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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1939
Page
4
Henry J. Dalle, a Missouri miller and sportsman, proposes a seven bird daily bag and seven in possession instead of ten. He argues for conservation as coveys decline and criticizes overkill, urging hunters to focus on dog work, field method, and sport rather than meat, with broader support for considering the lower limit.
A 1989 Jefferson City plea urges support for the Alias Santa Claus Club as hundreds risk a sad Christmas without meals, toys, and candy for needy children in Goat Hill and other districts. Officials describe stark case histories showing how the poor eke by.
A Soviet Russia peace claim backdrop sees American Communist Party addressing Russo Finnish hostility by blaming Finland's government. A 100000 copy statement proclaims the Rent Army marches for peace and socialism while labeling Finland semi fascist. The piece notes cross currents with the late August Russo German pact and satirizes domestic civic notes and social trends.
Washington Daybook reports Rocky Mountain Democrats oppose concessions in the administration's trade agreement with Chile and Argentina. Key senators Pittman and Ashurst face elections, while copper interests split among domestic producers and refiners. A war demand could shift copper markets.
In New York the piece reflects on veterans still alive twenty years after the war, many wheelchair bound and missing limbs, living quietly among the bustle. It also notes a Renaissance tapestry repair at Rockefeller Center and laments overlooked worthwhile New York life amid trivial headlines.
The League of Nations reportedly abandons plans to convene on the European war situation. The editorial cites fear of being ousted by popular backlash. In a separate remark, Wendell L. Willkin of Commonwealth and Southern Corp. defends utilities against TVA Director Lilienthal’s criticisms.
A terse reflection on how the word compatibility masks faults in divorce cases and rushed marriages. It describes a man from another state seeking a congeniality reading, noting his capacity for deep work, orderliness, sensibility to detail, and interests in engineering or science.
A Victorian era style handwriting analysis offer from Tribune Printing Co. in Jefferson City Missouri invites readers to send a sample on unruled ink paper with 25 cents for a brief, confidential analysis. The notice frames the subject as a regular Tuesday and Thursday feature and asks for name and address for return.
Dewitt Mackenzie surveys Russia's potential response to Britain's decision to arm Finland with fighters and other war materiel. He notes the move as a rebuke to the Soviet invasion, discusses Moscow's possible choices, and weighs how supplies and blockades could shape any broader conflict.
New York report from the National Association of Manufacturers finance committee states that government priming of the economy fails to cure economic ills. It warns of limited industrial capacity, job losses in private sector, and rising living costs. Walter B. Fuller of Curtis Publishing notes debt risks and urges fiscal restraint and tax readjustment to restore business confidence.
John H. Van Deventer editor of Iron Age warned at a congress address that fear of growing political power hindered rapid development of electrical and mechanical power, delaying job creation for 10 million men.
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