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What are facts from 1931?

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1931 saw the doubling of unemployment to 16.3% in the US.
Al Capone was convicted on tax fraud charges in 1931 which got him an 11 year prison sentence in Alcatraz.
The completion of the Empire State building
Las Vegas legalized gambling .
U.S. National Anthem becomes The Star Spangled Banner on March 3rd
George Washington Bridge opens on March 19th connecting New York and New Jersey

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