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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1941

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Negro May Be Probed About Welsh Murder in Texarkana

Texarkana Arkansas police questioned George Washington a 32 year old black man in connection with several crimes including the brutal murder of Mrs R J O Dwyer in a fashionable Texarkana home last July. Washington had been transferred from Ennis Texas jail and admitted to slaying a Kansas City heiress Leila Adele Welsh. He has served multiple terms for car theft assault and box car robbery and was found with items connected to the O Dwyer murder.

Texarkana Ark George Washington R. J. O'Dwyer Washington Ennis Tex Searcy W. E. Davis Davis O’dwyer Ates Arkansas Texas Louisiana O'Dwyer Pretty Leila Adele Welsh Kansas City

Rabbits Drive Australian War Economy Revenue

Rabbits become a major dollar source as the United States imports increasing numbers of Australian rabbit skins for military felt hats. Australia builds a growing dollar exchange credit while scrap materials used in American industrial production reach an estimated billions.

Australia Canberra United States

Proposed Air Route Denied by GAA

The Civil Aeronautics Board denied Kansas City Southern Transport’s bid for a direct Kansas City to New Orleans route. It also rejected Mid-Continent Airlines and Braniff Airways requests to extend routes or add service, citing available connectivity on existing carriers. Continental Airlines was authorized to extend Wichita to Tulsa while action on stopping at Bartlesville was deferred.

Washington Civil Aeronautics Board Kansas City Southhern Transport Company Kansas City Southern Railway Kansas City New Orleans Tulsa Oklo Mid-Continent Airlines, Inc Braniff Airways, Inc Wichita Mas Continental Airlines, Inc Continental Bartlesville Okla Wichita - Tulsa

Woman dies after self-inflicted wound in Missouri

Mrs Bessie Happel 39 died from a self inflicted bullet wound in Lebanon Missouri as her husband Wilford 42 lay hospitalized with a gunshot wound to the abdomen. Coroner J D Stanton and patrolman Hugh Wagzoner say she shot her husband Sunday then killed herself. No inquest planned.

Lebanon Bessie Happel Wilford Happel J. D. Stanton Hugh Wag- Zoner Happel Stanton

Gitians Seek Lower Phone Rates in Kansas City

Kansas City Real Estate board urged the city council to aid telephone users in obtaining lower rates. H R Ennis said a study of rates in 11 similar cities found nine with lower costs than Kansas City.

Kansas City

Illinois moves to bar Communist party from ballot

The Illinois General Assembly sent to Governor Green four bills aiming to exclude from the state ballot any group directly or indirectly associated with Communistic Fascist Nazi or other un American principles. Passed 45 to 0 in the senate and by a heavy margin in the house.

Springfield Ill General Assembly Green Communist Party Dennis J. Collins de Walle Senate House

Archbishops Denounce Corruption at Eucharistic Congress

Archbishop Samuel A. Stritch of Chicago denounced modern leaders for sin and warned of worldwide trouble as he addressed about 50,000 at the Ninth National Eucharistic Congress opening at the state fairgrounds. Cardinal Dennis Dougherty presided as papal legate with bishops, abbots, and a nun-filled congregation in attendance.

ST. Paul Samuel A. Shiteh Chicago Stritch State Fair Grounds Congress Dennis Cardinal Dougherty Philadelphia Fairgrounds Inn Field Knights of Holy Orders

Osirex Pep Tablets Offer at Crowe Guh Rate

Promotion for Osirex tablets claims to boost energy and reduce fatigue by supplying iron calcium phosphorus and vitamin b. Advertised as a stimulant tonic available at Crowe Guh Rate and other drug stores with a limited time price.

Crowe Guh

City Survey and Audit report a costly city project

The city sponsored book City Survey and Audit, issued after over two years of research at a cost of 533000, has sold only 20 copies and 2040 remain in the city register’s files. It is priced at $1 and aims to improve municipal government. Wrens Name Ship HMS Wren

ST. Louis City Register Wrens Portsmouth Eng Navy Admiralty H.M.S Wren

She Turned Him Down and Stomach Aches Relief Tabs

A brief ad notes discomfort from heartburn and fullness with sour stomach. It promotes ABDLA Tablets as quick relief, available at local druggists, from G. A. Fischer Drug Co.

G. A. Fischer Drug Co

Veteran pilots reddened by sun at Golden Gate

Six San Francisco bar pilots aboard the 125-foot auxiliary schooner California argued their sunburn was from exposure, not shame. They were near Anita Rock by the Presidio depot as tugs failed to move the vessel during a five day hitch at the Gate under calm seas.

San Francisco UPJ Golden Gate California Gracie S Anita Rock Presidio Quartermaster's

Lightning kills two Illinois farmers in buffalo area

Springfield AP reports J. G. Rice age 30 and Fred Botz age 42, both of Elkland, were instantly killed when lightning struck a tree they were sawing in a wooded tract twelve miles south of Buffalo. The bolt knocked them away from the tree and their bodies were found near midnight by coroner Herbert Scott.

Springfield J. G. Rice Fred Botz Elkand Buffalo Herbert Scott

Postwar planning urged by Batt as wartime economy shifts

Washington dispatch reports William L Batt urging a commission to study long-range effects of defense demobilization. He says a deliberate economic planning program is needed to shape postwar conditions, arguing the world will not resemble 1939 and the nation must build a robust economy and living standard.

House Tabor Ball United States

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