Four States Readying Liquor Quick-Return Rules
A roundup notes states moving to wet status by next Tuesday with differing rules. New York Chicago and other cities limit drinking. New Jersey Wisconsin Louisiana Nevada allow liquor under varied conditions. Some states plan state control or store sales while others ease restrictions for wine and beer only.
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Associated Press
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Nevada
Montana
Michigan
Ohio
Connecticut
Washington
Seattle
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Colorado
New York
Missouri
Import permit surge marks shift toward wines and beers
Washington reports more than 350 import applications approved by noon with nearly 1,000 more in progress. Italy leads quotas for imports, Germany second, France and England smaller. Whisky allotments under 5 percent reflect Roosevelt policy favoring wines and beer. President Roosevelt signed the importers code at Warm Springs, beginning operation amid ongoing trade negotiations.
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Washington
Italy
Germany
France
England
J. M. Doran
Industrial Alcohol
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Martin J. Insull Arrested and Freed on Bail in Extradition Case
Martin J. Insull former Chicago utilities chief was arrested in Toronto for extradition to the United States on embezzlement charges and released on 10000 bail. A habeas corpus hearing was set for December 8 with rights to appeal the extradition ruling. In Chicago prosecutors said they are prepared to try Insull.
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Toronto
Martin J. Insull
Chicago
United States
A. C. Kingstone
Ontario Supreme Court
Insull
Cook County
Illinois
Beating Death Confession From Denver Druggist
Carl Wickman a 45 year old Denver druggist confessed to fatally beating his fourth wife Donalda Chicoine Wickman with a tire iron after a drive near Albuquerque New Mexico. District Attorney Mabry filed murder charges while investigations into two earlier wives deaths continue.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Carl Wickman
Donalda Chicoine Wickman
T. J. Mabry
Denver
Mabry
Wickman
Edmond
Okla
Mina Mohr Wickman
Dollar Advances in Quiet Paris Market Today
The United States dollar traded within two points in Paris today, closing at 5 18 1/2 to the pound unchanged from yesterday. Seasonal demand steadied the rate while opposing factors were quiet. the franc closed at 84.5 to the pound, slightly off from yesterday.
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London
United States
Whisky Permits Draw Scotch Leading and Canadian Imports Open
Whisky import permits favored Scotch during the drawing at noon with most awards for Scotch and no Canadian whisky imports yet granted. No importer had received a permit for Canadian whiskies by noon.
Head of Germany to Be Left Open in New Reich Constitution
Berlin reports that Adolf Hitler plans to leave the article defining the head of government open or interpretive. With President von Hindenburg aging, Hitler prefers to retain a unifying bridge to past regimes while pursuing rapid economic reconstruction and a strong Nazi led government.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
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Reich
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Hindenburg
Teetwil
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Werner Daitz
JANKS
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indrelmaten-Zvitung
Georgia utilities in turmoil as Talmadge cuts rates
Governor Talmadge’s public service commission ordered a 25 percent cut in local rates for Southern Bell and other telephone lines, to take effect December 1. The utilities fought in federal court but lost a bid to block the order, meaning Georgia residents will see lower local phone bills.
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Glenn Ramsey
Associated Press
Public Utilities
Georgia
Talmadge
Public Service Commission
Southern Bell
Georgia Power faces rate cuts as CWA pact lingers long
The article notes Southern Bell and CWA agreements extending through December with Judge Ander exempting some parties from permanent lower rates. It outlines the governor and commission pressuring Georgia Power Company toward reductions for residential and commercial customers, amid ongoing talks and a projected savings near a million dollars.
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Ander'r
Roosevelt Packs To Leave Warm Springs Sunday
President Roosevelt prepares to depart Warm Springs after a two week stay marked by calm weather and relaxation. He will travel to Washington Monday, having enjoyed liberty to drive, swim, and speak with cabinet officers by telegraph and phone.
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Warm Springs
United States
Great Britain
White House
Washington
Tech Leads Duke 6 to 6 at Half in Atlanta Showdown
Grant Field battle ends the first half with Duke tied 0 0 on defense heavy play. Georgia Tech drives the second period for a touchdown by Davis, but Duke threatens later as Phillips intercepts and returns. Durham reports Duke’s Rose Bowl bid chances hinge on the afternoon result.
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Durham Sun
Litvinoff Lands at Naples After American Visit
Russian Foreign Commissar Maxim Litvinoff arrived in Naples aboard the Conte Di Savoia with Postmaster General James A. Farley on a brief U S vacation. Litvinoff said he would not speak on forthcoming talks with Premier Mussolini yet but would issue a statement later in Rome.
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Conte di Savoia
Maxim Litvinoff
United States
James A. Farley
M. Litvinoff
Mussolini
Rome
Notre Dame Upsets Army at Yankee Stadium
Notre Dame pulled off a dramatic late rally to defeat Army 12 0 at Yankee Stadium in front of about 6000 fans. Nick Lukats scored ND s first touchdown on a 50 yard drive and Ray Bonar added the deciding extra point as Army responses stalled after Notre Dame miscues. Buckler and Benny Johnson scored Army touchdowns but both extra points failed.
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Army
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Nick Lukats
Notre Dame
Ray Bonar
Buckler
Benny Johnson
Treasury receipts and outlays for November 29 reported
The treasury shows receipts of 107 million 887 thousand 333 dollars and 76 cents against expenditures of 107 million 400 thousand 492 dollars and 84 cents, leaving a balance of 1 billion 107 million 325 thousand 802 dollars and 46 cents. Customs receipts for the month total 26 million 565 thousand 090 dollars and 95 cents, year to date receipts since July 1 reach 1 billion 936 million 504 thousand 402 dollars and 34 cents. Expenditures total 1 billion 098 million 969 thousand 977 dollars and 09 cents, including 692 million 826 thousand 803 dollars and 55 cents for emergency relief, producing a excess of expenditures of 72 million 164 thousand 574 dollars and 75 cents.
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Volcanoes Erupt in Japan and El Salvador Today
Tokyo reports Mt Tarumae on Hokkaido erupting with ash clouds and smoke reaching about 3 000 feet. No casualties were reported according to Asahi dispatches.
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EL Salvador
Tokyo
Tarumae
Hokkaido
Asahi
Izalico Volcano Eruption Spreads Lava Toward Town
Lava from Izalico Volcano reached within a few miles of Izalico, threatening nearby coffee plantations and livestock farms as the dec eruption continued today in San Salvador.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Izalico
Island of Hawaii shaken by quake and volcanic activity
Hilo reports a strong earthquake rattling the entire island of Hawaii. Mauna Loa volcano erupted with unusual activity and seismic disturbances were felt across the region.
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Island OF Hawaii
Hilo
Hawaii
Mauna Loa
Kansas attorney calls for cleaning up the legal profession
Harle W. Evans of Wichita addresses the Illinois State Bar Association and Chicago Bar Association banquet urging cleansing of the profession. He condemns parasites and crooks and calls for cooperation to drive them out, aligning with public and press views that black sheep haunt the field.
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American Bar Association
Harle W. Evans
Wichita
Kan
Evans
Ilinors State Bar Association
Chicago Bar Association
Supreme Court of the State
Government winds up big financing with fourth liberty bond sale
The government closes subscriptions for the fourth liberty bonds to fund a new 10 to 12 year treasury issue as part of a planned borrowing around a billion dollars in two weeks. Details on $727 million December 15 maturities to be released next week amid Roosevelt speech plans.
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Liberty
Treasury
Roosevelt
Ais
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
France
Court blocks immediate halt to Georgia phone rate cut
Georgia Public Service Commission telephone rate cut of 25 percent remains in effect after Federal Judge E Marvin Underwood denied Southern Bell and independents a temporary injunction. A three judge Atlanta court will hear petitions on December 11 to decide further action.
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Gainesville
Georgia Public Service Commission
Atlanta
E. Marvin Underwood
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Underwood
Southern Bell
Public Service Commission
Weather outlook for the week across Gulf States and Southeast
The week begins with showers in the east portion and then more general showers later. Temperatures run normal to above, turning colder later. South Carolina sees partly cloudy skies with possible rain in the northwest tonight and Sunday. Georgia reports partly cloudy conditions with possible rain in the north and west tonight and Sunday. Florida remains partly cloudy with possible rain in the northwest. Alabama grows cloudy and warmer tonight, with Sunday showers. Northwest Florida stays cloudy with likely showers Sunday.
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