doole and Lucile Switzer named on state 4 H honor roll. Area families enjoy Christmas program and dinners with relatives from Quincy Evanston and nearby towns.

Burton Home Burton Handy Kitchen Maids 4-H Club Lucile Switzer Clarence Tenhouse Pleasant Grove J. Henry Cox Evanston Howard Mollenhauer Harold Mollenhauer G. C. Mollenhauer S. H. Thompson Quincy Thompson Bart Sims Bessie Sims Sickles Floyd Sims Ray Sims

Memories December 26 1918 In The Bee Nostalgia

A reminiscence notes a 1918 Bee issue announcing Albert Callahan and Luella Howe's marriage Liberty aiding leper Prench orphans an Odd Fellows New Year's supper Beverly Bank becoming a state bank and a white Christmas snowbound roads Harold Hofmeister Lucas Akers discharged Lloyd Wagner delivering 22 turkeys for 100 dollars and advice to marry during wartime period Uncle Bill and Annie wish readers a Happy New Year.

Jannie Albert Callahan Luella Howe Liberty Lever Odd Fellows Beverly Harold Hofmeister Lucas Akers Lloyd Wagner Colmn Bill Annie

Hughes Announces Tough New Auto Theft Act Proposals

Secretary of State Edward J. Hughes unveiled the anti theft act supplements to the automobile licensing law. He predicted a $6,000,000 yearly saving on insurance and outlined penalties including up to $1000 fine or one year in jail for false title applications and $500 fine or six months for other violations. New title certificates will use banknote paper and chemically treated ribbons to deter counterfeiting and alterations.

Edward J. Hughes Hughes Hughes Hag

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