Jefferson City Rates And Housing Plan News
Subscriptions in Jefferson City list monthly, quarterly, and annual options with various advance payment terms For Missouri and out of state rates Some figures reflect possible misprints The article also describes a local housing program by the Chamber of Commerce to study and propose recommendations on housing and federal housing legislation A forward looking committee will weigh financing and prevent overbuilding while supporting substantial citizens intending to build a home in the near future
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Jefferson City
Inissouri
Sassouri
Chamber of Commerce
Jay Quhugls
Jefferson
Missomi
Senatorial Circus Sparks Missouri Campaign Clash
Republicans anticipate a three ring show this summer as Cochran Truman and Milligan lead campaigns amid heated Democrat threats. Federal probes into campaign funds and alleged donations swirl, with Bennett Clark pressing for scrutiny while Pendergast allies defend the Milligan causes. Cochran remains silent as Milligan and Truman trade barbs, and the red headed Irishman from German St Louis edges toward the lead.
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Missouri
Messrs
Cochran
Truman
Milligan
Bennett Clark
Tuck Milligan
Tom Pendergast
Brother Cochran
St. Louis
von Moltke
Tuck
Harry
German St. Louis
Congress adjourns amid glare at Semagoguery and reform
The 73rd Congress adjourned amid criticisms of Semagoguery and political drift. Supporters like Glass Gore Byrd McAdoo hailed conservative traditions, while Reed Dickinson Patterson and Schall objected to dictatorial overreach. Harold McGugin praised individual freedom as the house closed, and a closing quip wonders about Max Baer in films with Mae West.
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Congress
America
Roosevelt
Glass
Gore
Byrd
McAdoo
Reed
Dickinson
Patterson
Schall
House
Harold McGugin
Kansas
Radical ro' ts and the red book scandal in Gotham
A New York Post feature exposes a 1300 name red book kept by the Bureau of Criminal Investigation labeling radicals including Mrs. Roosevelt and other public figures. The piece deplores police overreach, calls for equal action against all suspected groups, and lampoons political figures while touching on Prohibition era concerns.
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Bureau of Criminal Investigation
New York City
Gothaim
The
New York Post
John LaGarenne
England
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Gotham
Coppers
Manhattan
Water Street
Food and Drug Depart
Rule of seniority shapes Senate leadership in Congress
The Missouri editorial argues seniority in assigning Senate chairmanships has hindered administrations, citing James E. Watson as an anti Hoover foe elevated by tenure, and noting Roosevelt era struggles with Stephens and Smith over key posts. It criticizes long tenure as a frequent source of embarrassment to presidents.
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Capitol Hill
Hoover
James E. Watson
Indiana
Kansas City
White House
Roosevelt
Gul
Senate Commerce Committee
Hubert D. Stephens
Mississippi
Willard Thorp
Amherst Statistician
Bureau of Domestic and Foreign Commerce
Ellison D. Smith
South Carolina
Senate Agriculture and Forestry Committee
Tugwell
Europe Gallo on Britain for Lean E Rod?
A 1884 wire service column by William Pailip Simms argues Britain led by a hesitant Sir John Simon risks war by delaying decisive action as Europe faces a new arms race and potential clash over Rhineland and disarmament. The piece cites Sir Edward Grey’s failures and warns British leadership could trigger another Armageddon if inaction continues.
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Willxyam Pailip Simms
NEA Service, Inc
LON/ON
Europe
Britain
John Simon
Edward Grey
Lord Grey of
Fallodon
Sir John
Great Britain
Sir Edward Grey
Edward
Nertheless
Germany
France
Sir John Simon
Rhineland
Astroneer
Telk
Wickham Steed
London Times
Reindeer and New Deal in Alaska Doings
Washington correspondent reports on the Jingle Bells Committee handling Alaska reindeer disputes. Private ownership, native reliance on meat, and a plan for a federal reindeer corporation with native on board are outlined amid broader New Deal and housing program tensions at PWA and Ickes era policy debates.
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Robney Clutcher
West Tribune
Washington
Jingle Bells
Jingle Bells Committee
Interior Department
Alaska
Good Old
Uncle Sam
United States
Caribors
PWA
Catholic Chief Urges Film Reform and Boycott
Bishop John J. Cantwell, observer for the League of Decency, predicts federal film control if cleaner pictures are not produced. He calls for a three-person board with Catholics, a Protestant, and a Jew to enforce morality and permanent reform, with a boycott as a possible sanction.
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Kansas City
John J. Cantwell
Los Angeles
League of Decency
Cantwell
Washington
League
John T. McNicholas
Cincinnati
League Diserver
Pablito and Sir Aubrey Amid Emotional Tangle
In Key West a tense reconciliation unfolds as Pablito confronts Sir Aubrey about abandonment and the true heir. Pablito recalls a scar from a foster mother and denies taking anything from Aubrey, while Estelle pleads with him. Aubrey, aged and hopeful, contemplates legacy as a nighttime doorbell summons La Pablito.
Fatherless Marriage at Midnight Teases a Tearful Reunion
Sir Aubrey and Pablito share a tender reunion as Pablito announces his upcoming wedding Estelle will marry him. The elder man vows to walk the bride to the ceremony, embracing a future as they face their numbered years and a new daughter. The mood blends joy, tears, and exhausted relief.
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SR Aubrey
Gittings
Pablito
Sir Aubrey
Aubrey
Ablito
Estelle
Noyes
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