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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1934

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Hollywood duel ends with uppercut on Herbert Marshall

AP reports Herbert Marshall did not smile at John Saunders who punched him in the chin at Ernst Lubitsch's home in Hollywood during a Reinhardt tribute. Saunders recalls the bout as a needed response to insult at a table with Fay Wray and Gloria Swanson present.

Hollywood Cat Herbert Marshall John Monk Saunders Ernst “Kubitsch Motion Picsure Larry Max Reinhardt Saunders Marshall Saunder Fay Wray Marshal Gloria Swanson Miss Swanson Bay Nikki Marlene Dietrich Irene David Sélanick Virginia Bruce al Kaufman Gottfried Ringsiders

Agroplane Exhibit Delivers Ground Thrills at Burnett Garage

A ground stunt plane will thrill spectators at Burnett Garage as it showcases flying capability without carrying passengers. The display aims to captivate with dramatic demonstrations of aeronautic maneuvering in a controlled ground setting.

Exhibition Awe: Static Airplane Delights Capital Fringes

An exhibit shows a U-shaped plane with standard controls, built by CG Phelps of Tacoma. The apparatus promises to simulate flight maneuvers without leaving the ground, including loops and inverted positions, as a training tool for prospective flyers. It will be displayed at the Burnett Chevrolet lot on East Capital today and tomorrow with free video demonstrations for "stationary flyers."

CG. Phelps Tacoma Wash East Capital

Democratic party opens state campaign HQs in Madison Hotel

James P. Aylward announces both general and women’s state campaign offices will be housed in the Madison Hotel with Mrs Lulu Barry Trenton in charge of the women’s HQ. Truman to speak at Flat River and itinerary includes rallies across Missouri. One line notes 374 US airplanes built for civilian use in six months, 273 monoplanes and 101 biplanes.

James P. Aylward Democratic State Committee Jackson County Rubey M. Hulen Madison Hotel Harry S. Truman Independence United States Aylward Lulu Barry Trenton Aylivard Flat River

Desperate Missouri jail breaker captured after abductions

John Baldwin 18, linked to two days of kidnapping near Oakland and Glendale California, was cornered with tear gas after abducting Miss Marjory Evans and W R McKane from Oakland City Hall area then forcing them to wait outside a beer parlor. He boasted of a Mexico escape plan and held up a beer parlor and soft drink joint. His partner George Alton, fleeing from Missouri jail, was caught in Los Angeles. Authorities plan robbery and kidnapping charges. Missouri officials may claim him.

Oakland Cal John Baldwin Missouri Desperado RB. C. Stratton Glendale Marjory Evans W. R. McKane Baldwin Miss Evans Mexico Los Angeles

Seed corn for Missouri urged by Cannon via telegram

Representative Cannon of Missouri urged government purchase of corn for seed distribution in Missouri. He cited rapid depletion of seed-ready corn, with only six of 68 counties reporting adequate seed and most farmers using seed for feed. He proposed outright purchase or loans at market value to avert a seed famine and seed quality deterioration.

Washington Missouri Cannon Wallace Jim

Governor orders return of prisoner to Carroll County

Governor Park issued a requisition for the return of George Henton to Carroll County to face forgery charges tied to an alleged $11.65 check. He is held in Iowa City.

Governor Park Today George Henton Carroll County Iowa City Iowa

Cotton workers urge renewed strike in southern mills

Washington reports Francis J. Gorman, chairman of the textile strike committee, says sentiment for a new strike is strong in southern mill centers due to widespread discrimination against strikers in reemployment. He urges patience until the new textile labor relations board acts, citing reprisals, yellow day contracts, and forced disavowal of unions as tactics against union members.

Washington Francis J. Gorman Textile Gorman New Textile Labor Relations Board South

Confession Hauptmann Wrote Ransom Notes Emerges

Handwriting expert Albert S. Osborn testified he could identify Hauptmann as the ransom note writer after study of the notes and his signature on an automobile registration. Osborn spoke to the grand jury with his son present, asserting confidence without breaching confidences. Col. Arm y Breckinridge, Colonel’s counsel, was also a key witness.

Albert S. Osborn Grand Jury Hauptmann Osborn Albert D. Osborn Col Atmry Breckinridge Lindbergh Colonel Breckinridge Col. Lindbergh Condon Breckinridge

Nudists Seek Missouri Colony Trial Fails

Waynesville Missouri September reports a jury fails to prove a proposed nudist colony exists as court proceedings continue. The case centers on local zoning and community objections affecting a planned settlement. Roads, permits, and state laws are referenced in arguments from both sides.

Lindbergh and Breckinridge at Blue Ash Airport

Charles A. Lindbergh and Col. Breckinridge visited the E. M. S. Flying Service field at Blue Ash near Cincinnati for a refueling stop while en route to Columbus Ohio. They spoke briefly about flying conditions and continued their eastward flight with the Lindberghs expected to return from the West Coast tomorrow.

Gincinnati Charles A. Lindbergh Ofolumbus Ohio E. M.S Blue Ash

Lindberghs Secrecy On Stop At Barnell

The Lindberghs private final monoplane, at St. Louis for repairs after a forced landing in Oklahoma, left Lambert Field at 7:30 a.m. amid sparse servicing. With no landing by 9:45 a.m., officials suspected they would skip St. Louis to avoid a crowd. Major Love, once an air mail buddy of the colonel, is noted in connection to the stop.

Major Love Lindberghs St. Louis Oklahoma Lambert-St. Louis Field

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