Lindbergh and the new age of aviation vision
The column praises Lindbergh as a future statesman with a keen view of commercial aviation and national defense. It highlights his NY speech on air power, calls him a rising force, and notes the era of air as pivotal, with references to Coolidge and aviation as defense.
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Colonel Lindbergh
America
Lindbergh
Sweden
Minnesota
Northwest
Congress
United States
New York
Gotham
Coolidge
Treasury Says New Bills Ease Pocketbook Wear
The Secretary of the Treasury touts the move as improving comfort and convenience. By carrying money with ample room in larger wallets or purses, wear on edges from short bills is avoided and pockets stay neater. The note hints at smaller purses freeing space for other items. The public is urged to adapt to the government’s plan.
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R. Hollist Sr
Chanan
Franklin
Cartier
A. Tinate
Missouri
Postoffice
Jefferson City
Isis
Mhmbica Che Associales Press
Associated Press
Il News
George B. Davidso
East 1200 Street
New York
Wrigley Dridg
Chicauo, Ill
Secretary of the Treasury
Spirit Communion In Quiet Hearts By Alfred Tennyson
A brief poem reflecting on spiritual communion with the dead. The speaker urges purity of heart and serenity of mind as prerequisites for any lasting contact. It contrasts tranquil inner peace with external doubt and the clamor within a restless heart.
Race and heredity as social reform through chromosomes
A Daily Interview piece argues that society will soon run “Germ-Cell Week” and “Heredity Week” to promote eugenic ideas. It praises chromosomes as powerful allies against disease and asserts that improving bloodlines will reduce hospitals and jails, urging wise marriage as social policy.
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Karl Pearson
Waddill Renamed Tax Board Chairman in Missouri
John T. Waddill of Kirksville Missouri was reap pointed chairman of the state tax commission for six years ending June 17 1933 by Governor Baker. Roy McCoy of Hamilton Missouri was named head of the new building and loan department. Lina Cochran of Kirksville was named to the state board of nurse examiners for a term ending June 1 1980.
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John T. Waddill
Kirksville
State Tax Commission
Baker
Roy McCoy
Hamilton
State Finance Department
McCoy
Lina Cochran
State Board of Nurse Examiners
Thanks to neighbors for kindness after loss
The Heinrichs family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness and death of wife and mother Margaret Elizabeth Heinrichs. Special thanks to Rev. Jackson for consoling words, the Evangelical Church choir for music, those who sent flowers, those who lent their ears, and the pallbearers. Adam Heinrichs and Children.
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Margaret Elizabeth Heinrichs
Rev
Jackson
Evangelical Church
Adam Heinrichs
Funeral procession for Lafe Bacon observed by Capitol Lodge
Members of Capitol Lodge No. 87 I C O F are asked to meet at 1 30 p m Friday June 17 and march in body to the Methodist Church to attend the funeral of deceased brother Lafe Bacon Cars appreciated L H Juttemeyer N G I J Knaus Sect Salida Colo Death ends romance of Elinor Quincy Adams great granddaughter of John Quincy Adams who left eastern society life to marry Claude Simpson a Rocky Mountain guide in Boston news item
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Capitol Lodge No. 87
I. C
Hall
Methodist Church
Lafe Bacon
L. H. Juttemeyer
Salida
Colo
Elinor Quincy Adams
Boston
John Quincy Adams
Claude Simpson
Powers Abandon Warning Plan Over Soviet Propaganda
European foreign ministers in Geneva drop a planned collective warning against Soviet propaganda and alleged terrorism after fears of provoking Moscow. Poland urged caution to avoid fueling Russian nationalism while Germany considered informing Russia of European concerns. Rosenthal School of Commerce to close Friday for Lafe Bacon funeral.
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London
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Moscow
Soviet Union
Poland
Russia
Gustav Stressemann
M. Tchitcherin
Rosenthal School of Commerce
Lafe Bacon
State highway officials to attend Cape Girardeau meeting
A group of Missouri highway officials including C. D. Matthews and Hugh Stephens will attend a Cape Girardeau session on June 23 to decide Southeast Missouri’s stance on a proposed new road bond issue. Speakers include John Malang. representatives from across the region are invited. The Automobile Club of Missouri backs a 120 million dollar bond issue funded by current registration and fuel taxes, aiming to finish the system in four years.
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The
Highway Commission
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Chamber of Commerce
C. D. Matthews
Sikeston
State Highway Commission
Hugh Stephens
Jefferson City
John Malang
Joplin
Southeast Missouri
Automobile Club of Missouri
Stephens
A. L. McCawley
Carthage
Aghway
Theodore Gary
Knights of Pythias to attend Lafe Bacon funeral
Capitol Lodge No. 110 members meet at Castle Hall at 2 o clock Friday to attend the funeral of Lafe Bacon. J G Kolkmeyer C C D D Gwinner K R and S noted in the notice.
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Capitol Lodge No. 110
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Lafe Bacon
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Ann Arbor
Alfred Tennyson
Edward Albert Wiggam
King Features Syndicate Inc
Fareat
Britain
Waddill
TAX Board
T-A-X-I
Europe
Third International
J. G. Kolkmeyer
C. C. D. D. Gwinner
K. R. and
West High
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