Order Out of Chaos in Mexico Relaxes Church Strife
A Mexican government church accord ends long standing friction with the Catholic Church by allowing interpretation of contested points. It confirms registration of priests, permits worship and teaching within churches, and lets citizens petition for law changes. The piece hopes for broader settlement and greater church service in Mexico and notes implications for religious freedom in the United States.
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Mexico
Igvernment
Gil
Fwe
Brotherhood
Iman van
God
Missouri farmer Eton Sherman Houston urged for farm relief board
Editorial endorses Eton Sherman Houston of Malta Bend Missouri for a seat on the Farm Relief Board. The piece argues his practical farming experience and balanced judgment suit the commission's work, and says his appointment would provide seasoned leadership for the relief bill's implementation. It notes federal decision by the President and Secretary of Agriculture will name members next week.
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Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Missouri
Houston
Farm Relief Board
The Menace of Fireworks Fourth of July Safety
An editorial warns that despite years of Safe and Sane campaigns many children will be harmed by fireworks sold in suburban stores and roadside booths. It urges parents to curb purchases and avoid risky stunts as towns hold free displays on July Fourth.
Governor Caulfield On The Air In Statewide Broadcast
After five months in office Governor Caulfield appears steady to Missouri residents yet will address the public this evening in a radio broadcast over Station WMAQ. The speech aims to reassure voters and outline his administration's next steps.
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Caulfield
Missouri
Governor to Speak Worthwhile on Missouri Radio Tonight
The Chicago Daily News notes the Missouri governor will address listeners on the air this evening. Though not a fiery orator, he is a solid speaker whose message promises value and thoughtful content for Missouri audiences.
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Chicago Daily News
Missouri
A New Ice Age Warning From Arctic Explorer MacMillan
Arctic explorer Donald MacMillan warns the northern hemisphere may near a new ice age as Eskimos report glaciers advancing south and measurements show southward glacier movement of about 50 feet per year. He cautions the fear could be false but urges attention to this potential global threat.
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Donald MacMillan
Ohio River
MacMillan
Northland
Comment From Other Papers Why We Rush in Traffic
A reader quotes the Shelbina Democrat on modern haste. It laments perpetual hurry in daily driving and travel, noting nervous states when blocked by slow vehicles or rough roads. The piece contrasts easy mornings and nights with constant rushing elsewhere.
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Highway Department
Shelbina Democrat
Hopes for Hoover Mistakes Shape Democratic Strategy
The Democratic dinner in Washington aired a strategy to ride Hoover errors as a political issue. The New York World counters, saying betting on Hoover missteps is impracticable and undignified, noting he may cause minor trouble but would need far bigger mistakes for a shift in public support, per the Joseph News-Press.
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Washington
Hoover
New York
Democrats
St. Joseph News-Press
Spirit of Work and Harsh Hours Reported Abroad
An American business man returning from abroad notes a lack of snap and vim among European workmen. He contrasts long hours and early starts with the American pace, citing workers beginning before daylight and continuing until dark. The observer comments on the grueling schedule and asks how anyone can maintain morale under such conditions.
Acid Burns and Safety in Industry
A health briefing notes how concentrated acids damage skin by drawing water and bonding with proteins. It cites Germany and Britain showing acid burns as a notable risk in chemical work, with nitric, sulphuric, and hydrochloric acids causing most injuries. Also covers immediate washing with bicarbonate, glove use, and mentions historical tea price and gems as quartz forms.
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Germany
Birthday reflections on democracy and independence
The Boonville Advertiser recalls the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, defending representative government and equal rights against cynics like Mencken and Sinclair Lewis. It urges Americans to honor democracy beyond holidays and consider its true significance for society.
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Pleto
Thomas Jefferson
Mencken
Sinclair Lewis
Othies
Valibré
Boonville
Missouri Supreme Court upholds criminal conviction in Taylor case
The Missouri Supreme Court rejected Edward Taylor of St. Louis’s plea that conflicting statutes nullified his conviction. Justice D E Blair held the Habitual Criminal law and the Bates law do not conflict, preserving the conviction and ensuring punished crime without legal technicalities. Joplin Globe notes the decision protects justice and public satisfaction.
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Missouri Supreme Court
Edward Taylor
St. Louis
D. E. Blair
Joplin
Missouri
Blair
Globe
Deputy Sheriff Faces Two Counts in Taylor shooting
Newport Arkansas deputy sheriff George Johnson is charged with two counts of first degree murder in the shooting of 22 year old Glen Quay of Taylor Missouri. Authorities say Quay was shot in the back while attempting to flee after being arrested on drunkenness and liquor possession charges. Johnson claims his shot fired accidentally when his foot slipped.
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Sherif George Johnson
Newport Ark
Glen Quay
Taylor Mo
Johnson
Snook Murder Indictment Stands Against Ohio Professor
In Columbus Ohio June 22 a first degree murder indictment remained against Dr James H Snook a former Ohio State University veterinary professor charged with the confessed slaying of his coed paramour Theora Hix 25 a medical student Snook s defense says he will not plead guilty forcing the state to prepare for a jury trial County prosecutor Jann Chester may seek a special term due to summer recess Mrs Snook the accused man s wife declares belief in his innocence and vows support saying he could not have committed the crime and she will stand by him through the trial.
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Columbus
Ohio
James H. Snoon
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
Snook
Jann J. Chester
Rival's Rival In Love Drama Sparks Court Case
Nan Morgan, loyal assistant to defense lawyer John Curtis Morgan, transcribes crucial testimony from Alice Belton about Bert Crawford and Roy Bland. Crawford faces a royal flush of suspicion as Belton’s account suggests a scheme tied to South American gold and a packing-plant financing plot. Morgan warns of pressure but presses for truth as the trial intensifies.
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Curtis Morgan
Secon Retars
Nan Canroll
Nan
Aquare
Deapiacs Deenett
Co Teatin
Mork
Hix Besutitel
Actilsh Swift
Syhieh
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Able Waslutane Moran
Ige Chawford
Crawford
Wik
Craveford
Iria
Roy Tlant
Morgan
Ligten
Ades Whide Crawford
Alice Belton
Bert Crawford
John Curtis Morgan
Miss Carroll
Catphere
Bert
Brainerd
Alice
Gladys
Roy
Andes
South America
Jack
John Curtis Mor
Nan Carroll Holds Key Witness To Embezzlement Case
In a tense office confrontation Nan Carroll demands Crawford read a tampered witness note. Crawford realizes the risk of exposure and questions Nan’s loyalty. Nan unveils she has two copies and presses a condition to Morgan’s handling of the case before the trial.
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