Milk ordinance passes in Jefferson City amid scrutiny
The City Council approved a milk ordinance and Mayor Ray intends to sign. The plan aims to inspect all milk supplies for purity, with Chester Pollock named inspector to ensure honest, efficient delivery. The column warns against political misuse and notes past spiritualist fraud as a contrast to proper governance.
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Jefferson City
The
Post-Tribune
Chester Pollark
Pollock
Judge Lowell criticized for bias in jury instruction
The article recalls a month old incident where Federal Judge Lowell of Massachusetts refused to send eight Negroes to West Virginia courts amid state jury restrictions. It condemns his prejudicial remark that a lying witness “wipes his hands.” Chief Justice Hughes overturned and condemns the judge for improper commentary, stressing a fair trial for the accused. The piece ends with a proverb about advertising a superior mousetrap as the path to success.
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Lowell
Massachusetts
West Virginia
Hughes
Supreme Court
Tench
Century of Progress Exposition Aims to Dominate Cultural Life
The Chicago exposition draws thousands and could rival the 1893 World’s Fair in shaping American culture and industry. Despite past doubts after the Sesqui-Centennial, Century of Progress appears poised to exert a lasting nationwide and global influence on culture, business, and progress.
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Chicago
Pecora probes Morgan Bank in Senate inquiry
A Louisville editorial praises Ferdinand Pecora's role in exposing high finance during the Senate investigation into the Morgan Bank and other large institutions. It argues the disclosures will lead to a stronger banking system, notes improving business and rising prices, and urges merchants to advertise while remaining mindful of values money cannot buy.
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MR. Pecora
America
Senate
Morgan Bank
New York
Ferdinand Pecora
Pecora
Views-Comments on Washingtons loan policy in crisis
The Kansas City Journal-Post argues the administration overreaches with new relief loans, warning that repeated lending to prop up American cotton and wheat burdens producers with heavy taxes and risks repeating postwar debt crashes. It critiques Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans to China and likens policy to Coolidge era practices that fostered dependency and eventual economic strain.
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Washington
China
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Coolidge
Hoover
United States
Kansas City Journal-Post
End to bush league preachers foretold by Syracuse pastor
Dr Bernard Clausen of First Baptist Syracuse argues radio and TV will dim local preaching within a decade. He predicts a few world wide preachers will replace many small town pastors as television renders preaching more executive guidance than local moral teaching. Joplin Globe questions whether big time preachers can grasp local needs.
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N. Y
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Joplin
Jopian Globe
Annual prize of humor would envy idle bills list
The New York Post notes that state legislatures in session introduced over 65,000 bills and resolutions this year. Connecticut required second hand hats to bear renewal labels, Indiana backed a state musical instrument, Arkansas sought to abolish its Senate, and Arizona made killing a bullfrog a felony.
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America
Congressional Record
Connecticut
Indiana
House
Arkansas
Arkansas Senate
Arizona
New York Post
Public Support Sought for Industrial Bill
Washington plans to implement the new industrial control bill across six base industries including iron and steel textiles coal oil and autos. The program aims to restore employment through persuasion rather than coercion with price controls only where needed and seeks trade agreements to keep any price rises fair. Hugh S Johnson will administer the scheme pairing industry and labor advisers under his authority to secure public support and deter undercutting by nonparticipants.
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Washington
Jne
UPI
Congress
Hugh S. Johnson
Charles G. Dawes
Johnson
America
War Industries Board
Army
Labor
Will Hravel
Administration
Roosevelt
Slap Fatal to Four Month Old Baby in Dinuba California
In Dinuba California June Nancy Yates Wilson 36 was charged with manslaughter after a four month old baby died beside her. Police said she slapped the child during the night because it cried. A coroner's jury ruled the death due to a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Mis. Wilson
Amanda Boyd of New Bloomfield Dies at 80
Mrs. Amanda Boyd 80 died in New Bloomfield Tuesday morning. Funeral services were held at the home of daughter Mrs. William E. Johnson conducted by Rev. H. A. Angien. Burial in family plot at Wainwright. Born December 15 1852 in Callaway County she lived in the Kingdom all her life. Widow of Golie Boyd married November 28 1872. Surviving children Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. O. P. Wilson of St Louis. one daughter Evie died in infancy. Five grandchildren Harry Dorothy Edward and Evelyn Jane Johnson and Bobbie Wilson. Member of Methodist church all her life.
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Amanda Boyd
New Bloomfield
William E. Johnson
H. A. Angien
New Bloomfield Methodist Church
Wainwright
Johnson
Amanda Scott
Callaway County
Golie Boyd
O. P. Wilson
St. Lauis
Evie
Harry
Dorothy
Edward
Evelyn Jane Johnson
Bobbie Wilson
St. Louis
Jownson
Methodist Church
Gets 40 years for slaying lawyer Tulsa case
Tulsa June 7 A 4 year old home owner LR Haney convicted of shooting attorney H. T. Chinch in Church's office on April 14. The jury set a 40 year term claiming eviction fright, though later inquiry showed the attorney was not involved in the foreclosure.
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Okla
Haney
H. T. Chinch
Church
Girl, 16, Dies After Threat Says She Will Kill Self
Mildred Taylor of Vienna Illinois reportedly drowned in the Big Muddy River near Hurst after her father helped arrest her 19 year old sweetheart Benny Casper. A coroner's jury found death by drowning self-inflicted due to a troubled romance and home life amid a missing person search and local arrest details.
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Sweet Heart
Mildred Taylor
Vienna
Big Muddy
Hurst
Benny Casper
Marion
Miss Taylor
Casper
Giles Taylor
Harry Williamsg
Janet Hill in Lancaster unfolds a tangled web of secrets
Janet Hill faces a veiled scandal as she meets Jeff Grant and lies of Betty Kendall threaten her job. Mrs Curtis's daughter Betty Kendall appears in a photo that haunts Janet and sets off a plan to escape, while Jeff helps for a gift and Dolores Calahan solicits a camera favor in a tense office backdrop.
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Rolf Carlyle
Perrs Kendall
Society
Bruce Hamilton
Every Home Magazine
Belt
Jeffrey Grant
Suvarne
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Pat Silvani
Jeff
Kine
Moshiapaper
Betty Kendall
Senet
Hamilton
Curtis
Gore Tis
Mrs. Curtis
Rob Carlyle
Welfare Committee
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Jef Grant
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Jett
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