Buchanan hits campaign with focus on circuit judge duties
Harry L. Buchanan, a long-time Missouri attorney and Jefferson City civic figure born in 1906, outlines goals for his circuit judgeship bid. He details career steps from New Bloomfield to Cumberland University Law School, law practice since 1931, and partnership since 1938, plus prior public service attempts and community roles.
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Harry L. Buchanan
Buchanan
Irwin, Bushman, and
New Bloomfield
Callaway County
Cedar City
University of Missouri
American Extension University
State Highway Department
Cumberland University Law School
Lebanon, Tenn
Kansas City
Irwin and Bushman
State Supreme Court
St. Louis
Springfield
Old check trouble again
The article warns that stopping the check fraud epidemic requires ceasing to cash forgeries, often crudely forged and signed with names of doctors that should be obvious. Prosecutors lack signed doctor names, revealing weak detection. numerous warnings exist, but few offenders face wholehearted cooperation from authorities or the public.
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Btvo
Taxes Top Payroll At Socony Vacuum Oil Co 1939
The Bocony-Vacuum Oil Co reports a 1939 payroll of 76 million dollars and taxes totaling 115 million. It notes that taxes are hidden in the price paid by consumers, who spent 15 million that went to the government rather than the company. The piece adds a cautionary analogy about a pilot and a parachute.
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Bocony-Vacuum Oil Co
Socony-Vacuum
Washington Daybook Vision of a Mangoe Doctrine Sparks Debate
Washington Daybook by Jack Stinnett questions a swift Congress joint resolution declaring the United States would not recognize transfers of any geographic region in the Western Hemisphere. The piece explores boundaries, including the Azores, Greenland, Tahiti, and more, and warns of far reaching implications for global power shifts.
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Washington
Congress
Monroe
United States
S. W. Boggs
State Department
International Repuue
Greenwich
England
Azores
Greenland
Iceland
Tahiti
New Zealand
South Pacific
Russia
Bering Straits
Gut
Edith Newse Tiegers
Ivchusetts
Boggs
Hemispheer
Wake
Guam
Philippines
Dutch West Indies
Hulz
Canada
Central
South America
Roosevelt
Neghbor
Portugal
Germany
Orient
Pacific
Man About Manhattan: Balinese dancer Yvette Dare revealed
The feature profiles Yvette Dare, a Balinese arong dancer performing in Manhattan. She is actually Evelyn Evans from Lawton Oklahoma, about 107 pounds and 5 feet 1 inch tall. Einstein the macaw, plus three other birds, perform tricks that accompany her acts and cause adventures across cities including Miami.
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Alexander the Great
Einstein
Bres
Jacko
Jack
Lipstick
Yvette
Miami
Fire Department
Key Defenses Rapidly Grow in Bay State
Massachusetts expands its defense role as the army and navy push construction of air and sea bases, warships, and munitions. The South Boston navy yard expands, a new northeastern air base at Chicopee rises, and the navy yard at Squanum tripling its air base. Factories like Watertown and Springfield arsenals work around the clock. Wasp aircraft carrier nears completion. About 8,000 workers expected by midsummer. payroll nears 250,000 weekly.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Army
Navy
Boston Navy Yard
Navy Yard
South Boston
Squanum
Watertown
Springfield
South Boston Yard
Chicopee Air Base
New England
South Boston Navy Yard
Leviathan
Majestic
South Boston Army Base
U. S.5
Wasp
Charles L. Brand
Chicopee
Air Corps
U.S
State Government Guidepost Board Details 1939-40
The Board of permanent seat of government chaired by Gov. Lloyd C Stark and including Robert W. Winn Forrest Smith Dwight H. Brown and Roy McKittrick controls all state property at the seat of government. Members are paid 1200 annually. the 1939-40 appropriation is 604600. Next topic: the state tax commission.
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Board of Permanent
Lloyd C Stark
Robert W. Winn
Forrest Smith
Dwight H. Brown
Roy McKittrick
Board of Permanent Seat
Capitol
Overnor
State Office
Supreme Court
Highway Department
State Tax Commission
Dr Murrell Nominated for Jefferson City Coroner
Dr R E Murrell, a Jefferson City physician with ties to Russellville, was formally announced as the Democratic candidate for coroner of Cole County. A longtime party activist, he has not held public office before but is widely known in rural and urban areas and is expected to secure the nomination.
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R. E. Murrell
Jefferson City
Murrell
Russellville
Cole County
14Th Judicial Circuit
Sam C. Blair
Carl FL Wymore Paul EF. Allen
Harry Mackeythomas Huegel
I. E. Scholten
H. P. Lauf
W. C. Dixon
Robert E. Murrell
Mills operate with out European dyes
Philadelphia report states textile mills faced no dye shortages as war cut imports. E I du Pont official says the United States could proceed without European dyestuffs, noting prewar imports comprised about 3 percent of usage. Also mentions collectors’ item Fred J. Jack viewed as unwarrantable intrusion on family privacy.
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Philadelphia
R. E. Rose
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company
Europe
Fred J. Jack
Administration Has Been 7 Year March to 1-Man Rule
Philadelphia June 25 AP Rep Joseph W Martin Jr of Massachusetts accuses the Roosevelt administration of a seven year march toward one man government. As permanent chairman of the Republican national convention he warns of drastic drift toward absolutist rule at home and abroad and calls for a crusade for Americanism. He condemns the New Deal as wasteful and argues Republicans will defend the nation without partisan fights over defense and debt. He urges restraint on taxes after defense is secured and stresses preserving liberty and constitutional democracy. Collector’s Item Fred J Jackson of Cameron Texas owns over 400 pipes including a 325 year old Virginia maple pipe.
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Philadelphia
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Martin
America
Chale
Fred J. Jackson
Cameron
Tex
Missouri Pacific reports May net railway income rise
Missouri Pacific shows net railway operating income of 494 284 in May, up from 287 907 a year earlier and 49 300 in 1929. Gulf Coast Lines subsidiary nets 86 511 in May, down from 237 470 last year. International Great Northern posts a May deficit of 33 010, versus 19 301 a year ago.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Gulf Coast Lines
International Great Northern
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State
Government
DR. Murrell
Joe W. Martin, Jr
Central Dairy U
Bs Youk Mites
Deck’'s Sandwich Shop
Jefferson
Frank Raithel
J. R. Robertson B
H. Richter
Henry L. Heidbreder
Cola-Cola Battling Co
Brandenberger
Tela-Tune
Kwo
Herman's
Merle Norman Cosmetics
Bob Hope Goddard
Donald Duck
March of Time
Tonite
Walter Pidgeon
Florence Rice
Phantom Raiders
Peggy Moran
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