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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
5
AP reports after a sweeping citywide vote Frank L. Shaw defeats Mayor John C. Porter by about 31 500 votes. Porter may resist relinquishing power despite election results as county supervisors chair Shaw leads in unofficial counts released yesterday.
The mayor’s son Porter claims his father may stay mayor until a successor is sworn in, while Shaw seeks to prove American citizenship. Shaw alleges he is American despite a Canadian claim. The leity charter requires a citizen and qualified elector. Seven of ten council members up for reelection were defeated. Benzine and benzene notes clarify terminology.
The Associated Press reports that red auburn hair will be in style this summer with short to neckline length. Massachusetts League of Women Hairdressers predicts the shade and cut will be fashionable. Separate items note a parsonage fundraiser via cowboy rodeo in Marietta Oklahoma and a Wilmette Illinois dog catcher test.
Taxpayers and neighbors retaliate against the College of the City of New Yorks protests with ripe tomatoes aimed at student anatomy areas. The left wing student faction had grievances over instructors hair parting and staged demonstrations. In response mobs disrupted the march and a general strike followed to press their demands.
Geneva June 1 AP drastic measures to enforce League of Nations policy deny recognition to Manchukuo. The advisory committee recommends excluding Manchukuo from international conventions on postal aerial chemistry weights and measures sanitation opium and the Red Cross. Washington may seek views of Kellogg Briand pact signatories on admission.
Poona June 7 AP A sudden setback in Mahatma Gandhi's condition follows his recent three weeks fast in protest against the treatment accorded in India. The report notes Gandhi's health deterioration and ongoing efforts by doctors.
An examining physician announced after reviewing dia's condition that there are no definite complications. The resting period was ordered and visitors must be tightened. Mahatma’s status remains under observation with a cautious outlook.
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