Post Tribune masthead and subscription rates list
Public notice page shows newspaper masthead from The Post Tribune with establishment details and subscription rates for carrier and mail in Jefferson City Missouri. It lists prices by month and period, plus directions for payments and circulation terms.
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Capone faces prison after law defiance and racketeering
The column portrays Al Capone as Public Enemy No 1 headed for federal prison a volley of claims about his six year tax case and racketeering including murders and loot plunder. It questions Chicago officials and credits Mellon for managing a large deficit while supporting bonuses for veterans.
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Town Notes and Civic Plans Highlight Local Page
The public debt and deficit loom as a task done after a century plus. A boy enjoys a vacation while teachers worry about grades. Mayor Asel backs parallel parking on High Street to free busi ness space. Rotary talks focus on flowers trees and plant propagation with Dr Kennedy emphasizing species purity and human responsibility.
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Economic debate on deficits and tax policy
The federation debate covers Mellons defense of meeting sinking fund needs amid a growing federal deficit and potential income tax increases. Economists say higher brackets could bear more, while lower brackets suffer less. The era’s papers praise the encyclical urging Christian charity, and discuss Durants list of thinkers and poets as a cultural prompt for readers.
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Conciliatory Vatican note on Catholic clubs dissolution
Rome June 9 AP The Italian government sent a conciliatory note to Vatican City in reply to Pope Pius XII protests over the dissolution of Catholic clubs for laymen and anti Catholic demonstrations. Count De Vecchi delivered the note to Cardinal Pacelli and Arch bishop Borgongini Duca and meetings followed. The terms were not disclosed but tone suggested conciliation.
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Papal Nuncio Recall Talks Narrow Break Between Church and State
Diplomatic strains rise over church state ties as Rome seeks to avert a break following fascist student disturbances and alleged violence. Cardinal Gasparri and Cardinal Pacelli lead informal talks to settle tensions after contentious incidents targeting Catholic institutions.
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Woman Confesses to Slayings In Chicago Gang Plot
Nashville reports police say Ruth Gambill confessed to being paid 4900 by a Chicago gang to participate in the November 1929 murder of Derazy T. Luhn and attempted to implicate herself in another slaying, a claim later deemed groundless by Elkins Lewis.
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Elkins Lewis
Policemen Shot in Harlem Holdup Showdown
In Harlem early today two gunmen held up patrons and opened fire, wounding Patrolman Edward Ledden and Detective Ernest Rice while Sergeant William H. O'Shaughnessy was killed as he intervened. Police recovered, wounded the robbers and captured one suspect after a pistol duel at the scene and nearby restaurant.
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William H. O'Shaughnessy
Edward Ledden
Ernest Rice
Remarriage Ends Chicago Baby Mixup Saga
William Watkins and Margaret Watkins remarried after Philadelphia divorce news. the Chicago case began when two mothers, Mrs. Watkins and Mrs. Bamberger, gave birth the same day in the same hospital and swapped babies. The dispute drew city attention as officials ruled, then the couple renewed vows amid ongoing custody questions.
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Waterfront Blaze Destroys Several Seattle Buildings
A strong southwest wind fueled a three alarm fire that swept across half a dozen structures on Seattle's waterfront early today. Firefighters contained the blaze after about two hours of effort.
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Irene and Tommy's tangled love in a melodramatic cliffhanger
Beryl faces a wedding morning with fear and longing as Tommy wanders after a note from Irene. A doctor warns of a throat illness endangering her singing career while Dr. Auguston may offer a cure. Irene's silence and Prentiss’s wealth drive further temptations as Beryl debates love, career, and duty.
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Irene
Veryl
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Prentiss
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Radio program listings on WABC WEAF and more
A dense schedule lists Morton Downey and Anthony Wons on WABC CBS at 5 45 and Jula Sanderson with Frank Crumit at 6 00 on WEAF NBC. It notes an address by Sir John Reith, eight voice mixed chorus on WJZ NBC, Paul Whiteman’s Chicago orchestra at 10 00, and many items including Dover patrol monument unveiling talks by Sir Ronald Lindsay and Charles Francis Adams at Fort Hamilton.
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Mae Questel
Gene Tunney
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Edwin Franko Goldman
Central Park
Grantland Rice
Rogers Honsshy
Ars Quintet
Lindberghs Test Flight After Civil Suit Service
A process server was punched and injured in Queens after attempting to serve papers on Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh aboard a Lockheed plane. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh were preparing for takeoff with pontoons nearby when the incident occurred. The suit, from a clipping bureau, involved an Atlantic flight clipping payment. The couple flew a 40 mile round trip up the East River to the Statue of Liberty and back.
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Impeachment of Gov Horton Defeated in Tennessee House
In Nashville Tennessee the Tennessee House of Representatives defeated all impeachment articles against Governor Henry Horton. The vote totals were 40 for impeachment and 56 against, with 52 to 45 approving formal rejection. The seven remaining charges were defeated simultaneously after earlier action on one article. Governor Horton called the result a saving of Tennessee and expressed gratitude to his allies. The report also notes a separate line about a new single seater fighter aircraft and its speed.
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