Armament Costs and Health Warnings From Washington
Five naval powers may save over a billion dollars in six years if talks in London reduce armaments. The United States could save about 370 million by delaying capital ship replacements. plans foresee possible abolition of capital ships by 1936. Also reports warn of influenza risk with guidelines from U S Public Health Service and notes on Dead Sea salinity.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Anjia
Washington
London
United States
Tisly
France
Cotton
Morrow
William ¥. Pratt
George Rublee
J. Theodore Marriner
State Department
Hoover
Governors Mansion Serenade Set For Christmas Eve Carolers
A group of Jefferson City carolers will serenade Governor and Mrs. Caulfield at the executive mansion on Christmas Eve. They will sing Hark the Herald Angels Sing Silent Night and Joy to the World and later split into smaller groups to visit city churches and organizations. In Washington a parallel serenade at the White House for President and Mrs. Hoover is planned. More than 200 carolers are expected to participate across the city.
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Henry
Herald Angels
Washington, D. C
White House
Hoover
New Compensation Secretary Created in Session
W. T. Findley of St. Louis, who once charged liquor influenced legislation, was appointed secretary of the workmen's compensation commission by Governor Henry S. Caulfield. He replaces Henry A. Perribucy, named state oil inspector January 1, with a $3,600 annual salary. Findley previously served as secretary to St. Louis mayors Henry W. Klel and another executive.
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United Press
W. T. Findley
St. Louis
Workmen's Compensation
Henry S.S. Caulfield
Findley
Henry A. Perri- Bucy
Liguor
St. Louis Chamber of Commerce
Capitol
Henry W. Klel
Victor Miller of St. Louis Noted as Congressional Candidate
Victor Miller of St. Louis is identified as a candidate for Congress in the Eleventh District. The brief notes his congressional bid and ties to St. Louis.
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Victor Miller
St. Louis
Governor Cani field Announces Early Release of Appropriations
Funds appropriated by the legislature and held by the governor due to revenue gaps will be released immediately. About $142,000 will be distributed to the College of Agriculture at the University of Missouri.
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Canifield
College of Agriculture
The
University of Missouri
Cedar City man released on bonds after liquor charges
Oscar Basnett of Cedar City was released on two bonds of 300 dollars each after being indicted by a grand jury on two liquor selling charges. His case will be heard at the February term of Callaway County circuit court. Basnett had been employed at a Jefferson City shoe factory. Bonds were signed by J. D. Reed and Basnett.
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Fulton
Oscar Basnett
Cedar City
Callaway
Basnett
Jefferson City
J. D. Reed
Silent trained dog Monce promises film studio salvation
Monce the three year old German police dog, trained to respond to silent commands, is expected to solve Hollywood’s problem of sound film dog acts. The dog’s trainer, Monge, arrives to demonstrate a silent command method with an animal actor that will not reveal spoken cues. Mrs E B Himes, former nurse and housekeeper for Miss Ida Winston, is now available for nursing and elder care engagements after nursing at several Ohio and Missouri facilities and private work.
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Monce
Monge
Hollywood
Walving
E. B. Himes
Ida Winston
Innands
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