Judge Louis Bernreuter on courts and juries in Missouri
Judge Louis Bernreuter of the Circuit Court in St Louis discusses court delays caused by technicalities and politician influence. He defends juries, critiques lawyers, and proposes reforms like nonpolitical jury selection while praising honest practitioners and urging simpler, speedier justice. He notes universities and civic support figures.
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Federal overhaul eyed for food and drug laws
Washington plans a thorough revision of federal food and drug laws to curb false claims and tighten cosmetic and patent medicine labeling. Proposals would ban disease cure claims unless proven, ending so called universal cures. The move aims to protect the health of the poor while critics note distrust in political patronage.
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Washington
Chang
International gold standard debate and Missouri voting issue
The piece argues for a modernized international gold standard with economic safeguards and free commodity movement, linking stability to tariffs and central bank cooperation. It also urges allowing statewide popular vote on repeal, noting Weeks bill aims to let the people decide by August 20 and urging prompt, fair candidacy selection.
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Post-Dispatch
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Kansas City Star
Air travel speeds rise with new planes in service
Four years ago air speeds were mostly below 100 mph and air traffic low. Last year over 12 million passengers and 1.6 million pounds of air express used the skies, averaging about 120 mph. This year new planes poised for service promise 145 to 180 mph, with future loads likely to reach millions of passengers and over two million pounds of express shipments in 1933.
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Air Express
Scientific American
Triple Gangland Slayings Shock New York Tenement
Police found three petty racketeers stabbed or bludgeoned to death in a six room East 65th Street flat. Victims Charles Cabrese Salvator Tulamello and Louis Sally were gagged trussed and blindfolded with an ice pick used in at least one wound. Authorities link the trio to a recent wave of gang violence and mass killings following a Deco ratio Day massacre.
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Louis Sally
Closing Hours of Congress Watched by Galleryites
Washington observers and gallery guests track the Senate’s late session ends as veterans debate winds toward adjournment. Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Mrs. John Garner loom large among watchers while Mrs. Garner knits, hoping to finish 143 more doilies for a bedspread if the Senate keeps late nights.
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Turf war killings surge in metropolitan beer feud
Five gunmen lined up six men against a wall and shot them in a street cafe, two killed and others wounded. Police tie the attack to the Dutch Schultz Wakey Gordon gang feud, noting no Schultz members died yet. Gordon is free or out on bail, Schultz a fugitive, both wanted on tax charges. The violence follows a revival after 3.2 beer legalization, which shifted beer runners and led to earlier gang slayings in Elisabeth New York.
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Peace returns at Angelus Temple after Hutton's return
In Los Angeles on June 13, David Hutton, husband of Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton, was welcomed back to the Angelus Temple parsonage after a brief departure to a mountain retreat. He had left last Thursday claiming he had been ousted amid fears of a move to replace his wife, the temple pastor, who is currently on a world health cruise.
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Janet in a New Household With Rolf and Betty Carlyle
Janet Endures a tangle of romance and duty as Rolf Carlyle and his wife Betty return to Mrs Curtis’s home. Janet, torn between love for Rolf and a need for work, hides from renewed attentions while Betty’s social world reshapes the household and Janet’s prospects.
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Iowa State College assistant is slain on Lincoln highway
Ames Iowa June 13 AP Fred M Hollingsworth 38 store room assistant in the chemistry department at Iowa State College was found slain in his automobile on the Lincoln highway four miles east of Ames early today. He had been shot from the front and apparently two shots were fired. The widow and two children survive.
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Fred M. Hollingsworth
Iowa State College
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Fishing Tackle and Golf Gear Sale Ad in Missouri Catalog
A compact catalog note lists items with prices including South Bend level winding reels at $2.50 and True Temper steel casting rods at $2.60. Heddon's River Rants is mentioned, and postage is 10 percent. Mail orders filled from Gateway, Kansas City, Missouri. address 1339-32 Main.
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