Radio Newscape or Supplement to Newspapers
Col Jonn H Garrell of Washington DC argues at Missouri University Journalism Week that radio complements rather than competes with newspapers. He says radio delivers brief news bulletins while newspapers provide detailed accounts and gathering. He notes radio cannot replace the daily press and politics now reaches across the nation rather than local audiences.
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Columbia, Mo
Jonn H. Garrell
Washington, D. C
National Capitol
Missouri University Journalism Week
Daily Press
Jbuncom
Cole
Carroll
Alg
Convicts Listed In State Prison Roll For Various Offenses
The page lists 4086 convicts with details on terms and crimes. Included are eight serving short terms for traffic violations, five bigamists, six kidnappers (two life terms), five bankers for unsafe deposits, one gambler, fourteen habitual criminals (twelve life terms), three perjurers, ten arson convictions, and twenty two with concealed weapons. Fifteen have no committed crime record on county papers. Forty five were sentenced for statutory offenses.
Dr AY AMUSO QALANCIA FOR TRIAL IN OKLAHOMA CITY
Dr Richard Ray owner of Emerson Wholesale Drug Company and former Missouri legislator must appear in Oklahoma City on May 19 to answer a conspiracy charge tied to Jamaica ginger sales. He was bonded at 2000 dollars after today’s hearing with 18 druggists indicted in connection with the Jamaica ginger probe linked to Jake paralysis cases.
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Kansas City
API
Richard Ray
Emerson Wholesale Drug Company
Missouri
Oklahoma City
Okla
George D. Beardsley
United States
Dr. Ray
Ray
Kansas
Lamont Downplays Over Supply Pressure on Prices
Washington May 6 AP Robert P Lamont secretary of commerce argues that persistent price weakness and widespread over production are not threatening the economy. He says the current commodity surplus is relatively small and should quickly disappear with modest shifts in supply and demand.
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Washington
Robert P. Lamont
Lamont
United States
Senate to Vote on Parker Nomination Wednesday
Senate debated whether to investigate the Parker bribery story but chose to proceed to a vote on the Supreme Court nomination tomorrow at 1 30 P M A telegram from Parker was read as Ashurst and Dill testified. Dill said a friend offered a judgeship as a joke and no White House assurances were claimed The debate ended with the vote set for tomorrow Also notes mention diamonds for glass engraving and a newborn daughter in Wichita Falls Texas and a planned visit by Mrs Albert Jones to Mrs Herman Walther
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Washington
John J. Parker
Supreme Court
Senate
Todex
Parker
Aho
Arizona
Dill
Indiana
Consecration of Rev William Scarlett as bishop coadjutor
In St Louis on May 6 the very Rev William Scarlett Dean of Christ Church Cathedral was consecrated bishop coadjutor of the Missouri diocese. The ceremony in the cathedral was led by Bishop Boyd Vincent with twelve bishops and many clergy, relatives, and parish members attending.
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ST. Louis
William Scarlett
Christ Church Cathedral
Two Bank Robbers Shot by Guards in Dayton Standoff
In Dayton, Ohio, gun battle at the Union Trust Xenia Avenue branch left two robbers wounded likely fatally after guards used repeating rifles. A third bandit escaped. a 10 year old bystander, Eleanor Fety, was hit by a stray bullet. James Royal of St. Louis was named among the wounded.
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Xenia Avenue
Union Trust Company
Eleanor Fety
James Royal
St. Louis
Pollice
Communists Move Down in Indochina Violence Flare
Rebels led by communists invaded areas near Vinh in Indochina killing four natives. Police and soldiers counter attacked killing 20 and wounding 25 while arresting 90 insurgents.
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Hanoi
Indo-China
Confessions
Vinh
Pegu Population Reported Homeless After Earthquake
Rangoon Burma May 6 AP The Exchange Telegraph Agency reports the town of Pegu wiped out by an earthquake and tidal wave with about 1000 dead. The desolate scene shows destroyed public buildings and homes. The entire population is homeless. fifty killed and over 200 injured. Business at a standstill. W O Fowler critically ill in Marys Hospital. Dr J H Fowler of East Moline summoned.
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Rangoon
Burma
Exchange ‘ Telegraph Agency
Pegu
Porulati
Ransoa
W. O. Fowler
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J. H. Carroll
Journalism Week
AY Amuso
J. A. Nelson
East Miller Street
Albert Jones
Wichita
Tex
Herman Walther
WN. Quarlett
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Dayton, D
Indochina
Jefferson City
First National Bank
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