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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
5
A fragment from a humorous dialogue notes a father asking about diplomatic relations and replies there are none in their family, implying playful domestic diplomacy. The line satirizes formal terms used in international affairs applied to family dynamics.
A reporter in Shenandoah Iowa after a new national tax law notes citizens mainly talk about money and economy. E C Cage of Clovis and Gage hardware voices priorities: better prices for farm products more work and economy in Washington shaping the coming campaign.
In Los Angeles Myrtle Helen Joan St. Pierre, Pasadena nurse, testified she was courted by David Hutton husband of Aimee Semple McPherson, but was jilted. She seeks 200000 dollars for breach of promise as Hutton’s actions unfold from the witness stand. The story shifts to Iowa where farmers and merchants discuss taxes and economic woes.
In Chicago a 23 year old Jack Law rence of Grand Rapids shot and killed a guard during a jail break attempt and then shot himself, dying. Authorities seek who smuggled the pistol to him, with a woman posing as his wife missing. In Washington, a federal kidnapping law is now in force punishing interstate kidnaping with imprisonment. death penalty was dropped for broader terms.
Herbert M. Woolf, noted Kansas City horse fancier, announces retirement from the turf. Long involved in horse breeding and added racers to his stables in 1929, he cites business pressure as the reason for stepping away from racing.
In St Louis on June 23 AP reported coroner William Dever reinvestigated the deaths of Dolan Whitson and his sister Mary Katherine four, determining both died of accidental poisoning. The coroner said someone caused the poison, prompting renewed inquiry.
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