Sale of Beer Under Capitol Dome Planned
Congress debates DC beer bill amendments as Tarver’s proposal to ban beer sales on government property fails 121 to 72. Roosevelts move clears path for 3.2 beer nationwide with licensing by April 6 and 125 to 150 million dollars in anticipated annual revenue.
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D. Md
United States
Dirksen
Georgia Law Bans Sale of Beer and Advertising
Georgia enacts a law prohibiting manufacture sale and advertising of beer and near beer and bans liquor beverages containing malt. It also forbids advertising on vehicles public places or signs and bars promotions of any drink with at least half a percent alcohol. Washington notes informal opinion says beer ads before April 6 may violate law but not a formal ruling.
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Sumners
Rules Committee
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Atlanta
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Horace J. Donnelly
Farley
Hines Seen as Likely Leader in National Transportation Plan
In New York on March 23 Associated Press reports Walter D. Hines former wartime railroad director general and ex Santa Fe director may head a transportation board with broad powers beyond the ICC. The piece cites the Coolidge committee findings and notes fears of large-scale consolidation labor losses estimated at 250,000.
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New York
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Wall Street
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Interstate Commerce Commission
National Transportation Committee
Calvin Coolidge
Farm Mortgage Bill Calls for New Government Bonds
Washington reports a farm mortgage refinancing plan that could issue up to two billion dollars in bonds. Speaker Rainey said the measure may be added to the farm price fixing bill and would liquidate joint stock land banks while extending the farm loan system to absorb remaining mortgages.
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Senate delays as farm relief bill faces revision
Washington March 23 The administration farm relief bill moves through Congress amid drastic revision and delay in the senate. House passage 315 to 98 sent it to the senate agriculture committee for Friday hearings as Smith and McNary push alternatives. The plan targets wheat cotton tobacco corn rice hogs cattle sheep milk and products with farm payments funded by processing taxes and potential government cotton pools.
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Oregon
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Bingham Confirmed as Ambassador to St James Court
Washington reports Robert Worth Bingham of Louisville Kentucky, a newspaper publisher, won senate approval for ambassador to Great Britain. The confirmation came by unanimous consent after a prior objection was withdrawn by Senator McNary of Oregon.
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Robert Worth Bingham
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Great Britain
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Oregon
Georgian Guard Kills Woman Then Wounds Self in Maine
Joel S Thacker a marine guard at the Portsmouth naval prison shot and killed Mrs Nora Bethroade about 45 in her Kittery Maine home and then fatally wounded himself His son William 21 said Thacker quarreled with the woman and an attempt to take a gun led to a struggle The marine slugged him and then fired wounding Bethroade and killing himself Thacker was taken to York Hospital with probable death and papers on him showed Civilian clothes and a guard assignment from Cartersville Georgia
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Stocks Rise After Slump With Broad Gains Across Rail and Industrials
New York March 29 Stocks rebounded from a five market slump with notable gains in early trading. Rail issues led with strong upward movement as Union Pacific and Santa Fe posted solid advances while American Telephone, Allied Chemical, and Consolidated Gas showed firm support. U S Steel fluctuated around a net rise near one dollar.
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U. S. Steel
Pleads Guilty in Miami Jewel Theft Case
New York golf pro Charles Yacht admitted aiding Harry Sidmer in the jewel theft from Miami Beach residents worth about $600000 and pleaded for mercy before Judge E C Collins.
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E. C. Collins
Charles Yacht
New York
Harry Sidmer
Miami Beach
Safe Blow Cracks Ridgeland Ford Agency in South Carolina
In Ridgeland South Carolina a safe at the Ford Motor agency was blown open early today with dynamite. About 150 dollars and several checks were stolen. the building suffered about 2006 dollars in damage. Police link the robbery to a recent failed bank entry attempt. bricks were removed from the vault area but later replaced. No suspect description. A negro reported seeing one man leave.
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Ford Motor Agency
Bank of Ridgeland
Weather Forecast for Southern States
South Carolina fair tonight and Friday with colder in the extreme north tonight. Georgia fair tonight and Friday with warmer in the extreme south and colder in the north tonight. Florida fair tonight and Friday with warmer tonight except in the extreme south. Alabama generally fair tonight and Friday cooler in the north and interior west tonight. Extreme Northwest Florida generally fair tonight and Friday.
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Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Thomaeville Area Weather Outlook
Fair tonight and Friday with a rise in temperatures tonight and a drop on Friday. Conditions remain dry with no precipitation expected in the Thomaeville region. Factors suggest a warmer night followed by cooler daytime temperatures Friday across Vicinity.
Hitler Named Dictator For Four Years
Berlin reports quote of Hitler moving to seal dictatorship for four years as the chancellor denounces the socialists for fourteen years of persecution. Otto Wels, socialist mouthpiece, calls for liberty and warns against social reconstruction laws while Hitler defends his choice and criticizes opposition.
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Alleged Briton Takes Stand in War Secrets Trial
London reports Lt Norman Waillie Stewart of the Seaworth Highlanders testified in a partial martial trial accused of selling military secrets for money. He said notes on tanks and mechanization were for his interest and not betrayal, while the prosecution cites payments from Germany as evidence of treason.
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Norman Waillie-Stewart
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Basillie-Stewart
Germany
Alabama to hold referendum on repeal day laws
Alabama lawmakers approved a bill for an outright referendum on repealing the eighteenth amendment. A convention would be elected to meet after a July or August referendum vote, with delegates bound to follow the referendum directive.
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Montgomery
Ala
B. M. Miller
Alabama House of Representatives
Polish coal miners' fifth day hunger strike at Klimontow
More than 700 miners in Klimontow enter their fifth day underground to demand job guarantees. They began fasting Saturday and refused surface contact or food deliveries. representatives are being sent to Warsaw to plea their case as operators threaten to flood shafts after a 17 percent coal price cut and 15 percent wage reduction was rejected by the government.
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Poland
Klimontow
Investigation in Justice Dept in Bank Probe Sparks Critique
Unclear source text reports alleged missteps by Justice Department probes into a bank affair. It mentions figures like Waehindon Maveh and Otis Pinder Pk and critics including senators citing failures to prosecute promptly.
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Bopriniin
Feemeer
Otis Pinder
Gael
Etek
Daeludie
Rand Jury to Get Pacts in Band Case
New York report details grand jury actions as officials and bankers face scrutiny over bank affairs and alleged false entries. Key figures include founder Joseph W Harrington and U S Attorney George Medine, with bank director actions and a conservatorship noted.
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Geoekam
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United States
George 4. Medane
Moultrie Citizens Ask Governor To Veto Special County Bill
A group in Colquitt County telegraphed Governor Talmadge urging veto of legislation to abolish the Colquitt county board of commissioners and form a new board. The telegram cites an agreed plan risking county government and is signed by local officials and business leaders. The governor has the message under consideration.
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Talmadge
Colquitt County Board of Commissioners
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van Crosby
Wiliam Tiiman
J. P. Williams
E. P. Ford
Board of Commissioners
Colquitt
Nellie Taylor Ross Seen As Likely U S Treasurer
Senator Kendrick said he has reasons to believe Mrs Nellie Taylor Ross will be appointed treasurer of the United States. Ross is vice chair of the Democratic National Committee and a former Wyoming governor. He declined to elaborate.
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Kendrick
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Nellie Taylor Ross
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Democratic National Committee
Wyoming
Plans to Help Unemployed With Congress Proposals
Frances Perkins outlines an unemployment act creating a conservation corps to employ a quarter million in reforestation. Congress debates DC beer sales, banks and Federal Reserve credit aid, and a farm mortgage refinancing plan presented by President Roosevelt at the White House. The agriculture committee will begin work tomorrow as amendments are sought.
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White House
Roosevelt
Agriculture
Roosevelt plan to put men to work faces delay
President Roosevelt moves to launch the reforestation program as house and senate labor committees hold a joint session to hear cabinet members and budget chief explain the plan. Objections linger over funding sources and wage levels for camp recruits while Norris measures promise rapid action at Muscle Shoals.
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Ten Thousand Jews Protest German Antisemitism in New York
In New York on March 23 about 10,000 Jews and allies marched to City Hall to deliver a protest resolution to Mayor O'Brien. Organized by the Jewish War Veterans of the United States, the march urged residents to join a wave of protest against German government actions and to boycott German-made goods.
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