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Newspaper

Daily Capital News

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1938

Page

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Aryanization Decree Tightens Nazi Jewish Property Control

Berlin December 5 AP The Economics Minister Funk issued a decree enabling full Aryanization of Jewish assets including real estate and businesses. Jews must liquidate or liquid assets with government approval, deposit securities in banks, and obtain permits for selling precious metals and art. Party officials promise orderly transfer by January 1 1939 without precipitate liquidation, as Goebbels media campaign promotes anti Semitic policy.

Berlin Walther Funk Propaganda Ministry Paul Joseph Goebbels Funk

Auto Industry Keeps Brisk Patents Trade

Auto makers exchange patent holdings with rivals as Edsel Ford notes industry gains from licensing. Over 30 years his company earned 4.099 million dollars from others using its patents while paying 553 thousand dollars to use patents held by others. Senator O Mahoney praised patent practices as beneficial and not restraining trade. Ford said his firm would avoid using external patents with restrictions or fees and that most improvements originate in house, with independent inventors sometimes supplying sought after devices.

O'Mahoney D-Wye Edsel Ford Ford

Yegges Cheated Themselves In Saskatchewan Heist

In Stockholm Saskatchewan the safecrackers blew the municipal hall safe and stole cash. They netted $27 for their trouble while a package worth $200 was scattered across the floor and found next morning.

Stockholm Sask Municipal Hall

Men Wanted to Make 4 Day Test

If you get up nights due to kidney disorders try juniper oil and seven other drugs in green tablets. They claim to help nature flush excess acids and wastes from the kidneys, reducing irritation that wakes you. Send for the Bukets test by box to any druggist. Available locally at Fischer Drug Co or Brandenberger Drug Co.

Nature Fischer Drug Co Brandenberger Drug Co

St Louis U to Begin Honor Courses for Upperclassmen

St Louis University will start a new study plan called honor courses for high ranking upperclassmen in the college of liberal arts. The plan blends elements of Harvard and Chicago models, allowing students to chart their last two years with reduced mandatory class attendance and a focus on a chosen field of concentration. Dean Rev Wilfred Mallon says it emphasizes study habits and thinking methods over making students experts.

University of Chicago Harvard Mallon St. Louis

Ousted Chairman Says TVA Can Be Saved

A former TVA chairman claims the agency can be saved despite heavy losses from litigation and a pattern of disruption. He accuses TVA of improper expense accounting and improper cross subsidies from federal programs, while noting infeasible flood control costs exceeding 100 million dollars beyond current estimates.

TVA

Widow of Lost Flying Boat Pilot Sues for $300,000

Mrs. Cleo L. Musick, widow of Captain Edwin C. Musick, filed in federal court in Los Angeles against Pan American Airways seeking $300,000. She alleges negligence and defective design led to the Samoan Clipper’s loss near Pago Pago on January 11.

Los Angeles Cleo L. Musick Pago Pago Pan- American Airways Co Edwin C. Musick Musick

Pioneer of Linotype Operators Succumbs

Ferdinand K. Wich aged 71 dies at his Baltimore home after help from friends saying he cast the first type on a linotype while apprenticed to Ottmar Mergenthaler, inventor of the machine. He worked 19 years as a machinist for the Baltimore News-Post.

Baltimore Ferdinand K. Wich Ottmar Mergenthaler Baltimore News-Post

Baby Kangaroos Find Pouch Path At Birth

Despite being blind and mere fractions of an inch long at birth, infant kangaroos navigate unaided to the mother's pouch. The remarkable journey highlights instinctive behavior and early development steps in marsupials.

Calotabs Promote Cold Relief Via Purge and Diuretic

Millions report Calotabs help nature throw off colds by cleansing the intestinal tract of virus-laden mucus and toxins and by promoting elimination of cold poisons from the blood. The remedy acts as both purgative and diuretic, with family packages at twenty five cents and trial packages at ten cents.

Ady

Roosevelt to Push Liberal Law Program

Roosevelt defends himself against charges in press and radio, calling himself a mild mannered proponent of peace and democracy. He argues that change must occur today to meet new social and economic needs, cites youth as pivotal, and notes a spirit of progress among Americans. The speakership follows his UNC address and a Durham to Washington journey. London reports a female police force structure.

Europe United States Woodrow Wilson Theodore Roosevelt Grover Cleveland Justice Cardozo South Georgia Tam Mr. Roosevelt America Durham Washington

Harvard Stadium Used as Bull Ring in Massacre of Steers

In Cambridge Massachusetts Harvard Stadium became a bull ring as two escaped steers were chased by police using cruiser cars as mounts. Carl Anderson and Thomas Tevlin of the metropolitan district police killed both animals with bullets after charging at Tevlin and another steer, then the steers were returned to the abattoir.

Cambridge Mass Harvard Stadium Carl Anderson Thomas Tevlin Metropolitan District Police Brighton Warvard Grads Crimson Toreador Tevlin Tevlin Toreador Anderson

Woman Burned to Death in Arizona Auto Crash

Mrs. Donnie Harkside of Malvern Arkansas was killed when her car overturned near Pima Arizona. Five others were injured as they escaped the flaming wreckage and could not save her. The injured include Cleve Hartsell of Bismark Arkansas Mr and Mrs Charles Prince and their two children of Wilmington California.

Pima Ariz Donnie Harkside Malvern Ark Harkside Cleve Hartsell Bismark Charles Prince Tayo Wilmington Calif

Michigan Auto Workers Back to Jobs Today

Michigan auto workers return to work at the Chicago stock yards as 600 handlers resume unloading and weighing meat animals after a two week idle period. The Union Stock Yards Company recognizes the Packing House Workers Organizing Committee as the sole bargaining agent and will continue wage, hour, and condition negotiations, with a written contract and overtime pay demands pending.

Chicago CIO Union Stock Yards Company Packing House Workers Organizing Committee

Court Affirms NLB Authority Over Industry

The AFL hailed a Supreme Court decision as a victory, saying it strips the labor board of broad power over union contracts and signals limits on favoritism toward the CIO. AFL counsel Joseph Padway said the ruling will affect many board decisions. Justices split, with four concurring in part and dissenting in part.

American Federation of Labor Supreme Court AFL Green Labor Board Law and Justice CIO Joseph A .Padway Reed Black Tennessee Valley Authority

Poplar Bluff Judge to Preside at Carly Trial

In Houston Missouri on December 5 AP reports Judge R I Cope of Poplar Bluff was summoned to preside over the trial of W F Carty former circuit and recorder facing five charges of embezzlement of public funds. Judge Barton disqualified himself and Judge Warren L White was later called. defense claimed prejudice and another disqualification followed. Carty was suspended after indictment and lost renomination in August.

Houston R. I. Cope Poplar Bluff W. F. Carty W. E. Barton Judicial “Circuit Warren L. White Springfield Carty White

Spanish Forces Continue To Discharge Volunteers

In Hendaye France on December 5 AP reports the Spanish government systematically discharging foreign volunteers as fronts stay deadlocked. After 332 Americans left Friday a detachment of 442 former recruits from international brigades in France Sunday included Swedes Belgians Dutch French Finns. They were repatriated today by trains from Cebere near the border, amid rumors of troop concentrations and imminent offensives from both sides.

Hendaye France International Brigades Cebere

Hankow Suffers Citywide Power Cut as Coal Runs Out

Hankow faced a total blackout as coal supplies to the British Electricity Company were exhausted leaving the city without electric lights heat or even emergency water service. The shutdown halted public utilities and disrupted daily life in Hankow tonight.

Hankow British Electricity Company

California Convict Mooney Fails Habeas Corpus Bid

The court refused to allow counsel for Thomas J. Mooney to file a petition for a writ of habeas corpus to free him from San Quentin. Mooney is serving life for complicity in the 1916 preparedness day parade bombing in San Francisco.

Thomas J. Mooney California San Quentin Penitentiary San Francisco

Plant forces hospitals to pause operations as war disrupts fuel

Haakow fell to Japanese invaders on Oct 25. A month later the British appealed for aid to replenish the plant’s fuel supply, warned it would last only until early December. Fuel ran out tonight despite bunkers and Yangtze vessels. labor shortages and Japanese obstacles prevented coal delivery to keep generators running. Hankow’s 400,000 plus population includes 1,200 foreigners and thousands of Japanese soldiers.

Haakow Yangtze Hankow

Fire Burns Feet of Sound Sleeping Man

McAlester Oklahoma December 5 AP A 65 year old Quinton farmer W R Mills is in critical condition after he slept too soundly and suffered burns to his feet while resting following a day spent in the fields the incident was reported from McAlester hospital where Mills is admitted for treatment

Mcalester Okla Quinton Farmer W. R. Mills

Man Sustains Severe Burns After Fire In Woods

A man woke to serious burns on his legs and feet after sleeping beside a fire in the woods. Authorities reported the incident as a hazardous outdoor flare up.

Great Plymouth Adds Value With 1939 Low Price

Bright new Plymouth features Functional Styling and high torque engine performance. The car promises easier handling and smoother ride, with a low delivered price and generous balance in low monthly installments.

Plymouth

France Pledges Naval Action But Seeks Pact With Germany

France orders the navy to guard shipping while diplomats prepare to sign a good neighbor pact with Germany. Italian assurances that Rome did not align with fascist demonstrations are noted as diplomats aim to smooth Franco German ties and build a lasting friendship.

France Rome Germany Daladier

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