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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
2
Senator Steiner outlines a nine point liberal remedy within the constitution and warns against New Deal regimentation. He says recovery faltered under current spending and calls for decisive budget restraint and relief targeted to the destitute. Republicans must present a credible path to solvency and governance.
Politicians question why city leaders make Police Judge Wheatley look ridiculous at every chance. He enforces the law while the mayor and city attorney often override him. He recently jailed a drunken driver for ninety days despite leniency pleas, with the offender released in nine hours. Wheatley aims to impose $100 fines and ninety days for drunken drivers and $1 per mile over the limit for speeding.
An outdated construction blocking ordinance allows half the street to be closed for jail work. Hazard grows as space narrows for passing cars and diagonal parking. City police should set emergency rules and tighten oversight. Rest of piece critiques Roosevelt era politicking, High Street resurfacing, and hotel plans.
Washington Daybook notes that the push for a coalition cabinet and a Republican president with a Democratic vice president faces tough questions. Leaders worry about which party council would guide a coalition vice president and how a nominee’s own slate might repudiate him.
This article explains iodine's vital role in physiology and thyroid function. It notes iodine must be ingested to maintain balance, links deficiency to goiter and low energy, and lists rich dietary sources such as seafood while suggesting iodized salt in certain regions.
University of Minnesota advertising expert Thomas F. Barnhert lists fourteen reasons for newspaper advertising. It argues newspapers reach most readers, stay visible, integrate with the paper, offer flexible control, and cost efficiency within local markets.
A collection of editorial snippets from 1936 era newspapers notes copyright concerns about Norman Thomas and his Platform, reports of Indian tribal representatives at the White House amid protests, and a Wichita Eagle take on congressional probes into the revenue field. An Austin J. Gibbons critique blames materialism and varied schooling for chaos in society.
Elpha Cleveland reports the GOP faces a fractured platform battle as Borah Vandenberg Dickinson and London groups clash over how to address big business constitutional change and New Deal policy while courting farmers, foreign trade, and a balanced budget in the convention.
The campaign against noise notes Landon backing a quick budget balance but questions how fast. The piece contrasts attacks on national credit with potential backer pressure for changes. Separately, Durban streets receive crepe rubber strips under tramlines as a noise mitigation effort.
Washington reports word from 11 debtor nations due June 15 as Italy and Great Britain announce intention to default. The State Department awaited further word on expected payments and potential impact on international credit.
All nations except Finland have defaulted on installments and arrears. Including all due installments, arrears totaling 1,160,122,766 dollars would be due Monday from the debtor nations.
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