Word: repeals
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Calling for the repeal of the Teacher's Oath Law, Representative Clarence S. Luitwieler (Republican) of Newton, yesterday filed a bill at Capital Hill to do away with compulsory subscription to the constitution on the part of Massachusetts teachers...
Political commentators consider that the new bill calling for repeal will have a good chance of being passed next January when the General Court will convene. Many of the oath law's more ardent backers, including its author, ex-representative Thomas Dorgan, were not returned to the house in the last election...
...Oklahoma, voters balloted 3 to 2 against Repeal...
...France no sparkling wine can legally be called "champagne" unless produced in the ancient district of that name around Rheims. U. S. winemakers have been permitted to use the name since Repeal...
Brewers' Banner. The rising tide of champagne did not mean ebb tide for beer. Last week The American Brewer estimated the 1936 U. S. consumption at 53,000,000 bbls., enough to give each voter in last week's election 388 bottles. Best since Repeal, 1936 is no banner beer year. In 1914, nickel beer enabled U. S. brewers to sell 66,933,394 bbls., an all-time high...