Rolla Boy Wins Edison Trip Representation in Missouri
Glenn Cross of Rolla won the right to represent Missouri in the Edison competition for a four year technical course at Edison’s expense. He ranked first in the state examination of June 6 among 45 contestants, with two second place ties and two third place ties. The winner will receive round trip expenses to Hash Orange New Jersey to join 48 others for the Edison program ending August 1.
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Glenn Cross
Rolla
Missouri
Edison
Jit
Charles A. Lee
Cross
Tae
Buchanan
Jackson County
St. Louis
W. W. Gibbany
State Department of Education
Otto Heisterberg
Sedalia
Edison Laboratories
Lee
Hash Orange
N. J
District of Columbia
Mr. Edison
Edison Closes August 1. the Program For the Boys’ Entertainment
Whiche Lee
Edison Industries
Rock Spring Country Club
New York
Coney Island
J. J. Walker
City Hall
Wall Street resumes deflationary slide after brief rally
The New York market faced renewed deflationary pressure as prices fell on heavy liquidation. Major industrials and commodity issues slumped to levels near 1914, with U S Steel, American Telephone, Du Pont and others dropping sharply. Despite late rallies, the close remained heavy amid widespread losses and a day’s volume of about 7.25 million shares.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
WEW
York
Europe
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
du Pont
North ‘American
American Water Works
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
Johns Manville
Consolidated Gas
Columbia Gas
Case
Allied Chemical
Eastman Kodak
Witness Testimony Details Car Doors and Threats in Secrest Case
The trial heard testimony on the car’s mud splashes and door latch condition after a curve, with defense questioning why earlier statements differed. Witnesses described threats made by Secrest toward Elyda Anderson, plus police detective Schatzer’s handling of drag marks, hair, blood spots, and the car’s interior during the investigation.
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Centertown
Windsor
Smith
Sevier
Secrest
Miss Anderson
Roy
Elyda
Clyda
A. P. Barton
Schatzer
Elliott Campf
Chief Parker
Parker
Jefferson City
Clara Bow Thrills Dallas Then Plans Quick Exit
Clara Bow, hailed as the Ib girl of Hollywood, surprised Dallas with a mysterious Monday appearance and an apparent Hawaii alibi. She told a Dallas Times Herald reporter she would leave soon due to heat and noise, and studio officials dismissed the $30,000 money demand tale as extravagant. The star was in Dallas with a secretary using an alias, while Hollywood studios denied any unpaid money claims. The report also notes London’s vast size and population.
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Dallas
Texas
Clara, Bow
The
Magics
Hawaii
Dallas Times Herald
California
Hollywood
Clara
Associated Press
Miss Baw
Queens Seeks Maniac Slayer With Deadly Threats
Queens on edge as a killer who already slain two men and threatens a third tonight targets College Point. Police hunt for a 40 year old man five foot six wearing shabby clothes and speaking with a foreign accent. Victims include Joseph Mozynski and Noel Lowley, with two witnesses Catharine May and Elizabeth Ring providing descriptions. The killer signs notes with inverted V and 3X symbols and hints at further violence.
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New York
Queens
College Point
Catharine May
Joseph Mozynski
Mozynski
Miss May
Hyde's Name In Postoffice Dispute
In St Louis on June 18 AP report says Secretary Arthur M Hyde is drawn into a fight over the site of a new post office in his home city Trenton Missouri. Rep Ralph Lozier charges a Trenton man pushed $25000 extra beyond needs and influenced Fourth Assistant Postmaster General John W Philip to back a different site. Frances Fietcher resigns from Disenstein to join Saffee Store.
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ST. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Washington Dispatch
Arthur M. Hyde
Hyde
Trenton Mo
Ralph F. Lozier
Trenton
Lozier
John W. Philip
Kings and Queen in peril as violent Ascot storm hits crowd
At Ascot, a severe electrical storm struck the Royal Enclosures during the Royal Hunt Cup meeting. King and Queen were in the royal box as a lightning bolt killed Walter Hobbein, a noted English bookmaker, in Tattersall's ring. Society women were trampled while scrambling for shelter, hats and parasols lost, and some guests arrived slippers in mud. The storm also interrupted proceedings and diverted attention from royal attendance.
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Ascot
Eng
Pauic
Royal Ascot
Walter Holbein
England
Tattersall
George
Queen Mary
Prince of Wales
Windsor
Castile
Virginia Births Hit 12 826 in First Quarter 1930 Record
Virginia reports 12 826 births in the first quarter of 1930, setting a new high for recent years and signaling continued population growth despite economic strain.
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Virginia
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Amggouri
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New Jersey
Inancial News
Clara Bow
London
Frances Fietcher
Disenstein
High Street
Saffee
Carters
Royal
United States
Canada
Germany
United Kingdom
France
Sweden
Italy
McCormick
Au East Capitol
HOPE
Prosperous
Dawn OF
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Jefferson St
Hupmobile
Cole County Motor CO
Jefferson City, Mo
Hupmbile
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