The Post Tribune and Wheat News Items
The edition comments on global wheat surpluses for Canada, Argentina, Australia and the United States with Russia, while noting insufficient international agreements to curb production or exports. It also mentions the Boston Braves and a brief line on Jefferson City DeMolay and the Dads as a character-building organization.
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Post
Tribune
Assoated
Associated Press
JeHorssa Cluts
Jefferson City
Missouri
Canada
Argentina
Australia
United States
Russia
Boys With Guns Show A Double Edged Youth Crisis
A Chicago school swimming pool incident reveals Warner Corey 5 Earl 12 and Shuy Pearson 16 used a gun in a fatal officer confrontation after seeking thrill and independence. The piece argues youth adventure streaks and access to real firearms create danger while noting the boy’s innocence before the crime and urging reflection on home school and societal guidance.
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Boys With Guns Society
Warner Corey
Earl
Shuy Pearson
Chicago
Warner
Bel
Missouri town Cancel Fourth of July fireworks for farm aid
A Missouri town ends its Fourth of July fireworks to fund farm relief, urging a shift from celebration to good works. The piece advocates traffic signal improvements at McGarty Walnut and Highway 30, criticizes boulevard stop issues, and suggests using courthouse lot funds for a large apartment house as a county real estate push.
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Missouri
McGarty
Walnut
Referendum petitions on Arkansas 50 day divorce law
Comment from other papers argues that 12 600+ signers seek a statewide vote on Arkansas divorce law. It questions public welfare impact and suggests the bill could commercialize divorce profits, gambling, and related ventures, praising Reno for potential fame and proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Reno
Kansas
Erysipelas a Contagious Ancient Infection Declares Its Dangers
The article explains erysipelas as a long known contagious skin disease linked to streptococci. It outlines typical facial onset, rapid spread, severe fever, and potential death rates from four to nine percent, with treatment evolving from antiseptics to anti-erysipelas serum from horses.
Oldest art still remains the newest in America
In a Chicago World's Fair essay, Harvey Wiley Corbett argues architecture is the nation’s oldest art and now its most current gauge of prosperity. He notes the Belmont Hotel demolition in New York to make way for a sixty story tower as emblematic of American functional building and rapid change in style, materials, and construction.
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New York
Harvey Wiley Corbett
Associated Press
America
Harve
Europe
New Jersey
Pullman
The Skycraper and the New Architectural Era
A discussion on how modern American skycrapers embody new social and economic conditions, diverging from old-world forms. It argues tall office buildings represent changing needs and urban life, noting the shift in work, worship, education, and entertainment, all reflected in both grand structures and compact glass and metal houses with garages.
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Europe
Radio listings for Saturday night network programs and guests
Associated Press radio guide lists CBS WEAP WABC NBC and other stations airing adventures dramas concert programs and comedies. Highlights include Jessica Dragonette soprano Ormandy Orchestra Adele Ronson and Paul Whiteman Dance Band with multiple times from 5 30 p m to 10 10 p m plus Saturday morning and afternoon features on WHAF WIZ and WIX in various markets.
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The
Associated Press
Old West
CBS Network
Jessica Dragonette
Ormandy
WABC
CBS
Mary
Bob
Hollywood
Leo Reisman
Adele Ronson
WEAE
Sisters of the Skillet
Wiz-Nbc
Ernc Rapee
WHAF
NBC
Cuckso
Raymond Knight
Wiz-Nbg
Don Aspiazu
Havana Dance Orchestra
Rail train robber killed during tire theft attempt
In Tillwell Kansas June 12 AP Herbert Holliday identified by officers as Rondout Gilmore train robber was shot and killed by two American Express agents Holliday and a companion allegedly tried stealing four automobile tires from a railway station The companion J S Harmon ex convict was wounded but not dangerously Mrs Holliday and Harmon held at Clathe Kansas Holliday had a federal sentence for the Rondout robbery later commuted and he was released for aiding the government in recovering 200000 in securities
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Tillwell
Kas
Herbert Holliday
Rondout
Gil
American Express Company
Holliday
J. S. Harmon
Blind Student Faces Life With College Honors
Olaf L Larsen, blind, graduates from Columbia University with Phi Beta Kappa and honors in two subjects. He funded his education by tutoring and piano tuning, plans to teach history and sociology, and foresees a future of possibilities despite blindness. He views life as an equation of give and take and remains optimistic about employment in the modern era.
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Dexter H
New York
Olaf L. Larsen
Columbia University
Isis
Bis Teomd
Columbia
America
Werke Dani
Jamaica
S. 1
New York Institute For the Education of the
Queensboro
Seth Low
American Foundation
College of Liberal Arts
Phi Beta Kappa
Gilbert
Lourt refuses injunction in NBC RCA license hearings
Washington June 12 AP — District of Columbia Supreme Court denied NBC’s bid for an injunction to stop hearings by the Radio Commission on RCA licenses. Justice Bailey noted a possible future intervention if irreparable injury appears, delaying hearings set for June 15. The case stems from a Delaware federal ruling on an RCA antitrust matter. The commission will assess whether Section 33 applies to RCA amid ongoing litigation.
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Washington
National Broadcasting Company
Radio Commission
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Bailey
Heould
Commission
Radio Corporation of America
Radio Boration of America
Delaware
Radio Corporation
Padip Corporation
Radin Corporation
Fy Radio Corporation
T Ieari
Justice Bailey
Beryl’s Quiet Hope Under Strain and Love
In a torn family saga Beryl battles debt and failed trust as Irene’s absence weighs on a mother and Everett’s store struggles. Tomm y seeks independence while Beryl dreams of a future as a singer and a hopeful picnic marks a fragile escape from hardship.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
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the Wealth Magazine
Sterling Tires
Earth
Cartain
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Louisiana
Dora, Lang
Tolso
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Lourt
National Broadcasting Co
Tegin
Beryl Borden
Yofute Filson
Ereng Everett
Ant
Jerne
Ialoms
Bersl
Sefer
Fonny
Tareis
Bert
Tammy
Hersl
Tommy
Beryl
Pat Larkin
Gryl
Jim
Trene
Irene
Mrs. Everett
Mr. Everett
Bud Yommy
Helner
Mothe
Dad
Peopie
Everett
Mink
Tomy
Ceri
Rose
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