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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1933

Page

7

New Deal Beer Trial Observed In Winston-Salem Crowd

In a Winston-Salem drug store at 12:01 AM Monday the first New Deal beer toast drew a crowded, cheerful crowd. Observers report a calm, orderly scene with beer flowing at Reynolds Building cafeterias, suggesting decent handling limits unrest and questioning intoxication powers. Senator Glass and McAdoo debate inflation policy amid broader postwar economic questions.

Winston-Salem Washington Reynolds Roanoke Rapids

Glass and McAdoo as two sitting ex-treasury secretaries in Senate

Carter Glass of Virginia and William G. McAdoo of California are both former secretaries of the treasury now serving in the Senate. Both served under Woodrow Wilson and are described as able lawmakers. Glass has served in the Senate for many years.

Virginia McAdoo California Glass Roosevelt Senate Twin City Winston-Salem Seninel United States The Treasury United States Senate Carter Glass William G. McAdoo Woodrow Wilson

Voters Outnumbered as Unregistered Ballots Ma​y Count

Election day woes rise as nearly 1300 voters arrive to find many unregistered at the polls. Citizens claim they believed taxes listed or prior registration sufficed. The law requires municipal voters to be on the city election books, so all should verify their registration.

Disturbed Public Affairs and Club Violence Quote

A quotation from Ed Howe of Kansas discusses the idea that conservatives might resort to clubbing if public disorder reaches a final, violent necessity. The line echoes debate on methods to enforce order amid political turmoil.

Ed Howe Kansas

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