Business leaders warn unfair wages invite economic death
June 15 AP Boston Coloy M. Chester, chairman of the National Association of Manufacturers and General Foods, urged the Boston Chamber of Commerce that modern management favors fair pay. He said enlightened management seeks harmony with labor but requires cooperation, noting workers want dignity and accountability. He contrasted audited corporate reports with unions' lack of financial disclosures, suggesting labor may adopt similar openness voluntarily.
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Boston
Coloy M. Chester
National Association of Manufacturers
Boston Chamber of Commerce Today
I Chester
General Foods Corporation
Molten Lava Temperatures Reach 3600 Degrees Fahrenheit
A science note states molten lava can reach about 3600 degrees Fahrenheit. The figure highlights extreme heat in volcanic lava flows and supports understanding of magma temperatures and volcanic eruption dynamics.
Pickups C W Higdon Arranges Missouri Sheriff Convention
Pickups C W Higdon of Richmond field secretary of the Missouri Association of Sheriffs and Chiefs of Police was here yesterday to make arrangements for the annual convention beginning tomorrow. More than 200 officers are expected to attend the two day meeting. Miss Hetty Joach county health nurse examined 16 children at a clinic in Wardsville. Henry O'Brien elderly Capital Citizen serving a 90 day sentence in Cole county jail on drunkenness charges. He was sentenced by Police Judge Foster Wheatly. Establishment of J C Oberman Employes Association a company labor union at the local garment plant was announced by J B Rader president. 400 of 518 employes affiliated. Oberman head said he recognized the group as sole bargaining organization. Dr J Summers of Jefferson City appointed chief medical officer for U S contingent to world Jamboree of Boy Scouts at Vogel sang Holland July 16 26. Charges of uttering bogus checks led late yesterday against RoC Buhr of St Louis. complaint filed before Justice Pros LePage. Buhr not apprehended. One nasal and four tonsil operations performed by Jefferson City physicians today. A Clinkenbeare underwent nasal operation Randy Palling Clara Hord Stanley Copeland and Raymond Wetzel underwent tonsillectomies at physician's offices. Mr and Mrs Ted Moore are parents of a son born at home yesterday. Miss Irene Caffee admitted to St Mary's hospital for medical treatment.
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C.W. Higdon
Richmond
Missouri Association of Sheriffs and Chiefs of Police
Henry O'Brien
Cilian
Cole County
Foster Wheatly
J. C. Ober~man Employes Association
J. B. Rader
Rader
Theo R. Oberman
Jefferson City
Clinkenbeare
Union Avenue
Randy Palling
Columbia
Clara Hord
Lafayette Street
Stanley Copeland
Pelt Street
Raymond Wetzel
West McCarty Street
Missing society matron Alice Parsons at Stony Brook
Two garbage collectors testified to federal agents that Mrs Parsons vanished after being barred from the home. a Russian housekeeper pointed to a corded package and claimed the car remained outside. The note demanding 25000 was found and a search of the 22 acre estate continued as investigators weigh the case.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
Alice McDowell Parsons
Parsons
Arthur Chadwick
George Winfield
Earl Connelley
Federal Bureau of Investigration
Windsay Henry
Suffolk County
Anna Kupry
Anova
New Bridge on 40 Dedicated at June 26 Ceremony
The state highway commission opened a $1,200,000 Missouri River bridge in Weldon Springs as part of U S Highway 40 relocation. The June 26 ceremony will feature Governor Lloyd Stark. A St Charles County push seeks to name the structure the Daniel Boone bridge.
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Weldon Springs
State Highway Commission
Missouri River
Lloyd Stark
St. Charles County
Daniel Boone
Widow of Champ Clark Memoir Reveals Social Life
The widow recalls life with Champ Clark in Washington and Missouri, noting how she balanced hosting dinners with political engagement. She remained close to Bryan’s influence, refused to remove a Bryan portrait, and shared Presbyterian and Disciples faiths with Clark. Their children Champ and Annie Hamilton died in infancy.
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Washington
Clark
Congress
Bowling Green
Missouri
Honey Shack
William Jens Jnings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
Bryan
Was Husband's Loyal Companion
Mrs. Champ Clark, the wife of former Speaker Champ Clark, died in New Orleans recalling decades of service beside him. She managed correspondence and public affairs, spoke to women's clubs, and guided home life with democratic charm. Her adventures included chaperoning a boat trip during an electrical storm.
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Washington
Champ Clark
New Orleans
Congress
Clark
House
Missouri
Renew Skull Graking in Steel Strike Continues
Night sky lit by red glow as mills fired and workers endured a dangerous strike. Nine injured including a Bethlehem steel worker with a fractured skull. Ohio Governor Davey urged peace talks while Johnstown and other cities moved to restore order. Union leaders held secret talks in Pittsburgh amid reports of potential strike extension and discussions with General Motors.
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Bethlehem
Columbus
Steel and C.so
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Davey
Pennsylvania
Farle
Lynn Adams
Johnstown
Daniel Shields
Youngstown
Buffalo
Monroe
Mich
CIO
Grand Rapids
Pittsburgh
Detroit
United Automobile Workers
CLO
General Motors
C.I.O
Financial condition of Missouri Synod churches reported
Fulton Missouri June 15 AP The Rev Arthur Perry Carthage state Clerk and E W Moore Kansas City state treasurer told the annual meeting that financial conditions of the churches were good Mrs W S Stinson reported on the Presbyterian orphanage at Farmington Mo Other reports and addresses were made by several pastors and the Missouri Synod Society held sessions with speakers including Ann Reid and Z F Herdliska etc
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Fulton, Mo
Arthur 5. Perry
Carthage
E. W. Moore
Kansas City
Missouri Synod of the Presbyterian Church
W. 5. Stinson
Presbyterian
Farmington
A. J. McClung
Springfield
R. A. N. Wilson
DeSoto
F. A. Roble
St. Louis
Ann T. Reid
Central
Board of Foreign Missions
Missouri Synodical Society
Z. F. Herdliska
H. Darnall
Neosho
Collapse of Marble Pillars at St. Peter's Basilica
Huge sections of several massive marble pillars toppled onto the pavement of St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City. The fall did not threaten visitors in the crowded conurlyard, and authorities began inspecting damage and assessing the cause.
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Vatican
Vatican City
St. Peter’s
Conurlyard
St. Peter's
Vatican Officials Inspect St Peter’s Cathedral Columns
Eugenio Pacelli and Monsignor Pellizzo ordered a full inspection of cathedral columns after marble fragments loosened by sudden temperature changes. Vatican engineers note the fragments likely detached from thermal shifts in recent days. City authorities plan extensive costly work to align and secure the massive pillars of St Peter’s, one of about thirty similar structures. The second item notes the oldest American glass company, established in 1770 in southern New Jersey.
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Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Vatican
Monsignor
Luigi Pellizzo
Monsignor Pellizzo
Vatican City
Jthey
St. Peter's
America
United States
New Jersey
Glass Container Site History Recalled in Brief
A brief note recalls a site that has produced glass containers since a defined period, highlighting ongoing operations and the firm’s long standing manufacturing presence at a single location. The history emphasizes continuity and the site's enduring role in glass production.
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Colby McChester
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Hetty Joach
Wardsville
J. & Summers
Vogelsang Holland
Roc. Buhr
Justice Pros LePage
Buhr
Ted Moore
West High Street
Irene Caffee
Washington Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Pope’s
Aidnaping
Charles Owens
Linn
Ori Bowden
Eldon
Harry “Te, Peat
Women of American
Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corporation
State Presbyterian Synod
Fulton
Setter Poute
Phi A
Stearns & Foster
Biltmore
Bates
Cad Keven
THE
Standard Oil
SEIS
Coe Dl
Carl Kavanaugh
Canan City
Colorado
Southern Colorado Power Co
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