New Dope Law Considered After Nationwide Raids
Washington reports a proposed federal narcotics law to tighten control after weekend sweeps seized contraband drugs worth thousands and confiscated many peddler vehicles. H J Anslinger announced the raids exposed weaknesses in existing laws and highlighted forged prescriptions and interstate trafficking as key issues. In Baltimore a seven year narcotics investigation culminated in a raid at the New Condon Hotel yielding eight prisoners and firearms, with two hotel operators charged under the Harrison Narcotics Act.
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Washington
H. J. Anslinger
Anstinger
Far East
Bulgaria
Ansinger
Federal Institution
Lexington
Baltimore
Boyd Martin
Martin
New York
Jack Soloman
Condon
Florence Oppleman
Louis Oppleman
Christmas sales surge across cities hit highs since 1929
Chicago dispatch reports the swiftest Christmas spending in years, with trade in many cities at the highest levels since 1929 or 1930. Increases reached up to 33 percent above last year as department stores and mail order houses show bullish signs and expect even sharper gains as holidays approach, bringing broader employment gains nationwide.
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Chicago
Merchandise Stolen From Braddock Vehicle
Police report a theft from the automobile of A. T. Webster in Braddock. Merchandise bought at a local store was in the vehicle parked at Morris and Filler yard off East Patrick street. Owner found items missing when returning. Investigation ongoing.
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A. T. Webster
Braddock
Morris and Filler Yard
East Patrick Street
Blue and Grey condemns LSU censorship amid Long influence
The Blue and Grey, Hond College weekly, condemns Senator Huey Long’s pressure at Louisiana State University Baton Rouge. It reports 26 journalism students suspended and The Reveille staff resigning after censorship threats. The paper cites AAUP support and urges a free press despite faculty supervision.
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Huey P. Long
Louisiana State University At
Baton Rouge
Journalitic
Ergy
Blue and Grey
Hond College
Martha Binney
Louisiana State
University
Reveille
James M. Smith
Seniator Long
American Association of University Professors
Lang
Hood
College Publicatientafore
Louisiana
Huey Long
Hitler
Butchering At Mt Airy Heavily Attended Household Slaughter
A Saturday butchering at the Philip Clark home in Mt Airy saw nine large hogs slaughtered, weighing 2190 pounds total. Dinner followed, with many neighbors and relatives aiding in the work including the Clarks Lowmans and Kirbys among others.
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MT. Airy
Philip Clark
Airy
Philip Cl
Reberk Lowman
William Clark
Will Walker
Jesse Clark
Jerome Snyder
Amos Watkins
Lydia Snyder
Roger Layman
Norman Watkins
Elmer Runkles
Wm. Clark
Bernard Clark
Billy Walker
Lace Willams
Creagerstown
Bruce Houck
Andrew Krise
Will Speak
Samuel Jones
William Layman
Laurence Foutz
Cramer
Earl Hawkins
John Burns
Teddy Moore
James Kriss
Viola Krise
Jackie Houck
Ruth Jones
Attle Richard Krise
Maron Jones
Junior Houck
Auto Wreck After Collision With Truck in Unionville
One person slightly hurt and two others bruised as a Packard sidewiped a truck at a sharp Unionville curve Saturday evening. Dr. Guy H. Dennis of Havre de Grace lacerated by glass. Mrs. Dennis and Mrs. Ford lightly hurt. The Ford party was returning from races in Charles Town, W Va. No charges filed. Officer J. E. Taylor investigated.
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Unionville
Guy H. Dennis
Havre de Grace
Dennis
Marvel F
Ofmcer
J. E. Taylor
Yugoslavia Considered Acting On Its Own over Hungary feud
Geneva reports Yugoslavia warned it would withdraw from appeal to the League if Hungary fails to satisfy Belgrade. If pursued, Belgrade would not seek League mediation but direct accounting with Hungary for alleged terrorists and King Alexander assassination. Eden Laval Benes and Aloisi met to craft a compromise text.
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Geneva
Yugoslavia
League
Hungary
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Anthony Eden Willl
League of Nations
Alexander
Death Driver in Tulsa Self-inflicted Fatal Wound
Sidney Born Jr a 19 year old Tulsa man admitted aiding Phil Kennamer to a fatal rendezvous with John Gorrell Thanksgiving night and died at Morningside hospital from a bullet wound police termed personal safety related His father a refinery engineer at the University of Tulsa questioned the official cause of death adding to a growing local tragedy.
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Sidney Born, Jr
Tulsa
Okla. Des
Phil Kennamer
John Gorrell
Morningside Hospital
Sidney Born
Department of Petroleum Research
University O. Tulsa
Unionville P T A Holds Regular Meeting Wednesday
The Unionville P T A schedules a monthly gathering featuring songs Silent Night Little Love Beams readings and musical acts by students Mil dred Curfman David Pearce Sterling Grumbine and Mrs Theodore Martin. Eugene W Pruitt provides an address. London beauticians market wine flavored lipsticks.
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Unionville P.T. A
Holly Albargh
Mildred Curfman
David Pearce
Theodore Martin
Sterling Grumbine
Eugene W. Pruitt
Delphey's License Service Ad Promises Fast 1935 Tags
An advertisement from 140 West Patrick Street Frederick touts Delphey's License Service as first in service and promptness for automobile owners. It proclaims daily 1935 license tags, open every evening with no trouble or delay for motorists.
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Delphey
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Death and threats tied to Oklahoma figures in early report
Ready has brought death to Gorrell, son of a Tulsa physician, and a threat of electrocution to Kennamer, son of Judge Franklin E Kennamer, of the Oklahoma Federal Court District. An English biologist has found tear fluid to be a potent destroyer of bacteria.
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Ready
Gorrell
Tulsa
Kennamer
Franklin E. Kennamer
Oklahome Federal Court District
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