Society Announcements For Tuesday Meetings Tonight
Tonight's notices list events for Ladies Auxiliary to B'nai Brith at Temple Beth El and S.B.A LO.O.F. hall, Glennon Study Club with Miss Saran Schwaller at 318 Adams Street, the Altruistic Circle at First Methodist Church hosted by Mrs. Jesse Gipfert, and Beta Phi Sigma Clubrooms on East High Street. Cole County Tuberculosis Society meets at Courthouse Room 302, KB Circle at Central Evangelical Church, and Western Catholic Union at Immaculate Conception.
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Temple Beth el
Glennon Study Club
Saran Schwaller
Adams Street
First Methodist Church
Jesse Gipfert
East McCarty
Dorothy Gove
Local clubs hold picnics meetings and statewide social events
Forty members of the Business and Professional Women's club attended a spring picnic at Mrs. George Pickens home near Tuscumbia with luncheon on the lawn, games, swimming and out-of-town dramatic acts. Other notes list Royal Neighbors and Sub Deb clubs meeting, church circles gathering, and local residents attending college sessions and a Gravois Beach camp trip.
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BP. W. Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Tuscumbia Keights
George Pickens
Pickens
Tuscumbia
Marian Henwood
Moreau Drive
Jubilee Circle
First Methodist Church
A. R. Gephart
Moreland Avenue
Railroads to Spend Huge Sum in Papers Chicago
Western railroads will spend 360000 this summer on a joint advertising campaign across 851 daily and 6036 weekly newspapers. Harry G. Taylor, chairman of the Western Association of railway executives, announced the plan, mirroring last year’s effort credited with a marked rise in western passenger traffic. A stray line notes an ancient Greek custom of wiping lips with bread between courses.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
Harry G. Taylor
Western Association of Railway Executives
West
Modes of the Moment Culottes in Fashion and Fit
Modes of the Moment promotes culottes as stylish and practical for sports and recreation. The design range includes one and two piece outfits with three piece options, a matching skirt and tuck-in blouse for spectator sports or street wear, and a two outfit three piece set in natural wash fabric with red belt and silk neckerchief.
Missouri Tenth in Income Tax Returns 1934
Missouri ranked tenth among states in individual income tax returns filed for 1934 with 99 994 returns, up from 97 610 the previous year. St Louis led with 46 739 returns. Jackson County 22 974. St Louis County 12 665. Buchanan County 2 356 and Greene County 1 365. In total 4 201 859 returns were filed nationwide.
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Washington
Missouri
Internal Revenue Bureau
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Ilinois
Massachuetts
New Jersey
Ohio
Michigan
Texas
St. Louis
St. Louis City
Jackson County
Kansas City
St. Louis County
Buchanan County
St Joseph
Greene County
Springfield
Lindberghs planned return to United States in August
Paris dispatch reports Col and Mrs Charles Lindbergh and their son expect to sail from England to the United States in August after a stay in Europe. The aviator Peyron net de Torres noted the timing, with the Lindberghs likely returning next month.
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Paris
Peyronnet de Torres
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
England
Prominent Attorney Sanford B Ladd Dies in Kansas City
Kansas City, June 8 AP Sanford B Ladd philanthropist and former Missouri Bar Association president died at his home Saturday night He also served as president emeritus of the Kansas City school of law Jones shrine honors fourth Texas Republic president Anson Jones from New York arrived in 1826 served as surgeon and soldier in San Jacinto and later died by suicide after Texas statehood February 16 1846
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Kansas City
Sanford B. Ladd
Missouri Bar Association
Kansas City School of Law
Texas
Dallas
Anson Jones
New York
Republic of Texas
Opening of the U S Government Printing Office in 1861
The U S Government Printing Office opened on March 4 1861 with a superintendent of public printing in charge. In 1876 the title changed to public printer reflecting a formal present office.
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U. S
Public Printer
Huge India Dam Faces Threat of Colossal Failure
In Sind province, the Sukkur dam project, one of the world’s largest irrigation efforts, faces potential collapse due to malavia seepage and salt deposits. The 6,000,000-acre irrigation system employs 1,600 miles of main canals and 3,700 miles of distributaries, with annual costs of 7.5 million dollars risking a provincial deficit amid malaria and crop damage concerns.
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Karachi
India
Sind
Malavia
Sukkur
Egypt
Bomb at Jaffa Gate injures many in Jerusalem
A bomb exploded at Jaffa Gate leading into Jerusalem's old city, killing one Arab woman and wounding over ten others. Initial reports said a fox-wearing man targeted Kurdish Jewish workers, while five Jews, four Kurds, were arrested as Arab bystanders. British troops battled Arabs at Liffa village after a five hour clash.
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Jerusalem
Pascor Agentcy
Jaffa
Old City
Abr
Liffa
Women Plan Push to Repeal Cochran Section 213
In Cleveland Republican and allied women push to repeal section 213 of the 1930s economy law, arguing it bans federal jobs for married women. They claim hundreds lost posts under the rule, while Roosevelt supports repeal but Congress stalls. Meanwhile, Republican women held social events with party leaders and other notable figures attending.
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Cleveland
John J. Cochran
Missouri
Herbert Hoover
National Federation of ‘Business and Professional Wolmen
National League of Women Voters
Roosevelt
G-Man Hoover Solves River Bank Murder Mystery
Independence Massachusetts June 1. J Edgar Hoover head of the G-Men informs local officers no human origin found in blood samples from riverbank scene. Bone fragments and hair indicate small rodent species. no further investigation planned.
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G-Man Hoover
Independence
J. Edgar Hoover
G-Men
E. K. Hallis
Missouri River
Hollis
Harry Truman
D. C
Cato
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Hoover
Gunpowder origins disputed by medieval sources
The claim states Roger Bacon, an Englishman, invented gunpowder in 1248, contrary to common belief that it originated in China. It notes Chinese powder was highly inflammable but not explosive.
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Roger Bacon
Dewey vows new drive after Luciano verdict in New York
Special Rackets Prosecutor Thomas E. Dewey pledged an immediate attack on further jailbreaks in industry after the Luciano case. He praised the vice ring verdict, noting the enterprise extorted about 72 million annually, and said sentences loom for Luciano and his henchmen on 62 counts.
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New York
Luciano Vive
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
Luciano
Phillip McCook
David Retillo
Thomas Pennochhio
Abe Walman
Ralph Liguori
Benny Spiller
Jesse Jacobs
Meyer Berkiai
Jimmy Frederico
Frederico
Pennocchio
Luce Fife
Attor Heys
Dionne Quintuplets Crash Encyclopedia Milestone
New York June 8. The Dionne quintuplets have crashed the encyclopedia Gritlani ca. They are the first living children in 150 years of Gritlanica history to make the grade, a publisher's representative announced with excitement.
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New York
Dionne Quintuplets
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Beta Phi Sigma
E. High Street
Cole County ,Tuberculosis Society
KB Circle
Central Evangelical Church
Ilva Ross
Western Catholic Union
Dallus
THE
Missouri Power & Li Company
Tion School
Victoria Chapter
Masonic Temple
Georgia Burk
Fulkerson Street
Royal Neighbors
Woodman Hall
Elizabeth Steininger
H. &. Gensky
Cherry Street
Mama
Jewell Kruse
Columbia
University of Missouri
Earl Eads
James A Smith
Willam
Stanley P. Howard
Stanley, Jr
David
A. F. Snow
Charles A. Brasher
Washington University School of Medicine
Nancy Hendy
E. M. Hendy
Jackson Street
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Hendy
Beln
der Deutsche Verein
Broadway Talent Club
J. S. Everhardt
Juanita Klug
Juanite Hourrichs
Betty Mae Albright
Josephine Thurston
St. Peter’s Convert League
Cardinal Newman
Pat
Waeitoningo
Mariwood
Jefferson Phone
Gan
Cos
St. Loui
Sherheetres
Alice
Tohay
Grcttes
Leama Wlerarins
Tay
Col. Lindbergh
Mary
Cochran
Chester €. Bolton
Daniel ©. Hastings
Delaware
Boltow
National Committee
Newton LD. Baker
Republican Committee
Liberty Leaguer
Sen
Arthur H. Vandenberg and Co
Theodore Roosevelt
Poy
Ringo
Rinso
Rand
Good Housekeeping Institute
Eee EE
Phil A. Dallmeyer
E. High Optometrist
Hawley
Schott Bros., Clothiers
Vice Prober
Crash Encyclopedia
Colt NA
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Jrudential Insurance
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