Senator Clark Opposes Ross Reforestation Appointment
The Jefferson City Post Tribune reports that a telegram from Senator Bennett Clark and several congressmen protested John H. Ross's employment in Missouri's reforestation program. The piece extols Ross as an expert former Game and Fish Commissioner trusted to implement federal relief work, noting his honesty and efficiency and arguing federal goals serve all Missouri people, not party adherents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Clark
John H. Ross
Teoss
Missouri
Ross
Washington
Clark
Congress
Senator Glass Closes Night in Bitter Session
Washington June 19 Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, age 75, remained at the late session to see veterans payments debate end. The dramatic scene drew crowds with Glass exchanging sharp remarks with Senator Cutting over war debts and records, ending with a pointed, bitter attack at 1:30 a.m.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Carter Glass
Virginia
Unings
Senate
Congress
House
Cummings
Farley
Cary Grayson
Huey Long
Borah
Glass Schall
Minnesota
Pontius Pilate
Cutting
New Mexico
Glass
Gutting
Morgan
Reen
Pennsylvania
Joab
Amasa
Floyd Negos to Go Down in UHR of Lead
Walter Griffith Clinton real estate dealer and Sheriff Jack Killingsworth of Polk county describe their hostage hours with outlaw Pretty Boy Floyd near Deepwater and in Kansas. Floyd warned them not to talk and predicted he would die full of lead as lawmen closed in.
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Kansas City
Walter I. Griffith
Clinton
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Oklahoma
Law
Jack Killingsworth
Polk County
Griffith
Killingsworth
Lees Summit
Missouri
Killngsworth
Thomas B. Bush
Jackson County
Kansas
Ottawa
Views Comments of Others Honor Among Thieves Denied
The piece argues the so called honor among thieves is misread. It states underworld silence stems from self preservation against police. It explains two reasons for deathbed denials and the danger of betraying rivals. It cites Harpers Magazine to frame the view.
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Underworld
Crooktrom
Harpers Magazine
Southern novels shift from romance to grit in postwar depictions
In a North American Review critique, Ellen Glasgow is praised as a leading American woman novelist while noting a trend away from idealized Southern chivalry. The piece cites Stribling and other writers as presenting the Negro's hardships and squalor over royalty, reflecting a grimmer postwar view.
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Ellen Glasgow
Stribling
North American Review
Pollution in Running Water A Sanitary Warning
The text argues that running water does not purify itself and often spreads pollutants. It contrasts standing water, which settles out particles, with streams that remain stirred and transport germs longer. It warns against trusting country springs or waterfalls and advises boiling water before drinking when supplies are unavoidable.
Missouri Officials Predict Brighter Days for State
State officials report improving farm and business conditions in Missouri. Agriculture leaders foresee higher prices and an uplift in industry with fall prospects. Bankers note better stock and bond markets, more capital flowing to businesses, and rising demand for mining materials.
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Missouri
United Press
Jewell Mayes
State Board of Agriculture
Mayes
O. H. Moberly
Neil Ross
Guy B. Park
Dwight Brown
T. H. Cutler
Highway
Highway Department
Representative Bolivar Kemp Dies in Louisiana
Amite Louisiana June 19 AP Bolivar Endards Kemp who represented Louisiana's sixth district in Congress for eight years died suddenly of heart trouble at his home shortly after returning from Washington He was 60 years old The Jewish population of Poland has been estimated at 2 829 456 the second largest number of Jews in many country of the world.
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Cole County
Jefferson City
United
Amite
Bolivar Endards Kemp
Louisina
Washington
Poland
Engagement and romance entwine in Lancaster tale
Janet Saile, 38, secretary to HRUCE WAMIL TON, juggles a broken engagement, a new devotion to ROLF CAILYLE, and a growing bond with JEFF. A highway drive reveals jealousy, heartbreak, and questions of lasting love as Janet weighs leaving Mrs Curtis’s big house for a life she imagines elsewhere.
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Puudin
Vvax
Janet Saile
Rolf Cailyle
Abe Beorne
Betty Wenball
Ianet
Hruce Wamilton
Olunzgeer
Rolf
Jepe Grant
Jef
Holt
Hetty
Abe
Lem
Hanmilton
Janet
Silvavi
Jefe
Jeff
Keev Eadlights
Janet Tooved
Nelson
Danet
Gift Dilemmas and Quiet Lake Plans in Janet's World
Janet contemplates love triangle as Jeff's devotion to Dolores appears unshakable. Mrs. Curtis plans a lakeside retreat at Silver Bay while Janet trims her own wardrobe and recalls a year ago when she and Rolf Carlyle shared a carefree night at the amusement park.
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Rob
Betty
Rolf
Holf
Jeff
Janet
NEA Service, Inc
Dolores
Anbet
Mrs. Curtis
Anet
Buster
Rolf Carlyle
Sued & Gay
Rot
Janet Wipnea
Hit
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Eee
Bathday Tre Tribune
Associated Press
Moss Second Glass
Moth Im
Sassouri
Pasebla
Acyancs
Supreme Court
Wlakness
Ferdinand Pecora
Louis Henry Howe
Board of Agriculture
Senator Glade
Bolivar
South
Tybalt
Gen. Johnson
Rugh S Johnson
United States
Bolivar Kemp
Louisiana
Jane
Thea
Lee Jeff
Laura Lou C
Brookman
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