Lindbergh as Visionary Voice for Aviation Future
The editorial lauds Charles Lindbergh as a forward looking figure whose remarks at a New York dinner frame aviation as a tool for commercial growth and national defense. It compares his influence to dispel capital’s doubts and notes his push for air fleets, airports, and trained pilots as a strategic asset.
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Secretary of the Treasury Promotes Wallet Space Move
The Secretary of the Treasury urges taxpayers to carry money in larger wallets with ample room for new bills. He claims shorter wallets fray edges, and smaller purses free space for other items, noting the move is for comfort and convenience.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Spirit of Communion Poem by Alfred Tennyson
Spiritual Poem reflects on pure hearts seeking quiet communion with the dead. It notes that true peace within allows the spirit to endure, while inner turmoil silences the departed and only lets them hear the noise of a restless household.
Waddill Reappointed Tax Board Chairman
John T. Waddill of Kirksville Missouri was reap pointed chairman of the state tax commission by Governor Baker for a six year term ending June 17 1933 Roy McCoy of Hamilton Missouri a Republican will head the new building and loan department created by law becoming effective July 3 He also was named as state supervisor of building and loan associations Lina Cochran of Kirksville Missouri was appointed to the state board of nurse examiners for a term ending June 1 1980
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State Tax Commission
Baker
Roy McCoy
Hamilton
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McCoy
Lina Cochran
State Board of Nurse Examiners
Race improvement through heredity and chromosomes
Daily Interview by Edward Albert Wiggam argues for broad social campaigns like Germ-Cell Week and Heredity Week. He links crime, illness, and poverty to heredity and urges public focus on marriage and bloodlines as a path to race betterment, citing Karl Pearson on heredity’s impact.
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Karl Pearson
Thanks to neighbors for kindness after loss of Margaret Heinrichs
The Heinrichs family expresses sincere appreciation for support during the illness and death of wife and mother Margaret Elizabeth Heinrichs. Special thanks go to Rev. Jackson for comforting words and the Evangelical Church choir for music, to those who sent flowers and offered use of their ears, and to the pallbearers. Adam Heinrichs and Children.
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Jackson
Evangelical Church
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Capitol Lodge 87 to Attend Lafe Bacon Funeral
Members of Capitol Lodge No. 87 I C O F convene at hall at 1 30 p m Friday June 17 to march in body to Methodist Church for funeral of deceased brother Lafe Bacon Use of cars appreciated N G L H Juttemeyer Secy E J Knaus 6 17 11
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Death ends romance of Elinor Quincy Adams of Boston
Elinor Quincy Adams 35, great granddaughter of John Quincy Adams, died after a romance with Claude Simpson a Rocky Mountain states guide ended a year ago when she left eastern society circles to marry him.
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Powers Abandon Warning Plan In Europe Rift
European foreign ministers in Geneva abandon a planned collective warning against Soviet propaganda and alleged terror at home. Poland urged restraint to avoid provoking Moscow, while Germany's Gustav Stresemann may inform Russia’s Tchitcherin of European unease over third international activities.
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Europe
Third International
State highway officials to attend Cape Girardeau meeting
Missouri highway officials including C. D. Matthews and Hugh Stephens will attend a Cape Girardeau session June 23 to decide Southeast Missouri’s stance on a proposed 120 million dollar state road bond issue. John Malang will speak. citizens from the region are invited.
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