Extra Dollars Pour In as Used Goods Trade Flourishes
A St Louis market snapshot shows brisk activity in used articles, with diverse prices for eggs, live poultry, butter, cheese, and assorted livestock. Regional reports from Kansas City, Chicago, and East St Louis detail price levels for hogs, cattle, lambs, and dairy products, reflecting a broad wartime era market pace and regional price spreads.
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East St. Louis
U. S&s. Dept
Fexas
Femal
Iosa
Courpea
Dimaggio Upsets Yanks. 29-Game Hit Streak Ties Record
In a three game sweep of the Tribe, DiMaggio extended his hitting streak to 29 games while Joe Gordon belted his 10th homer of the season boosting the Yankees to a 21st straight game with 2 doubles in the set. Buck Newsom lost again for Detroit as Washington beat the Tigers 3-1. Bil Lohrman and the Giants shut out Cincinnati 6-0. Babe Dahlgren debuted at first for the Cubs in a 3-1 win over Philadelphia. The oddities of the day include Frank Crosetti being spiked and hurt and out for five days.
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Tribe
Yanks
Joe Gordon
St. Louis Browns
Dimaggio
Roger Peckinpazugh
Earl Combs
Bill Dickey
Frank Crosetti
Buck Newsom
Detroit
Washington Senators
Tigers
Newsom
Ken Chase
Pat Mullin
Tiger
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Bil Lohrman
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Babe Dahlgren
Chicago
Ace
Missouri Kansas 10 Continue Dispute Hearing Resumes
Samuel Wilson, special master named by the U.S. Supreme Court, said a boundary dispute hearing between Missouri and Kansas will resume Wednesday in St. Joseph, Missouri. The case involves the Missouri River’s changing course from the Nebraska border to the Kaw River mouth, with the hearing expected to last about two weeks.
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Kansas City
Samuel Wilson
U. S. Supreme Court
Missouri
Kansas
St. Joseph
Nebraska
Kaw River
Wilson
Walker quits post in teachers group in Missouri
Columbia Missouri June 17 Thomas J Walker resigns as secretary of the Missouri State Teachers Association and returns to editing School and Community, the association publication. Everett Keith as assistant secretary is elevated to secretary effective July 1. Walker, formerly Boone county state representative, has edited the publication for many years.
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Columbia
Thomas J. Walker
Missouri State Teachers Association
School and Community
Walker
Association
Everett Keith
Boone County
Shackled suspects are re sentenced in Missouri
In Carthage Missouri on June 17 Robert Rice and Hunter Hight were re sentenced to 1 year in the Missouri penitentiary after their daylight holdup of the Joplin Service Company. The supreme court had reversed their original 400 year convictions because they were shackled in court and a new trial was ordered. A Jasper county circuit court jury delivered the re sentences last night.
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Carthage
Robert Rice
Hunter Hight
Missouri
Rice
Hight
Joplin Service Company
Supreme Court
Jasper County
Night Club Owner Killed in Wichita Robbery
Gel Matthews, 52, was killed and his wife injured in a Wichita night club robbery. Four men raided the club early, took about $125, bound Matthews after slugging him, shot him in the back when he refused to surrender more cash, then bound Mrs Matthews and fled. She walked to a filling station to summon help.
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Wichita
Kan
Gel Matthews
Mathews
Twoen
Pryor Embezzlement Trial Delayed to September Term
Circuit Judge Ben Terte continued today the trial of John J. Pryor on embezzlement charges tied to the city water department. The judge moved the proceedings to the first week of the September term, noting the case likely cannot finish before summer’s end.
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Kansas City
Ben Terte
John J.pryor
Terte
Pryor
City Water Department
Birth rate rises against forecasts in census report
Washington June 11 AP The census bureau said the US birth rate rose in the first four months of this year about 20 000 more births than last year indicating an annual rate of 18 5 per 1000 population the highest since 1930 J C Capt census director announced the figures defying scientific predictions
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Washington
Census Bureau
J.C. Capt
Salute to the Champions and Coast-to-Coast Radio Dance Lineup
Radio schedule for June 17 1941 and June 18 listing dozens of orchestras and broadcasts from 5:15 p.m. to midnight with many named acts such as Howard Shelton Spivak Dorsey and Duffy, plus sports and news inserts, reflecting a dense daily program outside broadcasts and a closing Goodnight All segment.
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Howard and Shelton
Charlie Spivak
George Duffy
Mexico
Morton Gould
del Courtney
Wythe Williams
Jimmy Joy
Ben Bernie
BBC News
Marvin Dale
Jan. Savitt
Don Bester
New
Maron
Cheer Up Gang
B.S. Bercovici
Sam
Choir Loft
Buckeye Four
News
Abram Ravinsky
Edith Adams
Helen Holden
Mother's
Mountaineers
Dance Orchestra
Duke Daly
Mutual’s. Matinee
Glenn Gray
Shafter Parker
McFarland Twins
Lone Ranger
Dick Gasparre
Jan Garber
Freddy Martin
Griff Williams
Carl Hoff
Orchestrra
Art Mooney
Louis Conn Rivalry Sparks Ring Talk in Washington Parade
In a frank boxing discussion, observers note Dempsey’s quick blast, Joe Louis seeks a short fight with Conn, Blackburn believes longer bouts favor Conn, Louis dazzled Buddy Baer in Washington, and Savold’s punch proves dangerous. The column highlights public expectations of a brutal, crowd-pleasing showdown and enduring wisdom of boxing adage.
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Dempsey
Louis
Conn
Joe
Jack Blackburn
Lee Savold
Billy
Classified Advertising Information and Policy Snapshot
The Tribune Printing Company outlines rules for classified ads including formatting, editing rights, error handling, and rates. It lists classification categories from announcements to autos, with details on insertion timing, pricing, and the publisher’s discretion to reject or adjust copy.
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Tribune Printing Company
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Moreau Drive
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Cole County Abstract CO
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