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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1933
Page
3
The piece argues debt worsens the depression and critiques federal relief plans urging cautious funding. It details Missouri’s share, calls for a special legislative session to raise funds, lists public works totals, and warns of crushing future tax burdens. It also notes telephone service value and a kidnapping case in Kansas City.
A fatal Sunday shooting in the Negro district is linked to an openly run gambling den on a main street. The piece criticizes police impotency against crime dens, notes fixtures like sliding panels and alarms, and urges action as legal beer arrives. It laments youths at play and adults sharing winnings amid hidden illicit activity.
The article reports on a proposed Soviet system dividing Russia into three zones with strict residency rules, passports, and limited movement. Zone 1 holds major cities and border areas with loyalists. Zone 2 covers other cities and industrial zones. Zone 3 encompasses villages and farms. The plan aims to isolate the population, support a border citizen army, and requires a vast, impractical transport and provisioning effort. It cites fierce centralization and the challenge of relocating millions. It also includes a local note about a Boy Scouts Memorial Day event, observations on patriotic rituals, and a historical comparison of Tokyo's 1923 disaster from Progress Magazine, highlighting the scale of destruction and urban rebuilding.
The report lists names Grow Rost Wheat St and a series including Charles LaFayette Jasper Glatte Carro Charlton and Frank in Missouri's leading wheat counties. It states the United Kingdom has 6000 women doctors in active practice.
Illinois reported a massive anti prohibition turnout with 1 075 414 for repeal to 281 756 against from 7 248 precincts statewide including 657 123 support in Cook County and 67 206 oppose. Chicago precincts showed a ten to one repeal edge as Indiana voters awaited results in a neighboring state test.
Ralph W. Morrison, affluent Texas rancher and U S delegate, sails from New York with other delegation members for London. The piece notes a past liquor law shift in Indiana, repeal of bone dry provision and medicinal whisky sales, and current beer legalization by Congress.
Emil Hahn former internationally known musician died in St Joseph Missouri at age seventy eight. His piano compositions earned recognition from King Edward VII Kaiser Wilhelm II and Mrs Grover Cleveland. He taught Arthur Pryor when Pryor was a youth. Hahn died at Memorial Home for the Aged with no immediate survivors.
Janet, a secretary, takes a role with Mrs. Curtis in an elite household. She manages errands, shopping, and correspondence while adjusting to a life among the social set. A surprise call from Bruce Hamilton tests her new duties as she notices Betty Kendall in a photo, hinting at deeper connections to come.
Washington June 6 AP wage stats from the Interstate Commerce Commission show 91981 fewer railroad workers in March than February, yet total wages rose by 3.77 million as 918,? workers earned 110.6 million In March payrolls dropped below one million for the first time since the 1880s, with a long decline from August 1932 through March.
The 1936 Olympic Games may be shifted from Germany due to anti Semitic discrimination, with discussion expected at the IOC session. Germany’s committeemen reportedly prepared a resolution guaranteeing no discrimination against Jewish athletes at Berlin, while China’s population is estimated at 474,878,000.
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