Daily Bread and Road Work Shape Missouri Life
The Post Tribune notes the Master Bakers convention in Jefferson City praising cleanliness and home labor, and urges use of Missouri workers in the road program to relieve drouth distress. It critiques foreign contractors, cites state funding, and references Pope Pius on fair distribution of labor earnings amid Bethlehem Steel debates. It also applauds safer highway practices, speed trap reforms, and a pool for city children while noting a desire for a western swimming facility.
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Post-Tribune
Lripune
Post
TEE Tribune Printing CO
Associated
Associated Presa
Jefferson City
Missouri
Marer
Drouth
Highway Department
Pope Pius
Bethlehem Steel Company
Charlie Schwab
Jefferson City Post-Tribune
Colorado
Independence
Parker
Flashes of Life across nations and cultures
A collage of brief dispatches noting American women using native beer for fabric care in Chile, a Turkish sergeant turned farmer funding siblings, a German court warning on high heel injuries, Walter Pitkin’s critique of age and learning, Sorbonne student presence in Germany, and Bologna's 500th anniversary banquet with traditional pasta meal offerings.
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Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
Yozgat
Turkey
Ahmed
Gwzett Hanin
Leipsic
Germany
Usper
New York
Walter B. Pitkin
Columbia University
Berlin
Sorbonne
Paris
France
Bologna
Italy
Noland Road Death Trap Prompted County Repairs
Kansas City June 2. County surveyors investigated the Noland road and No. 40 intersection after multiple wrecks. They planned to erase 174 hazards at the corner, which features a stop sign, gravel frontage, and a steep incline that obscures sightlines. Nearby residents recalled a past fatal crash at the Crowell home site and ongoing dangers from debris and damaged property.
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Kansas City
Phelps
Road
Ehere
Noland Road
No. 40
Andrew Cravwell
Crowell
China Faces 20th Summer of Civil War in 1930s
The piece portrays China entering a 20th summer of civil strife, with Communist forces expanding in the south and wartime chaos across provinces. Chiang Kai-Shek presides over a government facing rival warlords, rebel armies, and looming foreign pressures as Communist influence grows in the Yangtze valley and beyond.
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China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Yangtze Valley
Anident Chong
WAL Sder
Red
Russia
Yellow River
Chang Hsueh-Liane
Chiang Kai-Shet
Youth in Missouri gets new trial ruling
Alvin Buss a Springfield youth aged 16 to 17 was sentenced to 25 years in the Missouri penitentiary for first degree robbery with a deadly weapon. The Missouri Supreme Court en banc ruled the juvenile court lacked jurisdiction to hear the case further, ordering the youth to be dealt with by Greene County Circuit Court. The decision, written by Judge Frank E. Atwood, affirmed with most justices concurring and a dissent by Chief Justice Ragland.
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Alvin Buss
Springfield
Missouri
Greene County
State Supreme Court
Cass
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Frank E. Atwood
White
Henwood
Ellison
Gantt
Atwood
Ragland
Keeping Cool and Judge Norton Honored
Comment discusses mechanical ventilation as a public health advance, noting American engineering prowess and its adoption in movie houses and schools, with homes benefitting from better ventilation. Also reports Judge Norton’s gubernatorial appointment to a new circuit judgeship, highlighting his Missouri roots and long public service with GOP ties.
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America
Alming
When the Experts Were All Wrong
Boston News Bureau reports Prof Willam T Foster of the Pollak Foundation for Economic Research noted a November 4 1921 New York meeting of statistical experts predicting slow revival. Instead, business rose within 16 months, frightening experts who had forecast dull growth.
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Willam T. Foster
Pollak Forndation For
Boston News Bureau
New York City
Foster
Radio Tonight Offers Wide Evening Lineup Across Networks
Associated Press listings preview a dense radio schedule with Morton Downey, Julia Sanderson, Clem McCarthy, Arthur Wallenstein, Ben Benita, Helen Nugent, Jack Little, Dell Cop, Garry Funk, Mable Wayne, Frank E. Gannett, Mae Quesies, and the Bytown Troubadours performing on WABC CBS WEAF NBC WIZ WHAP and other stations. Broadcasts include Derby coverage from Epsom Downs and a Toronto origin segment with Arabesque.
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Associated Press
Morton Downey
Anthony Wons
WABC
CBS
Julia Sanderson
Frank Grumit
WEAF
NBC
Epsom Darby
Clem McCarthy
WIZ
NBA
Arthur Wallenstein
Ben Benita
Radio Playhouse
Helen Nugent
Wabc-Cbs
Jack Little
Dell Cop
Tran
Chicago
Wiznbc
Epsom Downs
Trans-Atlentia
Garry Funk
Weaf-Nbq
Maly Tria
Mat Brusiles
Mable Wayne
Frank E. Gannett
Gann
Bill Schuat
Waboobs
Mae Quesies
Weaf-Nbg
Bytown Troubadours
Wdjz
OKG
Toronto
Arabesque
Vincent Lopes
Weapnbs
Surgeon Dr Elmo Sanders Dies in Kansas City Home
Prominent Kansas City surgeon Dr Elmo Sanders, a noted figure and former ally physician, died at his home last night after a battle with illness. City officials and medical peers mourn the loss of a respected medical leader.
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Kansas City
Bt. Elmo Sanders
Alty
Pp Meumoanli
Increased tariffs take hold in Canada import list
Ottawa reports new duties on 20 commodities including steel automobiles and oranges. Premier Bennett defends protectionist policy as needed to shield Canadian industry. anthracite shifts from free to 40 cents per ton, boosting expected revenue to about 78 million dollars. A related photo from a South American flight shows a 320 mile earth view.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
RB. B. Bennett
Igh Tari
Bennett
Hennett
Two Avenues of Escape for Fall In City Scandal
Interior Secretary Albert Fall failed to win Supreme Court relief as his bribery conviction stood. A prison term of one year and a 109000 dollar fine could be upheld unless a presidential pardon or sentence suspension for age and ill health is granted. White House officials said no appeal had been filed and any future action would go through the Justice Department. The trial judge had earlier indicated commutation would be possible given Fall's health.
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Washington
Time 2
Supreme Court
Alburé B. Fall
Harding
Edward B. Doheny
Fall
White House
Justice Department
Hitz
Torbay Rewye Bonen
Tommy Wilson
Irene Byerewy
Tolis da
Irene
Ix Farine
Sie Faux
Veryl
Ant Curda
Abeenumot
Rarties
Prentiss Gaylord
Prentius
Irene Maem
Wile
Neclarathin
Ahe Han
Tommy
Vomiy
Dite
Hichu
Newise
Wofaman
Tomy
Srene
Nick
Pecntiss
Gery
Prentiss
Everett Gate
Gaylords
Beryl
Berst
Prentisa
Dery
Ben
Tress
Sin
Deryk
Jury to try boy crime wave in St. Joseph
In St Joseph Missouri on June 2 the selection of a jury to try 16 year old Michael Gurke for the slaying of John Fisher was nearing completion. Eleven jurors were qualified with prosecutors expected to seek the death penalty. Gurke has confessed to the killing at the request of an unnamed man and defense witnesses include several of his former evangelical friends.
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ST. Joseph
Michael
Gurke
John Fisher
Anid
John Brown
Gelical
Confederate Veterans Open 41st Alabama Reunion at Camp Stephens
More than 500 Confederate Veterans gather at Camp Stephens in Montgomery for the forty-first annual reunion amid cannon blasts and reveille. General W P Stephens receives Alabama’s keys from Governor Miller signaling the opening. veterans hint at selecting a site for the 42nd, possibly Richmond or Washington.
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Montgomery
Ali
Camp Stephens
Lee
Jackson
W. PB. Stephens
Coushatta
Alabama
B. M. Miller
Richmond
Bigdi
Washingto
Well Known Writer Katherine Brown Dies in Florida
Orlando death notice reports writer Katherine Holland Brown dying at home in Florida. She won the John Day prize in 1927 for her book The Fathers. The notice mentions 23,000 stones in the Washington Monument as a referenced fact.
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Orlando, Fla
Katherine Holland Brown
Het Today
Washington Monument
Irene and Prentiss Stir Romance Amid Turmoil
In a tangled plot Irene Byerewy pursues Prentiss Gaylord to secure a future while Tommy Wilson plans a marriage he may lose. Irene feigns innocence as loyalties shift between love, schemes, and a looming public scene at the gate.
Irene and Prentiss Forbidding Island Lunch Plan
Irene hides her engagement to Tommy while pressuring Prentiss to declare marriage. Beryl confronts Irene about Tommy, and Irene blurts that she will not ruin Prentiss by telling him about Tommy’s search. The scene ends with Irene dodging the truth and hinting at future revelations.
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Tommy
Irene
Prentiss
Prentisy
Mike
Beryl
Trene
Ami
Baryl
Irene Pouteil
Atstera
Carly
Met
Trend
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Lfe
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