Shake-up Likely Among M U Curators After Inauguration
Governor-elect Guy B. Park could replace more than half of the University of Missouri board of curators after January 2. He may appoint five new members filling three expiring terms and two unconfirmed Caulfield appointees, shifting the board to a five four Democratic majority.
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University of Missouri Board of Curators
Guy B. Park
Park
Caulfield
State Senate
Missouri
Melen Zwick
St. Joseph
Fred Naeter
Cape Girardesu
MicDavid
Springfield
Charles F. Ward
Piattsburg
George G. Wilson
Rep
St. Louis
Mercer Arnold
Joplin
A. A. Speer
Jefferson City
Newlyweds Archer celebrate 72 years of marriage in Pittsburg
Mr and Mrs 3 F Archer of Pittsburg observe their 72nd wedding anniversary marking years of partnership. Archer is 92 and his wife 87 with eleven children, 35 grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. They look toward a diamond anniversary in three years.
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Pittsburgh
Kas
If. Archer
Pittsburg
Archer
High crop average set at Weston tobacco sale
Weston Missouri tobacco auction reported a new high crop average as 1,163 pounds sold at 22.754 cents per pound uncred weight. The crop was offered by George Law of Edgerton. The day followed a previous high average of 18.0 cents for all sales, the highest since the 1930 crop was marketed.
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Weston
George Law
Edgerton
Revolutionary Business Plan Proposed by Democratic Sclon
Senator Marvel M Logan of Kentucky champions a plan to tax and regulate industries, divert profits to a government fund to curb unemployment and prevent wealth concentration. He argues regulation of all industrial corporations could curb inflation and monopoly while stabilizing the economy.
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Revolutionary Business Plan
Sclon
Blue Grass
Nour bootlegging of flour may occur in U S
Washington December 16 AP The milling industry warned before the House Agriculture Committee that a new illicit business Nour bootlegging could arise under a proposed domestic allotment farm relief law Spokesman Fred J Lingham of Lockport New York urged that the tax plan would raise flour prices by 3 to 4 a barrel and trigger flour bootlegging He attacked the Bill as a super sales tax harming bread prices and warned of widespread smuggling unless mills are policed The witness noted the government monopoly on postage stamps and bankers facing trouble if bread prices rise further.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
United States
Fred J. Lingham
Lockport
N. Y
The
Millers National Federation
Lingham
Prohibition Raids Net 31 Arrests Across Three Missouri Cities
A pre holiday enforcement drive in Joplin Carthage and Neosho resulted in 31 arrests with 16 jailed on bond. Fourteen arrests were in Joplin ten in Carthage three in Neosho and four in Newton county. Most relatos involved possession sale or illegal dispensing of liquor and district officials plan to seek padlocks in January.
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Carthage
Neosho
United States
Thad Bowden
Kansas City
Missouri
Newton County
Rowden
Weather records shattered across states in deep winter cold
Cold swept from Canada to the Gulf breaking 25 year old records and freezing rivers in many states. Ice and snow disrupted travel as Chicago and New York faced record lows while shelters filled. A man was sentenced in Chicago for a street crime related to a purse snatching.
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Miuch
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New York
Carl Feriano
Two Held After Iowa Deputy Slain in Farmfield Shooting
Elmer Brewer and Patrick Griffith were captured near Waterloo after Deputy Sheriff W. F. Dillworth was killed and Deputy H. M. Mitchell fatally wounded during a failed arrest for a rape charge. Brewer fired after being confronted at the two room cinder-block house as deputies approached.
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Elmer Brewer
Patrick Griffith
Here
W. F. Dillworth
H. M. Mitchell
Brewer
Teria
H. T. Wagner
Griffith
Dillworth
Wis¢ Mitchell
Mitchell
Bernice Graves
Darline
William Kahn
Supreme Court bans public subscription wagering at Missouri dog tracks
The Missouri State Supreme Court in en banc session ruled the public subscription system used at dog race tracks illegal. Judge Frank Atwood called the plan a sham to transact betting, upholding county officials in blocking a Wellston Kennel Club track at the U S Highways 40 and 41 intersection. The ruling enjoined Circuit Judge Mulloy from enforcing an order restraining county interference and reiterates that subscription bets constitute pool gambling and violate state law.
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Missouri
Frank Atwood
Court En Banc
St. Louis County
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Wellston
Harry Castlen
St. Louis
Mulloy
Kennel Club
Health Handicaps Drive Ambitions of Louisiana Girl
Miss Pearsie Maze Sellers, honor graduate of Louisiana high school, uses leather crafts to fund college while assisting her family. A pneumonia survivor with one collapsed lung, she spent eighteen months at Mt. Vernon sanitarium learning to make handbags, coin purses, and frames. She returned to Louisiana to pursue a double studies program and complete her junior year subjects at home.
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Pearsie Maze Sellers
Louisiana High School
Mt. Vernon
Mise Sellers
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Miss Sellers
Valuable articles destroyed by fire in Kansas City
In Kansas City a fire gutted a dancing school interior destroying seven valuable old violins, dancing costumes, and historical papers on grand opera and operatic dancing. Madame S. Peri, who had just dismissed a class, reported losses of 29,000 dollars and said she was left penniless.
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Kansas City
Peri
Senior Year Scholar Atop Class In Graduation
The student finished her senior year with the highest scholarship in the class proving exceptional academic achievement and dedication. She demonstrated outstanding diligence across subjects and earned top ranking at graduation.
Burgos Cathedral Among Spain's Finest Gothic Icons
One of Spain’s greatest Gothic churches, the Burgos Cathedral rivals Toledo and Leon in architectural grandeur. Founded 1221 by Ferdinand III and English Bishop Maurice, it took three centuries to finish, with towers completed 1442 to 1458 and the lantern added by 1567. The 275 foot towers overlook a river, while the 300 foot interior showcases lofty proportions. The Castillo destruction in 1813 devastated many stained-glass windows, now replaced with modern glass. The Capilla del Santissimo Cristo houses the famed Cristo de Burgos, an ancient image of Christ believed to be human-bodied but actually buffalo hide with hair from a human head.
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Leon
Spain
Ontario
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el Santo
Maurice
Ferdinand TI
Alfonso VI
Asterlo de Oca
Castillo
Capilla del Santissimo Cristo
1933 Chevrolet to Be Shown for the First Time Here Today
Burnett Chevrolet on Capitol Avenue hosts the local debut of the 1933 Chevrolet. Jefferson City dealer president H. L. Burnett and six salesmen returned from St. Louis where executives outlined 192 improvements including a longer wheelbase and new Fisher body styling. The car promises economy despite greater size and stronger six cylinder power.
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Burnett Chevrolet
BE. Capitol Avenue
H. L. Bwnett
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Burnett
Fisher
Iocal
Belgian Premier Picked to Form New Government
Count Charles de Broqueville accepted a commission from King Albert to form a new Belgian government after the cabinet resigned over Belgium defaulting on its wartime debt to the United States.
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Charles de Broqueville
King Albert
Belgium
United States
Cresmulsion Promises Quick Germ Fight With Safe, Pleasant Formula
An advertorial claims Cresmulsion combines seven aids for rapid germ control and relief from coughs and colds. It asserts safety with no narcotics and offers a money back guarantee if any illness is not relieved, regardless of duration, through a pharmacist.
Mercury's Zero Frisson Sparks MU Dorm Innovations
In Columbia Missouri on December 16 a UP report notes University of Missouri fraternity house dormitories adopting odd winter customs. The piece lists practices such as wearing borrowed gym sweats over pajamas, early retirements wrapped in a roommate's sheepskin robe, hauling out unused golf socks, and writing home for extra warmth.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
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