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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1932
Page
2
Sedalia Missouri June 21 Evelyn Young aged 15 died in a hospital from burns suffered when she attempted to revive a tire by scouring oil on it. Her dress caught fire and her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Young were away from home at the time.
Washington June 1 The American Railway Association reported revenue freight loadings for the week ending June 1 at 501 160 cars. The figure shows an increase of 54 373 cars from the previous week but is 230 649 cars lower than the same week in 1931.
Amelia Earhart Putnam arrives in Washington after solo North Atlantic flight to receive a special National Geographic Society gold medal. President Hoover meets her, then luncheon with trustees and a sequence of formal receptions with Vice President Curtis, the Senate, and the House, followed by meetings with Navy Secretary Adams and Commerce Secretary Lamont.
Washington June 21 The Bonus Expeditionary Force encamped army stays put through summer. Rank and file show little concern for politics while leaders split over a third party move. Commander in Chief W W Waters opposes it, backed by the executive committee. Waters calls a third party bid dangerous. congressional support for bonus payments hinges on the two major parties. A legislative army committee urged action if Democratic convention and presidential candidates do not encourage it.
M H Cahill president of the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad warned that if current presidential year patterns hold, an upturn is near. He noted freight warnings in the past six months generally rose versus the prior year and that since June loadings on the MKT have improved. The six day average gain is about 200 cars daily, a notable shift from last year’s decline.
Alfred Felly of 814 University Avenue Madison Wisconsin claims a superior breakfast solution beyond lard substitutes. His flapjack method draws praise from UW students and locals who know his restaurant and its iced Iso Vie starter for cold mornings.
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