Appointment of GC. B. Denman to Federal Farm Board
Missouri reaction to GC B Denman becoming a member of the Federal Farm Board is positive, with Jefferson City locals praising his sacrifice and urging success in service to the agricultural sector. The piece also reflects era views on political equality and tobacco trends, noting cigarets rising while pipes and cigars drop, and snuff sales increasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. B. Denman
Federal Farm Board
Missouri
Jefferson City
Denman
Cy Denman
White House
Associated Press
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chariie Becker
New York Trust Ca
United States
aCigar
Zen Bolt
Alice
Thomas Dunn
Surplus and Famine Highlight Global Food Imbalance
The article contrasts U S farmers facing losses from oversized crops with China’s millions starving from undersupply. It argues the world’s food system is oddly organized and calls for outside aid to prevent a mass death toll, warning that too much in one place means too little elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
Ohio
Ordinary light bulb linked to clinic fire tragedy
Investigators tie the Cleveland Clinic hospital blaze to a common light bulb left near flammable X ray films. The overheating bulb ignited the films, causing 126 deaths in a tragic sequence attributed to a simple domestic item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Clinic
Fourth of July Fatalities Outline Caus es
The National Safety Council lists 239 deaths from the Fourth of July holiday. Drownings lead with 118, motor-traffic crashes 76, fireworks 11 directly, and firearms add nearly 12. The note urges ordinary care to reduce drownings and crashes to zero and criticizes excessive zeal with fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
America
Seven wonders of New York or least creditable things
A remark from President McKee of the New York Board of Aldermen, cited by the Merchants Association, suggests the city should publicize its seven least creditable things to spur action. The idea argues for focusing on current mistakes to prompt reform, rather than only celebrating past achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
New York Board of Aldermen
Merchants’ Association of the City
New York
Commencement contrasts at Columbia and past rites
A Kansas City Star piece reflects on Columbia University's 4628 degree candidates and the crowded program pages. It contrasts the modern vast cohort with earlier intimate commencements, noting the impersonal scale, spilled names across pages, and the absence of personal recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
New York
John H. Smith
Congress
Kansas City Star
Newspapers and the Professors Reflect on Editorial Balance
The essay argues professors would tailor a newspaper to scholars, ignoring mass readers who crave sensational detail and broad scope. It notes editors must balance diverse tastes, include educational content, and preserve newsroom vitality, concluding American papers generally succeed.
Seg Ferguson recollects old time hunting trip and memories
Seg Ferguson of Gulfport Mississippi, formerly of Jefferson City, recounts a hunting trip from two decades earlier. He describes travel by farm wagons, stops at Castle Rock and Koeltztown, a camp at Gasconade, and companions Masenhall Guenther Le Page plus others with turkeys quail and squirrels. The note includes a photo of five hunters with turkeys.
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Ferguson
Gulfport
Miss
Jefferson City
Keith McCanse
Game and Fish
Vienna
Gasconade
McCause
Missouri Game and Fish News
Castle Rock
Tom Scott
Koeltztown
Tom
Masenhall
Gerhardt Guenther
Louis le Page
Guenther
LePage
Mr. Ferguson, Masonhall
le Page
Himt
Theodore Miler
Gus Weiss
Billy Scruggs
Central Missouri vacation areas flourish for summer travelers
The Osage, Maries and Moreau rivers attract city visitors with cabins, lodges and scenic spots. Moreau Lodge at Dallmeyer park and Painted Rock Club House draw excursions from Jefferson City and beyond. July travel invites picnics and countryside trips along lakefront and hunting grounds.
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Missouri
Osage
Maries
Moreau
Morea
Jefferson City
Moreau Lodge
Dallmeyer Park
Dey Drop Inn
Echo Valley
Luebberts
Ice cream praised for health value in summer diet
Public health officials note ice cream as a desirable summer food when prepared sanitary. Scientific work by Dr. L S Palmer at the University of Minnesota shows ice cream provides vitamins A and B and tests diets from pure ice cream to vitamin deficient regimes on animals.
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L. S. Palmer
University of Minnesota
Local Birthday Honors Seven Young Readers
The Post-Tribune notes seven children celebrating birthdays today and Sunday. Robest Markway is nine, Charles E. Dewey twelve, Paul Blume Jr. ten, Martha Otto nine, Dorothy Faye Maupin five, Harold E. Zimmerman three, and Helen Prances Kaullen one. The piece wishes joy and a bright year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post-Tribune
Robest Markway
Moreland
Svhe
Temoral
Charles E. Dewey
Fairmount
Paul Blume, Jr
Madison
Martha Otto
Linn
Dorothy Faye Maupin
W. Cedar
Harold E
Trial sparks reveal in Crawfor investigations and love
Nan Carroll, Curtis Morgan and Brainerd probe Lois Downs case with Ward and Mrs Ward under scrutiny. A note hints danger as Morgan edges toward a high stake payoff while Nan pieces clues from fingerprints and motive, steering toward a concealed killer amid courtroom tension.
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Curtis Morgan
Nan Carroll
Morstad
Discovery
Elias
Marsan
Craw
Morgen
Nan
Crawford
Twitch
Iris Morgan
Henwrif
Irix
Crawforiva
Mitte Curtis Morgan
Tessniess
Nerady
Morgan
Tris
Ana
Van
Sony
Nan Carrot
Labor Commission
Society
Mr. Morgan
Lois Downs
Andrew Ward
Lois
Brainerd
Ward
Sheik
Tursa
Andy
Lord Downs
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Sanitary Barber
East High St
Particwar
Church of God
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J. F. Lawson
Reivalavives
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Mrs. Ward
Andra
Iris
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