The Bismarck Tribune dated January 26, 1937

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xk kk Ohio Pours Torrents Into M [BCISLATORS SEEK HIGHWAY AND HAL BUREAU ACCOUNTS|é House Passes Three Bills to En- courage

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‘ Flood-Devastated | Louisville Is Placed License, Alvin George Woehl and Miss Em- INTO FLORIDA CANAL ss" ==" ere ats aa Pe

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REPUBLICANS PLAN MILITANT CAMPAIGN AGAINST OPPONENTS Nine-Man Policy Committee Will Guide Activities of GOP in Congress BEE &

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Constitution and Program Groups Are Picked at Meet- ing Tuesday Morning The general and advisory commit- tees for the club

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* Instructor From Nampa, Idaho, | Chapter F Plans for foes Becomes Bride of Garri- son Resident ry a made up Monday's...

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An Independent Newspaper THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) “State, City and County Official Newspaper Published

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FIVE PERSONS HURT ‘AS POLICE, PICKETS BATTLE IN DETROIT GMC Goes Ahead With Plant Reopening Plans. as Strike Spreads West...

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$0 PAR THIS YEAR Unive ONLY 10 WISCONSIN Co-Leaders of North Central ~ Conference Race Seeking 4th Title in Row PHANTOMS BOOK

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Bootleg coal: has taken the place of bootleg liquor in the headlines, as Pennsylvania authorities wrack their brains for a

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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1937 : THE GUMPS—THE ‘SURPRISE WITNESS ; ; ANNIE GCN DI Alt Ti AI SBERIOIE]...