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08 Dec 1939
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Daily Capital News in Jefferson City, Missouri
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1939
Page
1
Romania Faces Loss of Bessarabia Says AP Report
Rumania accepts possible loss of Bessarabia if the Russian army moves in. They have built a distant defense line to deter a Soviet advance and prevent Hungary from claiming Transylvania. Observers cite history of Germany and Hungary taking neighboring regions as a warning. Concrete forts form a “little Maginot line” to the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacueni
Rumania
Bessarabia
Russia
Hungary
Transylvania
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Danube
Oradea
Europe
KruGon Helps Man Sleep Better After Digestion Woes
An advertisement extols KruGon as a relief for long standing constipation and sleepless nights. Mr. F. A. Wiegand of Hutchinson Kansas reports rapid elimination, improved digestion, and restored sleep after using the laxative tonic. The piece blends product praise with stark wartime imagery of Transylvania defenses and debt warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KruGon
F. A. Wiegand
E. Campbell St
Hutchinson, Kansas
State of Washington replies on wild deer liability
The AP reports Wisconsin inquiring if Washington would assume liability for a salesman’s auto damaged by a wild deer on a public highway. Assistant Attorney General Browder Brown cites Highway safety goals and jokes about the state possibly pursuing a claim against the salesman for harming a deer, pending game warden investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wisconsin
State of Washington
Browder Brown
Cincinnati Joins in Protest on Relief
Cincinnati city council urged Gov. Bricker to ensure Ohio matches local relief funds at a fifty fifty share. The council cited that Ohio has paid only about 33 percent this year and warned of a relief shortage of not less than a petal if the obligation is not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Cleveland
Toledo
Elder Ellis County farmer pays taxes for 73rd year
Waxahachie Tex AP B C Lancaster 93 paid taxes for the 73rd consecutive year on a Sterrett area farm. He has lived in Ellis County since 1854 when he arrived in a covered wagon. After the Civil War in 1853 he borrowed money from his father, bought the Sterrett farm and has owned it since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxahachie
Tex
B. C. Lancaster
Sterrett
Ellis County
K C Police Endorse Civilian Fingerprinting Policy
Kansas City police will continue civilian fingerprinting and photography as part of investigation procedures despite civil damage suits totaling 316000. Chief L B Reed, ex FBI, defends practices as essential to law enforcement and denies a rogue's gallery or rights infringement. He notes a photo and fingerprint record does not imply criminal conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
L. B. Reed
FBI
FHA Loan For St Louis Slum Clearance Signed
ST. LOUIS December 7 The St Louis housing authority signed papers for a 6984000 loan from the federal housing authority to fund slum clearance projects This amount covers about 90 percent of the estimated project costs and marks a major step in urban redevelopment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Housing plan targets 1180 families at two sites
The proposal outlines two low cost housing units to house 600 Black families and 580 White families. It frames the project as a community need and notes the scale and intended beneficiary groups. The plan signals a structured approach to public housing within the city.
Brookfield man with white mice draws young pet buyers
Brookfield Missouri report states William Reece has a colony of white mice in his junkyard that attract a growing queue of children seeking pets. The AP dispatch notes the unusual scene and community interest in these pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
William Reece
Reece
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