December action on repeal of the eighteenth amendment urged
The article argues Congress should vote on repealing the eighteenth amendment in December to allow states time to prepare liquor control systems and to meet January legislature sessions. It cites historical ratification timing, calls for model state laws, and discusses legalization of beer as a step toward gradual readjustment and revenue.
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Garner
Congress
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Féss
Seoas
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Senate
Massachusetts
Ely
New York
Roosevelt
Lehman
Governors’ Conference
Voluntary Committee of Lawyers
Supreme Court
Lawyers’ Committee
Hoover
City Grid Teams In Scoreless Tie On Handley Field
Shenandoah and Handley battled to a 0 0 tie on Handley Field with six first downs each. Handley suffered 15 yards in penalties while Shenandoah stayed penalty free. Officials chose Lee Garber and Don Roszel as outstanding players for Handley and Shenandoah respectively, with Mike Garber Armel and Lintner also receiving honorable mention.
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City Grid
Handley Field
Shenandoah
Handley
High School
Winchester Coca-Cola Bottling Works
Warner Brothers Capitol Theatre
Mayor Awards Highlight Winchester Chamber and Cap Theatre night
Chapman and Andrew Bell recognized by the Capitol Theatre crowd as Mayor Chas. R. Anderson presented awards. Football auction raised 4.75 dollars from B. F. Arthur Jr. Other football will be autographed for charity. Warner Bros footage to be shown next Friday at Capitol Theatre. Local businesses donated tickets to aid poor city children.
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Messrs. Pratt and Glasner
Warner Brothers’ Technical Department
Washington
Capitol Theatre
Weather and game day forecast for Army Navy clash
On December 3 officials described typical Indian summer conditions for the Army Navy game. A light haze hung over the stadium as temperatures hovered around 57 degrees an hour before kickoff with expectations of the low 60s as the gridiron battle progressed.
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Bureau
Ex-Mayor Jim Walker Chooses Boat-Shaped Country
The Greensboro Herald-Journal notes a quirky remark by former Mayor Jim Walker praising a country shaped like a boat as a travel retreat. The piece highlights a humorous take without further details.
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Jimmy Walker
Greensboro
Learning the Right To Be Wrong Said Hi Ho Sage
A Washington Star quotation notes Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown says the misfortune of being wrong is shared by many and can be cured with time by those who listen quietly.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
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