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Newspaper
Daily Captial News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1927
Page
4
The nation canvassed radio use and market growth. Reported shifts in station dials, a push to place radios in the 16 million homes without sets, and a forecast of higher demand with 18 million cars and 11 million phonographs. The U S Radio Commission promises better reception and less interference to spur renewed effort.
Editorial argues Jefferson City's 4 percent annual growth requires new planning. It urges a city plan commission to design a comprehensive growth plan, coordinate public improvements, and push private development while individuals and businesses adapt to changing conditions to avoid stagnation.
Reports from Berlin warn of danger ahead as a Soviet army mobilizes at the Polish frontier and Britain cuts diplomatic ties. Locarno relations loom while Gustav Stresemann urges clear distinction between the Soviet regime and Bolshevik propaganda amid tense European politics.
While aviation dominates talk, radio executives of America finished a Chicago meeting outlining plans to extend and strengthen the radio industry.
Poem by Wilfred Childe in the Commonwe. The speaker notes stars appearing in June skies as Mysol ends roaming and returns to sanctities. Towns lie beneath angels wings as bells modulate peace, while starlight pours over flowers and a merciful God blesses them.
Daily Interview argues men are wasteful and public spending excessive while praising women's economy. The speaker suggests segregated chambers to curb municipal extravagance and questions male thrift in budgets, tipping, and shopping habits.
Leaders from Jewish and Christian groups join nine Jewish and Christian organizations to promote social justice and interfaith cooperation. About 3,000 students join forums, 3000 volunteers form community councils, and over 100 meetings in 50 cities foster Catholic Jewish and Protestant fellowship.
Joseph P Johnston veteran post office inspector formerly head of the service and inspector in charge at Kansas City passed through yesterday after visiting friends and relatives at Fulton He is now inspector in charge at Atlanta Ga
In San Francisco Captain and Mrs Marson, who eloped from New York, were believed by officials to have little prospect of trouble in dropping Mann Act charges against them under the law.
At Geneva the Locarno treaty powers Britain France Germany and Italy outline three steps to maintain European peace. They call for individual representations to Soviet and Polish governments to avoid actions endangering peace, protest Soviet executions abroad, and urge Yugoslavia and Albania to ease tensions after the Jugoslav lesson dragoman arrest incident. The German spokesman denies a British push for troop passages through Germany if Russia attacks Poland.
George Bernard Shaw faced interruptions as he tried to address the Society for the Abolition of Vivisection at Ton Hall last night. Protesters interrupted the talk, signaling strong opposition to vivisection.
The Missouri state health department reports near complete rehab of Ozark resorts flooded by record high waters. Inspections of 74 resorts show nearly full compliance with disease control, with new water systems and sanitation in place. Health certificates now mailed to compliant resorts.
For loans see Capital City Building and Loan Association located at 226 Monroe Street. Phone 209. Advertisement dated June 11, 1951.
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