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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1930
Page
4
Two miners were buried in a Kastrop coal mine gallery collapse. One, after 36 hours, signaled life through an air tube and is kept alive with milk and beef tea via compressed air. the other miner is believed dead.
Major Charles Shepard an army medical corps officer faces federal trial in Kansas City for allegedly poisoning his second wife Mrs Zenna Shepard in June 1929 at Fort Riley. About 40 government witnesses are listed including relatives from Los Angeles and a San Antonio stenographer. Defense counsels are Harry S Clas and C L Kagey. The trial follows Shepard's transfer from Denver where he served at Fitzsimmons General Hospital.
Dr Morris Fishbein reviews infant feeding patterns emphasizing six to four hour intervals after birth, hand massage to empty breasts, and the need to adapt if the baby cries early. It covers when to feed, duration per breast, and the importance of avoiding excess air swallowing to prevent colic.
Leonid Ramsin known as Arch Plotter in a bid to topple the Soviet regime shouts in court that his scientific writings are honest theories and denounces prosecutors for linking them to sabotage. Officials note his possible impact on upcoming conferences if convicted.
W. A. Robinett, a Republican attorney from Mountain Grove, was named chief of wardens for the state game and fish department by Commissioner John B. Ross. Robinett succeeds Ross, who was named commissioner last August. The salary is 2800 dollars.
Washington Representative Garner moves to a hotel overlooking the treasury to “keep my eye on Andy.” New York polar swimmer Frank G. Evans, 17, found dead in icy Hudson waters, body in bathing suit. he belonged to a year round swim club. Chicago University buys ancient Babylon ground and 33 acres for archaeological exploration for $3,500.
Mount Carmel nearby from Mrs. Lawrence Oliphant, American-born widow of an Englishman. She was not aware she owed the place where Necho beat Josiah and Allen by routed the Turks. NEW YORK Colonel Ratan a play by Booth Tarkington is to be produced. It deals with Romantic episodes in the life of a famous American in France in 1811. BERLIN Albert Einstein has left for the United States with a new raincoat bought at the last minute. HAVANA Sugar cane champagne described as lively as the best from grapes with bouquet to match.
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