State Flower in Danger and Farm Agent Backing
The state flower hawthorn faces risk due to a destructive insect pest found by entomologists at the State College of Agriculture. The Missouri State Board of Agriculture may be asked to curb hawthorn planting near apple orchards. The Farm Agent program in Cole County is defended as a valuable source of increased farm wealth and soil conservation. The Home safety figures show Missouri homes cause more deaths than roads.
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General Assembly
Missouri
Sallie Turner
Missouri House
Kansas City
Enatomologists
State College ‘of “Agriculture
Hawthorne
State Board of Agricul ‘Ture
Bode
Cole County
Dudges
Dix
Bond
Post-Tribune
Cols County
Lucker
State Board of Health
Miss Brice
Phillips
Phillipa
Miss Bryce
Alen
Natalie
Veto overruled on Spanish war veterans pension proposal
The Spanish war veterans bill faced quick overrides by both houses while President Hoover defended the veto. He argued for liberal pensions but urged 90 days service eligibility and protection against disability claims linked to veterans own excesses.
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Congress
Hoover
Carthage Press
Rediscovering God by Salvador de Madariaga
European leader Salvador de Madariaga argues America is about to rediscover God, citing Francis Bacon on learning and religion. He says science now touches the surface of knowledge while the mystery of creation remains, implying God endures beyond human comprehension.
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Salvador de Madariaga
America
Senor de Madariaga
Francis Bacon
de Madariaga
God
Joplin
Globe
Poison ivy hazards prompt city eradication calls in Missouri
A Jefferson City readers column insists poison ivy must be removed from city areas and public spaces. It warns of widespread suffering and even deaths, urges legal action against plants, and describes forms, spread, and preventive treatments including ferric chloride mixtures and potassium permanganate.
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Post-Tribune
Jefferson City
United States
Missouri
Misssouri
Multiple Birth Frequencies Across Countries and Studies
A review of birth series from 50 million, 13 million, and 120 million cases shows twins about once per 85 to 87 births, triplets around once in 7,600 to 7,900, and quadruplets ranging from once in 670,000 to about twice that rate. Variations exist by country with Denmark higher for twins and triplets than Greece or Colombia.
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Ayer
United States
Wall Street
Congress
Senate
International Naval Conference
Court of the World
North Canaan
Connecticut
Western News
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
Germany
W. W. Gruelich
Denmark
Colombie
Greece
Probe of police gang ties delayed to solve Lingle murder
Chicago June 24 AP State's Attorney Swanson said an inquiry into rumored collusion between officials and gangsters is in abeyance until the slaying of Jake Lingle is solved. He promised action against those responsible when appropriate, stressing the pause aims to avoid jeopardizing the murder case.
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Chicago
John A. Swanson
Jake” Lingle
Tribung
Lingle
Flashes of Life in Early Aviation and News Snippets
New York notes Captain Archibald plans to carry an automobile on flights for picnics with a half ton three foot high car from England. West Palm Beach reports Van derbilt party sails for Devil Fish hunt off South America with motor boats shipped ahead. Lindbergh double arrives in New York with a shirt collar and tie in one piece. Salvation Army opens a two cent buttermilk bar amid odd booze sales crackdown.
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New York
Rbb
Archibald
England
West Palm Beach
Fra
George W
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
South America
Lindbergh
France
Dean Claude d'Ahette
le Bourget
Jean
Bowery
Salvation Army
Entwined Loyalties in a Turbulent Love Triangle
Natalie returns to Alan as Phillipa presses for status and independence while Alan debates reconciliation with Natalie and confronts Phillipa's scheme. Mrs Jayhunter urges marriage while a tense Wall Street circle watches Payton Payne’s fate and Alan contemplates his future with Natalie or Phillipa. Natalie writes of a possible reunion as chapters unfold.
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Lynea
Natalie
Alan
Bernadine Lamont
Phillipa West
Phillipa
Natale
Alen
Phil- Hipz
Aeen
Philipa
Exinga Alan
Hillshire
Jayhunter
Mr. Rayden
Mr. Adams
Payton Payne
Payne
Royden
Adams
Phiicipa
Wall Street
Attic Slayer Faces New Defense Story in 1922 Murder
Otto Sanhuber known as attic man seeks to overturn his grand jury confession as defense for Otto Sanhuber in the 1922 murder of Fred Oesterreich. Earl Wakeman says Sanhuber will testify and offer the real, different tale of the killing.
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Los Angeles
Otto Sanhuber
Fred Oester- Reich
Earl Wakeman
Sanhuber
Otto
Wakeman
Oesterreich
Man Uses Guns in Narrow Escape During Domestic Blaze
Sanhuber testified he chased burglars with two guns to imitate a cowboy. He said Oesterreich quarrelled with his wife late at night and lunged at him. A gun fired twice. Oesterreich allegedly fell as Sanhuber fled toward the front door.
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Huber
Sanhuber
Oesterreich
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