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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1940

Page

8

Pilot Uses Highway for Airplane Takeoff Near St Joseph

State highway patrolmen halted traffic on a mile of concrete highway near St Joseph to permit Gene Leinert of Hastings Nebraska to use the road as a runway for an attempted takeoff. Leinert, on a trip from Middletown Ohio, ran low on gas and landed in a field beside the highway. He managed to get his plane airborne again with the highway patrol’s help.

ST. Joseph Moz Gene Leinert Hastings Neb Leinert Middletown Ohio

Furnishings From Walz For Modernized Talking Home

Walz Furnishings supplied all rooms for the Lavina street talking home exhibit. Four rooms the living room dining room master bedroom and guest bedroom total 941 dollars including rugs pictures lamps and furniture. The set features Duncan Phyfe pieces a maple master suite a walnut guest suite and an eighteenth century patterned rug throughout with explanatory voices to justify each choice.

Lavina Street Milo H. Walz Walz’s Duncan Physé” Soda Duncan Duncan Phyfe Walz

Western Missouri Tax Bill Totaling 14 Million

The federal government collected 14.43 million dollars in 1939 income taxes from Western Missouri residents. Internal Revenue official Dan M Nee said returns covered Western Missouri including Kansas City, Saint Joseph, Joplin and Springfield. The figure compares with 11.52 million dollars for 1938.

Kansas City Missouri Dan“M. Nee Internal Revenue St. Joseph Joplin Springfield Nee

Auto Club Seeks Stricter Missouri Driver License Law

The Missouri Automobile Club urges the legislature to enact a teethed driver license law. It would require a physical exam knowledge test and driving demonstration with a proposed annual fee of 1 to 3 dollars. The note also mentions the moon's size in comparison to Earth as a satellite fact.

ST. Louis Missouri , Automobile Club Earth

Britain Faces Life or Death Spring Struggle Says Mackenzie

Secretary of State Hull warns Britain likely will face a critical spring crisis unless U S war supplies arrive in greater volumes. Beaverbrook says Germany plans invasion by land sea and air, with an immense air fleet. Britain relies on American planes while Germany leverages France and occupied countries.

Dewitt Mackenie Hull Britain Germany Herr Hiller England Hitler Beaverbrook United Kingdom Hach France Italy Mussolini Europe London America

Weather Wind Classifications From Gusting Atlas

A description defines wind speeds with categories: a strong wind from 25 to 38 miles per hour, a gale from 39 to 54 miles per hour, and a whole gale from 55 to 75 miles per hour. The terms outline increasing intensity and potential impact on exposed objects and activities.

Old Auto Proves Faithful and College Fashion Change

In Lodi California two youths Johnny Ferrero and Frank Migliardi drove a seven dollar and fifty cent motor car to Detroit to prove the trip possible. They sold the car for five dollars upon arrival and bought a 1940 model. Meanwhile gowns and hoods worn by college graduates were standardized in 1894 after confusion in academic usage.

Lodi Cal Johnny Ferrero Frank Migliardi Detroit

Convicted of murdering Police Chief in Olney Ill

Wesley Scranton, 37, laborer, was found guilty by a circuit court jury of the murder of Olney Police Chief William Jimeey. He faces 35 years in prison after the jury fixed punishment. The killing occurred July 28 during an attempted arrest at Scranton’s mother's home on a beating charge against another officer.

Olney Ill Wesley Scranton William Jimeey Armsey Harvey Moore

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Taopi Minn J. H. Gosha H. J Kenge Brookfield Pisa Commonwealth Chevrolet Company E. C Jefferson City McCarty Jefferson Sherwin-Williams Bird’s Arkansas Amsador Andersen American Sash & Door Company Bruce U. S Talking HOME Claude R. Wirkara House Otates 1B C. W. Smith Sunbeam Furnace Kansas St IBSON Gibson Ava Gibson Refrigertors THOR Ironrite Missouri Power & Light Company Montreal Luxemborg Central Madiaon St
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