Jefferson City's Talking Home to Open for Public Showing
Jefferson City unveils an All-Modernized Talking Home at 117 Lavina Street off North Circle Drive. Tom E. Ware will formally open it Thursday at 2 p.m. for a five day demonstration, with hours 2 to 9 daily. The five room brick veneer house features a modern kitchen with gas range and Gibson refrigerator, an automatic washer, and voice guided demonstrations across rooms aided by sound equipment.
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Jefferson City
Lavina Street
North Circle Drive
Tom E. Ware
Walz
Milo H. Walz Furniture Company
E. Q. Nelson Company
Frank P. Schrimpf
Arkansas
Scruggs-Guhleman Lumber Company
Scruggs-Guble“man
Dawson Brick Company
Rackers Electric Shop
Platte Abstract Company
Armstrongs
Walt
Chevrolet
Missouri Power & Light Company
Gibson
Sterling
Hudson Refrigerator
Talking Home
Central
Post- Tribune
Officers Unsolved Death Mystery in Dent County
Salem Missouri report says Dent county officers cannot solve Bruce Butler death found weighted in a mine pit near Salem after he had been missing since December 17 last year. Prosecuting Attorney C R Hayes noted Louis White and Elizabeth Waugh were questioned but gave no information. He said investigators are as far from a solution as when the body was found.
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Salem
C. R. Hayes
Dent County
Bruce Butler
Here
Butler
Hayes
Louis White
Elizabeth Waugh
Voices Eat: Dinner Hours For Talking Home Demo
The article announces daily dinner hours during a five day showing of the modernized Talking Home at 117 Lavina Street near North Circle Drive. It notes the voices in the talking articles and rooms represent actual people and says the demonstration home will be open Thursday through Monday from 2 to 9 p.m. on weekdays and 2 to 10 p.m. on Sunday December 22.
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Lavina Street
North Circle
Flashes of Life and Oddities From Across the Nation
A Waterbury motorist, parking near new meters, asks a boy where to insert money and receives guidance into a hollow pipe. the boy returns with gum on a stick and a wad. In Maxwell California a goose falls on hunter Barrett, knocking him unconscious before doctors revive him. In Ackley Iowa profanity fines fund an iron lung effort, as patrons drop nickels into a jar totaling three dollars.
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Waterbury. Conn
Maxwell
Calif
L. L. Barrett
Barrett
Ackley
Gold Weather Breaks Throughout Missouri
Missouri warms from a freezing start with temperatures rising tonight and tomorrow. Readings show St Joseph at 29 degrees versus 4 above yesterday, while northern roads remain iced and ice on gravel noted near Macon and Lees Summit. Cloudy skies prevail with scattered showers likely in the east.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
St. Joseph
Highway Patrol
Macon
Lees Summit
Army Cook Gains Two Pounds In Forty Two Days
Private William Hawley of Montrose Pennsylvania, six feet three, received a new uniform after gaining fifty pounds in forty two days as a cook in the first signal depot company. Enlisting six weeks ago, he weighed 162 pounds and now tips the scales at 212. Draft family boasts in Lovis New Mexico with seven of eight sons registered, one volunteered, three under age for reserves.
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Fort DIX
N. 2
Wiliam Hawley
Montrose
Hawley
Windsor would be ambassador if offered to United States
The Duke of Windsor, returning to govern Bermuda and stating he would accept a British ambassador post to the United States if Britain offered it, said he would serve best for both nations. The Duchess, recovering from a dental abscess, praised Bermuda and its reception as they sailed toward Nassau.
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Miami
Duke of Windsor
Bahamas
United States
Britain
Southern Crass
Nassaus
Prehistoric Indians Exhibit Opens at State University Museum
South Dakota artifacts including skulls skeletons and bone and stone debris from Missouri River village sites are featured in a new exhibit at the State University museum illustrating the region’s ancient inhabitants.
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South Dakota
State ‘University Museum
Missouri River
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State St
Windsor
S. D
Aleie
Jefferson
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P. Schrimpf Plumbing
N. C. Nelson Company
Quack
Platt Abstract,and Insurance Company
E. High St
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Milo H. Walz
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