Hyde urges Republicans to return to front line in defense of Americanism
Former Governor Hyde in a Springfield speech challenged Missouri Republicans to end compromises and retreat, defend principles from fifty years era, condemn copy-cat dealers of the New Deal, and rally a principled minority to oppose Roosevelt's policies, urging strong leadership and Americanism.
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Hit Motorist Again In Taxation Debate
Legislature doubled gasoline tax and cut annual license fees for auto owners prompting cries of burden on motorists. Proponents say roads improve and railroads envy the roadbed, while Gov Stark is urged to sign. Cities could add another cent for street maintenance.
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Nine Month Public Affairs Internship In Government
Thousands of graduates pursue diplomas while 30 men and women finish a nine month federal internship under the National Institute of Public Affairs. The program blends 30 agency placements with classroom study, selected by nationwide competition for leadership, government interest, and scholarship.
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Washington Daybook on Tax Evasion Hiding in Plain Sight
Preston Grover reports on tax avoidance debates in Congress focusing on depletion allowances and personal holding companies. The House balked at a district income tax plan, opting to curb taxes by real estate levies, revealing lawmakers’ own exposure to tax loopholes.
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How's Your Health Dr Jago Galdston
Dr Jago Galdston advocates daily water intake of five glasses to support digestion and prevent dehydration especially during illness. He notes water as the primary medium for body processes and argues extra hydration aids constipation and overall health. The articleChallenges old beliefs about premeal water and asserts milk provides insufficient water per calorie.
Quotes on Liberty and Public Discourse From Various Voices
A collage of quotations on liberty, democracy, and public duty. Highlights include John Stuart Mill on defending freedom, humorous takes on political ideologies, reflections on government trust, and sundry remarks from Taft, Hughes, and others. The snippet also mentions six cows as a metaphor and notes about wartime poetry.
France's Chautemps Wins Confidence Vote Amid Crisis
Paris June 29 AP The new government of Camille Chautemps won a confidence vote 393 to 142 as it demands sweeping financial powers to restore fiscal structure. Premier seeks swift measures to curb speculation, conserve gold reserves, balance the budget, and revive the economy while France debates devaluation and a possible shift from the gold standard.
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Veiled Prophet Plans Public Festival In St Louis
A citizen committee organized by Mayor Bernard F Dickmann proposed a public festival the night of the Veiled Prophet parade to rival New Orleans Mardi Gras The Prophet and his court would attend a ball with dancing and amusements and the Queen for the social season would be revealed at the Prophet ball M T Davis Dies in Aurora aged 88 former president of the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition will be buried tomorrow
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Lady Peace 5 Ready for War in Insurgent Spain
Northern Spain AP dispatch reports the Lady Peace, a converted transatlantic transport once used by Dick Merrill and Harry Richman, now modified for warfare with bombing racks, sights, and machine guns. Once part of the Mar Cantabrico cargo, the craft lacks many war-ready items yet shows potential as a bomber.
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Offense Record Haze in Citizenship Case and Odd Local Notes
A court examiner accepted Andrew Lasak's citizenship app after he admitted a speeding arrest from 1917 with an $80 fine. In PhoeniA the quiet divorce path was described as rocky by police. In Othello a man burned by igniting gasoline in an ant hill was hospitalized. In Lincoln grasshopper poison caused farmwives' fingers to blister, hindering milking tasks.
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Preliminary hearing date set for Counts in Crane murder case
Everett Counts, 40, a truck driver in Eminence Missouri, faces a first degree murder charge in the death of Millard Crane, 25, a well digger. A coroner’s jury named Counts the slayer after Crane was shot in the jail with Counts in the Ozarks town. Counts will be denied bail and is held at Carter County jail in Van Buren awaiting the hearing date to be sent today. Nadine Counts, 16, the girl Counts' daughter, was involved with Crane. she traveled with him briefly but said she was taken against her will and was not mistreated.
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Harvest death at Lancaster man overexertion
Benjamin F. Ayer, 67, died in Lancaster Missouri after overexerting himself while storing hay. He collapsed and died from a heart attack during harvest work yesterday.
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Kansas City Council Stands With Murray Controversy
Seven Democratic members blocked a resolution to remove Matthew S. Murray from the city payroll and scold City Manager Henry F. McElroy over Murray’s dual roles. Only two Republicans supported the measure, seeking Murray’s return of about 19000 dollars from his city salary while earning 6000 dollars federally.
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