Duty and love clash in a wartime hospital drama
Lieutenant Knowlton and Captain Toler quarrel over Joan as Knowlton intends an affair while awaiting deployment. Joan wrestles with duty and desire after a hospital chapel vision and a breakup with her husband. Knowlton’s confrontation ends with a brutal shove and Joan’s decision to seek help.
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Knowlton
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Whisky Quota Raised by Doran Near Repeal
Dr James M Doran commissioner of industrial alcohol extends the distillery whisky quota by 7 000 000 gallons bringing the annual total to 18 000 000 gallons The initial quota was 4 000 000 gallons and was increased by 7 000 000 later in August The latest extension cites shortage of whisky for medicinal purposes rather than repeal.
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Washington
James M. Doran
Industrial Alcohol
Beer Tax In Texas Expected To Add 1 500 000 In 1933
Texas treasurer Charley Lockhart projects a 1.5 million dollar gain from the 1.50 per barrel 3.2 beer tax for the fiscal year. Revenue from beer stamp sales totals 139 311.85 so far as licenses to manufacturers distributors and retailers will add more. Half of beer tax receipts go to the general treasury and half to the public school fund. Lockhart notes slow awareness of how to buy tax stamps and that stamps must be bought from him by mail.
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Austin
Charley Lockhart
Lockhart
General Revenue Fund
The
Treasury
Husband jokes about life insurance risk
A husband reveals he has just taken out a $5,000 life insurance policy. His wife replies that now she will stop nagging him to be careful everywhere he goes as a playful exchange about safety and concern.
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