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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
3
The Jefferson City paper reports on the Oberman factory consolidation in the west end, with 150 workers now and plans to double staff. The plant, one of the nation’s largest pants producers, uses Northwest wool and ships coast to coast, boosting local employment and commerce.
President Brooks delivers a valedictory to the Missouri faculty urging loyalty to the institution as he ends his long tenure. He stresses the university’s primacy over any individual despite a trying year and disintegrating pressures.
Graduation exercises at St Peter's Church honored 36 sophomore students from St Peter's High School. Paul Hentges received Gregg Prize and numerous students earned certificates and pins for academic and typing achievements across chemistry, bookkeeping, and catechetical honors. Fast elevators in a skyscraper now reach speeds of 900 feet per minute.
Johns Hopkins neurology research shows alternating and continuous currents injure brain tissue differently. Hemorrhages common with alternating shocks, less so with continuous, with 110 to 229 volt circuits. Langworthy notes heart and breathing disruption explains fatal outcomes. Also mentions blind chess puzzles in Paris and Swiss chlorine water purification invention.
Texas senator and author of the prohibition amendment argues buyers of liquor should face penalties along with sellers. The Supreme Court ruling on the Volstead Act did not deem buyers lawbreakers, prompting the sponsorship of a new amendment targeting buyers.
ST LOUIS AP June 11 Patrolman John Forkan was dismissed by the police board after a trial over allegedly beating a saloon keeper who refused to raise protection payments. The patrolman denied the charge.
Chicago authorities and rival papers post a total 65 000 reward for information leading to Alfred Jake Lingle's killer. The case shocks the city as police secrecy rises and possible suspects linger in the hunt. Newsmen and officials pursue leads from Randolph Street to downtown crime zones.
A collage of short items reports radio equipment for Joplin police, a new Central College president in Fayette, a murder exoneration in St Louis, a coroner finding murder in Rolla, MU faculty leaves, a Missouri Ozarks park effort, Homeopathy institute election in Kansas City, Highway 19 meeting in Steelville, and a highway official’s abrupt farewell in a store.
Alan Converse faces love and lies as Phillipa confronts him over a kiss while Natalie battles jealousy. Bernadine Lamont’s deathbed plea and a looming Lake Placid weekend test loyalties between Alan Philippa Natal ie and the others in a tangled domestic drama.
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