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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1937
Page
8
New York stocks fell more than 2 points as light selling pressed markets. Brokers cited lack of speculative investment interest and concerns over the Spanish crisis from the German bombardment of Almeria and rising gold rumors. Final hour trading steadied but volumes remained light with many issues near their lows. Transfer of about 750000 shares.
Classified page listing general ads for autos for sale including Chevrolets Dodges PLYMOUTH and more from CENTRAL MOTOR CO. and WICKER MOTOR CO. plus Auto Radiator Service, tire shops, and auto accessories. Also notices for lost river boat on Moreau River with reward and contact.
Classified notices list plumbing and roofing repairs by Albert Slanker and R E Natsch, moving and trucking services by Moving Trucking and Commerce Cartage Co, plus employment ads for young women and a radio sales job. Garret Radio Service seeks experienced salesman in radio and appliance sales. Contact details appear for each listing.
Classified ads offer full blooded Terrier pups from Glen Cady Kennels in Columbia Missouri with prices 30 for black brindle male four months 50 for wheaten-brindle two months 25 for black brindle two months plus other stock and pet listings including Persian kittens and various farm and household items across Osage Hatchery Wayne Feeds and Broadway addresses.
In Esther Tyter's 1957 tale a stormy night on Farrington Bluff ends with Jude Blingsop shot dead. Mike and the Skipper vanish. Gay Palmer, Aunt Martha, and M Farrington push for a cooperative police-led inquiry while Jim James, a sleuth writer, weighs suspects among the household and servants.
San Antonio Texas June 1 AP a man who gave the name Floyd Phillips 29 was arrested by city detectives at the Cape Girardeau Missouri police chief request and held by federal officers for investigation of a possible Mann act violation. He had been in Texas since May 22 arriving via Memphis and was arrested yesterday when he called for mail at the post office general delivery window.
Four Keyes sisters Leota Mary Mona and Roberta graduates of Baylor Universityand former Altus Oklahoma high school studentsburst into vaudeville today after earning degrees from Baylor president Pat Neff praised Baylor as writing a new chapter in education. They turn 22 on Friday and vow no thoughts of marriage yet.
Harold T. Woolery a 52 year old Missouri Pacific railroad special agent was killed by a knife in a refrigerator car in Kansas City. Police say his revolver was stolen but his watch and money were left behind. The slaying prompts an investigation and a search for suspects.
Classified rates outline daily copy charges by line with word-based pricing. Discounts include ten percent cash and one percent if paid within nineteen days. Additional terms cover single insertions and multiple insertions with stepped pricing.
Ginger Rogers hosted a Hollywood roller skating jam for 500 guests where valuable movie limbs, a joking line about the scene spreads. The piece notes sales ads as a rule of culture and cites an item from FAIRMOUNT listing a vacant apartment for rent with contact.
In St Louis a window washer started a charity giving free transfusions to those unable to pay. The Blood Donors' Benevolent Society now has over 500 members with a Tel Aviv branch, operates day and night, and covers expenses by donors and gifts. James Mayes coordinates, Emma Conrad and John Ellis are among top donors. The founder, W R Goodman, honored by the St Louis Medical Society for public health service, continues to value saved lives over awards.
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