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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1932
Page
7
In O'Fallon on June 7, Democratic Senate hopeful James W. Byrnes accused other nominees of only waving flags and denouncing the Republican party, contending that none presented a definite program.
In Camden on June 7, Emma Bloemaker, age three, died at West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital after a fall that set off a crash when an ambulance carrying the child and her father collided with a sedan. Five others were killed and several injured in the fiery wreck near Perth Amboy. Patrolmen Knorr and Tucker were responders in the ambulance.
A 3-year-old girl was injured early today in a life saving effort. She received twenty stitches in the throat and sustained a skull fracture. Authorities described the incident as serious but non fatal and ongoing care was reported at the scene.
A lightning fast noon fire at Jessup High School scorched the building for over an hour before firefighters from six villages stopped it. Fourteen hundred students were enrolled, but they were at lunch when the flames struck, avoiding casualties. The Associated Press reports the incident amid other brief items from major cities.
In Excelsior Springs more than 100 unemployed men marched to protest ditch digging machines used on Pipeline work by a power and light company. Earlier workers at Columbia protested and won an agreement in their favor.
Kansas City officials rejected charges that H F McElroy violated the city charter and controlled the police and fire departments. Rabbi Samuel S Mayerberg had alleged last week that the Democratic city administration was allied with the underworld.
A 39 year old woman credits Kruschen Salts with losing 18 pounds to reach her normal weight and feeling younger and more energetic. She advises reducing pastry and fatty meats, warns of a skeptical husband, and promotes buying Kruschen Salts from G A Fischer Drug Co with a money back offer if results are not satisfactory.
Washington June 1 AP The new revenue bill is law today boosting the credit of the government with the greatest range of taxes ever imposed by the country except during war President Hoover signed the giant legislation transforming it into statute with ceremonial brevity yesterday.
The Senate completed the tax bill amid a fierce debate over the electric power tax. New rates and excises go into effect in fifteen days, with higher income taxes applying to this year’s earnings and paid next year. The package aims to put the treasury on a cash basis and end borrowing, backed by the National economy program to cut government expenditures to revenue. An identity certificate replaces a passport for direct travel to Mexico and Canada.
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