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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1930
Page
3
The piece argues Jefferson City faces persistent gambling with a powerful, untouchable network resisting police action. It critiques public inaction and discusses Hoover’s naval treaty approach, urging peace through effort and potential battleship reductions alongside domestic constraints on home brewing.
The Cape Girardeau Southeast Missourian notes sociologists warn of age discrimination as many industries replace middle aged workers with younger men. It cites Captain John K. Davis, age 46, who declined Antarctic voyage, arguing a younger man should be chosen, highlighting the troubling low age threshold.
Washington May 31 The United States offers many attractions for newlyweds touring by auto. Niagara Falls remains a classic but cities like Washington New York Albany and Atlantic City offer sights and romance. A Maid of the Mist trip at Niagara is a popular honeymoon treat with Canada nearby for other scenic drives.
A sweeping guide lists major U S national parks and Indian reservations from California to Montana. It highlights Sequoia, Yosemite, Grand Canyon, Zion, Crater Lake, Mount Rainier, Glacier, Yellowstone, Petrified Forest, and Rocky Mountain parks, with nearby reservations and scenic coastal routes for travelers.
The article reports a Vienna address by Professor Muckermann noting 18 percent of professor families are childless and an average of 2.8 children, with 25 percent of offspring dying before marriage. It discusses mixed marriages, peasant families with seven children, and calls for education on offspring control and further research to guide human breeding.
The Week-End in Missouri reports multiple fatalities and a legal case. Clarence Miller, 23, died from an acetylene generator explosion injuries in Kansas City. John Polder, 53, died from hand infection after cutting it with ice. James Clarence Humphries, 63, World Callaway County school superintendent, died of heart disease after indigestion. D P Melton, 52, found dead from carbon monoxide in a Marshall car. Flavill Owens, assistant cashier, free on bond pending arson hearing in Wardell. Holiday visitors noted. various Missourians travel between Memphis, St Louis, Springfield, Chilhowee, Kansas City.
Washington reports Herbert M. Lord former director of the budget died today at 8:33 AM in his home after years of ill health since retirement last year General Lord had announced in 1929 his resignation to join Arthur Kleeman Company in New York investment brokers He was praised by President Hoover for his government service and succeeded Charles G Dark who later became ambassador to Great Britain Mrs Frank Van Rensselaer of Elmira N Y and Major Kenneth P Lord were among his family at the end Dr Charles F Lindsay a Northwestern University dentist visiting the city prior to opening offices in St Joseph previously served as prison dentist and will practice again in Missouri
Natalie confronts Alan over Bernadine Lamont and Bobby while he defends his bond with the widow. A heated dinner ends in a bitter quarrel as Natalie questions loyalties and Alan reveals Bobby is his ward. Alan hurries to New York, leaving Natalie seething and unsettled about their marriage.
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