Textile workers face job regain push under code
Washington reports the federal relief program could add about 515,000 workers to spindles and looms after adopting a minimum wage. Textile leaders say the code may create over 100,000 new jobs within 60 to 90 days and will curb child labor while protecting domestic markets.
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Washington
Industrial Recovery Law
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
Department of Commerce
Sloan
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Missouri road program to spend 125000 on 102 miles of gravel
T H Cutler announces a $125000 road setting for July 6 on 102 miles of gravel and 1.6 miles of graded earth on Missouri's supplementary road system. Bids will be received on 23 projects across 16 counties Adair Lewis Gasconade St Francois Ste Genevieve Washington St Clair Dallas Douglas Ozark Dunklin Purple dye from Mediterranean snails required over 12000 snails per ounce First run theaters pay up to $10000 weekly for first use of big feature pictures
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T. H. Cutler
State Highway Department
Adair County
Conneleville
Putnam County
Sibley
Livingston
Sampses
Lafayette
Higginsville
Marshall
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Blackburn
Corder Spur
Alma
Hotel
Emma
Cooper
Pleasant Green
Route No
Bunceton
Prairie Home
Tuscumbia
St. Elzebeth
Moniteau
Westgard
Amestown
Gasconade
Policy Defended At London Parley
Report from London on monetary talks where officials defend currency revaluation amid global economic strain. American voices insist dollar gold parity cannot return and stress real world conditions forcing revaluation. Progress cited in monetary committee toward reducing central bank gold reserve minimum as a step to a fixed monetary standard.
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U. S
United States
Monetary Committee
Accountant Sued for Divorce in Springfield
Mrs. Margaret Rivkin filed for divorce from L. W. Pipkin an accountant for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation in Kansas City. She accuses him of infidelity including letters to another woman whose possessions are cited by the plaintiff.
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Springfield
Margaret Rivkin
L. W. Pipkin
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Kansas City
WIFE 14 ASKS FOR MARRIAGE ANNULMENT
A suit for annulment of marriage was filed in St. Louis on June 26 on behalf of 14 year old Mrs Juanita Schmitz Barry who wed 16 year old James Barry January 27. The couple separated two weeks after marriage and seek annulment since both were minors without parental consent.
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ST. Louis
Juanita Schmitz Barry
James Barry
Reward Offered in Moberly Barber Shop Robbery Case
Moberly Missouri, June 27 AP The city council offered a 500 reward for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who robbed a non-union cut-rate barber shop early yesterday, damaging six buildings. Police questioned several persons but no arrests were made. The report also touches on metal densities and a Birmingham community singing initiative.
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Moberly
Local Newspaper Classified Notice Summary
Readable OCR fragment shows contact numbers and newsroom desks: First Floor, Capital News, Post-Tribune, Business Offices, Editorial Room, Associated Press. No further contextual details or events provided.
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Post-Tribune
Associated Press
World action on restricting wheat delayed during talks
World leaders from the United States Canada Australia and Argentina delayed a plan to restrict wheat acreage as crop prospects improve. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald met with Big Four delegates amid talk of market chaos if the North American surplus is dumped on world markets. Australian opposition and key discussions with Canada and the United States extended the conference, with hope Australia will join the plan.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Ent
Big Four
United States
Canada
Australia
Argentina
MacDonald
Stanley M. Bruce
Australa
Bruce
R. B. Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Springfield Sees Three Inch Rainstorm Overnight
In Springfield Missouri a three inch rain fell after midnight bringing relief to Ozark farmers. The storm followed a dry period with nationwide rainfall totals showing only 1.317 inches in the US and Canada this morning. A heavy thunderstorm broke at noon today.
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Springfield
Ozarks
United States
Canada
Publicity Director Named by Hulen in Missouri
Columbia Mo June 37 The Democratic state committee appoints John C Brapel publisher of the Atchison County Mail at Rockport as director of publicity for the committee The report notes Mars temperatures of 94 degrees below zero at night and continues with other items
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Columbia
Ruby M. Hulen
Democratic State Committee
Ready
John C. Brapel
Atchison County Mail
Rockport
Mars
Joplin Officers Bust False Alarm Of Bandit Vehicle
Joplin Missouri June 27 AP A farmer near Webb City alerted Sheriff Rogers that a car named “Pretty Boy” Ployd was parked by a roadside resembling an old ambulance. Deputies and city officers surrounded the vehicle with new anti bandit equipment, only to find a sleepy Negro occupant who escaped arrest and learned it was police.
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Nick Allen
Kansas City Blues Today
Thomas J. Hickey
American Association
Minneapolis
Joplin
Webb City
Oil Rogers
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