Repeal Leads Rise Across Dixie States in Prohibition Vote
Tennessee votes on repeal amid shockwaves from Arkansas and Alabama results as dry forces warn of setbacks. Officials note widespread support for repeal with predicted margins and delegates to a Montgomery convention, while Farley urges Democratic workers to rally for repeal in August.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Deep South
Arkansas
Alabama
John F. Baggett
United Prohibition Forces
Eugene C. Anderson
Baggett
Anderson
Farley
James A. Farley
Putrell
Paragould
H. K. Toney
Pine Bluff
Toney
Birmingham
Ala
Montgomery
Pittman Seeks Silver Plan as Committees Postpone Matters
London reports Senator Pittman gains cautious backing for a silver plan to curb debasement and boost coinage use. The accord hinges on talks among chief producers and major holders, with key dates in 1934 and 1938.
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Pittman
London
Generaee Key Pittman
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Nevada
U. S
United States
Virgil Madgeru
America
Silver Group
Henderson in Berlin to talk disarmament
Former U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson in Berlin for disarmament talks with Allied officials. The meeting aims to ease postwar tensions and outline steps toward military restraint. The tone is cautious but hopeful amid cautious Nazi-era skepticism.
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Henderson
Berlin
Purification Promises Health Boost With Calotabs
Physician endorsed ad urges readers to purify the system with Calotabs to cleanse blood and activate liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Available in 10c and 85c packages from all dealers.
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Nature
Public Sale of Bank Stock in Winchester Va
The Administrator of the Estate of Luther Pannett offers for cash sale of 20 shares of Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Company stock in blocks of 5 at 11 o'clock A.M. Saturday July 22, 1933, in front of the County Court House Windhgeings Ps. admr. 3t-T- vi 1920.
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Luther Pannett
Windhgeings
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Company
Winchester
Reardon
Admr
Britain Eyes converting 5 1 2 percent war bonds to 2 1 2 percent sterling
London reports Britain seeks to convert 250 million dollars of 5 1 2 percent war loan bonds issued in 1917 in the United States into 2 1 2 percent sterling bonds. Holders may exchange per 1 000 bond for 260 pounds sterling if they waive the U S gold clause, with coupons due August 1 and assents required by August 31.
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London
Great Britain
United States
America
United States of America
England
Treasury
New York
Britain
Washington
Two Virginians Pass Medical Exams, Ready to Practice
Charles H Manzy Jr and 7 M Jackson of Harrisonburg passed the Virginia Board of Medical Examiners tests in Richmond on June 21, announced by Dr J W Preston. Dr Maury and Dr Jackson are now authorized to practice in Virginia. only one of 144 candidates failed.
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Charles H Manzy, Jr
Charles H. Menzy
M Jackson
E. H. Jackson
Harrisonburg
Virginia Board of Medical Examiners
Richmond
J W Preston
Roanoke
Maury
Jackson
Virginia
Prison Break Solved At Montgomery County Jail
William Reed, 22, inmate for larceny, escaped from Montgomery county jail by cutting a ceiling opening and using the ventilation system to the roof, then sliding down a rain pipe. He was captured by Police Officer Charles Barnes near Silver Springs early today, following a prior similar escape.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
William Reed
Charles Barnes
Silver Springs
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