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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1931
Page
2
The Army Air Force conducted a major aerial demonstration recently, completing it without a single fatality. Pilots collectively logged nearly two million miles, testing plane design, build quality, and engine reliability, while highlighting the skill and dependability of the airmen involved.
At the American Automobile Association meeting in West Baden Indiana, the Missouri Automobile Club safety director warned that reckless driving could provoke drastic legislation harming the industry. He cited a motor death every fifteen minutes and urged automakers to fund a massive safe driving campaign to curb the toll. The piece urges manufacturers and dealers to assume responsibility for driver education alongside the American Automobile Association’s safety programs. It also contrasts handling of Communist demonstrations in Ohio and Pennsylvania with advice to let parades occur to avoid sensationalism. It notes the National Safety Council report showing rising overall accidental deaths but declining deaths among children under 15, urging adults to embrace stronger safety education now.
A Fredericktown Democrat-News note praises fishermen for honesty during bass closed season and fish protections. The writer jokes that returned catfish fed on whoppers, and only large fish interest diligent anglers who see a Fredericktown sportsman on the creek bank.
State Highway Department progress has opened the Ozarks to traffic, drawing visitors from across the Union. The report notes increased hotels, golf courses, and amenities as roads connect the region, with tourists flocking to springs, rivers, and parks. Local observers say more lodging and facilities will be needed to accommodate the growing crowd.
Budapest interview with Count Bethlen reflects Hungary’s postwar aims. He praises Allied justice, recalls rebuilding after ruin, and outlines a peaceful foreign policy centered on self determination, adherence to League principles, and economic stabilization including land reform and a two chamber Parliament. He credits American aid and Italy’s friendship, and stresses justice, equality, and union for minorities as prerequisites for Europe’s civilization.
Dr. Meeris Fishbein outlines silicosis risks tied to silica dust exposure. He notes safety thresholds, heart and vessel effects, and X ray signs from early to advanced stages. Britain already lists at risk industries. U.S. states offer limited compensation. Public health efforts push for exams and support care.
Bids on 135 miles of new road work will be received at the State Highway Department June ié, T. H. Cutler, chief engineer, announced today. The new work will cost approximately $1,500.10). The new projects, 4120 counties, include 41.4 miles of concrete paving, 80 miles of gravel and 13.6 miles of graded earth.
Two tuxedo clad bandits robbed Sidney Smith and wife as their sedan was halted at a south side signal. One guarded the chauffeur with a pistol while the other forced the cartoonist creator of Andy Gump and his wife to surrender jewelry totaling about $90,000. Mrs Smith kept her ring. The couple planned a house party after the holdup.
A severe hail storm struck Hutchinson and surrounding areas killing crops and breaking over 100 window panes. Bresee College Nazarene Theological School endured roof damage as wheat fields north of Neve suffered flattening. The storm stretched east to Newton area, damaging a ten by seven mile strip of crops.
Houston report says pitcher Dizzy Dean announced plans to wed Miss Patricia Nash today, but by morning the ceremony was postponed with Dean stating the wedding would be sometime. Public chatter swirled as fans speculated on the evolving nuptial timeline and possible venue changes.
Pamville Missouri June 15 AP The Synod Synodical Conference of the Presbyterian Church will open a three day session at Park College tonight. Arrangements have been made to entertain 600 delegates. Rev A B Jackson pastor of the...
Washington reports a fragile tax flow as foreign debt payments uphold a 1.095 billion deficit projection for the 1931 fiscal year. The treasury plans 821 million in long term bonds, 599.9 million for short term issues, and 90 million in interest to push the year toward a deficit reduction.
At the Municipal Airport two salesmen, R. P. Magnard of Minneapolis and Anthony Veneziano of Chicago, were killed by a lightning strike while seated at refreshment tables. A 16 year old boy, Robert Jones, was seriously injured but may recover. Many bystanders were knocked down by the bolt. the Clay county coroner said no inquest will be held.
The synod moderator will preside as Dr. Rey Ewing Vale of Detroit speaks at the fellowship banquet opening the conference. Dr. Samuel M. 2wemer, author and Princeton seminary professor, will address the evening worship service.
The article extols self salt rubs and tub baths as an energizing, sea-free alternative. It describes two methods, salt quantities, and brushing to stimulate nerves along the spine, claiming a lasting “superiority” feeling, especially in hot weather, with a teaser for tomorrow’s feature on Happy Feet.
Complex relationships drive a small town drama as Beryl faces love, loyalty, and family duty. Irene endures spousal mistreatment while torn between Gaylord and Tommy, with Trene scheming for Tommy and a hoped-for divorce. Hidden motives and protected secrets threaten fragile peace in the Everett household.
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