The Tribunes Patriotism and Policy Commentary
The column argues against asking bondholders to sacrifice while Congress blocks economy measures. It criticizes Senate spending and praises safety efforts on highways. It notes Republican gains in a baseball game and comments on politics, economics, and public life with vivid local voice.
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Tribune
Tribune Printing Company
Associated Press
USA
Jefferson City
Castier
Jeferson City
Missouri
United States Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
England
Congress
Senate
Slain Boone County Sheriff Honored, Calls for Action
A Jefferson City editorial laments the death of Boone County Sheriff and a highway patrolman, urges full state force to arrest bank robbers, and condemns crime as a threat to life. It compares crime to mortgage harms and urges decisive action, while noting Roosevelt's arms stance and termites in New York homes.
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Jefferson City
Boone County
Booth
National Guard
Exertion in Golf Delivers High Energy Use
A Saturday Evening Post report notes golfers expend substantial energy. Walking four miles per hour over 6000 yards on hilly courses raises pulse and blood pressure, with rest periods insufficient for full recovery. Men reportedly burn more energy than women, and championship play can leave the body fatigued into the next day.
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P. V. Karpayich
Empire State Building
Saturday Evening Post
Are Men Less vain today says Nomad of Boston Transcript
The Nomad argues vanity declined with generations citing boots of the 60s and 70s, but critics challenge the claim. Vanity shows in whiskers, mustaches, neckwear, colors, hats, and hatbands, with the idea that the core spirit remains despite fashion changes.
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Boston Transcript
Adam
Man
Ohio State Journal
Government ready 10 start hoisting farming income
Washington June 18 AP The Roosevelt administration plans to raise 250 million by processing taxes on wheat and cotton at maximum rates to curtail production and curb surpluses. Wallace will announce details soon with a plan to tax cotton four cents a pound and wheat 28 to 30 cents a bushel, to be collected at processing but refunded on exports.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Wallace
Fire damages home of James Roosevelt in New Hampshire
Fire on the top floor of James Roosevelt's Little Boars Head summer home caused about 5000 in damage. James Roosevelt rushed from Boston after being informed. Fourteen month old Sarah Delano Roosevelt was outside in her carriage when the blaze was found. The Roosevelts had just opened the house for the summer. A note about Buckingham Palace staff appears in the report.
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North Hampton
N. H
James Roosevelt
Little Boar's Head
Sarah Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelts
James
Boston
Massachusetts
Missing Nebraska constitution raises questions of accuracy
From Lincoln Nebraska on June 15 the Associated Press reports Secretary of State Harry Swanson and assistants search for the original 1875 constitution or the 1920 amended version. The effort aims to verify printed copies after discrepancies were found between the 1922 statutes and the 1529 compiled statutes.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Harry Swanson
J. B. Maupin
Day Violators To Be Tried At Cape Girardeau
In Cape Girardeau Missouri 23 alleged liquor law violators indicted by a federal grand jury here June 11 will be docketed in the Cape Girardeau federal court opening next Monday. Assistant U S attorney Arthur A Hapke announced the indictments were returned here as an economy measure to avoid another Cape Girardeau grand jury. The defendants will be tried there.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Arthur A. Hapke
U. S
Slayer of Girl Arrested After 4 Month Hunt
Philadelphia reports Richard Bach, 23, arrested after months of detective pursuit in the Rose McCloskey case. Bach confessed to stabbing and slashing the 19 year old salesgirl in Fairmount Park, after attacking her companion Dennis Boyle. Boyle, found injured near the park, later recovered. Detectives had tracked Bach, known as Big Slim, returning to the park and targeting couples. A heavy hunting knife was recovered at his residence.
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Philadelphia
Richard Bach
Rose McCloskey
Fair‘mount Park
Bach
Dennis Boyle
Boyle
Fark
Jase
Love, Deceit, and a Summer in Mrs Curtis's World
Janet Alls, secretary to Bruce H mil ton of Every Home Magazine, endures a heat wave, broken engagements, and a shifting social scene as Rolf Carlyle elopes with Betty Kendall. Janet keeps her job, aids Curtis's sister Ers Curtis, and faces class tension when Betty and Mrs Curtis discuss charity tickets and Janet's place in the house. Pat Silvani reappears and the story follows romantic entanglements, workplace retrenchment, and a city summer full of social drama.
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Janet Alls
Rolf Carlyle
Red Eltey Kendall
Ble
Janet
Pretey
Bruce Hrmilton
Every Home
Ste
Ronit
Jeff Grant
Jeff
Rolf
Betty Kennall
Jem
Hamilton
Ers
Curtis
Betty
Bierty
Berty
June
Holt
Enia
Janee
Rosie
Miss Hill
Jenet
Pat
Rose
Milk Fund
Ralf
Tom
NEA Service, Inc
Lucy Cate
Mrs. Gurlis
Common Little Stenographer Faces a Bitter Silence
Janet Hill endures sharp insults from Betty Curtis about her social standing while Betty’s guest Van Bannister appears. Janet overhears a confrontation, delivers Betty’s gloves, then meets Bannister before a lift, as tension threads through the household.
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Betty
Janet
Mrs. Curtis
Janet Norie
Getty
Van
Miss Hill
Mr. Bannister
van . Bannister
Conti
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