Missouri Editor Honored For Long Service
Independence MO June 13 UP William Southern Jr editor and publisher of the Independence Examiner for 37 years was honored by townsmen at a dinner at the First Christian church. Harry S Truman praised his friend and editor Roscoe Ellard of Missouri journalism highlighted a good editor's duty to readers. The columnist Solomon Wise drew protests when the pen name was dropped and will stay in use. Also advice on depilatories and deodorants appears in the issue.
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Glorifying Yourself Glorifying Yourself
A 1935 advices women with limited income on affordable grooming. It counsels budgeting time, using non iron knitted silk undergarments and stockings, and leveraging home upkeep to stay neat in hot months without costly beauty services.
Behind the Scenes Washington Duties and Debates
Washington observers note the Supreme Court’s summer routine as justices review writs of certiorari and petitions while preparing for the next major constitutional test. The piece also cites university archives showing opposition to New Deal policies, FDA fines, and a confluence of pensions and congressional widows' salaries as context.
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Attorney asserts new Lindbergh kidnap evidence
Los Angeles June 12 Up Attorney Vincent A Marco, hired by Anna Hauptmann, says he has new information from a two month investigation he will ask the New Jersey appellate court to consider on June 20. He argues the kidnapping was an inside job not tied to Hauptmann and that he was not near Hopewell on the night of the abduction.
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Auditor Richard Daly Found Dead in Board Building
St Louis auditor Richard L Daly, 54, of the St Louis board of education, was found dead in a board building washroom. Officials say death resulted from heart disease and longstanding high blood pressure. The item also notes October records show more colds than any other month.
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