Careless gunfire and lake dangers draw call for caution
A boy’s hospital stay after an accidental 22 rifle discharge prompts a warning that adults who permit or participate in such acts share responsibility. Nearby, a speedboat incident on Lake of the Ozarks, and rising boating hazards, underscore need for river and lake courtesy. The piece roots for Missouri’s independent, non rubber-stamp governance and questions Meredith and Davis in the senator race while praising Senator Clark’s independence.
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Hell holes of inquiry haunt county resorts indicated
Complaints allege two dives in city and outskirts with shocking scenes. A woman visiting a county resort said youths in cups, fights, a man struck with a beer bottle left unconscious, labeling the place a hell hole. Authorities promise action. citizens seek protection from such establishments. Lions Club promotes Fireworks Festival ads inviting Jefferson City trade region.
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Washington Daybook: Congress Left Much Undone
Washington Daybook reflects on the 75th Congress with Senator Ashurst noting much of what could have been enacted was not. Legislation not passed includes anti-lynching laws a Florida ship canal project and a Passamaquoddy tides plan among others. The piece compares public skepticism with lawmakers and notes future chances to revisit these issues.
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How's Your Health Dr Iago Galdston
Brain work requires different hygiene than physical labor. Mental concentration shows brain wave changes while metabolism may not rise. There is no universal hygienic rule, but evidence suggests outline for intellectual workers to maintain health.
What Others Say and a June Bride in a Town Blade
A collage of columnist quips and satire from papers including the Boston Globe Detroit Free Press and Kansas City Journal Post. It notes a Georgia wrestler seeking a state seat and jokes about politicians and phonograph records.
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Casey Williams
George Matthew Adams
Farmers Expect Income From 1938 Crop Sale To Lag
Washington reports 1938 marketing season opens with cash farm income seen at least 25 percent below the goal of 10 billion dollars. Economists warn that current farm prices and demand may keep income under the 1937 total of 8.52 billion, with six month 1938 projections around 3.05 billion and a possible year total near 7.55 billion unless prices rise.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
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What It Means America's Foreign Policy
Morgan M. Beatty explains U S foreign policy aims amid Japan and Germany moves and the shift toward a middle-of-the-road approach. He notes the goal to deter aggressors while avoiding entangling alliances, keeping powers guessing, and preserving freedom of the seas.
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Six Violent Deaths Over the Weekend in Missouri
Six persons died violently in Missouri over the weekend per AP reports. Two drowned in a boat overturn on the Mississippi River Sunday. One fatally stabbed, one shot, two killed by automobiles. Names include Louis F. Behl, 28, and a man believed to be Allen Veal, 32, of Tusco, Mo.
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Buster) Veal
Tiasco
Mississippi
Tragic Car Crash Claims Bethany Woman Near Here
Miss Erice Eurickson aged 25 of Bethany Missouri was killed instantly when a car’s gasoline tank exploded on a highway Sunday. Her companion Leslie Grigfin, 35, from Des Moines Iowa, sustained severe injuries in the crash.
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Chamberlain Presses Peace by Arbitration Policy
Britain's Prime Minister Chamberlain persists with a peace by amicable bargaining approach despite opposition in the Commons. He argues force now could trigger a new world war while facing Spain, Europe, and rising arms among major powers. Tomorrow marks the Sarajevo assassination anniversary and the start of World War I, with Versailles signed to end it.
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Serbia
Franz Ferdinand
Gavrilo Prince
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Public Health Bill Signed by President
Secretary Henry A Wallace announced President Roosevelt signed the federal food, drug and cosmetics act expanding FDA powers to protect public health. The act, backed by late Sen Royal Copeland, tightens drug safety, requires testing of new drugs, and bans dangerous cosmetics starting from the signing date.
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Missouri Sees Return of Warm Weather After Storms
St Louis June 27 AP Rising temperatures and fair weather returned to Missouri as disturbances moved eastward. A sharp cool down followed, with Missouri towns reporting rainfall amounts from 0.17 to 1.27 inches. A man was killed by a live wire blown down in the storm, and Sunday’s high reached 94 at St Louis while Unionville logged a low of 58.
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Lexington
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Chillicothe
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Her- Mann
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Poplar Bluff
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Local KruGon remedy hailed by Missouri resident
Mrs Emil Stock of Te BETTS Massachusetts credits KruGon with reversing years of ill health. She describes a nervous breakdown, boils, bloating, sick headaches, gall bladder trouble, and kidney and bowel irregularities easing after using KruGon. Advertisement notes the medicine is sold by A Bran denberger Drug Co Jefferson City and by local druggists nearby. One dollar per box, five dollars for five. Mail orders welcomed.
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East High Street
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