Accuse Car Firms With Ad Falsity
The Federal Trade Commission charged twenty one automobile and finance companies with false advertising for installment plans. Complaints allege actual interest around 12 percent versus 6 percent claimed. Nash Motors disavowed the practice. the FTC gave 20 days to answer.
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Washington
Automobile and Finance
Federal Trade Commission
Trade Commission Act
Charse Onission
New York
Commercial Credit Co
Commercial Investment Trust Co
Universal Credit Co
Finance. Com
Nash Motors Co
Kenosha
Wis
General Motors Corporation
Detroit
Nash
C. H. Bliss
Nash Motor Sales
Park Requests All State Offices Close During Rites
Funeral arrangements outline state offices' closure for General Brown's funeral. A church service at 1:30 pm will precede a military escort from the Capitol to the church. Units from Aurora, Columbia, Boonville, Nevada, Jefferson City, Marshall, and Fayette join the procession with pallbearers named by Gen. Slayton. Masonic rites follow at the grave.
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State Capitol
203Rd Coast Artillery
Aurora
128Th Field Artillery
Columbia
Boonville
Nevada
70Th Infantry Brigade
Jefferson City
138Th Infantry
Marshall
Fayette
Slayton
Masonic Order
Brown
Announce New Jail for County to Be Ready December 18
The Cole County jail, costing 70 000 dollars, is to be completed by December 18 with court inspection and final acceptance to follow. Sheriff elect Carl Buck Walz will likely be the first to move in, while 25 inmates are slated for transfer. The building, funded by 40 000 dollar bonds and a 20 545 dollar federal grant, will welcome public tours with court members and guides explaining locking systems.
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Cole’county
Carl
Buck) Walz
Thedg
Ay Snorgrass
Walz
Albert Fall Cleared to Return Home Under Settlement
Albert B. Fall, former secretary of the interior, was legally free to return to his ranch home in Tres Ritos, New Mexico, after a settlement ending years of litigation over the 700000 acre property. He remains critically ill at William Beaumont General Hospital in El Paso, unable to comment.
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EL Paso
Tex
Albert B
New Mexico
William Beaumont General Hospital
Tres Ritos
Harding
Park Requisitions Return of Prisoners
Governor Park signed requisition papers yesterday to return two prisoners to Missouri for charges. Ira McFadin in Visalia California is accused of passing a bad check, and Lee Leeper of Des Moines faces jail breaking charges when returned to Unionville. Separate note: Canada’s fur output for the year ending July 1935 valued at $12,843,006.
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Park
Missouri
California
Ira
McFadin
Visalia
Calif
Springfield
Lee
Leeper
Des Moines
Unionville
Dominion ‘of Canada
Edward Goes to Wallis as Parleys End
Edward fights for his Crown amid a constitutional storm as prime minister Baldwin holds parliament talks and the king seeks a solution over the rumored marriage to Mrs Simpson. Buckingham Palace and Marlborough House see urgent meetings while York brothers confer and observers await Baldwin’s next move.
Joint American Action Proposed Against Outside Aggression
A proposed treaty of inter American solidarity was laid before the inter American peace conference. Central American delegates Ramirez Guatemala Honduras Costa Rica and Nicaragua presented the plan for uniform joint action against any extra continental aggression. The measure aims to establish permanent peace in the western hemisphere and requires approval by divisional and steering committees.
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Buenos Aires
Roosevelt
Manuel Castro Ramirez
Guatemala
Honduras
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Carlos Saavedra Lamas
United States
Cordell Hull
Montevideo
Ono
League of Nations
Castro Ramirez S
Argentina
Colombia
Peru
Botz reports campaign outlay for governor race
Otto C. Bots of Jefferson City filed with the state secretary that he spent 2698 in his unsuccessful non partisan governor bid. He said the record covers political expenditures and some unrelated items like a health vacation and educational literature. Other Missouri lawmakers filed election spending figures showing varying totals.
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Otto C. Bots
Jefferson City
Botz
Missouri
C. Jasper Bell
Kansas
Cass
Trist
Joseph A. Shannon
Kansas City
Charles C. Madison
Supreme Court
Division No
King faces abdication or severance over romance dispute
Reconciliations of strong will with Baldwin and other government leaders leave Mrs. Simpson in seclusion at Fort Belvedere after a day with Edward and the Duke and Duchess of York. The prime minister resists opening the wave question to parliament, sparking belief the king found new champions among his subjects and facing a possible abdication or break with the Baltimore Belle.
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Commons
Edward
London
Duke and Duchess of York
Mrs. Simpson
Fort Belve
Bessie
B. B. Merryman
Washington, D. C
Mrs .Simpson
Baldwin
Baltimore Belle
Safety Group Seeks Greater State Patrol Powers
A safety group urged police to impress on officers the need for greater vigilance and equal privileges for pedestrians alongside vehicles. Committee members include W N Anderson, Lloyd W. King, Col B M Casteel, C W Brown, W H Steward, and Albert Bond Lambert, with Hunter representing the Missouri Automotive Club and Higgins as Kansas City police director.
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Hunter and Higsins
W. N. Anderson
State Public Service Commission
Lloyd W. King
Col. B. M. Casteel
State Highway Patrol
C. W. ‘Brown
State Highway Department
W. H. Steward
Albert Bond Lambert
St. Louis
Roosevelt in Uruguay Embraced by Crowds in 1933 Visit
At President Terra's palace, President Roosevelt praised the 1933 conferences as the start of a new American era. He credited Terra for hosting and stressed democratic processes to meet modern problems while urging better U S South American travel and language ties.
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Terra
Roosevelt
Ferra
Worth
South America
United States
Uruguay
Chicago Attorney Rupert Bippus Visits City
Chicago attorney Rupert Bippus, former Illinois securities commissioner and ex president of the national association of securities commissioners, spent yesterday in the city meeting J. R. Moll of the Missouri securities department.
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Chicago
Rupert ¥. Bippus
State of Illinois
National Association of Securities Commissioners
City
J. R. Moll
Missouri Security Department
Registration Under Social Security Act Falls Behind
The article notes widespread delays in registering under the Social Security Act, with many delinquent employers and a high nonresponse rate in small towns. In Brooklyn 26,000 did not return forms, prompting punitive action threats and a rush of activity. The effort aims to re canvass delinquents before finalizing lists.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Unger
North Dakota Sells Liquor for the First Time
In BISMARCK North Dakota liquor sales began legally for the first time in 47 years with Minot as the first site. State tax stamps were distributed after the attorney general ruled they could be issued despite a constitutional challenge. State Treasurer John Gray started selling stamps to wholesalers as the case heads to the supreme court on December 9.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Minot
John Gray
Supreme Court
Evidence to Be His Reply to Governor
The report notes Captain McLain accused of taking provisions meant for inmates, with McKittrick planning suits to recover state property. McLain denies wrongdoing and vows to fight. Inmates faced punishment for insubordination as officials cooperated in the investigation. Greene County WPA director Peter J. Boyle and Dr W Kelley visited the capital, while Miss Anna Knollmeyer entered hospital for surgery.
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McLain
Col
George D. Bryant
McKittrick
Bryant
Reformatory
Park
I McKittrick
Stephen DB. Huniter
Shourd
Tand
Paul Renz
Prison Farm
Greene County
Peter J. Boyle
WPA
That County
Dr. W. Kelley
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Wallis
Fort Belvedere
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York
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Kent
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No. 10
Downing Street
Empire
Laanches Project
Greate State Patrol
Americas
Page
Mr. Roosevelt
James
John Blanton
Luther Blanton
King Ranch
Brownsville
Texas Rangers
Blantons
San Perlita
Congress
Aid Natuke
Junios
Cf. Park
Tniers Hospital
Anna Knollmeyer
St. Mary’s Boulevard
Hosital
Bhampoo & Seis
Gipfert’s
Dallmeyer
Termal
Phil A. Dallmeyer
High St
Joe
Dallmeyer’s
Phil A. D. Dallmeyer
E. High St
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