Repeal tensions and Legge memory in Missouri editorial
The column argues repeal leaves Missouri unprepared to regulate liquor with no effective gates in place. It praises Senator Donnelly's local option idea but warns against glass sales and evasion. Also memorializes Alex Legge, describing his rise, Farm Board role, and contested legacy in agriculture and politics.
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Wallace
Ford Wins In NRA Code Dispute With General Johnson
Missouri editorial notes Ford Motor Co under the civilian conservation corps code won rulings by Controller General McCarl. Johnson challenged the Ford acceptance arguing lack of auto code signatory, but ruling holds Ford compliant with the adapted code. The piece criticizes Johnson’s handling and defends Ford’s stance and press freedom concerns.
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Kansas City Journal-Post
Five-Course Dinner at 15 Cents Threatened in New Deal Codes
The restaurant code proposed to the Agricultural Adjustment Administration would require prices to reflect food costs, doubling charges for meals and raising dish markups, a move that could hit low-cost eateries and workers. The cigar industry opposes higher prices, arguing most sales are nickel or less cigars. Hollywood cowboys demand recognition under the movie code, seeking cast supervision, horse master staffing, and higher wages for speaking roles.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
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Bengal Lancers
Fabli
Council rejects bid for sewerage project old city
City Council rejected Martin Wunderlichs bid of 55208 for a district 50 sewerage system as $17475 above federal estimate. Authorities advanced multiple public works ordinances include grants and loans for sewer and water projects while authorizing weekly bacteriological water tests and city supervision. The meeting also addressed licenses, tax bills, street improvements and curb cuts with a St Louis hearing set for Thursday.
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Washington
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Col
Hugh Miller
Public Works
Missouri
St. Louis
Ray
Col. Miller
Unknown Blond Haunts a Murder Case in a Stormy Night
David Bannister pursues Juliet France after a mysterious unknown blond woman vanishes. He tracks clues through the Tremont hotel, learns King’s murder may hinge on whose story is true, and confronts a web of deceit as he seeks the truth behind Tracy King’s death.
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Annister
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