Nazi Congress Edicts Propaganda While Diplomats Arrive
In Nurnberg on September 10 the Nazi congress shifted from democratic attacks to praising the swastika era. Goebbels condemned democracy. Max Amann extolled the press while Darre boasted farm output. Ten diplomats, including Pris Gilbert and ambassadors from Britain Greece Sweden and Belgium, visited as planes formed a swastika overhead.
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Nurnberg
Germany
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Max Amann
Reich Press Chamber
Walther Darre
Reichs- Fuehrer
Hitler
Prentiss B. Gilbert
United State
Berlin
State Department
William &. Dodd
America
Darre
United States
Old Castle
Gilvert
der Fuehrer
Ieader
Tests Show Two Year Olds Match Adult Chimpanzees
Vienna researchers led by Professors Charlotte and Karl Buehler report that a typical two year old has the mental development of an adult chimpanzee. Their tests involve reaching for toys with a stick and gasping reactions to objects, plus social play studies to gauge temperament and sharing tendencies in a supervised station for young children.
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Vienna
Psychologic Institute
University of Vienna
Charlotte and
Karl Buchler
Anh
Missouri Weather Update With Showers Likely
In Missouri, additional thundershowers were possible today from clouds bringing rain of light to moderate amounts to about half the state. St Louis reported 1.02 inches as the day’s maximum. other totals included Poplar Bluff .92 Arcadia .74 Rolla .43 and Macon .44. The showers missed most of the north and northwest, while states fair weather was expected tonight and temperatures remained warm.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Weather Bureau
Poplar Bluff
Arcadia
Rolla
Macon
Hannibal
Lexington
Springfield
Stark Finishes Signing Bonds in $10 Million Issue
Continued from Page Vv in Jefferson City the bonds must be delivered by Tuesday to a St. Louis syndicate of banks and investment firms which bought the issue at a premium of 150 009 after private sale to a Kansas City firm for 100 000 over face value. Legislation and litigation in the 3 million state building bond controversy were to be formally terminated today with dismissals in the circuit court and state supreme court per a proposal by Baum Bernheimer and Co. The agreement calls for the securities to be resold to the St. Louis group at a 150 500 premium, ending the injunction suit filed August 16. Secretary of State Dwight H. Brown and Auditor Forrest Smith prepare the bonds for final stamping and certification as the 19 governor’s signature and great seal are affixed and the 45 registrations completed, with delivery to the St. Louis syndicate by Wednesday.
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Jefferson City
St. Louis
Kansas City
State Supreme Court
Nike G. Sevier
Circuit Court
State Fund Commission
Baum, Bernheimer, & Co
Sure
Supreme Court
Dwight H. Brown
Forrest Smith
Lewis M. Means
Secretary of State
Lloyd C. Stark
State Treasurer's Department
Wesday
Pick ups and hospital notices from local residents
Theodore Wisch returns from Kansas City as Jeffer Son City delegate to the National Letter Carriers convention. Bobby Cronin and Miss Retina Bresher underwent tonsillectomies today. Mrs Elizabeth Hitz was admitted to St Marys Hospital last night with planned surgery. The Y PLS of St Johns Lutheran Church plans a play Here Comes Charlie at Kirchners in Lahman Saturday night at 8.
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Theodore Wisch
Kansas City
Jeffer— Son City
Letter Carriers’ Convention
Bobby Cronin
Lazel Cronin
E. Atchison St
Retina
Elizabeth Hitz
Georgia Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Y. Pls
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Stringtown
Charlie
Kirchners In
Lahman
Sally Rand rejects hobbies and romance in interview
Sally Rand declares she has no interest in hobbies or men, preferring to perform as a dancer or actor for long stretches. She plans a tour of one-night stands in the Prairie States and will travel with her two ostrich plumes. In Norwalk, Henry Simon finds seventeen five-dollar pills washed with underwear and returns the money to the owner.
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New York
Sally Rand
Hickory “County
Missouri
Aukegan
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Prairie States
Norwalk
Henry Simon
Big Family Picnic Welcomes Manitobans at St Malo
Two hundred members of Manitoba's largest family joined a picnic by Society La Ligne Laggimodiere Gaboury in St. Malo. Descendants of Jean Baptiste Laggimodiere in the province total about 4,000. The item blends scattered historical notes on the American Revolution, camel folklore, and telephonic speech tendencies.
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Winnipeg
Man
Manitobia
Society
la Ligne Laggimodiere Gaboury
St. Malo
Jean Baptiste Laggimodiere
Corn and wheat crops forecast by USDA show large totals
The Agriculture Department projected Sept 1 conditions yield 2.549 billion bushels of corn and 885.55 million bushels of wheat for this year, with Spring and Durum wheat and other crops detailed, compared to prior month estimates and last year’s outputs.
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Washington
Agriculture Departtment
Britain and France Push Powers to End Piracy
Britain and France urged a quick action by the nine powers to end piracy with a London committee of 27 nations cited as inadequate for rapid response. Delbos cited the Nyon conference as a swift, unified path to protect Mediterranean trade during ongoing danger. Also notes high yacht demand and Long Island Sound anchorage limits as boaters seek moorings, plus US foreign-born population topping 14 million in 1930 census and Papal succession rules following the Pope’s death.
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Pope Ll
Delbos
Italy
Germany
Ys Toto
London Non-Intervention Committee
Nyon
Taust
Mediterranean
Halt Sale of Capone Estate
The federal government halted an auction of Al Capone’s Florida Palm Island estate when $17,194 in delinquent income taxes were paid. The funds came from Capone’s wife, who provided assets given to her before his Alcatraz imprisonment. A prior threat to auction the property followed by Ralph Capone’s payment of a larger lien.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
al Capone
Internal Revenue
J. Edwin Larson
Larson
Chicago
Palm Island
Miami Beach
Capone
Alcaraz
Ralph Capone
United Press
Frustrate New Outlaw Gang In Louisiana
In Vidalia Louisiana two fugitives believed Texas outlaws were sought as a new outlaw gang formed. A dead man named William L Hairston found near Jena after a gunfight that killed Patrolman J O Wolff. a Mississippi raid led to the capture of a man Cecil Simmons and a cotton planter plus a woman known as Lee. Police suspected others fled the plantation house and one suspect may be Charles Chapman. A separate report notes a 900 pound grand champion steer sold for $22.25 per hundredweight at Kansas City show.
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Vidalia
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
William L
Goldy) Hairston
Jena
J. O. Wolff
Wolff
Hairston
Iver Bottom
Murphy Roden
Huey. P. Long
Lee
Cecil Simmons
Robert Graham
Roden
Charles Chapman
Simmons
Here
Hurt in Odd Accident on St Louis Farm
Nick Silies and his mules were at a farm in St Louis county when a mule strained free while workers shaped wooden supports for a culvert. Silies tried to assist, slipped on concrete, and suffered fatal skull and neck fractures.
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ST. Louis
Nick Silies
Bis Mules
St. Louis County
Silies
Better Pay for Jurors Increase in Federal Jury Pay
Federal jurors will receive four dollars a day instead of three, covering both grand and petit juries. Clerk James J. O'Connor announced the change, saying he had been notified by the attorney general’s office in Washington.
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ST. Upus
James J. O'Connor
United States District, Court
Attorney-General’s
Washington
Civil Service Employes Reach 800000 Mark
The U S civil service workforce surpasses 800000, reflecting long standing stability in federal employment. A notable shift highlights the role of sound policy and river valley regions in sustaining government staffing levels.
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Wautoma
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Edwin Owens
Emery
Lyle
Mammoth Cave
Stark
Major Pitcairn
The
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France
Long Island Sound
Philo A. Dallmeyer
Optometrist
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Goetz
Goetz Country Club
M. K. Goetz Brewing CO
Jorah, Mo
Kane City
Jefferson City Bottling Co
Chubby
Dorothy Bundy
Alice Marble
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S. A. Rose
Joplin
Loop
A. Brandenberger Drug Company
E. High Phone
Fitch
Carter
Carters
Hare
Thompson
Hatfield Mo
Midwest Vocational Agricultural Stock Show
U. S. Civil Service
Toal
Ewing Drive
Oak Park
Phone 390
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