Prohibition repeal sparks new liquor import and tax plans
President Roosevelt and government officials move to implement repeal as states lift bans and open markets. Choices on taxes, production limits, and distribution are debated while the AAA and NRA realign codes and funding as the administration faces budget and public works demands.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Utah
Roosevelt
William Phillips
Nevada
Montana
Washington
Joseph H. Choate, Sr
New York
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Congress
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Geacrelary
Wallace
George Peek
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
National Recovery Administration
Stephen T. Narly
Johnson
WRA
NRA
Peek
Rex Tugwell
Tugwell
Jerome Frank
Frederick Howe
Warm Springs
Treasury
Fletcher
Senate Banking Committee
Morgenthau
The
Banking Committee
Stock Exchange
Mr. Douglas
RFC
Ickes
Public Works Fund
Civil Works Administration
Public Works, Funds
Relief Fund
Battle Creek Cat Bite Leads to Rabies Test
Eeeeseeaer reports nine year old Battle Creek girl severely bitten by a Persian cat while attempting tricks. Cat tested for rabies as doctors in Battle Creek assess risk.
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Battle Creek
Helen Williams
Fowler Border
Mangum
Okla
Southwest
Border
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Tax and liquor policy shifts in post repeal era
William B. luckart discusses 1914 liquor consumption and tax totals, noting federal and local revenue from alcohol. He examines repeal effects, local option fights, and upcoming tax rate decisions, plus early cotton price support programs and cautious forecasts for agricultural adjustments and congressional action.
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Washington
Christmas Eve Reading by the Marsdales Ends in Shared Joy
In a 1933 Western Newspaper Union piece, the Marsdale family gathers at home on Christmas Eve. Mrs Marsdale reads Luke’s account of the nativity, Robin and James listen with emotion as the tale glows with holly, candlelight, and a hearth. The family vows to keep the moment as part of their Christmas for always.
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Wallace
Arthur E. Wilson
Lansing
Detroit
Michigan Farm and Industrial Fair Association
Fair Group
Detroit Racing Association
Mt. Pleasant
Moses Strong
Washington
Strong
Roy O. Woodraif
William Haber
Haber
Grand Rapids
Robert Gaunt
Wallace Stanley
Stephen J. Mohr
J. van Kammen
Jack Hoogerhyde
Harold Schubhardt
Maurice Chadwick
Thomas B. Walsh
Muskegon
Henry Brown
Michigan Reformatory
Ionia
Bethany Reformed Church
Brown
Louis Spyke
Lake Odessa
St. Johns
Stanley Walker
Us-16
Helen Fellows
James Fellows
Sault Ste. Marie
Sault Theater
Saugatuck
L. “H. “Waugh
Josephine M. Artner
Ann Arbort
Raphel Titian
Arctic Circle
Evans S. Schmeling
Max Demorest
Belknap
University of Michigan
Berkley
Gerald Copelman
Carl Copelman
Angell School
Joyce
Gerald
Charles H. Cuddeback
Gen. Pershing
Cuddeback
Grand Trunk “Western Railroad
Greenville
Topinabee
Lester Shores
Bay City
Shores
Brown City
Wilford
Whitey
Gorsline
Laverne Kennett
Delman Schrier
Fowler
Riichard
Pilmore
Donald Pilmore
CWA
Pontiac
Bennetta Trealor
McConnell School
Walter Krause
Department of Agri- To Cut
Department of Agriculture
Rainey
House of Representatives
Congress
Roosevelt
Asien
Helen Diarsdale
Patsy
Mrs. Marsdale
City of
David
Christ
Robin
Christ Child
James Marsdale
Helen Marsdale
Western Newspaper Union
Christmas Cards Help Uncle Sam
The annual exchange of Christmas cards gives the post office a little problem to handle, but it ought to help decrease the annual deficit.
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Uncle Sam
Epiphany Festival Survival in Early Christianity
The Epiphany festival observed January 6 traces its roots to ancient Christmas celebrations altered in the Fourth century. The piece notes the transposition of the holiday from December and discusses its continued observance into later Christian practice.
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Douglas
Edward W. Pickard
Joseph H., Choate, Jr
Irs
Lewis Douglas
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Rolph
California
San Jose
Charles A. Lindbergh
Henry Misner
Klaus Ooosterhouse
Fremont
Oosterhouse
Misner
Lapeer—Eiton Arms
Mayfield
Township
Irwin Cardwell
Imlay
Guernseys
Yppsilanti
Joseph Gorham
John Errick
Ruth Thompson
Muskegon County
Violet Christensen
Veterans Bureau
Thompson
American Automobile Association
Senate Prohibition Committee
Alfred Burmeister
Hampshire
Canada
United
Dng
William B
Luckart
Ihreyz
Gelling
Heaven
Bethlehem
Mary
Joseph
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