Perfect Crime Hounds Tufversion Mystery Across Nations
New York and European police probe the Agnes Tufversion disappearance, tracing Llyan Poderjay and Mme Susanne Ferrand through Vienna and London. Evidence remains scarce, with no corpus delicti. authorities suspect murder but lack proof. Meanwhile Brighton finds a baby’s trunk body as Scotland Yard seeks the identity of a missing young woman connected to the case.
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Battle Against Low Mood Cost Country Cheaper Than War
Washington June 20 AP The third congress found the battle against the low mood costly though cheaper than the war against Germany 16 years ago. It set a peacetime record for appropriations and obligations, but totals fell well short of the 36 000 000 000 outlay authorized by wartime Congress. Figures vary. some cite 6 800 000 000 others 17 900 000 000 for the regular session just closed.
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Knox warns U S on Europe fate and planned economy
Chicago June 20 Col Frank Knox publisher of the Chicago Daily News warned the Association of Commerce that institutionalized planning and a planned economy have no place in American life. He cited Italy Russia Germany and Austria observing dictatorship and deteriorating living standards, and said democracy is abandoned where regimented economies prevail. He also noted twenty five thousand measles cases in the U S this spring.
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Indictment Charges Tax Evasion by Aviation Chiefs
An eight member indictment filed by a federal grand jury targets prominent aviation figures from St Louis and New York for conspiring to evade $201,225 in income tax tied to a $2.25 million net profit from Universal Aviation and Fokker stock sales in 1929. The case details alleged falsified returns, inter company transactions, and a $250,000 payoff directive to influence the tax outcome.
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Local News Briefs From Jefferson City and St Louis
Millsap leaves for St Louis on business. Harold Lloyd hosts a stag party for Edloyd’s Cleaners team at 1826 West Main. County Recorder LePape issued a marriage license to William H Wiley and Rachel Brerineisen of Jefferson City. Temperature hit 96 with 65 low. Jefferson City golfers travel to Sedalia for Ladies Day at the country club. Harry Blackwell and Fred Bassman depart for a Gasconade River boating and fishing trip.
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Roosevelt Receives Yale Honorary Doctorate
President Roosevelt, a Harvard graduate, is awarded Yale Universitys Doctor of Laws honorary degree in Woolsey Hall during commencement. Yale notes him as a brave leader in a perilous time as 12 notable figures receive honors and 1,100 degrees are conferred across all schools.
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Susan Says I BO Washington Texas wedding
Miss Susan Sheppard daughter of Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas wed Cornelius McGillicuddy Jr son of Connie Mack the famed manager today at the Sheppard home in Washington. Also reports on early threshing in Sedalia and a local suicide, then hog prices in Kansas City and a note on forgeries via gummed stamps and an oyster growth hypothetical.
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Gunmen Fail to Rob Local Bank Nightriders Detain People
Gunmen failed to steal a local bank safe as a winch on a truck broke the load twice. A machine operator described the botched attempt as dawning. Dr E E Good rich observed and escorted captives home to Crescent while Sheriff Beck tracked the suspects 10 miles away on Highway 33 before losing them. A mushroom found in Australia is noted for its unusual glow.
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Bishop’s Brother Ben Lillis Dies in Portland Home
Ben F. Lillis brother of Bishop Thomas F. Lillis of Kansas City Catholic diocese died at his Portland home following an operation. He was 74 years old.
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MacKenzie and Williams Elevated in Shrine Leadership
Morley F. MacKenzie of Toronto was elected outer guard of the Imperial Divan of the Shrine. Dana S. Williams of Lewiston was elevated to Imperial Potentate by the council of the order at the gathering in Minneapolis on June 20.
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Favorable outlook for Missouri corn crop hinges on rain
The Weekly Weather and Crop Bulletin reports Missouri corn progress in lowlands and rain-affected areas is good if normal rainfall arrives soon. Some northwest fields have begun to stand, oats are poor, potatoes crop is poor, and pastures need rain. Trachoma note appears as an unrelated insert.
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