Plans for drive to oppose liquor advertising outlined
A document outlines a campaign against liquor advertising and promoters of beer, calling for total abstinence, opposition to brewers, and efforts to maintain prohibition. It lists aims such as exposing the Rockefeller report, mobilizing a national force, resisting beer promotions to minors, and establishing research committees on liquor effects, with a coal sale note and classified ad reference.
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TON
Cc T. U
Statemant
Fan
Érlire
Rio Grande
Arange
Nquor
Open Forum on Married Women Workers in St Louis
A letter to the editor notices Armour company of St Louis banning married women whose husbands are employed. The writer urges San Antonio employers to review worker lists, noting many local men have wives who work, earning two salaries in one household. R C expresses concern over dual incomes.
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The
Armour Company of
St. Louis
San Antonio
R, C
Court to Rule on Walkathon Case Involving City
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals will rule on the walkathon dispute despite the event ending Monday. City attorney W C Davis says the court may act on whether a city ordinance granting the mayor sole power to grant public event permits is valid. Alamo post American Legion members received 10 percent of receipts and 43 charges remain on file, suggesting the city will contest any claim the case is moot.
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Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
W. C. Davis
Devis
Alamo Post
American Legion
Davis
Processing Taxes on Sugar Opposed
A protest against compensatory processing taxes on cane and beet sugars and syrups was filed with the farm administration. The brief, filed by L. A. Crosby, attorney for 12 leading cane sugar refiners headed by the American Buyer Refining Company of New York, argues a sugar tax would burden consumers and likely curb consumption.
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Washington, D. C
The
Farm Administration Today
American Buyer Refining Company of
New York
L. A. Crosby
Renewal Fee for Barbers Upheld in Dallas
In Dallas on November 14, Judge A J Fires upheld the $2.60 annual renewal fee for a barber license in a ruling transferring from Judge Royall Watkins. The decision followed an injunction suit brought by Dallas barber J T Tullis, who challenged the fee's constitutionality after the state board of barber examiners filed a general demurrer.
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Dallas
INS
A. J. Fires
Childress
Kitting
Royall R Watkins
Fires
State Board of Barber Examiners
J.T. Tullis
Dallas Barher
Tullis
Blizzard in Store for Western N. Y.
Western New York already blanketed with snow was swept by a swirling storm expected to reach blizzard proportions by nightfall. Snowfall was general from Lake Ontario to the Pennsylvania line.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York
United States Weather Bureau
Lake Ontario
Pennsylvania
Justice Brandeis Turns 77 on Bench Birthday
Associate Justice Brandeis, a leading liberal figure on the Supreme Court, marked his 77th birthday in Washington by spending the full workday at the bench, highlighting his ongoing judicial duties.
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Brandeis
Washington, D. C
UBJ
Supreme Court
Que non says Filipinos reject U S guard in independence
TORIO Nov 14 Manuel Que non, a dominant Philippine political figure, declared today that the majority of Filipinos neither expected nor desired American military and naval protection after independence.
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Guard
Torio
Manuel Quenon
Philippines
Portuguese Port Wine Loaded for U S Trade
Lisbon reports the Timal shipment of Portuguese port wine to the United States, the first since repealing the Prohibition Act. The steamer Byanger sailed for New York with about 10,000 bottles in its cargo as of November 14.
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U. S
Lisbon
United States
New York
City News Goof C Tenrist Aah Daner to Milam Biel
Milam Biel hosts Warwick on Tuesday in a local city news item marked by scattered OCR errors. Readers are urged to note the date and venue, with officials labeled as Adm and Adv and no clear outcome given.
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Goof C.tenrist Aah Daner
Milam Biel
Warwick
Adv
Slavery Probe Focuses on Los Angeles Case
Police probe white slave operations recruiting Los Angeles girls after nurse Dorothy Oliver, 22, described a Bakersfield house horror. She received emergency hospital care after alleging a brutal assault by a well-dressed, red headed youth and more than twenty attackers.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Oliver
Bakersfield
Knockers of NRA Plan Are Rapped by Wallace
Wallace refutes critics from Chicago urging support for the NRA and AAA, calling urban dismissiveness toward the national crisis dangerous. He warns that Chicago risks becoming an ash heap if it cannot adopt a more statesmanlike view and accept the agriculture department’s agenda.
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Wallace
Chicago
Beere
Iha Asaneviian
Ghicago
NRA
AAA
Johnson Turns Toward Capital for Recovery Act Crux
Gen. Hugh S. Johnson, national recovery administrator, moves toward Washington to tackle issues awaiting settlement after declaring the recovery act “the people’s law.” He says it chiefly serves the little fellow in his Mississippi basin tour.
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Louisville
Hugh S. Johnson
Washington
Mississippi
Dedication of Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs HQ
In Austin on November 14 a 15 year old dream of the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs was realized with the dedication of its permanent state headquarters building. The ceremony preceded the federation’s 36th annual convention with speakers Lieutenant Governor Edger B. Witt and U.S. Senator Tom Connally. Repossessed farms available on easy terms. See Classification 22.
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Austin
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
Edger B. Witt
United States
Tom Connally
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