Tomes Named President of Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co
Harry I. Tomes was elected president of Hamilton-Brown Shoe Company after the termination of the receivership by Federal Judge Davis. The receivership began in May 1930 with William R. Gentry as the receiver.
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Anthropology Offers Variety of New Ideas From Harvard
Harvard professor E A Hooton outlines in a series how anthropology probes mankind. Fossils from China and England push back civilization, while theories on multiple human roots and cultural diffusion reshape views of evolution and society.
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Jealousy Fueled Double Slaying Near Webb City
June 24 in Joplin Missouri report of a double murder of William Wentz, 26, and his wife Mrs. Wentz, 24, near Webb City. Authorities seek Glen Marsh, a former husband of Mrs. Wentz, as the suspected killer after he abducted her from the farm, then shot her near a wrecked car. The husband was killed by a gunshot through a screen door. powder burns indicate the woman was slain at the scene.
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