Substitute For Volsteadism In Liquor Policy Debate
The article argues against broad government control of alcohol and proposes a open retail model with government stamped original packaging and sale limited to hotels and restaurants. It favors state oversight with local option and cites failures of prohibition and high license while praising European systems for maintaining order with fewer temptations to bootleg. It references Finland Canada and Western approaches as imperfect but preferable to strict regulation.
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Finland
France
Germany
England
Man's Endless Struggle With Nature and Life Extension
The article asserts humanity fights nature since ancient times and is gradually lengthening life through science, medicine, and sanitation. It cites progress over three decades toward an average lifespan of about 75 years within 30 years, noting advances in transport and communication while warning of eventual mental decline if struggle ends.
Clean Up and Paint Up Morale and Spending Note
The piece notes that despite a slow business year the output remained near normal and highlights women spending about 162.7 million dollars. It asserts morale links to domestic beauty and the broader fight in business politics and prosperity, with social commentary on rich and poor.
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Busiteas
The Nuisance of Office Seekers in Washington
The author criticizes thousands who chase political and civil service jobs after elections. He recalls inaugurations and notes many seek influence or graft, not service, hoping for easy, wellpaid posts. He predicts persistent press of applicants will delay the new administration starting in March.
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New York
Chicago
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Memphis
Detroit
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Poweseates Press
Washington
Professor Blotter’s Standardization of Thought Sparks Resignation
In a comical extra edition scene Professor Blotter unveils a brutal iron mold for standardizing students and faculty, prompting a presidential resignation from the university. He laments modern education’s aim to produce identical graduates and notes officials’ anger at his contrived devices.
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Australia
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Modern Music and Nightlife References by Lawson Paynter
A compact nod to mid century club culture listing songs and phrases such as Aunt Dinah and My Old Kentucky Speakeasy. References to drinks and late night scenes imply a period piece context within a night club setting.
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Dinah
Massa's
Kentucky
Adeline
Lawson Paynter
Outdated Father Sparks Antique Furniture Banter
Miss Newriche jokes about her father's old-fashioned ways while Mrs. Newriche defends their taste, noting the furniture is even more antiquated than he is. The exchange captures a light domestic quip about style and tradition.
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Father
Mrs. Newriche
Indians Aim to Seize Billions in Claims Against U S
An optimistic note in the report states the Indians expect to collect billions in claims from the United States. The piece also mentions Americans studying foreign manners and customs and objecting to both as neon upon landfall.
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Uncle Sam
Moses eyed for GOP publicity chief to spark next era
Washington Day Book notes a rumor that Republicans may appoint Senator Moses of New Hampshire to lead party publicity during the coming Democratic era. Once a newspaperman and longtime wit in the senate, Moses could bring sharp satire and aggressive messaging to the role, reshaping political tactics in Washington.
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New Hampshire
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Moses Faces Setback In Senate Bid After Narrow Ballot Loss
The senator, defeated by 2,117 votes to Democrat Fred H. Brown in a baseball-tinged contest, hints at “concerted treachery” as he reflects on a hoped for second term. He shows no resignation and remains focused on future political moves.
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Fred H. Brown
Senate
Moses seeks active role leveraging rivalrous Senate persona
The text notes Moses describing Republican colleagues as "sons of the wild jackass" and promising to be "much more active than I ever thought" in the near future, exploring a job where he can use his talents at will.
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Senate
Ferriday Weather Aids Highway Work On 8-Mile Paving
Favorable weather accelerates hard surfacing of the eight miles between Ferriday and Vidalia by the Louisi ana highway commission and Nelson Brothers. Trucks mobilize near Ferriday while Mose Hutton leads contractor crews. Hunters from Concordia parish spend weekend deer drives at Bayou Cocodrie. District judge candidate D W Gibson to address Ferriday High PTA on Juvenile Court December 12 with Farley F Thompson speaking on School Problems and Julius Brewton providing music.
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St. Joseph
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Concordia
Cocodrie
Funeral services for Elmer Rodriguez held in Harvey
Funeral services are planned in Harvey Louisiana for Elmer Rodriguez age 19 who died in a night time automobile accident near Thibodaux Louisiana Saturday.
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Harvey
Elmer Rodriguez
Thibodaux
Pituitary Gland Roles and Hormones Explored
Dr Iago Goldston explains the pituitary gland in the Turkish Saddle with anterior and posterior lobes. The gland weighs about three quarters of a gram and secretes at least six hormones affecting growth metabolism and reproduction. Experiments show anterior pituitary can trigger precocious puberty in immature rats.
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Descartes
Hollywood Rambles on Hard Times for Movie Extras
Hollywood dispatch notes actors to casting windows as a stopgap during lean periods. It cites Berline Berlin and Lon don stages for Reri Tahitian in Tabu and discusses Oliver Twist talkie plans, mentioning Marie Doro Jackie Coogan, Zasu Pitts and Lee Tracy as notable names.
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Berlin
Paris
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Herbert Brenon
Oliver
Dainty Marie Doro
Jackie Coogan
Brenoa
Jackie
Robert
Zasu Pitts
Lee Tracy
San Antonio Man Dies From Wagon Wheel Collision Injury
Bogalusa Louisiana report states G. L. Southern aged 54 of San Antonio Texas died yesterday from a skull fracture suffered when a flying wagon wheel spoke struck him after his car collided with a wagon wheel demolished in a Saturday crash.
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G. L. Southern
San Antonio
Tex
Radio Program Listings Across Networks
Radio schedule fragment lists NBC WEAF network programs by region with time slots from 5:30 to 12:50, detailing shows such as The Hutchinson Family The Circle Jane Froman’s Band and Natl Radio Forum, plus coast and midwest repeat blocks across East Midwest Dixie Mountain and Pacific Coast regions. Stations and time blocks are shown with many program titles and performers.
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Beer veto debate mirrors move toward repeal of Prohibition
The piece argues President Hoover should not veto a beer bill as the 18th Amendment wanes in effect after the election. It contends nullification is already evident, commerce taxes would aid the budget, and a timely liquor settlement would end 20 years of federal prohibition.
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Hoover
Congress
Supreme Court
Cigar Survey Promises Light on Public Taste
The piece notes a broad survey planned by the cigar industry to gauge whether smokers are abandoning the product. It hints a controversial remark by a scientist about conceit as illness and mentions assorted sensational figures from crime to politics in a collage of urban life.
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