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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1932
Page
5
Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam and her husband G. P. Putnam depart Paris for Havre on the return journey to the United States. They are followed to the station by several members of the American embassy staff.
Henry Ford in Detroit insists national conventions are private political sessions and won’t affect economic recovery. He backs Hoover for reelection, calls for relief by putting money in average workers’ pockets, and says the country’s real task is restoring jobs and prosperity, not convention hype.
Speaker Garner, free from fever for the first time since Saturday, stayed in bed in Washington to recuperate from bronchitis. His office said he felt better though his cough remained severe. He continues brief conferences with close friends on the congressional legislative situation.
John J. Stiglin aged 32, once a member of the New York police vice squad, was sentenced to two and a half to five years in Sing Sing. Convicted May 23 of perjury in his testimony at women's court on vagrancy arraignments.
The plane of Captain Hans Bertram, missing since May 17 after leaving Ku pano Timor for Darwin, was found today near the Drysdale Mission. A message inside indicated Bertram and his companion had gone into the bush, and an intensive search was begun.
Dark clouds swept Spain as rain hail and strong winds battered multiple regions over two days. Palencia saw sharp crop losses while Saragossa areas reported two thirds wiped out. Flooded rivers damaged fields homes and railway lines.
The memory of Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr. will live on in Little Falls. A seedling from a giant pine at Lindbergh State Park was planted in Memorial Park to honor the kidnaped child. The dedication, next Sunday, will include local grade school representatives and two boys who placed a bird path at the tree.
Aylesworth warns the motion picture industry must immediately realign to match current economic conditions or face external loss. He cites too many theaters and pictures, high overhead, and poor cooperation among companies as core issues. British writer Williamson notes Hollywood films still outshine British makers in appeal, while England shows demand for gangster pictures and American slang.
Arch Paxton, 52, a one-armed man, shot himself to death last night with a shotgun tied to a tree in Kansas City. He formerly sold medicines in Coffeyville. He left no note. An undertaker said a sister in Coffeyville and a wife with three children in Parkville, Missouri were aware of his plight.
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania on June 14 AP reports a near tragedy as Thomas Parkinson, 17, fell upon a car horn button, triggering an alarm and drawing neighbors to State Senator C. W. Parkinson's garage. The blast of the horn awakened bystanders and possibly saved his life.
A man unconscious from carbon monoxide gas was found slumped over the horn button. Bystanders and responders restored him to awareness, and he was revived at the scene.
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