Stockyards Act Upheld In Supreme Court Ruling
Washington May 2 1951 ruling upholds the Packers and Stockyards Act as constitutional challenging a bid by commission merchants and dealers at Chicago who argued their business was local interstate controls over live stock shipments upheld. Leaden May 2 British budget lowers income tax rate by one shilling推动.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Commission
Chicasn
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Leoden
Sir Robert Home
House of Womens
Sir Givings
Anti-Saloon League Urges Defeat of Wet Candidates
Washington May 2 The Anti-Saloon League in an appeal to friends of prohibition enforcement urges defeat at primaries and elections of all candidates for Congress who favor modification of the Volstead act. The league warns that a simple majority could weaken or repeal enforcement, while two thirds are needed to re submit the eighteenth amendment. It calls on churches and civic groups to keep prohibition supporters in office to maintain constitutional enforcement and prevent beer legalization that could revive breweries and widespread corruption.
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Washington
Friends of Prohibition Enforcement
Anti-Saloon League
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Friends of Law and Order
League
Legislative Committee
Congress
Greew
Woman of Six Confesses to Slaying Attempt in Hammonton
Mary Geppuccio, 41, widow and mother of six, fired four shots at Antonio Sacco, 65, claimed he defamed her. A bullet hit Sacco’s right arm and possibly lung. He was hospitalized in Camden. Geppuccio, arrested, said Sacco deserved it and she needed to care for her children.
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Hammonton
N. J
Mary Geppuccio
Antonio Sacco
Cappuccilo
Sacco
West Jersey
Camden
Cappuche
House Passes Road Bill Expands Federal Road Funds
The House approved a road bill by 289 to 81 authorizing 85 million dollars for next year and 75 million for the following year for federal road building. It limits federal share to 12 500 per mile through mid 1923 and 10 000 thereafter, with 6.5 million set for forest roads and trails through mid 1924.
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Senate
Dunn
Washington
House
Republican
New York
Burned to Death in Home at Cheater
Christiana Fontaine eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Fontaine of 611 Central avenue burned to death in a fire that destroyed the Fontaine residence and store. William, twelve, leaped from a second story window and escaped with a broken ankle. The contrived escape left the widow and six other children barely alive, aided by neighbors and firemen.
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Periades
Cheater
Christiana
Willam Fontaine
Central Avenue
Thin City
Fontaine
William
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Lebanon Woman
Mrs Emma Baker of Lebanon Indiana testifies the remedy aids women with stomach troubles and general weakness calling Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a wonderful medicine. The letter credits relief from ailments common to women and urges others to try the natural restorative.
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Lebanon
Emma Baker
St St
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
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John Miller
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Thomas Kemp
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