Cooperation 15 Asked To Bring New Prosperity
New York December 7 AP Representatives from thousands of American industrial concerns heard Charles R Hook president of the National Association of Manufacturers urge cooperation among the public, capitalists, and government for lasting prosperity. He spoke to the 43rd congress of American industry and outlined a five point program to boost production, reduce unemployment, overhaul taxes, and ensure a fair labor policy.
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Don Francisco
Lord & Thomas
National Advertising
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OSPEA Broadcast Schedule Fragment
A fragmentary radio schedule shows daily program blocks for Thursday and Wednesday with numerous music and talk segments. Entries list shows, concerts, news, sports, and variety acts across stations KWK KWEK and others with times from early morning to late night.
Old Fashioned Corn Husking Bee At New Boston Mo
Old fashioned corn husking event planned for New Boston Missouri features kisses and playful brawls rather than cameras. About a ton of corn will be husked in the town hall as men women and children compete under rules allowing a red ear to grant a kiss to a chosen partner. Referee promoter J H McCollum explains the nostalgic contest aims to revive traditional husking pageantry.
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Kentucky
Suspected Bigamist Arrested in Missouri Custody
PoPlar Bluff Missouri December 7 AP Joseph Roberts also known as Art Mix wanted in Little Rock Arkansas for bigamy waived extradition and was turned over to Pulaski County deputy sheriff. Roberts was arrested yesterday by State Highway Patrolman Farl Bradley at Arkansas’ request. He claims a showbiz history under Art Mix and hopes to return to Little Rock to straighten out his affairs. His horse Pal will stay in custody pending case disposition.
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Eeon Joseph Roberts
Art Mix
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F. W. Studds
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Roberts
Farl Bradley
Arkansas
Lite Rock
Pal
M.L. Hogg
Farm Bureau to Stand Pat on Triple A Plans
Chicago dispatch reports the American Farm Bureau Federation will back AAA farm legislation at its New Orleans convention. State federations largely endorse existing programs with minor administrative tweaks, supporting production control, commodity loans, parity payments, and soil conservation. Critics warn two price proposals risk dumping and soil wealth loss, while the federation remains cautious. Edward A. O'Neal condemns the two price plan as unworkable and cites Secretary Wallace's export issues as proof. The convention may also weigh a domestic two price system for low income families, though officials' stance is lukewarm.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
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New Orleans
Jlope
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Farm Bureau
Edward A. O'Neal
Federation
Wallace
TAK Supervisor Dies After Brief Illness
Jefferson City resident and former educator and accountant, Huckstep, died after a brief illness. Born in central Missouri, he studied at Sedalia Business College and Louisiana Business College, attended law school in Washington, and became a certified public accountant. He lived at 316 East McCarty since 1929, was active in the Masonic Lodge, and will be buried at Riverview Cemetery after a 2:40 PM funeral at the Methodist church with Masonic rites led by Thorpe Gordon. An emblem designer for the American dime and a storyteller, his motto was that unity brings strength.
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November Election Counts Across States and Districts
The November results show party totals and district tallies. Democratic leads appear in several statewide races while Republicans post strong congressional performances in multiple districts. Notable figures include Clark and King leading in respective races and a wide spread among the 13 congressional districts with varied margins.
Contested Convention Demands Immigration Crackdown
A continuation of committee work highlights a platform condemning doctrines hostile to U S government and opposing asylum for global political and religious refugees. It calls for congressional probes into labor failures, immigration and deportation law compliance, immediate deportation of Harry Bridges, and a decade of total immigration restrictions.
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Department
Harry Bridges
CIO West Coast Maritime
Accused Slavers to Trial December 19
Bartlesville Oklahoma December 7 AP Trial of Alvie Wright and Leslie Cameron charged with slaying Nowata county Sheriff Hugh Owen was set for December 19 after a venue change from Nowata to Bartlesville. Both men were captured near Poplar Bluff Missouri Wright undergoes sanity tests at Vinita state hospital and Cameron is held in Claremore jail.
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Hugh Owen
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Vinila
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Claremore
Roosevelt defense budget aims held at 1938-39 level
Washington AP The Roosevelt administration plans to keep expenditures for the next fiscal year at about the 1938-39 level despite higher defense costs. Officials hope offset by cuts elsewhere, with some expecting arms outlays to reach 1.5 billion next year while overall budget seeks leaner relief spending and possible tax measures.
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Public Enemies Dickson Couple Sought After Wreck
Kansas dispatch reports Benny Dickson and wife, known as Public Enemy No 1, pursued after a wreck near Pleasanton on Highway 62. Authorities link the car to a string of abductions and robberies across several states. Sightings were reported near Excelsior Springs, Missouri, as patrols circulate a stolen vehicle tied to the couple.
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McDonald sanity case at trial over Aug shooting
In Los Angeles, prosecutors seek to prove Charles E. McDonald sane after he shot Mrs. Emila Krueger on August 19. Defense testimony contends he was distraught over alleged marital strains, while witnesses testified to a calm demeanor. A separate San Francisco note describes a Salvation Army shop hijack of two platinum rings hidden in discarded drapes.
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Charles E. McDonald
Emila Krueger
Theresa McGuire
General Hospital
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Kansas City Symphony Orchestra
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See
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World first ultra high frequency facsimile news broadcast
St Louis December 7 AP WOXZY a Post Dispatch experimental radio fac simile station today begun the worlds first regular UHF broadcast of specially prepared facsimile newspapers No 1 Vol 1 consists of nine pages each eight and one half inches long four columns wide uses seven point type It takes 15 minutes to transmit a page WSXZY operates on 31600 kilocycles with a 20 to 30 mile range broadcasts will be daily and Sunday at 2 pm CST radio sets have been placed in staff homes RCA expects further expansion
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Calotabs Advertises Cold Treatment and Pricing
Calotabs are promoted as a thorough intestinal eliminant and diuretic to help nature throw off colds. The ad claims cleansing the gut of virus-laden mucus and toxins and increasing kidney elimination of cold poisons, with a double purgative and diuretic effect. Family package costs twenty five cents, trial ten cents.
Uncertain Answer on European War Risk Aboard
A reader asks for guarantees against war in Europe this summer and the reply is firm: no certainty can be offered. The exchange highlights anxiety over potential conflicts and international stability during the period.
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