Post Tribune Jefferson City Rates and Notices
Publication details for The Post Tribune and Tribune Printing Co list offices in Jefferson City Missouri. Subscriptions show carrier and mail rates by period with prices. The piece includes telephones 213 and 152 and references Associated Press usage rights.
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Greater St Louis plan eyed in Missouri ballot drive
Missouri voters face a November petition drive on a proposed constitutional amendment to merge St Louis City and St Louis County into a Greater St Louis. The plan, drafted by a large committee, would retain local governments but unify major services, with rural support seen despite lingering officeholder concerns.
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Return of German War Tags Moves Hearts in Germany
In a bold bid many American World War veterans urged surrender of identification tags taken from German soldiers. The gesture aims to comfort families of the dead, reveal death details, and expose wartime cruelties. The movement also critiques tariffs and political stances, while noting lingering issues in U S governance and media accuracy.
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One Robber Dead Two Pursued In Oklahoma Bank Robbery
Wilburton Oklahoma June 9 The AP reports a trio of bank bandits including a woman were pursued after lawmen shot and killed their companion James C Bargsley during an attempted burglary of the Tuskahoma Bank Bargsley died in a car driven by a woman after the bandits fled An abandoned car with his body was left near Latimer County jail about 30 miles from the scene Officers fired upon the robbers as they ordered them to surrender but suffered no injuries
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Refrigerators hazards and health laws urged by AMA panel
Dr. Morris Fishbein notes refrigerators aid health but warn three main cooling agents ammonia sulfur dioxide and methyl chloride pose poisoning risks. He calls for limiting runaway refrigerant in homes and harmonizing laws so manufacturers can meet nationwide standards while urging premarket testing of substances used daily. A Montreal Standard quip notes a school fire as a contrast to sunset. The Atlantic crossing time was reduced by 22 days 44 minutes since the Savannah's first voyage.
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All Sees First Motorist and Foraging My Car Tale
A Liverpool Post item relates a Aberdeen visitor at a Liverpool hotel asking about board charges. Sandy jokes about car foraging, then decides to sleep in his car as he is told there is no charge. The humorous snippets reference rapid driving and roadside observations from Gates, Yver don.
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London Zoo’s Food Bill Reveals Unusual Menu Totals
In a humorous exchange, a witness recalls his wife present during questioning as the article lists the zoo’s remarkable provisioning. The London Zoo reportedly consumes six tons of monkey nuts, fifty tons of herring and whitebait for seals and polar bears, one ton of canary seed, twenty five thousand eggs, and twenty thousand pounds of condensed milk.
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Butler County Shows Drop in 1930 Census Reveals
Willow Springs Mo June 9 AP Butler county last of nine in Sixteenth district tabulated for 1930 census with 23 464 residents a drop of 642 from 1920 Totals for district 124 675 a loss of 3515 since 1920 and 11009 since 1910 Taney county gains 669 to 887 in district counties Christian 13138 Douglas 13893 Howell 19705 Oregon 12214 Ozark 9631 Ripley 11168 Stone 11615 all show declines with Taney county the sole increase among listed counties
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Week End in Missouri Bank News and Local Tragedies
The Grand National Bank will stay under its name after a $1,000,000 looting prompted plans for a new institution. In Missouri, Opie Sampson, 41, drowns crossing the Loutre River. Pat Freeman, 22, drowns after a canoe capsizes on the Meramec. 11-year-old son of Dave Boadwich dies after being hit by a car. Chester Bryant, 24, dies from motorcycle injuries. West side banks announce formations and consolidations in St. Louis and Wellston with Mercantile Commerce and State Bank of Wells ton.
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Natalie and Alan Clash Over Infidelity Rumors
Natalie confronts Alan about rumors of a past affair with Wanda Percy while Phillipa schemes for control. Alan seeks an escape in a late-night date with Phillipa, as Natalie's jealousy and confrontation escalate at home, leading toward a fraught reconciliation at Lake Placid.
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Bailey Wins North Carolina Senate Primary For Democrats
In Charlotte on June 9, Josiah W. Bailey, a Raleigh attorney aged 56, defeats Senator Furnifold M. Simmons to become the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate. Bailey leads with 183,390 votes to Simmons 121,465 and Thomas L. Estep 1,073, as early returns show. Simmons, long a party power, blames his loss on refusing to back Alfred E. Smith. Bailey vows to punish that stance. Republicans Butler Pritchard and Tucker lead their contest with Butler at 2,835 and Pritchard at 4,410 as partial statewide returns trickle in.
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Flashes of Life A mix of remarks from officials and locals
Washington president’s secretary lauds his hard work while the chief’s office hours are listed. In Meadville Anna Davis of Pittsburgh, class of 1880, is honored as a prophet with a Lloyds College prophecy mentioning Bishop Locke. Stockton reports W Harry Rane, age 104, files to run for justice of the peace. Joplin and Springfield claim Horton Smith, a golf prodigy, plans to donate a cup for city team competition.
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