Resubmission favored over beer legalisation in 1933 hearings
Washington December 31 The Twenty fifth congress is likeliest to resubmit the eighteenth amendment rather than legalize beer before its constitutional death on March 4. Hoover may veto any outright repeal. victory hinges on Garner and Senate opposition. A House vote on repeal could send the issue to the people before March 4. Senator Dill proposed a 32 percent beer test by a jury of connoisseurs to gauge intoxication, drawing mixed reactions.
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Washington
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Tejada to Sail for Visit in Europe
Col Adelberto Tejeda, former Vera Cruz governor, who announced he accepted the state presidency, has been offered an armistice by Communist farmers and 12,000 federal troops were sent into Vera Cruz. he will sail for Europe and visit Spain and possibly Russia.
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Mexico City
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Vera Cruz
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New Year Job Ad Tips From The Light
A new year prompts a fresh start in employment. Jane Noble at The Light office Broadway at Fifth Street offers expert ad writing for employers, inviting readers to place notices in the Silverian Wanted column without extra charge.
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Silverian
Jane Noble
Broadway
Fifth Street
Statewide Aid Code Proposed by Relief Groups and Officials
A proposed statewide code of uniform practice to aid destitute residents was urged by advocacy groups the National Guard police and sheriffs and introduced to the governor. The push seeks coordinated relief across the state to meet desperate conditions among the poor.
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National Guard
Fta
Oklahoma prison fugitive slain in Texas gun battle
In Oxia a fugitive from the Oklahoma State Prison, George Noland, is killed during a confrontation with guards after Nellie Kimes and her sister allegedly betrayed him. The Kimes sisters and other kin were said to have lured Noland to a hideout where guards opened fire. The incident follows a report on Governor Maverick’s poverty relief survey urging humane treatment of transients and coordinated state welfare measures.
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March
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Solon Proposes State Budget Overhaul And Reorganization
Austin delegates outlined a broad plan to cut state spending and reorganize departments and courts. McGregor urged halving ad jutant general expenditures, abolishing the agriculture department, slimming the auditor’s office, and trimming the board of control. He called for abolishing water engineers, merging insurance duties, and consolidating courts into county courts with a larger Supreme Court.
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Roosevelt holds he could remove Walker in NYC
President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt issued a 42 page report declaring governors can remove public officials without court interference. The document defends his right to oust James J. Walker and aims to set precedent for future governance. It responds to criticism from Justice Ellis J. Staley and summarizes the Walker hearing details.
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Two Arrested in Buena Vista Fatal Stabbing
Antonin Palacios, 34, of 307 South Bankaross Street, was fatally stabbed at a craft in Buena Vista Saturday night. Two suspects were arrested.
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South Bankaross Street
Buena Vista
Deadly African quake shocks South Africa's coast to Johannesburg
The strongest earthquake in Africa's recorded history struck South Africa today, starting near Durban and shaking Durban residents with towering trees and panicked runs from homes. Reports say the tremor reached Johannesburg with no confirmed casualties or major damage.
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South Africa
el Durban
Johannesburg
Weather Summary and Forecast Across Regions
Fragmented weather data covers precipitation, temperatures, and cloud cover for multiple locations. Reports indicate normal to above average rainfall, temperatures, and wind patterns across cities including New Orleans, Atlanta, Memphis, and Chicago with varied conditions.
Glad Way To Start New Year Health Tips
Kansas City health director Dr. Jabez W. Jackson shares a Morning after recipe using orange juice lemon juice baking soda and castor oil. He also advises New Year Eve at home with only water to drink for healthful start to the year.
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Jabez W. Jackson
Fr. Jackson
Houston Cotton Exchange reports new high stock record
The Houston Cotton Exchange announced a record 1,756,212 notes of cotton stored for shipment, marking a new high stock level in Houston as the year closes.
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Houston
Houston Cotton Exchange
Taxi Dangers Seek Hubbies Parade On Broadway
A 1900s New York parade of 13 women dressed for wedded bliss attempted to lure husbands along Broadway but face 12 traffic summonses for obstructing traffic. The novelty march, titled Leap Year Parade, proceeded with banners and jokes about marriage while snarling city traffic near 35 Broadway.
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Sring
Broadway
Assea
New Year Revels Marked by Ban on Drinks and Cheers
New Year 1933 opened with a hush of relief and a wild final gasp of celebration. San Antonians staged masked revelry and a strong anti drink surge at dawn amid booming cheers. Kings opened Dallas San Antonio football at Eagle Field as hotels hosted dances and theaters offered midnight shows. Religious services observed the occasion across city churches.
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Dexon
Dallas
San Antonio
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Houston Street
Midnigh
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