Scouts Campaign Shows Public Support Despite Slow Progress
Mrs. W. B. Malone defends Boy and Girl Scout finance drive noting low costs for scouts and citing statistics that training costs about 6.40 per year per scout. The campaign aims for 7000 but contributions list includes many individuals and organizations across multiple categories as workers press on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Malone
Poole and Greher
A. L. Hawkins
American Association of University Women
American Legion
Amema U. S
W. M. Anderson
Kemp Asel
Attorney General's Office
HW. E. Bales Oliver Bassman
Paul Bosch
Rev. G. 5. Birkhead
Joseph Baiz
Eva Bremerman
Dwight Brown
Larry Brunk
Capital Cuy Dairy
Capital City Laundry
Mary Carson
Dave Chernus
Louis Cohen
J. G. Colletton
Howard Cook
Crookshank Bakery
Tom Gross
Daughters of Isabella
W. AL Davidson
Dawson
Tanner
Ollie Day
Diemler Grocery Co
L. EL Delehay
Dillion Dairy
E. Ditterenner
Fred Dunlap
Hobbs Investment Co
Jack Hobbs
W. A. Holloway
H. B. Hudson
J. Fred Hull
Jefferson Cleaners
Jefferson Oi Co
Jefferson City Land Co
Jewett
Hetty Joach
L. A. Kesler
B. J. Kneist
Krafit Motor
Charlotte Langerhans
Charles A. Lee
Gus LeCompte
Judge
Norton McGiffen
Foster McHenry
W. Earl McKenzie
al Markway
Thomas Mather
Mayer Hardare
Men's Shop
A. A. Menteer
Miller and
Miller and Weiss $5.00, J. A. Mitchell $3.0, R. RB. Nacy
S. BE. Nelson
Leonard Noonan
Luella Olson
J. A. Osmond
Phil. Ottman
J. A. Poiter
Gov. Guy Park
Guy Park
Paris Cleaners
J. H. Parson
Peltason’s
J. Kelly Pool
Raithel Bros
Ramsey Tie Co
R. E. Ricketts
Dr. #. R. Rhodes
J. H. Rodeman
S. Rose
J. R. Rose
F. E. Ross
M. Rudder
Schell
Ward
Richard Schell
B. E. Schrider
J. J. Senulte
Paul J. Schultz
Rev. Jos. Selinger
N. W. Simpson
Logal option omitted from liquor measure continues debate
Hearing attendees listened without comment as Rep J G Christy urged re-enacting the old dramshop law to allow saloons. Rep Roy Hamlin described his licensing bill as neither wet nor dry while Mrs Laura S Edwards urged lower taxes to discourage bootlegging and oppose restored saloons. Congressman R T Wood spoke briefly before the committee.
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Fions
J.G. Christy
Roy ‘Hamlin
Marion County
State Food and Drug Department
Laura S. Edwards
St. Louis
Women’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Missouri
Senate
R. T. Wood
Bermerela
Missouri Unemployment and Auto Fee Cut Debate
Hugh Stephens leads a Missouri Citizens Committee warning that auto license fee reductions will raise unemployment. He cites harm to the poor, urges preserving road-building funding, warns against destabilizing road revenues, and notes bond market implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Hugh Stephens
Citizens’ Committee
Stephens
Two Sally Rand Encounters At Kansas City Airport
Sally Rand the fan dancer returns to Jefferson City as Sallie Rand also boards the same Chicago to Kansas City flight causing airport confusion. Officials confirm two Rand arrivals and a mistaken ticketing episode before Rand is met by her father Col. William F. Beck.
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Kansas City
Sally Rand
Willy Her
Sallie Rand
Chicago
St. Joseph
Sallie
Sally Raald
Col
William F. Beck
Most Successful Prize Offerings from Local Shops
A list of giveaways and prizes includes a $300 cooking school prize, a house electric toaster from Graham Equipment Company, a Nelly Don dress from Millsap's, a permanent wave from Palace Beauty Shop, table linens from J Penney Co, another permanent wave from Louise Beauty Shop, Fostoria Glass Sher bets from Perth's Jewelry Store, a second permanent wave from Mrs Mc Cormack's Beauty Shop, and a 9x12 Armstrong Quaker rug from Milo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Equipment Company
Millsap’s
Palace Beauty Shop
Louise Beauty Shop
Perth
Bomb hits St Clair Laundry in St Louis strike war
A dynamite blast demolished part of the St Clair Laundry in East St. Louis, injuring no one reported. The blast targeted the oiler room wall and a man was seen fleeing. H J Schlafly, president, says the firm handles only washers work for St Louis firms. Damage is estimated at 33 million.
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East ST. Louiss
Ill
St. Clair
H. J. Schlafly
Belleville
St. Louis
Fight Doctor Reinstate Fight Doctor's Reinstatement
The attorney general and the state board of health will oppose Ray B. Horton's bid to regain his Missouri medical license. Horton, disbarred six years ago after a St. Louis diploma mill was investigated, filed suit in McDonald County circuit court seeking mandamus to reinstate. Hearing set for November in Pineville. Gov. Park appointed McGaugh and an AG rep to defend the state. Also noted, a perfect black rose was developed by the Sangerhausen Rosarium in Germany after years of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Ray B. Horton
Missouri
E. T. McGaugh
Horton
St. Louis
McGaugh
McDonald County
Gaby Pineville
McGagh
State Board
Guy B. Park
Attorney General's Office
May Move U.S. Fleet Back Into Atlantic
President Roosevelt and the navy discussed moving the American fleet from the Pacific to the Atlantic. Secretary Swanson, Assistant Secretary Henry L. Roosevelt, and Admiral William H. Standley attended the conference, but no final decision was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pacific
Atlantic
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Swanson
Henry L. Roosevelt
William H. Standley
Naval Opera
Lions
Wallace and Governors Clash Over Farm Price Plan
Five midwestern governors press Wallace to fix farm prices as tensions rise over workable methods. Secretary of Agriculture Wallace reports the plan is not ready and requires broader agreement among states and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Des Moines, JR
Sioux City
Suth
Neb
Plattsmouth
Missouri River
Ted Lee
Colewood
Charles Bryan
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Hucksdorf Curve
Racine County
Wausau
Belgium
Law and Order League
Iowa
Towans
St Louis Slipping in Aviation Prestige Says Expert
Gregory J. Brandewide urged the St Louis airport commission to boost flying interest after noting the city fell behind peers in air passenger numbers and small loads. He warned against losing headquarters of two large airway firms and the removal of 12 schedules over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Municipal Airport Commission
Gregory J. Brandewide
Chamber of Commerce
Why the Sudden Change to Liquid Laxatives
Doctors praise liquid laxatives for measurable doses and controlled action. The public favors liquid formulas that provide comfortable, adjustable relief without habit formation or kidney irritation. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, based on natural senna, is prescribed and available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Dr. Caldwell
Kidnap Trial in Kansas City Sees George McGee Faces Death Penalty
In Kansas City Missouri George McGee stands trial for aiding the kidnapping of Miss Mary McElfroy. The state seeks the death penalty as his brother Walter McGee already faced execution for the same abduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatne
George McGee
Kansas Citys
Mary McElfroy
Thea
George
Walter
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Eva Street
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Clay Street
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Westphalia
News and Tribune
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Sangerhausen Rosarium
Germany
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Mariana
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Prince of Wales
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