Hoover signals shift on prohibition to state control
President Hoover opened his re election campaign arguing for a modification of the prohibition amendment that would restore liquor control to states with federal aid to keep out liquor in dry states and prevent saloon restoration in wet states. The speech aligned closely with Alfred Smith's 1928 stance and drew praise from Republican senators and several Democratic newspapers. The address covered industry freedom, tariffs, foreign debt, and prosperity restoration.
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Hoover
Alfred B. Smith
Fess
Borah
Constitution Hall
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Michigan News Roundup of Accidents and Local Events
A sprawling Michigan wire service style digest reports multiple incidents across counties. Deaths, injuries, fires and court actions touch Allegan, Oakland, Jackson, Grand Rapids and more with burglaries, poaching, arrests, rescues, and community notices amid a broad tapestry of 1930s Midwestern life. Names include Meharg, Miller, Leisman, Bowers, Abbatoy, Wiese, Lanting, Bishop, Dillman, and many towns such as Pontiac, Holland, Traverse, Grand Rapids, and Lansing.
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Holland
Louis Lanting
J. Kapinga
Lanting
E. Lanting
Ironwood
George F. Bishop
Marquette
Upper Peninsula Development Bureau
Michigan
Century of Progress
Chicago
Michigan Century of Progress Commission
Bureau
Lansing
Woodward Avenue
Pontiac
Detroit
Highway Committee
The
State Administrative Board
Crete
Birmingham
U.S. 10
G. C. ‘Dillman
Grand Rapids
Edward Thomas
Wyoming Township
Sonny
Coldwater
Marjorie
Weldin
Branch
Harry Lee Eyes
Ralph “Keyes
Orland
Ind
Mear
Miss ‘Weldin
Harry
Sweden Aims At War's End In Modern Nation Portrait
A National Geographic overview outlines Sweden's public tone as it marks Gustavus Adolphus’s death with rites and exhibits. It highlights Sweden’s homogeneous Nordic population, strong neutral stance, early abolition of war, vast forests, iron ore exports, the Goteborg Stockholm waterway, and a highly developed rail and electrical system powered by waterfalls and rivers. The piece notes Lapps in the Arctic and Sweden’s lack of colonies, with a focus on internal modernization and social calm.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU
Sweden
Gustavus Adolphus
Stockholm
Paris
Mongolia
Miore
England
France
Iceland
Greenland
Europe
Charles IV
Baltic
Baden
Arctic
Circle
Narvik
Norway
Porjus
Portus
Cme
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Walker
Stimson
Japan
Edward W. Pickard
Ayor James Walker
New York
Albany
Seabury Committee
Seabury
J. A. Sisto
Apan
Manchuria
Henry L. Stimson
Council On Foreign Relations
Kellogg
Sec
V. Stimson
Washington
United States
O. D. Chapin
Robert P. Lamont
American -Iron and Steel Institute
Mr. Chapin
Chapin
Doak
Spain
Jose Sanjurjo
the Lion
Morocco
Seville
Sanjurjo
Madrid
Eward
George B. Q. Johnson
Federal District Bench
Senate
Johnson
At GE
Q Johnson
Dwight ‘Bh. Green
Bureau’ of Internal Revenue
Glenn
Lewis Ofllinois- Johnson
Ralph Capone
Terry
Druggan
Frankie Lake
Mr. Johnson
Hancellor
von. Papen
Nos
Germany
Adolf Hitler
von Papen
Hitler
Hugenberg
Reichstag
Finland
Great Britain
Juan Zabala
Argentina
Helene Madison
Flass
Australia
Ottawa
Canada
Britain
Central and South America
Bolivia
Paraguay
Grand Chaca
Daniel Salamanca
Grand Chaco
la Paz
Chiang Kalsber
China
Wang _Chingwei
Chang Hsiao-liang
Chang
Wang
Jehol
Soong
Chiang Kai-shek
Tokyo
Chiang As
Military “Council
Democratis
Weels
AL Ben’ W
Barkley
Kentucky
R. D. Chapin
Sesseeseeoces
Saugatick
Wesley Mize
Allegan County
Yale
Lockslaw
Whitefield Meharg
John Meharg
Breakway Township
Oakland County
Kathryn Miller
Pontiac General Hospital
Jackson
George Smith
Mercy Hospital
Clark Body Co
Dena Leisman
Henry Leisman
Petoskey
Henry Wiese
Traverse
Clinch Pack Aquarium
W. L. Thirlby
Stanton
Anna Carey
Potterville
Grand Trunk
Albion
Emer Oderkirk
Nottawa Lake
Marshall
Monroe Datmages
Flat Rock
Stony Creek
Ann Arbor
District of Columbia
University of Michigan
Cassapolis
Ivan Smith
Kalamazoo
Harry Anderson
Mt., Clemens
Macomb County
George Cook
Cook
Watervliet
Athens
Allegan
Sarah Isaac
Bradley
Beulah
W. J. Fish
Benzie County
Traverse City
Us-21
Patte River
Arthur A. Lynch
Parnell
Lynch
St. Joseph
Charles Maranto, Jr
Pere Marquette
Bridgman
Maranto
Benton ‘Harbor
Monroe
Joseph Bakley
Monroe County
Toledo
Cedar Lake
Animal, Husbandry Department
Michigan State’ College
Dewagiac
William Braadfield
Miss
Maria
Hamilton
Bradfield
Dowagiac
Fire Department
Greenville
F. M
Waldo
Montgaim
Sof
Eumure
Dinavian
Goteborg
Gothenburg
Scotland
Kattegat
Gota
Vanern
Ladoga
Onega
Russia
Vatera
Malarea
Gota Canal
Fryken
Varmland
Siljan
Dalecarlia
Dellen
Halsingland
Arctic Circle
Jonkolping
Eskilstuna
Kiruna
Falun
Bergslagen
Stora Kopparberget
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