Liquor Puzzle Worries California Solons
In California a liquor problem spurs state hearings to decide a path forward. A Senate committee found underhanded dealing among brewers and dealers but failed to get solid evidence as witnesses remained silent. Proposals include higher license fees, tax changes, revenue sharing with cities, and keeping wine taxes low. Beer and wine makers debated costs, standards, and potential industry growth.
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Sacramento
Cal
Callifornia
Ude
America
Penfield Bride Weds Wayne Turner in Litchfield Home
Miss Lucile Niskey of Troy and Wayne Turner of Litchfield married in a living room ceremony at the De Fields home in Penfield. Rev. F. H. Schott presided over a green and white setting with a two course luncheon. Guests included families from Litchfield and nearby areas. couple to reside in Litchfield. A following Parent-Teachers Association play featured the Baxters and local characters.
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F. H. Schott
Congregational Church
Lorain
Adelbert DeFields
Wakeman
Frank Park
Fred Rollin
Josephine
Warren Rollin
W. O. Rollin
Gertrude Smith
A. B. Smith
A. L. DeFields
Clinton
Virsie DeFields
Litchfield
Butters
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Hiram Banter
Hiram Baxter
Liza Mitchel
Fliza
Rbanter
Henry DeVia
Appleby
N. H
Hopkins
Sally Baxter
Mabel Clark
Melvin Burris
Mystery at the Blanes Household in a Blizzard
In a secluded country house during a blizzard a wealthy invalid, Harriet Blanes, is murdered in bed. Her niece Joan and nephew Rickey, along with three suitors and a nurse, await dawn as alibis unravel. A concealed necklace vanishes from a hidden box spring as tension rises among the suspects.
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Harriet Blanes
Joan Nd
Rickey Blanes
Rodney Mains
Stephen Carts
William Grove
Miss Blanes
Joan
Timothy Reilly
Miss Andrews
Rickey
Mary
Rodney
Stephen
Anne Timothy
Timothy
William
Local Social Notes and Grange Play Report
Mrs Janie Adams of Sprague Road dined with sister Mrs Mary Healey and other visitors including Russell Shepherd and the Wilmot and Fulmer families from Elyria. The Grange play That Lucas Family received praise at Olmsted Falls and will tour Columbia on April 25. Rev T E Miller to preach at Columbia Baptist Sunday morning April 14 and the Altruiat Class elected officers, with Phyllis Bartter president and Rolland Cartright vice president.
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Miller
Herman Paulson
Michigan
H. C. Hunter
Edward Gilpin
O. Giffin
Lagrange
Columbia
Crudes
Inelssive
Margaret Barier
Pauline Martin
Bernadette Vaubel
Clarkson Brown
Betty Churchward
Ernest Madduck
Jith
James Doyle
Kenneth Eizenbarth
Donna Stinchcomb
Edna Barber
Roberta Insersson
Thelma Leais
Margaret Martin
Columbia Methodist Church
Paul Brown
Roy Perkins
Noot Road
Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Town
Ridgeville Grange
Elyria
Legislature Fails to Halt Labor School in Arkansas
In Mena Arkansas Commonwealth College, a labor school on an Ozark hillside nine miles west, survives three failed legislative attempts to suppress it. The 60th General Assembly rejected two seditious bills and an investigation. The college faced hearings, with ministers, Legion officials and others opposing action, while the school aligned with tenant farmers and labor groups amid regional unrest.
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Mena
Ark
Commonwealth College
Labor School
Ozark
Here
60Th General Assembly
S. A. Gooch
Cross County
Plantation Area
House of Representatives
Luecren Koch
Commonwealth
Senate Judiciary Committee
American Legion
Marcus IL
Miller
Minor Miiwee
Koch
North Olmsted Briefs Highlight Local Socials and Visits
North Olmsted brief notices show residents visiting relatives and attending church events. Mr and Mrs Albert Hofitzer of Cleveland spent Monday afternoon here with friends. several meetings and luncheons are noted, including Congregational Church groups and the Vedina Association at Oberlin. Local residents report illness notes and visits among families, with scattered mentions of Oberlin and Lorain connections. A centennial celebration is planned in Laco Parle Minnesota for 1835 missionaries, tied to early local figures and arrivals from Cleveland and Elyria.
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North Olmsted
Albert Hofitzer
Cleveland
Pilot
Barton
South
Congregational Church Sunday School Council
Lorain Road
S. Kuhn
J. Hopp
Stearns Road
Carl Shepard
Grafton
Pronk Shepard
Mastick Road
A. N. Eldred
Vedina Association
Mee Berth
David
Hermie Harrison
Gow
Alger Tourne
Rusine
Ceveland
New York
Mouse And Caracal Make Friends At Zoo
President Roosevelts East African caracal, once too feeble for the Washington Zoo, befriended a rubberized mouse after Director William M. Mann brought the pair together. The caracal, now settled at the zoo, grew lonely until the mouse reunification eased his loneliness.
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Mouse
Caracal
Zoo
Washington
Roosevelt
Washington Zoo
Wiliam M. Mann
Mann
The Position of Woman as a Community Index
A concise statement asserts that a community’s inward prosperity and outward organization are reflected by the status and role of women within it. The remark links social progress to women’s standing, suggesting broader implications for civic life and governance.
Sunday Attacks Passive Attitude in America
Daytona Beach Florida Billy Sunday 72 year old evangelist denounces the nations moral drift and religious laxity. He warns of a second Rome collapsing under atheistic leadership and a world rushing toward disaster led by Russia and Germany. He cites fascism and calls Roosevelt a virtual dictator.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Billy Sunday
America
Rome
United Press Today
Russia
Germany
Stalin
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Co-eds to Teach CCC Workers To Dance
In Baltimore dramatics and dancing are added to wood chopping duties for Maryland CCC workers. University of Maryland plans an educational program with co-eds teaching CCC youths acting and new dance steps. J Earl Zulick, educational director at Beltsville camps, expects interest. About 350 workers will take night classes in college subjects.
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Baltimore
Maryland Civilian Conservation Corps
University of Maryland, University
CCC
J. Earl Zulick
Beltsville
Stove aboard liner Normandie dwarfs prior designs
The kitchen stove on the new liner Normandie measures fifty five feet in length and contains thirty two ovens, marking a notable scale for the vessel's culinary facilities.
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Normandie
Paris Tokio Route Cut Travel Time Across America
Paris plans a new Paris Tokio service via the United States to shorten Asia-Europe travel. The move, backed by France's merchant marine expert, promises minimum time and cost, avoiding tropical routes. Honolulu, Shanghai, Sydney, and Melbourne would see substantial reductions in travel days.
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Paris
North Atlantic Steamship Services
France
Prolems
United States
Tropics
Yokohama
Honolulu
Shanghai
Sydney
Melbourne
Miss Anna Farrell Declares Cats Detested by Longtime Celebrant
In Dublin in the Irish Free State a 106th birthday celebration for Miss Anna Farrell prompts her to state that she hates cats. She declares modern girls have no place in her favor and that today’s youth smoke drink and cut their hair, contrasting with her era.
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Anna Farrell
Dublin
Seals Near Laguna Beach Threaten Fishermen
Seals congregating by the shore consume large amounts of fish daily near Laguna Beach California. Despite protection by law these masses create a serious problem for fishermen. When shot by unknown snipers their carcasses annoy bathers on the beach.
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Laguna Brach
Cal
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