Youth of U S Remain Strong for Home Ties
Washington June 2 AP report on a survey by the American Youth Commission finds only three percent of single youth living at home want to break home ties. Four out of five live with parents or relatives, and about one in five helps support their parents. The study, based on 37 experts interviewing 16 to 25 year olds, notes many faced broken homes, with city areas more affected by divorce or separation.
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Washington
American Youth Commission
Maryland
Howard M. Bell
Bell
KruGon Claims Relief For Chronic Kidney Weakness
Miss Katie Blank of Jefferson City praises KruGon capsules for easing poor elimination, weak kidneys, sleepless nights, and swollen numb hands. She says other medicines failed, KruGon regulated bowels, strengthened kidneys, revived energy, and improved living. Sold by A Brenden berger Drug Co and local druggists at $1 per box, six for $5.00, with mail order available.
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Katie Blank
Hamlin Street
Jefferson City
A. Brandenberger Drug Co
East High F Street
Miss Blank
KruGon
Flashes of Life and Oddities From Across the Nation
A sweepstakes telegram claiming $50,000 to Morris Nash in Philadelphia proves a prank after verification by the telegraph company. Memphis official Albert H. Johnson reports startling license tallies yet never engages in their activities. In Kansas City a sparrow nest escapes as a service station owner drops a car lift. In Portland, traffic court, Glenn Holtz complains a $3 penalty is excessive after selling a car, and the judge orders deduction reflecting the sale value.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Morris Nash
Telegraph
Nash
Kansas City
Andy Collins
Collins
Portland
Ore
Glenn
Holtz
Julius Cohn
Two Thousand Seek Jobs With State Unemployment Agency
St Louis June 2 AP Two thousand persons seek work for the newly created state unemployment compensation commission. Dr W W Burke supervisor of examinations said many applications for the 500 to 600 places to be filled had been received. Applications will be accepted until midnight Saturday with examinations scheduled for June 25 July 2 and 16.
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ST. Louis
State
Unemployment Compensation Commission
W. W. Burke
Family attitudes reveal desire to move from rural areas
Chief sources are contemporaries. Sixty five percent of girls and half of boys turn to parents when worried. Three of four village residents would move if possible. Almost half of farm residents want to relocate, favoring cities and suburbs. Family size drops as community population rises and white relief families have more children than white non-relief families.
Help kidneys pass 3 lbs a day health note
Doctors describe kidneys as containing miles of tiny tubes that purify blood. People excrete about 3 to 4 pounds of waste daily. Symptoms include frequent or scanty urination and burning sensations, suggesting possible kidney or bladder issues. The ad touts Dean's Pills as a remedy to remove poisons and aid relief.
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Daan
Japanese Bomb Lunghai Area As Front Lines Advance
Japanese warplanes bomb towns around the Lunghai railway and claim gains near Kihsien and Lanfeng. Chinese positions north of Kihsien suffer heavy damage while Japanese detachments push toward Lyi to straighten a long crescent front. Canton railway bombardments continue as Japanese marines move against Chinese irregulars at Chefoo.
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Shanghai
Lunghai
Kihsien
Lanfeng
Eunghai
Chengchow
Hankow
China
Lyi
Pohsien
Kenji Doihara
South China
Canton Railway
Chefoo
Hungarian Hitler Sentenced to Two Months in Prison
Budapest June 2 AP former Major Ferenc Szalasi known as the Hungarian Hitler was sentenced to two months imprisonment for actions alleged to disrupt the current social order.
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Hitler
Budapest
Ferenc Szalasi
Unclear front leg brace sale notice
A fragmentary ad lists spare ribs and a price per pound with unclear product details and broken OCR text. The readable elements mention a front leg brace and a pricing reference, but the overall meaning is obscured.
Mother begs missing Marjory on fifth birthday
Bradford, June 2 AP Today marks the fifth birthday of Marjory West, missing since a Mothers Day picnic 25 days ago. Her mother, Shirley M. West, delivers a public plea for the child’s safe return, offering a note with the child’s name and address if the suspect wishes to delay.
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Bradford
Marjory West
Marjory
Shirley M. West
Police follow clues as family cites lack of kidnapping evidence
Friends of the family said they knew of no tangible clues indicating the girl had been kidnapped, while officers continue to pursue all leads.
Congress Activities Today And Yesterday
The Associated Press reports Senate aims for final vote on a 3.0 billion relief and public works bill. House begins consideration of a 300 million housing program increase at 11 a.m. Senate and House conferees meet at 2:30 p.m. House Rules Committee resumes monopoly probe hearings. Yesterday the House passed a food drug law modernization bill and the Senate added 212 million in farm payments to relief. Australian censors cut 28 percent of British and 15 percent of U.S. films as objectionable last year.
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Congress
Associated Press
Senate
C.S.T
House
House Rules Committee
Blackbird Saved From Clam and Cat in Leominster
Leominster Mass June 2 AP spectators intervened to save a blackbird held captive by a giant clam and threatened by a stray cat. Members of Santa Maria Del community aided in the rescue, and the bird remained alive despite the peril.
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Leominster
Mass
Santa Maria del
Moone's Emerald Olts Relief for Foot Pain
A marketing notice touts Moone's Emerald Olt as a new remedy for burning stinging itching feet. It claims quick relief for feet and ankles with morning and night use, noting it does not stain and offers a money back guarantee. Distributed by A Brandenberger Drug Co.
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Moone
A. Brandenberger Drug Co
Campo Society Clam Bake Disrupted by Toe Hold
An afternoon of sport by Campo Society was interrupted when a clam intended for a bake stepped in as a toe hold on a bird. The incident disrupted play and drew attention to the quirky mishap during the outing.
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Campo Society
Cat Approaches Stealthily as Boys Smash Clan with Rock
A cat nears its stealthy approach when a group of boys strike the clan with a rock, causing immediate alarm and commotion. The incident appears sudden and unprovoked, with no immediate details on injuries or motives provided.
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ruGon
Memphis
Albert H. Johnson
Johnson
Oidtman’s Cash Grocery
Madison
Armour's Star
Portland Cement Association
Syndicate Trust Bldg
Louis, Mo
United States
Blackbird
Cat
Package Central
Central
Devoe
Bartletts
Kieselbach and Peasner
Pioneer
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
D-X
Capital City Oil Company
STOK
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