Alabama's new alcohol rules spark dancing ban fallout
A long run of disjointed notes shows Alabama moving to classify rambers as vagrants in Birmingham while enforcing liquor limits in venues with dancing or dim lights. Other items report robberies at the Ritz Theater, a Birmingham banker’s death by suicide, and various state and national notes from 1942, including war-time shifts in time zones and local public works.
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