Relief bill paved for unemployment aid in Missouri
A legislative committee moves to appropriate 250000 dollars as Missouri’s first step under RF C relief rules. The plan routes funds to emergency unemployment relief while considering diverting 1 090 000 dollars from road funds for farm to market roads and a county tax delinquency loan, with state and local shares plus RF C credit expectations.
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Walter Burr
Missouri
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Wets win first test vote on beer tax in House
The Missouri House narrowly approves a two cent per gallon beer tax amid sharp debate over economics and prohibition. Representatives clash on tax levels with Armstrong and Roberts clashing over rates while discussing constitutional concerns and public debt.
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Munger
Scott County
Armstrong
W. E. Whitecotton
Monroe County
Redick O'Bryan
Randolph County
Whitecotton
House
Meredith
Collins
Ozark County
Jackson County
Taylor
Gentry County
Freeland
Whitaker
Bill Galls for Abolition of State PSG in Missouri Senate
Senator Carter M Buford introduced a measure to abolish the Public Service Commission and related agencies to form a Commerce and Securities Commission. He argued it would depoliticize oversight, save 263000 dollars in the next biennium, and shift control to the majority party before the April term. The bill aims to replace the current three Republicans and two Democrats with a bipartisan board. The Senate moved to perfect the bill after debate.
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Oil Inspection
Securities Departments
Commerce and Securities Commission
Carter M. Buford
Buford
Park
Almen Ing
Poplar Blatt Seales
Senate
Brogan
St. Louis
Star Pupil With Bullet In Brain
Roger Tegan a 12 year old honor pupil from Pittsburgh is kept in the brain by a stray bullet since a 8 years ago shooting. After months of paralysis he recovered and resumed studies. Doctors feared the operation would harm him but he kept his place in Forbes School with honors.
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Pittsburgh
Forbes School
Schoal
Roger
Niga
Young Flyin Feller Visits Chestnut Ridge Host Family
Chestnut Ridge hosts a weekend tale of Richard Du Pont, 24, heir to the Du Pont fortune, who landed a plane on Chestnut Ridge during a snowstorm and stayed with the Wingroves in their rustic cabins. He impressed locals by joining in fiddling and music while using the alias Dick to avoid status.
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Chestnut Ridge
Whigroves
Harry Wingrove
Richard du Port
Willington
Del
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du Ponts
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B. I. du Pont de Nemours Company
Sewickley
Wingrove
Dirk
Lawmakers Clash Over Gambling Bill Impact
Brogan warns current law is severe and hinders convictions. Senator Joffee says changes weaken law enforcement and would prompt bookmakers to accept small fines. A similar bill passed previously but vetoed by Governor Fairfield. Senator Donnelly aims to revive Gov. skills measures on the calendar soon.
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Joffee
Kansas City
Henry S. Catierfield
Donnelly
Real Beauty Is Being Yourself Says Stylist Panel
Philadelphia February 7 AP reports a panel of men and women shaping national hair and facial styles asked the secret of real beauty. They urged individuals to be themselves, emphasizing personal style and enhancement, while noting few standardized looks exist for women.
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Kirksville Bank Closed by Board and Turned Over
The Kirksville Savings Bank with resources of 750 975 was closed today by its board of directors and turned over to the state finance department. The last statement shows deposits 3510 999 and bills payable 79 304. Peenital was 6000 and sucpins 4 600. H Selby is president and V dg Howell cashier.
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Oil Output for December Declines
The United States produced 58,044,000 barrels of crude oil in December, a daily average of 1,872,000 barrels. This marks the first month since March 1926 that the average fell below 2,000,000 barrels, largely due to the East Texas field shutdown from December 17 to year end, as announced by the Department of Commerce.
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United States
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Department of Commerce
Dr Lawrence Abbott Dies in New York
Dr Lawrence F Abbott longtime New York Life Insurance secretary and former Outlook publisher died today at his home in New York The son of noted clergyman Dr Lyman Abbott his death ends a long public career with ties to finance publishing and religious leadership
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Jesse Jones of Texas Slated for RF C Chairman
Miami reports from February seven indicate Jesse H Jones of Texas is likely to head the Reconstruction Finance Corporation under the Roosevelt administration. The selection would displace Atlee Pomerene, blocked by the Senate with Hoover appointees. Rumors also name Woodin for commerce, Stevens for war, McNeill for navy, and Gardner for navy secretary.
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Fla
Jesse Hi. Jones
Texas
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Senate
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James A. Parley
William H. Woodin
New York
Land
Henry L. Stevens
North Carolina
American Legion
Archibald McNeil
Connecticut
O. Max Gardner
North Caroling
Navy
James Boxing Card At Jefferson Tonight Promises Action
Peter James promotes five amateur bouts at the Jefferson Theater tonight noting four round fights ensure constant action. Proceeds benefit the County Welfare Association as the weather cooperates and fighters are young and eager.
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Jefferson Theater
Principais
James
County Welfare Association
Toxic goitre treatments expand beyond surgery
Montreal reports ionizing radiation and X rays offer effective alternatives to surgery for toxic goitre. A Philadelphia physician cites 533 cases. 87.9 percent cured or markedly improved with radiation, and 84 percent when no gland enlargement is present.
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American College of Physicians
George EB. Pfahler
Philadelphia
York
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University of Toronto
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British pilots pursue new solo world flight records
Three British crews began long southbound hops from England aiming for capes and records. Cap. J A Mollison started from Agadir toward Natal, Brasil, while RAF French Senegal squadron leader Gayford and Nicholetts target 6 198 miles to Cape Town. Beardman Polando and Victor Smith embark for a separate Cape Town attempt, chasing McKinson's four day six hour record.
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Agadir
Morocco
Natal
Brasil
Royal Air Force
Senegal
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Nicholetts
Sahara Desert
Meir Dash
Cape Town
Cranwell
England
New York
Twker
Russell Beardman
John Polando
Victor Smith
Southhampton
Ans Johnson MoKinson
Midwest winter drifts close roads and halt travel
North Missouri records deep snow drifts as crews clear US Highway 36 through the night. Brookfield city workers, numbering about a hundred, labor to clear streets amid a cold wave. Laborer comments on a five day week echo in local coverage.
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Missouri
Brookfield
Wife shoots man who attacked husband in Charlotte
Mrs Lee Buchman, a fast shooting housewife, fired a bullet into a man’s forehead after he and a companion attacked her husband with a gun and blackjack in their Charlotte home. The wounded man, known as Shorty Williams of Enid Oklahoma, said they were hired from Washington to scare Buchman. police link the case to lottery racketeers. Williams named a conspirator, Cooper, before surgery to save his life.
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Okla
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Moslem Services Switched to Turkish in Istanbul Churches
In Istanbul on February 7 the call to prayer occurred in Turkish rather than Arabic for the first time in mosques including St Sophia, ordered by President Mustafa Kemal Pasha. No muezzins or worshippers protested the change.
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Turkey
Allah
Tanit
St. Sophia’s
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Thomasson Estate Fight Shifts Today to Arkansas Courts
Long legal battle over Hugh W. Thomasson estate moves from St. Louis to Little Rock with suit planned in Pulaski Probate Court to set aside letters of administration granted to his widow. St. Louis administrator Cronin says Missouri find made Thomasson a Missouri resident at death. Mrs Grace Carolyn Thomasson named ex- executrix in Arkansas. Details cite assessments filed January 27 with address 1224 South Taylor Street Little Rock. Death listed as heart disease with possible contributing factors.
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Ark
Peb. F
Hugh W.thomasson
St. Louis
Thomnasson
Pulaski
Alocal
St. Louisan
R. A. Cook
W. Francis Cronin
St. Louis County
Missouri
Thomasson
Missouri Supreme Court
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South
Taylor St
Janary
Homaine
Ellender testifies on campaign funds and dummy candidates
Allen J. Ellender told a Senate committee investigating Overton's U S Senate win that he believed the victor gets spoils and that accepting funds from state employees was proper He said dummy candidates could be used to influence election commissioners to count ballots though he personally disapproved of such devices and argued they were legally challenged.
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Allen J. Ellender
John H. Overton
Senate
Overton
United States Senate
Ioned
Joint Barge Rail Rates Postponed to April 22
The Interstate Commerce Commission postponed the effective date of its order for railroads to join with American Barge Line Company in joint rates and through routes from February 1 to April 22. The delay aims to allow a settlement of a pending lawsuit filed in wit- ness.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
American Barge Line Company
Wit
Railroads seek injunction on cotton rate order eastbound
Innington Delaware filings challenge a federal order forcing carriers to set joint rail and barge rates for cotton moving east from Arkansas and Memphis Tennessee. The move aims to stop enforcement while the case proceeds, arguing impacts on pricing and transportation corridors.
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Arkansas
Memphis
Tenit
Accounted for Policeman Tale Spins Line
A fragmented dialogue fragment shows a police officer encounter and a female driver reacting to a hat as a tale spins with a forties era voice.
Foley's Honey and Tar Adote The Cough Remedy
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for chest coughs and tickles. It claims a special tar formula called tar 4x and 12 ingredients, with over 100 million bottles sold, urging readers to ask for Foley's on the yellow package and warning against substitutes.
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Aak
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Foley’s
Vicks Voratone Antiseptic Trial Offer At Druggists
Makers of Vicks VapoRub introduce Vicks Voratone Antiseptic a new oral antiseptic priced at 10 cents for a 2 1/3 ounce bottle in a limited supply trial so millions can test its claimed economy and quality. The 25 cent value bottle standard is offered at less than cost, backed by mass production and allied research.
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Vicks Voratone
Vicks
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