Law Would Punish Influence Buyers
A post Tribune report notes a subcommittee’s findings on influence peddling. The piece describes how buyers and those who hire influence peddlers could face penalties, including seizure of property and funds. Senators Nixon Hoey Mundt support stronger penalties to curb graft and coercive lobbying in government dealings.
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Washington
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Pre Trial Parley Set in Missouri Utility Suit
Washington dispatch reports a pre trial conference today in the Missouri power companies suit to block Rural Electrification Administration funds for Southwest steam plants. Trial set for Oct 1 on whether REA and SPA contracts with five co operatives are valid or invalid. Kansas City Power & Light and others argue plan duplicates facilities harms customers and extends SPA into their areas. Government contends plan authorized by REA flood control laws. Also reported is the death of 51-year-old Mrs Rose Hammer struck by a car in Kansas City, the citys 20th traffic fatality of the year.
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Rural Electrification Administration
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Southwestern Power Administration
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E. Fontaine Broun
Kansas City Power & Light Company
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Rose Hammer
Endorsement Given Ike's Candidacy by Scripps-Howard
New York papers in the Scripps-Howard group endorsed General Dwight D. Eisenhower for the GOP nomination. The New York World Telegram and Sun urged Taft supporters to reconsider, praising Ike as a capable leader with peace and war experience and broad confidence for America.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York World-Telegram and
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Scripps-Howard Group
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Republican Party
Ike Ike
America
Zinen- Shower
GOP
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Bob Taft
Missouri Old Age Pensioners Get Higher May Checks
Welfare officials report May aid to Missouri retirees rose by an average of 2.06. May totals reached 5,908,581 for 181,511 recipients at an average of 45.61. April had 142 fewer pensioners and 5,733.25 in payments averaging 43.45. Dependent children aid rose slightly while disabled cases increased to 11,430 for 530,825, averaging 46.44.
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Missouri
State Division of Welfare
Tests Prove Value of Heart of Milk Protein in Holsum Bread
Historical notes explain tests on milk protein addition to Holsum white bread. Lab groups showed faster growth and higher protein efficiency with the supplement. It argues cereal proteins lack certain amino acids and that Heart of Milk balances and raises overall nutritional quality and body-building value.
Heart of Milk and Balanced Protein in Diets
The article discusses choosing balanced protein in daily diets for recovery from illness or injury. It emphasizes protein sources like milk, meat, and vegetables to repair body tissue, prevent anemia, and support growth, noting higher protein intake aids healing and may help aging bodies.
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Johnny Cane
City Church Sends Two to Convention
Faith Lutheran Church on Dix road and industrial ave sends two delegates to the 70th Western District LCMS convention at Concordia Seminary St Louis. Pastor William J Wollenburs and layman Carl G Schwerin represent the congregation among 500 clergy and lay delegates from 293 congregations.
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Dix Road
Industrial Ave
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Toal
William J. Wollenburs
Carl G. Schwerin
Circle Drive
Put on Probation On Check Charge
John L. Foster, a soldier at Fort Leonard Wood, was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary on a bogus check charge by Judge Sammy Blair in circuit court. He was paroled under the State Board of Probation and Parole. Foster passed a bogus $2.65 check at Tower Court on February 18, and had served about three months in the county jail. Authorities said he tendered several other bogus checks prior to that time.
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Fort Leonard Wood
State Penitentiary
Sammy Blair
State Board of Probation and Parole
Foster
Tower Court
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