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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1937

Page

3

Market Suffers Lowest Trading in Two Years in June

New York reports the stock market sagging to its lowest level in about two years as traders weighed hopes for peaceful strike settlements against fears of protracted negotiations. Early session volatility eased, but late trading brought moderate declines as investors tracked federal mediation talks and the impact of the Blom government crisis on sentiment. Transactions around 30,000 shares.

New York Wall Street Federal Mediation Board Blom

Radio Schedule and Tragic Auto Crash Fatalities

KWOS radio programming listed for June 22 detailing shows from 6:30 to 7:30 PM. In St Louis on June 21 Betty Borders aged two died from injuries after an automobile collision near Ironton Missouri, while Parma Missouri reported 22 year old William Robinson killed and William Wells critically injured when struck by a truck during tire repair. driver not held.

ST. Louis Betty Borders Virgil Borders Ironton Auto Parma William Robinson William Wells

College girl plans career as farmer in UT ag club

Ruth Williams, a UT College of Agriculture junior from Marian North Carolina, faced jeers when joining the all male Ag club yet remains determined to become a farmer. She aims to help manage her father’s farm and sees marriage as a future goal, while seeking a life outdoors with a man who understands farming.

Knoxville Tenn Ag Club Ruth Williams Miss Williams University of Tennessee College of Agriculture Marian N. C Tennessee Agriculture College

Mediation efforts surge as steel strike and injunction loom

In Warren near Youngstown a federal judge restrains strike pickets at Republic Steel. CIO leader McKeown warns a general strike may hit swiftly if called. Key figures like T Cleveland and John J Lewis exit mediation after talks on signed labor contracts. Youngstown plants vie to reopen at 7 am, amid a broader 7 state steel battle that has left thousands idle and two dead, 26 injured.

John L. Lewis Committee For Industrial Organization Great Lakes Cleveland National Labor Relations Board Supreme Court Purnell Youngstown Warrei Ohio Griffith Trumbull Mon Pleas Brant Republic Steel Force Johnstown Great Cambria Bethlehem George H. Earle Pennsylvania Steel -Union Federal Mediation Board Warren Lynn B. Griffith Republic Steel Corp John McKeown C.I.O T. Cleveland John J. Lewis C.so Federal Mediation -Board Battle of Steel FL Purnell Youngstown Sheet and Tube Frances

Flashes of Life under strange headlines from AP reports

A jumble of short AP items from multiple towns dated June 21 notes diverse oddities. A three day old infant in Wapato waves a new splint for a broken arm. Addison Whetstone, a Negro farmer in Matthews, recalls kindness to animals after finding money in a nest. Izaak Walton reference, a dog helper for fishing in Buffalo. Des Moines reports police inspection finds no law against public kissing in a parked car, leading to a shift toward spooning freedoms.

Associated Press Wapato Wash Ernest Stacey W. Stacey St, Matthews Addison Whetstone Whetstone Cene Buffalo Izaak Walton Des -Moines Mapecentain L. L Eklund

New Farm Map Shows Erosion Tenderness by Air Survey

A new U S Department of Agriculture soil conservation service map uses airplane photos to show land as it erodes. It marks erosion risk with tenderness codes A B C and tallies topsoil thickness and soil types while indicating wind erosion potential. Exports to Japan reached 204 million dollars in 1936, surpassing sales to all other Far Eastern nations.

Denver American Association For the ‘Advancement of Science U.S. Department of Japan

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KWOS Housekeeping Kay Kayser Orchestra Harry Reser’s Mona Hess Jimmy Grier Gazettes Harmony Hall St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Country Church of Hollywood Major Hool Busters McClowsey Whit By Williams NEA Bervice, Inc T Rec U PAT_OF Boots Wood Donathan Marlesegro Dones Roa Guz Scorchy Smith HeNdy Scorchy Tex Diana Blimey The A. P Laso By Hamlin By Noel Sickles By Don Flowers Cupid Sec. Wallace
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