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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1938

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Roosevelt Son’s Insurance Wealth Draws Attention

Philadelphia June 24 The income of James Roosevelt eldest son of the President from his insurance business is estimated by colleagues at between 250000 and 21000000 a year. The Satur day Evening Post article Jimmy's Got It by Alva Johnston cites Roosevelts clients including American Tobacco Company Port of New York Authority Columbia Broadcasting System and First National Bank of Boston. Roosevelt who left Harvard College was urged by Victor De Ge to enter insurance and quickly rose to cover life fire marine group and other policies. A $2,000,000 policy on Hill's life in favor of American Tobacco is noted and a plan for a $16,000,000 policy on Hill was considered in 1936.

Philadelphia Roosevelt Jimmy Saturday Evening Post America Alva Johnston Roosevel George Washington UN American Tobacco Company Port of New York Authority Natioonal Distillers Products Corporation Columbia Broadcasting System Consolidated Oil Companys Trams-Continental & Western Air, Inc Armour & Co the West Indies Sugar Corporation Esquire Magazine Hayden, Stone & Co First National Bank of Boston James Roosevelt Harvard College Victor de Ge Harvard Mmegtearic Johnsen Medics Johnston Hill Theodore M. Richle New York Hills Life Riehle

State Highway Commission announces low bidders for 242 miles

The commission named low bidders for about 242 miles of road work totaling around 600000 under federal aid. C H Atkinson of Chillicothe tops the list for 86 miles of 2 lane roadway on Highway 46 in St Louis County. A bid of 4761 for 65 miles of gravel replacement spans Adair and Putnam counties, and 4428 for 13.5 miles of crushed stone in Linn and Chariton counties were also announced.

State Highway Commission Fipneca C. H. Atkinson Chilicothe St. Louis Adair Putnam Counties Linn Chariton Voufits

Indiana Senate Battle Shapes Universal Party Split

Nye and Norris aligned with the administration. Indiana Republicans face a party convention fight between Van Nuys backers and Roosevelt allies, with five other candidates in contention including former Senator James Watson. Van Nuys runs as an independent seeking cross‑party support as nominations settle.

Nye Norris Indiana van Nuys Conde van Nuys James ©. Watson Snn North Dakota

Family Fishing Trip Ends in Injuries and Political Hints

The Mow family trip near Parkville ends with Harry A. Mowton spraining his hand after slipping into Mower Lake while his wife fractures her jaw. Harold Mowrar Jr. drops a pistol causing a minor injury. Hospital care and a political note follow as Oklahoma campaigning nears the July primary with Roosevelt potentially lending support.

Kansas City Mow Harry A. Mowton Mower Lake Parkville

Capitol guide defends Tho Benton work in Missouri scene

The Capitol guide defends a Benton father led display featuring famous Missourians in a controversial pageant panel. Speakers include Gov. Guy Park and former Gov. AL Ray amid remarks about Jesse James and a Tom depic­tion drawing drawing attention to a staged historical tableau.

Louis Peel David Irvine Les Benton Guy TB. Park Misyer AL Ray Aeilerson City Chamy Clark Yes Tennet C. Clark Jesse James Jesse Shmes Trvine Tom

Pendergist and Bentos Influence on Kansas City Group

A fragmented note mentions Pendergist and Bento influencing Kansas City peers. It claims one prominent Mis SGUILN figure will endure despite efforts to erase him. The text contrasts Sweden as a more fertile country than Norway, hinting at broader geopolitical opinions.

Bento Kansas City Boys Siemuri Sweden Norway

Skin Pimples Fade With Constipation Remedy, Says Vela Schlepe

Vela Schlepe claims a treatment by Fischer Drug Co relieves constipation and clears pimples. The remedy washes both GouKe and relieves digestive issues, leading to smoother skin and fewer blemishes.

Vela Schlepe Adlarika Adlerika GouKe Fischer Drug Co

Preschool gains show environment boosts child intelligence

New York report from the National Education Association convention cites Iowa City's George Sleddeed with findings that early education improves IQ measures. Tests on 600 children in approved preschools showed an average gain of about 20 points, especially those who attended longest.

New York L. A George Sleddeed Iowa City Stoddard Jide Jreschools National Education Association Brllish Board of Education Jean Zay Joseph Justran

Anti Nepotism Charge Against School Head

In New London Missouri on June 2 a lawsuit accuses Mrs Lottie Tapley of Silverton school board of violating state anti nepotism law by hiring her son in law Howard Cook to perform 63 dollars of repairs on the schoolhouse. Prosecutor Ward Crockett and Attorney General Roy McKittriel filed the quo warranto suit in circuit court here.

New London Lottie Tapley Silverton Howard Cook Ward Crockett Roy Mckittriel

Missouri Conservation Commission names new game wardens and staff

The Missouri Conservation Commission plans to replace 26 temporary agents with a merit exam group, retaining nine from the old game and fish service. Total staff will be 35 conservation agents, plus four forestry agents and a fur and fish inspector stationed in St. Louis. Supervisors earn 1300 dollars yearly, agents 120 monthly. six month probation for all.

Missouri Conservation Commission Game and Fish Commission Bode St. Louis Joe E. Green Centralia Bane and Fish Department Vernon Bennett Branson W. G. Noble Springfield Cave Johnson Mexico Game Fsh M. K. Chapman Sidney T. Sanders Albany Frank I. Jones Charles Fon George Laun St. James Charles Fleetwood Lake Orar L. N. Elson Columbia Wayland Park Warsaw Manley McKinley Unionville Tom Bagness Marshall Charles E. Garvey Brookfield Walter J. Hafner J. Don Teeters Kansas City James D. Beets, Jr Independence B. R. Shannon Vandalia Charles Palmer Sturageon 1. E. Morrison

Squires program growing in Missouri circles

Counselor roles named for the Squires program as Circles spread in Webster Groves Wington Pine Law Kansas City and Jefferson City. Charter applications received from five Missouri cities with members listed including William No Bretty Jerome We Vogel Edward Holschneider Frederick A. Blume and Elmer Deek en Delbert Benton George Bueckenkopf Jack Westhues Berham B. Dunn Joe H. Dilger Louis Oberpschurtze Richard Schwaller Paul St. Kolb David Wunderlich Robert E. O'Dwyer James Bernstkochier Charles O'Dowd Eugene DeLisle Harry Finney.

Werwe Thiey Ienights of Columbus Betta Vight Lerrow Fred Vogel, Jr Arthur J, Vouel Frank Maney Ivin Fb Starke Alex. M. Guw Harold J. Renn Raw Frank Selhaeyer Washington George B. Lueckenhate Dick Westhues Lars Chevseluke Adalard Poltseleider Elmer Deeken Richard Sethwallee William M. Grettr Harry Finney Frederick A. Blume Eugene Dehiste David Waunderliel Barta Dunn Jerone W. Vogel Debhert Tenton Charles O'Dowd Itbert RO O'Dwyer Paul Hltah Knights of Columbwenty Alex. M. Gow Henry P. Andrae Frank Vinney J. B. Leuthen Squires Missouri Webster Groves Wington Pine Law Kansas City Jefferson City William No Bretty Jerome We Vogel Edward Holschneider Delbert Benton George Bueckenkoff Jack Westhues Berham B. Dunn Joe H. Dilger Louis Oberpschurtze Richard Schwaller Paul St. Kolb David Wunderlich Robert E. O'Dwyer James Bernstkochier Eugene DeLisle

Union workers ousted at Richland Center creamery plant

At Richland Center Wisconsin about 500 patrons ousted all AFL union workers from the cooperative creamery after a five month dispute. The action, supervised by Sheriff Ben McLaren, included a picket line and a mass meeting to use dividend funds for 15 or more pickets daily. Two dissenters refused to resign and were discharged.

Richland Center Wis Richland Cooperative Creamery Ben McLaren AFL B. L. Bowens William Lounsbury S. O. Simonson

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