Man Accuses Bartender Over Served Drunk Claim
A bartender testified to state officials that a patron was not drunk when he fell down, while the bartender said the man was sober and argued that a person can fall only when intoxicated. Judge Seasen contends the claim hinges on the definition of drunkenness.
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Canada Welcomes U S Tourists in Border Rules
Canada invites American visitors for tax free holidays with few restrictions. Americans may enter with minimal forms and stay months, while enjoying duty exemptions on goods every 30 days and special 300 after 32 days. Canadians face stricter limits, including 150 annual allowance and a 100 annual goods purchase via a controlled credit system.
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Stillwater Society Plans Banquet for Improvement Group
The annual banquet of the YVil Inge Improvement Society will be held Monday at 7 p.m. at Newman's Lake House. Mrs. Oscar Bartlett, chairman of arrangements, asks members who have not reservations to do so at once so transportation can be arranged. Clarence Bull has returned home from Leonard Hospital after several days confinement. Mr and Mrs Louis Schifauer of Oneonta were holiday and weekend guests of the Malcolm Borst family.
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No Conflict Over Priority Between State Dept and Senate Leader
Early today Senator Van Idenberg urged prompt approval of the treaty through the Foreign Relations Committee to strengthen the alliance. Vandenberg criticized the administration for placing Taft Hartley repeal before the alliance while Acheson pressed in Paris.
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Senate Debates New Labor Bill This Week
Senate is set to debate a sweeping labor bill this week, with committees moving the action toward possible votes. Lawmakers, unions, and corporate interests monitor the proposals as hearings proceed.
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