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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
8
Chicago June 16 AP The farm belt reports dampened harvest hopes after a strong start with forecasts for a big crop but not the record wheat yield once predicted. Black rust wet weather and frost damage trimmed June 1 estimates, government plans for 1938 wheat control paused, while prices edged up and farm income may fall compared with 1937.
Heiress defies parental frown as southwest localities report combines in action amid freeze and rust affecting millable wheat. Champ Clark starts renomination bid in Flat River on June 25. Robert I. Young of St Joseph and James Longstreet Cleveland of Providence Haven have not announced plans.
Willis H. Meredith of Poplar Bluff, former Missouri House speaker, announced he would open his Democratic senatorial campaign in Sikeston on Saturday. Joseph T. Davis of St. Louis said he would start this week in Clayton, with no date set. Senator Bennett's status unclear.
President Roosevelt attends his son John Roosevelt and Anne Lindsay Clark wedding in Nahant while workmen scrub a dock at Salem for his arrival aboard the Potomac. The trip was affected by a congressional adjournment delay, keeping the President at his desk in Washington with potential departure changes.
Five Kalinga head hunters were given lenient sentences for killing two Christian youths in Manila. The court cited their lack of education, remote tribal upbringing, and non Christian status. Each defendant received 12 to 16 years in prison and was ordered to pay $1,000 to the victims' heirs.
Roanoke police report a passenger attached a bus pass to a homing pigeon for family use. Toledo teacher returns $50 to the board after long silence, hoping it becomes a habit. Oklahoma City retail head proposes seals on dresses to curb returns after on approval. Zeppelin gained early aeronautics exposure as Civil War observer in the U.S. Short items from Des Moines, Omaha, and Canadian butter export figures complete this miscellany.
Moberly newspaper man Edward L Lowell, age 61, died yesterday at Barnes Hospital in St Louis after five months of illness. Funeral services are planned in Moberly.
Advertising claims that Fasteeth powder stabilizes false teeth without dropping or slipping while avoiding a sweet or pasty mouthfeel. It touts real teeth comfort all day and praises both consumers and dentists, urging purchase at druggists in two sizes.
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