Roosevelt visit to Muscle Shoals raises public control push
Governor Roosevelt and Senator Norris rally about Muscle Shoals power project with public ownership. President-elect pledges that public funds will not be wasted and outlines a plan linking power with agriculture and flood control. Critics warn against private exploitation and emphasize the public’s stake in the project.
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Sale Of Brew To Minor Barred In Senate Debate
The Culher Blaine bill to legalize 3.08 per cent beer and wine won Senate judiciary committee approval after rejects to limit alcohol to 2 per cent. An amendment to bar sale to under 21 was adopted. The measure heads to the Senate with a tax proposal of five dollars per barrel under review. President Hoover signals a possible veto, while the draft limits penalties under the Volstead law to beverages over 3.05 per cent alcohol by weight. Voting details show eight to six in favor with several absences.
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Tex by Representative Jefferson pushes probe at San Antonio hospital
A proposed resolution to investigate candid long at San Antonio State Hospital was introduced in the Texas House by Representative P. G. Jefferson of San Antonio. The effort seeks to press a legislative inquiry into operations at the facility.
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Weather Outlook for Mon day and Tuesday Forecast
The forecast calls for little change in temperatures with bright sunshine and cool, controllable conditions over the next 24 hours and into Monday. Expect cloudier skies at times, a Monday night low around 28 degrees, a Tuesday high near 28, with variable winds and the moon not visible after 9:44 p.m. Monday.
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Stolen Fur Valued At $1000 From Cananning Shop
A shoplifter took a fur piece valued at $1000 Monday from the Cananing Thr company at 28 East Houston Street. Police report no further details available.
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Marlene Dietrich Prefers Trousers Over Dresses
Hollywood fashion note cites Marlene Dietrich outlining three reasons for preferring trousers: comfort, perceived better look, and timeless style. Designers report strong shopper interest with department displays of trousers, shirts, tees and sweaters for women.
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Farm Mortgage Measure Offered
Washington January 2 A resolution introduced by Representative Kicberg Democrat Texas asks governors to delay farm mortgage foreclosures while Congress considers remedial legislation. The measure seeks action to ease farm distress and stabilize agricultural finances amid pending reforms.
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Capone’s Penn Occupation Exposed in Atlanta Prison Series
Ex convict author reports Capone’s Atlanta life as a high privilege inmate. He owns cash funds beyond others, wears custom clothes, and enjoys uncensored mail and frequent visitors. Capone reportedly controls tennis time, hospital visits, and special housing, while public details remain scarce.
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Feed Children First Urges U S Department of Labor
The U S children's bureau urged feeding children first amid relief work, outlining a family food budget with minimum daily needs per child. For under two years old the plan calls for milk, cod liver oil, vegetables or fruit, bread, cereals, and bone-building foods, with most funds allocated to milk cheese and vegetables.
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Senator Urges Western States to Withdraw From Union
North Dakota State Senator William Martin offered a resolution in the state senate urging North Dakota and other western states to withdraw from the union. The piece attacks the Seventy-second Congress as un-American, critiques alleged disloyalty, and warns of national decline and loss of empire, citing the Philippines and Louisiana Purchase as missteps.
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Sheriff Killed in Tulin Shootout as Robbery Suspects Flee
Plainview reports Sheriff J. C. Moadiey of Awisher County slain in a gunfight at Moseley Tilt in Tulin while pursuing a stolen car. The station was robbed after the shooting, three suspects including two men and a woman fled the scene.
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Treasury to Issue 260 Million Tax Exempt Notes
Secretary Mills announced issuance of 260 million dollars in five year tax exempt treasury notes dated February 1. Subscriptions with treasury certificates maturing February 1 will be eligible for redemption up to 75 million dollars, with officials noting payment provisions and authentication details.
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Texas legislature approves free conference report for Fifteenth district
Austin Jan 23 Both Houses approve a free conference committee report to smooth the path for electing a congressman from the Fifteenth Texas district to succeed John N Garner vice president elect. The bill awaits the governors signature to become law.
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England Sees Colder Winter Day Across Regions
London reports the sharpest winter spell with temperatures plunging below freezing. In the south the thermometer marked 10 degrees, while other regions saw similarly frigid conditions as cold air settled across the country.
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Missouri ratifies change to end lame duck era
Jefferson City Jan 21 Missouri becomes the thirty sixth state to ratify the twentieth amendment ending the lame duck Congress. The Senate had approved last week and the House completed action four hours early. The amendment awaits official proclamation by the secretary of state and takes effect October 15.
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Weather summary for San Antonio and nearby regions
The forecast notes cloudy conditions with little temperature change. Lows Monday night near 44 degrees, Tuesday high around 80, with highs Sunday near 76 and Monday around 78. Light variable winds, with cooler nights and warmer daytime in West Texas and along the central meridian.
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