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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1948

Page

13

New York Liquor Authority Bans Drink Minimum Charges

The New York State Liquor Authority outlawed minimum charges that apply only to liquor at night clubs and entertainment venues. A state bulletin states such charges do not promote temperance and may lead to license revocation or suspension. Legal minimums may be used for both food and liquor.

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Dewey Attacks Wallace as Campaign Plans Advance

Albany report on Thomas E. Dewey and his campaign manager Herbert Brownell meeting at Pawling farm and outlining strategy. Dewey condemns Democrats and Henry Wallace’s Progressive group while predicting November victory and urging youth engagement. He meets with Rep. Hugh D. Scott to map plans with Earl Warren set for Albany conference.

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Horse meat interests of General Clay in postwar Frankfort

General Lucius D. Clay, U.S. military governor in Frankfort, entertains the idea of serving horse meat. Stanley Andrews discussed importing it for Germans, presenting a blue and white labeled can with meat and gravy. The item reflects a cautious approach to German dietary needs after the war.

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