State Liquor Control Body Named in Houston
The Texas Liquor Control Plan committee was announced by John Henry Kirby pointing to a plan to curb old prohibition while allowing beer and liquor under state control when national repeal permits. The group, reporting to the 1933 Texas Legislature, includes diverse officials and business leaders from Corpus Christi Dallas San Antonio and Houston with both House and Senate members named.
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Houston
Texas Liquor Control Plan Committee
John Henry Kirby
Heston
Texas Federation of Anti-Prohibition
State Central
Kirby
Texas
Congress
Roy Biller
Corpus Christi
Harry T. Moore
Episcopal
Dallas
John T. Scott Jr
Cecil Smith
Sherman
W. 3. Russ
San Antonio
John H. Shery
Mission
W. W. Cameron
Ida M. Darden
George FH. Slater
Austin
John Boyle
Venables
Proctor
Victoria
J. 8. Cullinan
Off Men
James R. Siougherty
Beeville
Austin Callay
Osbert
W. C. Baker
Kerrville
Wilam J. Moran
el Paso
W. H. Carson
Florence Rodgers
Women's Prohibition Reform Organization
H. &. Hoover
G. Senter
Gol
W. E. Eastergood
American Legion
Texas House of Representatives
John Matthis
W. ©. Pope
Akerson
Texas Legislave Fraternity
Baker
Texas Tarmern’ Union
Stockdale
W. H. Howlins
Gon
Archie Parr
Benets
Senate
Seventh Victim Dies In Kentucky Election Day Shootings
Kentucky election day violence raised the toll to seven dead with Paul Miller Miller an election officer among four shot at Four Mile polling place in Bell County. Huey Rice and Matt Shellon were also wounded as part of the general gun fight. Seven others were wounded in the incidents. Papen Calls Parley in Berlin as Hitler invited to discuss support for government program.
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Kentucky
Pineville
Paul Miller Miller
Four Mile
Bell County
Andrew Miler
Huey Rice
Matt Shellon
Papen
Berlin
Franz von Papen
Adolf Hitler
Sightseeing in Greece with Samuel Insul Sr in Corinth
Samuel Insul Sr a former Chicago utilities executive visits Corinth Greece chatting with an elderly native couple. The scene hints at an arrest on request of authorities though details remain unclear.
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Samuel Insul Sr
Chicago
Tiagnate
Corinth
Greece
Insuli
Samuel Tasul birthday and exile update in Athens
Samuel Tasul] celebrated his seventy third birthday in Athens amid extradition proceedings from the United States. A large birthday cake with 72 candles arrived at the hospital as friends offered congratulations while he remained under guard. The report ties Tasul] to former Chicago utilities operator status and ongoing legal actions.
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Athens
Samuel Tasul
Chicago
Anyreing
United States
Gen Kundt Sails for United States to Aid German Pioneers
Berlin dispatch reports Gen Hans Kundt former Bolivian military adviser sailed last night for the United States. He intends to press for settlement of German pioneers in the Upper Amazon valley and to aid in Bolivian Paraguay dispute resolution while seeking opportunities in North and South America. Businesses of every description listed today in Classification 28 Light Classified Ads.
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Kundt
United States
Berlin
Ger Hans Kundt
South America
Amazon Valley
Bolivia
Paraguay
Foreign cotton competition seen in 1932 33 world market
Atlanta report from the southern agricultural outlook conference forecasts increased competition from foreign sources in American cotton during 1932 33. It warns only a larger consumption in the world market will lift demand conditions and temper price pressures.
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Atlanta
Chambers Receives Support Telegram From Hearst
Mayor Chambers thanked William Randolph Hearst for a congratulatory telegram after the Democratic victory. Hearst, in Los Angeles, said the election of Roosevelt and Garner will benefit the country. Chambers also sent congrats to Governor Roosevelt Speaker Garner and Gibbs McAdoo.
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Frank Delaway Roosevelt
Joh Nance Garner
Willian Rondolyn Hearst
M. Chambers
Mr. Hearst
Hearst
Mayor Chambers
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Garner
Chambers
Aeitsauy Gibbs McAdoo
Junior Council of Jewish Women Plans San Antonio Conference
About 20 delegates are expected to gather in San Antonio for the state conference of the Junior Council of Jewish Women opening Sunday at noon with a luncheon at the Rio Grande Mexican restaurant. Marion Braunstein chairs the luncheon with Adele Reich Pearl Johnson Reve Berman Edin Spera Dorothy Trattner and Gladys Crasibeck assisting. A business session follows at 1024 West Fupin Street with an informal social and reception, then supper hosted by Temple Bethi sisterhood. A Dutch luncheon at the Menger hotel Monday precedes a dinner dance and cabaret at the St. Anthony hotel at 7 30 p m. State officers are scheduled.
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San Antonio
Junior Council of Jewish Women
Misa Sarah Borschow
Willy
Rio Grande
Marion Braunstein
Adele Reich
Pearl Johnson
Reve Berman
Edin Spera
Dorothy Trattner
Gladys Crasibeck
Trophy Awarded Kauffman Pastor
A silver trophy was presented to Rev. C. B. Cadwallader, pastor of First Baptist Church in Kaufman, honoring his most recent year of service. He traveled 10,900 miles aiding students by guiding college admissions and securing employment to help cover school costs.
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C. 8. Cadwallader
First Baptist Church
Kaufman
Cadwallader
JA. H. Cadwallader
West
Magnolia Avenue
Court Deprives Man of 2 Wives
CHICAGO, Nov. 1. George Sapyta faced court for having two wives. Judge J. A. Schiller declared a bigamy conviction separated him from his second wife and a divorce ended his bond with the first. The report also lists attendees at a convention with named officers from Fort Worth Houston Port Arthur and other locations.
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Chicago
George Sapyta
J. A. Schiller
Sapyta
Chinese slayings reported near Khurkhura station
Manchuria dispatch says 500 Chinese were slain in a bitter hand to hand fight yesterday on a wintry battlefield near Khurkhura Chinese Eastern railway station five miles west of the Nei river.
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Tsitsihar
Manchuria
Khurkhura
Neuni River
Two Drown in Boat Capsize Off Trinkly Bay
Houston. Two men died when their fishing boat capsized during rough waves in Trinkly bay last night. A third man survived after a four hour struggle. Deceased are G Fielding Garcet, 28, and G W Allen, 49, both Houston accountants.
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Houston
Trinkly Bay
G. Fielditng Garcet
G. W. Allen
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