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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1930

Page

6

Missouri News Nuggets Late State Events Condensed

Jefferson City reports fire equipment and patrol drills across six state institutions following a weeklong course at State Hospital St Joseph. Greene County votes August 5 on a 125000 jail bond to replace a four decade old structure. Missouri Ozarks campaign seeks National Park Forest Reserve with Hyde Hawes Patterson named honorary vice chairmen. Arson charge against Flavis Owens dismissed in Wardell bank fire aftermath. Soldiers Home at St James under review by United Spanish War Veterans. Hendricks elected department commander. Moberly Kiwanis wins charter. lime pulverizer to aid West Plains farmers at 74 cents/ton. Nevada to host next Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen convention. Sedalia Naval Academy entrant Dickey admitted as midshipman. Kansas City deputy killed in crash. Joplin threats target J S Meteron. Drinkable water warnings issued for typhoid risk. Mexico man pleads not guilty to bank embezzlement.

Jefferson City Springfield Greene County Greene County Court St. Louis F. W. A. Vesper Missouri Ozarks United States Hawes Patterson Missouri House of Representatives National Parks and Forest Reserve Committee Hayti Flavis Owens Bank of Wardell St. James HH. C. Hendricks Moberly Columbia Club Kiwanis Moberly Kiwanis Club Kiwanis International West Plains Agricultural Missouri Association of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Nevada Joseph Dickey Logan Dickey United States Naval Academy Annapolis Kansas City Howard Bennett Higginsville Lafayette County Lake Tapawingo Townsend Hader Wahes Hader David Zimmermann James M. Becker St. Luke's Methodist Church Methodist Aldrich Oberammergau Joplin J. S. Meteron Jasper County

Cubs Injury Run Haunts Club Through Early 1930s

The record traces Cubs misfortune with a string of injuries from 1924 to 1930. Players like Charley Hollacher, Hal Carlson, Gabby Hartnett, Charley Grimm, Rogers Hornsby, Guy Bush, Riggs Stephenson, Lester Bell, and Hal Carlson again faced illnesses, elbow and shoulder injuries, broken wrists, and even death affecting pennant drives and lineup stability.

Cubs Charley Hollacher Hal Carlson Phillies Gabby Hartnett Carlson Charley Grimm New York Rogers Hornsby Guy Bush Riggs Stephenson Lester Bell Braves Hornsby

Terse sports notes from varied leagues and figures

Summarizes multiple sports items including Washingtons three Sams in a streak, Krause and Bodie in California league, 58 nations for the 1932 Olympics, Illinois tennis captaincy, Cantrell turning pro with St. Louis, Minneapolis park plans, Portland club’s new owner Dick Rudolph, Ray O’Brien return to Denver, Lipton’s American Cup bid, Jimmy Welsh knee injury, Ill pitcher Carmen Ill to Minneapolis, Landis reinstates Nichols, and Duquesne kicker Donnelli wearing mismatched shoes.

Vision Goggles Aid Boston Police In Patrols

Boston traffic officer Fred Deady wears new rear vision goggles enabling a clear view ahead and awareness of activity behind him. The piece also notes Johnny Cooney’s reinstatement with the Boston Braves after a signing delay and sports items on Gregory Mulleavy, the Toledo Mud Hens option by the Chicago Americans, and other unrelated notes.

Fred Deady Boston Police Department Chicago Americans Gregory Mulleavy Toledo Mud Hens

Newcomb’s Cerda Donovan Tops Field Day Events

Miss Cerda Donovan of Newcomb College Tulane wins best girl athlete honor after dominating the annual field day. She placed first in the 50 yard dash and in the broad jump and hop skip and jump, earning the gold medal for overall excellence and multiple event wins at the university athletic meet.

Cerda Donovan Newcomb College Tulane University Donovan

Pedestrian Right of Way at All Street Crossings

The U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia rules pedestrians have right of way at crossings even if the light changes while they are in the street. Motorists must observe and wait until the crossing is clear.

United States Court of Appeals of District of Columbia

Bill the Bus Driver Warns Against Railroad Gambles

A columnist recounts a near train accident after a car crash on the rails. The piece urges rail crossing caution with the motto Stop Look Listen and emphasizes prevention over luck.

Police Radio Units Authorized in Three Cities

Three police departments in Youngstown and Cincinnati Ohio and Pasadena California are cleared to install short wave radio gear for crime detection. The system allows rapid two way communication between headquarters and patrol cars using frequencies beyond ordinary receivers.

Youngstown Cincinnati Ohio Pasadena Calif

Churches Wage Radio War Over Broadcast Rights in Holland

Religious groups in Holland clash as churches compete for approval to broadcast. Authorities debate which factions may transmit and control the airwaves.

Holland

Wittenberg's Bryan Swan Wins Naval Academy Best Athlete

All Round Athlete Bryan Fred Swan of Wittenberg Missouri named best athlete at the Naval Academy by the Naval Academy Athletic Association. The annual award was made by Capt. Henry D. Cooke, director of athletics. Swan excels in grid sports and also stars in boxing and lacrosse.

Bryan Fred Swan Wittenberg Naval Academy Naval Academy Athletic Association Henry D. Cooke Swan

Qualities of a Good Radio Set

Tone quality is the first factor buyers consider alongside tuning sharpness low hum and distortion volume reliability ease of tuning appearance and price. Good sets avoid screen-grid tubes and should use them in certain models for performance.

The Real Causes of Noisy Brakes

The article explains brake noise stems from looseness causing a high pitched screech and vibration. It notes engine speeds and oil use rise with higher speeds, and mentions a Hungarian interior ministry order obliging drivers to stop and assist after road accidents.

Ministry of the Interior

Sphero Prismatic Light Deflector Eases Signal Sight for Drivers

The article explains a sphero prismatic light deflector that helps auto drivers view traffic signals clearly. Dotted lines illustrate how a prism on the windshield reflects stop or go signals, preventing the old excuse I didn't see the lights.

Making Jesus Known Through Biblical Lessons

Lesson outlines for June 29 and weeks in April to June emphasize Matthew as the central text, Jesus as Messiah and King, and the cross as the quarter’s focus. Each week links class level goals to disciple's faith, repentance, and mission through key events and teachings from Jesus life, death, and resurrection.

Jesus Christ Jesus Peter Christ Mary of Bethany

Joyful Oil and Warm Garments Move the Poor

Quotation from Henry Drummond on the Oil of Joy and the need for sunny people and help for the elderly. It argues love is precious, aiding the hungry and those in need by providing the garment of praise rather than material blankets.

Henry Drummond

Moral Pivot Centering Jesus Christ, Says E Stanley Jones

The Hindu professor of modern history from a South Indian college asserts a Global Moral Pivot with the life of Jesus Christ at the center. He argues that ethical life in both East and West increasingly orbits this figure.

South India College Jesus Christ E. Stanley Jones

Force of Character Necessary

The quote notes that brilliant traits lose value without steady force of character. It emphasizes the enduring role of discipline and integrity in sustaining talent and achievement.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ross E. Laybourn State Board of Health Mexico Earl Littrell North Missouri Trust Company Philly Klein Philadelphia Nationals O’doul Washington Jones Rice West Harry Krause Ping Bodie Los Angeles John W. McElroy River Forest University of Illinois Dennis Cantrell Arkansas State Teachers’ College St. Louis Cardinals Minneapolis Portland Dick Rudolph Ray O'Brien Denver Thomas Lipton Thomas Jimmy Welsh Boston Braves Carmen Ill American Association Kenesaw M. Landis Baseball Chester Nichols Nichols Philadelphia Johnny Cooney Landis Athens Harry K. Young Washington and Lee University Notre Dame New York Yankees Ruth Des Moines Hack Wilson Mr. Mussolini Bill Marcus A. Dow Gamblin Scotty Police Radio P. B. Fitzwater D. D Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Western Newspaper Union God Segur
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