Report on Wickersham probe delays liquor reform debate
A sweeping Wicker sham law enforcement commission report backs no repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and suggests further enforcement trials. It presents a split among commissioners with six favoring continued trial and five advocating an immediate revision to regulate liquor. President Hoover supports the stance against repeal while cautioning about the proposed revision.
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Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission
Hoover
Congress
Commission
Monte Lemann
New Orleans
Henry W. Anderson
Virginia
Anderson
Kenyon
Loesch
Pound
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
Monte M. Lemann
Tulane University
Mr. Anderson
Ada L. Comstock
Radcliffe College
Frank J. Loesch
Chicago
Dean Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
George W. Wickersham
United States
William S. Kenyon
Paul J. McCormick
William S. Grubb
K. M. Mackintosh
Washington Supreme Court
Mackintosh
McCormick
John J. Blaine
Wisconsin
Senate
Interior Department
Red Cross
Agriculture Committee
Farm Board
Representative fish committee recommends stronger anti communist laws
The House committee on communist activities urges stricter laws to curb anti American activities. The Russian press ridicules the report and claims the Soviet Union fears its industrialization plan will fail. Soviet officials say Russia will resume grain dumping on world markets as its supply exceeds domestic needs. Labor’s paper warns jobless workers away from the Boulder dam project.
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House Committee On
United States
Russia
Las Vegas
Boulder Dam
Ratlroad
Tom Titus Almost Indian Giver
In a college town Tom Titus helps a charity by donating a suit to an industrial mission. He and Rodney Prned assemble a bundle of clothes, misdirects a prank, and Tom later retrieves his suit at the mission to avoid admitting an apparent theft. Jane Perkins meets him, they grow closer, and Tom contemplates confessing after marriage.
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Miss Perkins
Tom Titus
Omega Chi
Jane Perkins
Industrial Mission
Tom
Titus
Jane
Rodney Prned
Rodney
June
Lam
Local chatty bar talk on a street encounter
A fragmentary night scene recalls Ali and an observer noticing a shiny object in bushes and a chorus of street questions about winnings. The oddly phrased exchange captures a smoky, informal moment on a late evening.
Ventilation in Poultry Houses Emphasized by Professor Botsford
Poultry housing varies in size and shape but winter ventilation remains key. Warm air rises, moisture condenses on cold surfaces, and poor airflow harms hens. High and continuous air outlets, open center front space, and seasonal curtains are advised for effective ventilation in barns and converted homes.
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H. E. Botsford
New York State College of Agriculture
Botsford
Cornell
Oats Prove Valuable Feed For Laying Hens In Ohio Trials
Ohio experiment station tests over three years with D C Kennard show oats replacing 20 percent of corn in layer rations boosts egg production by about 15 percent. Hatchability and mortality remain similar while oats increase feed intake by 10 percent and monthly body weight by 3 percent.
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Ohio
Ohio Experiment Station
D. C. Kennard
Poultry care and housing tips from a historic guide
Advice on incubator hygiene, gradual changes in pullet management, use of germinated oil when green feed is unavailable, ventilation for affordable poultry houses, preventing cannibalism with free range, simple shelters for geese, cool stable incubator placement, water from ice or snow impacting egg production, cleanliness as disease prevention, and durable concrete floors for coop floors.
Healthiest Boy Responds To California Fig Syrup
Mrs. Clara Gilliam of Des Moines credits California Fig Syrup with improving her son Arthur’s health after measles. She praises its bowel regulation, energy boost, and continued use for colds, noting doctors recommend it for biliousness, headaches, and constipation. The product’s fruity flavor and mild action are highlighted.
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Arthur
Clara Gilliam
Bowedoin St
Des Moines
Iowa
California
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al Smith
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United States Steel Corporation
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Arthur Capper
Kansas
Wagner
New York
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Coolidge
Jd. A. Farrell
Francis I. Jones
United States Employment Service
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Salvation Army
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Washington
Mark Bristol
Navy General Board
William V. Pratt
Naval Operations
Edward P. Warner
Navy
Jane Addams
International League For Peace and Freedom
Carrie Chapman Catt
Geneva
Central Opium Board
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AVING
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Round Table
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Great Britain
Charles A. Lindbergh
Claudel
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Morrow
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Ben Little
Man
Ali
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R. J. Haskell
Department of Agriculture
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Katherine
Deans
DR. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
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