Hoover backs modified prohibition plan to give states control
President Hoover opened his re election campaign with a speech endorsing a modification of the Prohibition amendment to return liquor control to states under federal support. He urged a system that shields dry states from bootlegging while allowing oversight in wet states, drawing praise from Republicans and some Democrats. The ceremony drew 4,000 attendees at Constitution Hall and a White House garden reception with 700 guests.
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Rat Kangaroo Found Dead End Of Fossil Fear
Lt H Finlayson of Adelaide University reports in Nature that the rat kangaroo once feared extinct has been rediscovered in the sandhill region between the Diamantina and Coopers rivers. He states he has obtained specimens at all development stages and notes they are marsupials with pouches for their young.
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No Mystery There Story Teller
A child sits alone in a chair when a loud, terrifying wail is heard from behind him. The implied chorus of dread is described as static, hinting at a spooky auditory scare rather than a concrete figure.
Chiang Kai-shek Likely to Seize China Dictatorial Power
Article notes Wang Chingwei and his cabinet resign amid a Sino-Japanese dispute in Jehol. It says Chang Hsiao-liang and ally factions balk at war and Chiang Kai-shek aims for direct negotiations, remaining in full military control as permanent chairman.
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No one can be a good preacher or lawyer or editor
The remark notes that true proficiency in public roles like preaching lawyering and editing requires overcoming sensitivity to others' feelings and engaging with people honestly. It emphasizes the balancing act between candor and consideration in professional communication.
Democratic Senators Score Renominations in Week
Democratic senators secured renomination wins this week led by Kentucky’s Albert Ben W Parkley who defeated former Senator George S Martin and others, and Arkansas’ Blanche L Caraway the sole woman in the upper house who faced six challengers but prevailed in all ballots.
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