Industry told to take over recovery job
New York dispatch reports at the Congress of American Industry leaders sharply urged private business to lead recovery efforts. Dr Virgil Jordan warned government is controlled by an organized mob and called for cooperation with industry to advance recovery. Raymond Moley urged business to fund jobs and moving goods, shaping a recovery platform for federal action.
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New York
Congress of American Industry
Virgil Jorden
National Industrial Conference Board
Raymond Moley
Congress
Jordan
Moley
Jebor
Alabama Coach Frank Thomas Signs Five Year Deal
Coach Frank Thomas of the University of Alabama Crimson Tide signed a new five year contract as head football coach. The deal supersedes his prior three year pact slated to end after the 1935 season. Sources close to the university president indicate an increase over his present pay. Thomas, a Notre Dame alumnus, joined Alabama in 1931.
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Birmingham
Alt
Frank Thomas
University of Alabama Crimson Tide
Banqnet
Thomas
Notre Dame
Alabama
Gasoline Prices Raised Two Cents At Stations
In St. Louis on December 5, four major oil firms Standard Oil Shell Sinclair and Linbrite boosted gasoline prices by two cents per gallon. Retail rates including taxes now read 15 cents for grades, 18 cents for regular, and 12 cents for third grade.
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Br. Louis
St. Louis
Standard Oi. Co
Shell Petroleum Corp
Sinclair Refining Co
Linbrite Refining Co
Three Gopher stars to play in East West charity game
Evanston, Dec. 5 AP Minnesota championship trio Pug Lund Frene Larson and Phil Bengsten accepted invitations to play in the East West charity football game on New Year’s Day in San Francisco. Eastern coach Dick Hanley Northwestern and Andy Kerr Colgate will select the teams with at most three players from any one school.
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Evanston
Minnesota
Pug Lund
Frene Larson
Phil Bengsten
San Francisco
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Death Hanley
Hanley
Coach Kerr
Confession Solves Theft of Pistols
Confession ties two men to a spree of stealing guns from Missouri armories. Stanley and an accomplice hid loot in a hollow tree, then raided Clinton armory for more weapons and ammunition. Police recovered firearms, while authorities explain thefts followed by pin and bolt removals. The article also notes federal sentences and detonates a bank closure and a separate aviation endurance flight report.
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Stanley
Nevada
Clinton Armory
Stanleyhas
Federal
Leavenworth
Washington, D. C
Detroit
Missoula
Mont
Missouri
Harold V. Brown
Missouri National Guard
Brown
National Guard
Urschel Fails to Identify Suspects in Kidnapping Case
In Portland on December 5, Charles F. Urschel testified about his kidnapping for a $200000 ransom but failed to identify two suspects Alvin H. Scott and Margaret Hurtienne. Federal charges allege Scott’s housekeeper aided the abduction and possession of $7000 paid for Urschel’s release. The hearing seeks removal of the defendants to Oklahoma.
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Portland
Ore
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma
Urschel
Alvin H. Scott
Margaret Hurtienne
Scott
Legume Conference Draws County Delegates at Courthouse
About 100 county delegates appointed by the county court will gather for the annual legume conference in the circuit court room at the courthouse. University of Missouri soils experts M F Miller and L D Bauer will discuss damaged meadows and pastures from drought, seed scarcity, and soil conservation through terraces. M J Regan of Columbia will speak on emergency feed and pasture for dairy cattle. A Zion 4 H club seed selection demonstration will be shown.
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Circuit Court
M. F. Miller
L. D. Bauer
Soils Department
University of Missouri
M. J. Regan
Columbia
Dairy Extension
University
Zion 4-H Club
Ralls County Man Sues for 10500 Damages
James K. Gregg, a New London hotel proprietor in Ralls County, filed in Cole County circuit court against the State Highway Commission seeking 10500 damages. He alleges that water draining from Highway 61 at a high elevation with inadequate drainage floods his 11 room hotel and a nearby house, causing persistent dampness and unsafe understructure. The suit seeks trial during February term.
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James K. Gregg
New London
Cole County
State Highway Commission
Gregg
Ralls County
Nye Promises Federal Probe Into Natural Gas Racket
Senator Nye of North Dakota urged a federal inquiry into natural gas utilities to reduce consumer costs. He cited exorbitant rates tied to utility holding companies and referenced a forthcoming Delaware court brief alleging a Wall Street network backing figures such as Henry L. Doherty and Christy Payne.
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Washington
API
Senate
Nye
R-Nd
North Dakotan
Wilmington, del. Chemery
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Company
Morgans
Philip G. Gossler
Columbia Gas & Elecltric Corporation
Henry L. Doherty
Christy Payne
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Wilmington
Chstopher L. Ward
Frank P. Parish
Doherty
Gossler
Payne
Wall Street
Missouri invites LSU reporters to join campus press
Four LSU journalism students expelled for opposing Huey Long may enroll at Missouri if they meet entrance standards. Dean Frank L. Martin says Missouri upholds a free press and right to comment on public acts, with decency as a check. Also notes a 61 year old California woman swam 10 miles for her 74th birthday and warns about tapeworm transmission from undercooked fish.
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Columbia
Louisiana State University
Huey Long
University of Missouri
Frank L. Martin
School of Journalism
Martin
Missouri
Seninern
Long
Judge's Son Held Without Bail In Tulsa Slaying
Phil Kenna Kennamer, 19, son of Federal Judge Franklin E Kennamer of Oklahoma, pleaded not guilty after arraignment on a first degree murder charge in the alleged killing of John Gorrell son of a Tulsa surgeon. He is shown held in Tulsa county jail.
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Phil Kennamer
Franklin E. Kennamer
Oklahoma
John Gorrell
Tulsa
Tulsa County
High Tribute Paid to Mrs Allbritain
Hugh Stephens recalls Mrs Caddie Allbritain as a civic and church leader. She was laid to rest in Riverview with praise from newspapers and a state-wide circle of acquaintances. Jefferson City mourns her passing as a devoted mother and community figure.
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Hugh Stephens
Caddie Allbritain
Caddie Albrilam
Riverview
Corn Is Highest in Six Years at Chicago Market
Corn futures surged to multi year highs at Chicago as traders expected favorable Washington news and potential duties on foreign grain. Wheat closed higher with December at 1.02 3 4 to 7 8, May 1.08 7 8 to 1.04, July 97 to 87 1 4. December corn at 94 3 4 to 95, May 92 1 4 to 3 8, July 89 1 2 to 3 8. Flour climbed to 7.55 7.75 a barrel, up 25 cents amid the rise in wheat.
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Washington
Treasury
Minneapolis
Kennamer Portrayed as Mob Leader in Tulsa Case
Tulsa authorities tied Kennamer to a gang of five who invaded a Wagoner home on December 2 and alleged extortion, whiskey running, and crimes. County Attorney Anderson called Kennamer an embryonic Dillinger or Capone after six days of investigations and planned state-level aid. Edgar Rice Burroughs seeks divorce from Emma Hulbert Burroughs in Las Vegas on grounds of extreme cruelty.
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Tulsa
Kennemer
Ared
Anderson
Wagoner
Las Pistel Point
Tulse
John P. Gorreil
J. Berry King
Kendamer
King
Kennamer
Gorrell
Ken' Namer
Basil James
Here
C. McMillen
Police
Sam Shumate
Springfield
Shumate
Benple
Barbara Boyle
J. H. Boyle
Las Vegas
Nev
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Hollywood
Toda Rere
Emma Hulbert Burroughs
Peculiar Clad Remedy Claims to Stop Night Irritation
A publisher touts a bladder irritation remedy sold in 25 cent boxes called BUCKETS. The ad claims the product, made from juniper berries and buchu leaves, will flush impurities and acids, relieve irritation, and restore sleep. It promises a money back guarantee after four days if not pleased, from Branctatenin Drug Co. Fischer Drug Co.
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Brancatenin Drug Co
Fischer Drug Oo
Harrison of Fulton Faces Liquor Charge
Harrison of Fulton was arrested Monday night on a federal liquor charge and released on a $1000 bond by U S Commissioner Edna Morris. He faced charges of possessing concealing and returning whisky found in his parked car in Fulton by Calloway County officers.
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Harrison
Fulton
U. S
Edna Morris
Calloway County
DIES OF AUIO INJURIES ALTA MO DEC 5
Dameron a seven year old boy died tonight in Alta Missouri from injuries after a moving accident. M S Rodgers of Sedalia reported the accident and said Dameron was near the MacKies area when the incident occurred. Efforts to aid him were unsuccessful.
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Alta
Dameron
M. S. Rodgers
Sedalia
Mackies
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State Finance Department
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