Staggering CWA Jobs Debate Sparks Missouri Clash
Missouri editors flag the CWA “stagger” plan as Washington experiment. Crossley and Hopkins face local pressure over funds and fairness, warning against favoritism while urging broad work for jobless families. The piece also notes Girl Scout doll aid, Connie Mack nostalgia, and Senator Jim Reed’s political future amid national reforms.
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Harry Hopkins
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Gold braid on Kentucky colonels tarnished as cashiering debated
The Kansas City Star notes a Pittsburgh beer baron among Missouri governor Ruby Laf foon's Kentucky colonels and jokes about cashiering by mail. It discusses honor, the colonelcy's standards, and the law of averages in a satirical editorial tone.
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Kentucky
Pittsburgh
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New Deal In Washington
Washington reports on the Roosevelt administration weighing changes to the securities act amid Wall Street pressure. Debates over misrepresentation liability, investor protection, and congressional caution color the push for reform while administration aides critique agency proliferation and a looming third degree ban gains. The piece notes shifts in monetary policy lore and outlines a forthcoming code for scavenger industry.
Greeks Let Insull Stay One Month Longer in Greece
Athens AP reports Greece granted Samuel Insull a one month extension to remain. his police residence permit would have expired Jan 1. The 74 year old fugitive facing embezzlement charges in Chicago will travel on temporary papers since he has no passport. The government did not promise extradition and U.S. lack of extradition treaties with several regions is noted.
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Search for Rex the mongrel dog warms New Jersey
Trenton New Jersey December 13 The entire state police force under Governor Moore hunted for a wandering mongrel dog named Rex Adolph Gioia Jr asked for help writing that the dog is brown mixed breed half German half Chow Troopers were told to notify if found or to bring back a lookalike dog if necessary Governor Moore promised the search would continue tonight Also a note about poultry farmers in Korea selling live fowls ends the piece.
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Bills in Trouble Public Opinion Letter to the Tribune
A neighborator laments the legislature's inaction and shares a son’s letter from Hilltown. The writer asks a parson to tell the mother her son Billy is in the public legislature, though the reason is not stated. The piece frames a family shame about political life and distant relatives.
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Hilltown
World briefings from Paris to Tokyo on debt, wheat, and unrest
AP dispatches report France facing a third war debt default with editorials noting unpaid debts. Pan American leaders plan a concise treaty approach for conciliation. Argentina forecasts the 1933 34 wheat crop near highs. Lindbergh may join League civil aviation efforts. Cuba contemplates seizing uncultivated foreign land for small farmers. Paris police arrest 400 protesters over civil servant pay cuts. A Chinese Eastern Railway train derailment in Manchuria leaves eight dead.
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Paris Soir
Wedding Bells Ring for Gary Cooper and Sandra Shaw
New York report notes Gary Cooper and Sandra Shaw wed in his hotel suite at 2 pm. They plan a Phoenix honeymoon before returning to Hollywood for film work. In reality the bride is Veronica Balfe, daughter of socialite Mrs. Paul Shields. The article ends with a stray line about German marks.
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Miracle Man Draws Crowds In Ozark Hills Village
In Oto Missouri a 71 year old man known as The Wizard of Oto treats hundreds daily with practical medicine not charging for care. Omar Palmer claims no miracles, travels to deliver care to farmers and newborns, funds his work with small patient donations, and faces local doctors’ opposition while rumors swirl about his past.
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Questionnaire on Us Transportation Lines Mailed to Motorists
The Automobile Club of Missouri with Joseph B Eastman mails a 400000 member survey to gauge traveler views on rail highways waterways and travel facilities. Respondents answer about driving costs trip miles by auto rail plane bus or steamer and opinions on faster trains lower rates and rail changes by Dec 23.
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Monett Mayor Appeals to High Court Over Removal
Dr. L. H. Ferguson of Monett Missouri appealed to the supreme court today against his removal as mayor. The challenge centers on a charge that he appointed relatives to office in violation of the Missouri Constitution which bars relatives of the fourth degree from holding state offices.
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