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...legal questions for definitive answers to which President Roosevelt had to look to the Supreme Court. Major paradox: the new law assumes that 3.2% beer is no more intoxicating than ginger ale, yet the Federal Government stands pledged to protect from importations any State that assumes otherwise. A brewer in a Wet State may start to ship his product through a Dry State to another Wet State, only to have the Dry State confiscate his freight as intoxicating and call upon the Federal Government to prosecute him. But the brewer could also appeal to the LT. S. on the ground...
...behind Busch. Then came the war which caught him (like Frau Lily ) in Germany. He did not get back until 1918 and although a U. S. citizen had to fight to get his brewery back from the U. S. Government which had seized it. A fine, mustachioed, barrel-chested brewer of the old school, although he had three sons, he kept the reins of power. He could nob believe that Prohibition would ever come, was aghast when it did, believed it would soon end and struggled on making less & less near-beer. He died in 1926, aged 92, much saddened...
...Aubin '21, J. P. Baxter, III, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Biddle, Conrad Bierwirth '84, J. M. Brewer, S. A. Buckingham '27, Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Campbell, Dr. W. B. Cannon '96, E. S. Castle '25, A. H. Chase, W. J. Cunningham, F. B. Deknatel, Raphael Demos, D. B. Durand '25, E. R. Ellis '16, Ephraim Emerton '71, E. S. Emory '87, M. L. Fernald, Holden Furber '23, Russell Gibson, N. S. B. Gras, C. B. Gulick '90 and Mrs. Gulick, J. P. Haffner '22, A. C. Hanford, L. J. Henderson '98, W. E. Hocking '01, F. W. Hoeing...
...Class of 1931, C. K. Loux, of Pocatello, Idaho, and Peyton Murray of Yonkers, N. Y., and F. N. Brewer, Jr. '30, received A.B. degrees...
...Iveagh estate, comprising 78 acres, and over 1,150 houses around Earl's Court subway station in west London, was sold to a syndicate last week for $3,430,000. Rupert Edward Cecil Lee Guinness ("Guinness is Good for You!"), Earl of Iveagh and Dublin brewer, bought the estate from the executors of the fifth Baron Kensington...