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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1936

Page

4

Trade Revival Seen by Japan

Tokyo AP reports economists assess Japan’s March to May trade declines as partly due to the February 26 rebellion by young officers and Soviet border clashes. Kame kichi Takahashi says abnormal factors like capital flight and import speculation influenced results, with a possible rebound as AAA rulings and policy shifts take effect. Also noted are Gardner-like medieval Niger tribe riders and Titian inspiration from grapes.

TOKYO Japan Kamekichi Takahasi Hirota Ministry of Finance Eiichi Baba Takahashi AAA United States

Bolt Means Trouble Ahead for Democrats

A continued appeal to Democratic delegates to repudiate President Roosevelt surfaced as Jigs refused to attend the Philadelphia meeting. Stand traveled to take the seat for which Smith had been chosen, likely supporting Roosevelt’s renomination. Smith had been guest of John J. Raskob in Maryland before returning home. In Defiance, police and fire officials planned to convert jail cells into a zoo, seeking a bear and monkeys for the display. In Toledo, Arthur McMann defended a companion during a holdup by hammering a bandit, as the car sped away.

Roosevelt Jigs Philadelphia Bert Stand Ytoledo Arthur McMann Winchester

Alley Oop Escapes Guards and Rescues Monster

Alley Oop eludes King War's men and escapes Sawalla Land. He and Ooola seek safety, then return to rescue the heroes from a single monster, earning the guardsmen's eternal gratitude.

Sawalla Ooola Alley Oop King War

Insurance feud prompts drive to quit by O Malley

The state insurance head cites a 31 2 year audit showing Modern Woodmen expenses exceeding income by 3 152 423 as of June 30 1935. He attacks high salaries and criticizes fluctuating rates of fraternals. He urges members to push for changes and notes ten fraternals sue to block the two percent tax.

F. M. McDavid Springfield O'Malley Woodmen A. R. Talbot Lincoln Nebr Maccabees Rais Treasury O’malley

Premiums Collected Since License in Mise Sour

A brief note reports on premiums collected by companies since obtaining their license in Mise Sour. The article highlights regulatory context and ongoing financial figures tied to the licensing date and policyholder activity.

Perkins Seeks Strong Plank On Labor In Democratic Platform

Secretary Perkins expressed hope for a strong labor plank in the Democratic platform and urged action to secure a wage floor as essential to economic stability. She noted plans to attend the Philadelphia convention. A stray line about wild sheep growing hair is noted but not relevant.

Washington Perkins Philadelphia

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Dierina Titian Wricley's Wrigley T Erskine Johnson George Scarbo Sperghot Dhow Sitorey Wegeht Toronto Cani AYS Ige BOLT Raskob Democratic National Committee Fundless Zoo Defiance Dune Raymond Schultz C.O.D FEAF Dean Shell Outs BY Williams TS Reg US NEA Sepuce. Inc Boots By Martin Ervice LSP Scorchy Smith A. Hoh By Hamlin By Noel. Sickley Aly Hamman Scorchy Mickey Himmelstoss Diana Ali Hamman Angelica Weill Yessir Riaa Scorcmy Phyllis Noel Mekees Dana Yessie By Don Flowers SEC. Perkins
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