Pan American Day marked by ninth celebration in Americas
Washington April 13 The nations of the Western Hemisphere prepare to observe Pan American Day on April 14 marking the tenth observance since 1930. Roosevelt has spoken on the policy of good neighbor relations, emphasizing mutual understanding and continental security while urging expanded economic ties and reciprocal trade across the Americas.
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Haiti
Brazil
Honduras
Colombia
Guatemala
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Salvador
Costa Rica
Ecuador
Venezuela
Tolson's Rheumatic Fever Medicine Promises Relief
Suffering residents of Jefferson City report relief from rheumatic fever neuralgia and lumbago after using Tolson's Rheumatic Fever Medicine in tablet or liquid form. The ad claims long illness ending, offers a money back guarantee, and notes two sizes 76c and 1.50 with delivery from Tolson's Drug Co at High and Madison Streets.
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Pudgy saloon keeper named head of narcotics ring
Kansas City April 13 AP a pudgy smiling saloon keeper Angelo Donnici 64 nicknamed Mayor of ninth Street was accused as the head of a narcotics ring that reportedly moved a million dollars in drugs monthly before raids swept up 13 leaders. He ran a tavern near the federal building and was jailed with seven others. Police said the ring sold drugs across the Midwest, Northwest and to New York with shipments from Kansas City routed to Seattle Minneapolis Dallas Denver New Orleans and other points.
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Tientsin
China
Suez Canal
Paris
Air Express
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U. S. Marshal's Office
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Smith Declares Takeover of City Hall in City Council Stand
Smith vows city reform as he seeks to seize control of city hall and police. Five of nine council members, including the mayor, may oppose current administration. Six council members are noted as Pendergast backers, with two from Shannon’s faction and one Republican.
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Albania's Fugitive Queen Reunited With Her Son
In Larissa Greece on April 13 Queen Geraldine of Albania, the Hungarian American fugitive, regained enough strength to be reunited with her son Prince Skander. The boy, born two days before the Italian invasion, had been separated from his 230 year old mother during her illness while conditions eased anxiety for the royal family.
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Cattle on Feed Up 13 Percent in Corn Belt States
Agriculture department estimates for April 1 show about 13 percent more cattle on feed for market in the corn belt than a year earlier, roughly 160000 head higher. Gains centered in South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Iowa and Missouri with variations in Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Town Missouri and others. Also notes a higher share of cattle to be sold in April through June and mentions wildlife value at 330 million dollars yearly and a separate human-interest note about Geraldine and King Zog in hospital context.
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Medals No Longer Valuable To St Louis Marksman
ST LOUIS April 13 API Paul Spavor a St Louis police detective has won many marksmanship medals that he gives away to neighborhood children His latest award the commissioners medal for best pistol shot came from Maj Albert Bond Lambert among 1850 officers It is his sixth gold medal in nine years on the force He also has one bronze and two silver medals Spavor says intra department competition is keener than state or national contests He never fired at a man on duty His biggest thrill was placing second on the .45 team of the national rifle and pistol association in 1947 The association tracks scores of about 60000 entrants and selects all American teams He won the Camp Perry rapid revolver fire championship in 1935 He owns three pistols and hopes to make a marksman of his 18 month old son who salutes with boom boom boom
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Mata Howard 15 New President of Auxiliary
Dr Cyrus Burford elected president elect of Missouri Medical Association as Dr James R McVay ends term. Convention also named officers including Zimmerman Goodrich Neinstedt and women’s auxiliary picks Mrs Stanley P Howard as president elect with other officers named.
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Sikeston
Stanley P. Howard
Jefferson City
Women's Auxiliary
Paul F. Cole
J. J. Drace
J. B. McCubbin
Fulton
M. D. Overholzer
Columbia
Stark in Washington to Thank for Aid
A federal grand jury charges evading taxes of 315000 linked to income from a famed fire rate insurance case tied to Missouri courts and campaigns over two decades. The piece notes political friction with Pendergast, plans involving Missouri police jurisdiction, and Stark's travel schedule with Mrs. Stark including events in Washington and Virginia.
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Kansas City
Backache Cause Often Kidney Tiredness Revealed
Readers learn that persistent backaches may stem from tired kidneys or bladder issues. Nat ure’s pills are advertised as a trusted remedy used for decades, promising relief by cleansing waste from the blood and easing symptoms like fatigue swelling and headaches.
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Millicnn
Wallace Urges Subsidies For Wheat Exports
Secretary Wallace urged Congress to back government subsidies of wheat and cotton exports, testifying before the Senate appropriations subcommittee amid a $400 million request. He blamed dictators for hampering trade policy, urged subsidies to retain market share, and warned that surplus pressures affect both export crops and domestic food products. President Roosevelt supports a more aggressive foreign trade policy to curb totalitarian gains and protect normal world market shares.
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Two Sides Force a Crisis over Global Power
New York editorial analyzes the European crisis as a clash between the Berlin Rome Axis and the Anglo French Alliance. It argues that Britain and France will defend Poland and other nations to protect their empires, while the Axis seeks to extend influence in the Mediterranean andsak Balkan routes as Mussolini expands in Albania.
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Subsidy Plans Debate Surplus Farm Program Roles
Leaders weigh subsidy program as a stronger tool to dispose of surpluses than bartering cotton and wheat for strategic materials. Administration supports both approaches. Southern senators push for 250 million dollars in increased benefits to cotton, wheat, rice, corn, and tobacco producers. Middle western senators demand 150 million dollars to broaden government buys of dairy, fruit, and other crops for relief.
Federal State Tax Plan Upscales Salaries Issue
A new measure allows the federal government to tax state official salaries and permits states to tax federal employes as a Supreme Court approved policy. The report notes many incorporated towns in Texas and cites a secretary stating the President signed the act last night.
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