White House Gets Market Control Bill Passed
The House and Senate agreed on a conference report to modify the securities act of 1933, sending the measure to President Roosevelt for signature. A new five member stock exchange commission will regulate exchanges, with margin limits set by the Federal Reserve Board and prohibitions on manipulative practices to protect honest businessmen.
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Washington
Stork Exchange Control
House
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
Financial World
Sengter Byrnes
Byrnes
S Symes
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Commission
American Held as Spy Suspect at Toulon Arsenal
An American tourist was seized by French gendarmes at the Toulon naval arsenal and turned over to authorities on espionage suspicion. Police say he denied being a spy, claiming only to be a visitor with workmen, amid a series of recent espionage arrests tied to Americans in Paris. Nikolajeski, found by guards, could not prove citizenship as he faced charges for entering a military facility.
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Toulon
France
Poice
Rover Gordon Switz
East Orange
N. J
New York
Paris
Germany
Nikolajeski
Gengarmes
Weather Missouri sees unsettled weekend with war news
A Missouri weather note reports a somewhat unsettled Saturday and Sunday pattern amid ongoing war coverage. The forecast emphasizes changeable conditions and potential rain while national conflict developments continue to unfold.
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Missouri
House Ends Filibuster By Adopting Gag Rule
Washington June 1 AP Amit bovis end catcalls joined two days of reH calls and tickering todey by adopting 2 rele: that gave the majo power tram through legislation speedily and unaltered to hasten adjournment. The final talk on the vote was 1232 to 91. The rule would enable leaders to avoid what might otherwise have been forced on the McLeod bank pay-off measure.
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Washington
Sergeant Abarms
J House
Deen
D. Ga
Elise
R. Calif
Mheen
McLeod Bank
Snell
Senate approves rewards for Dillinger capture in crime bill
Washington June 1 The senate passed a house bill authorizing rewards up to 25000 dollars for criminals capture and sent it back to the house. The measure targets John Dillinger and similar fugitives. The senate also sent to the White House a bill to strengthen federal action on organized crime authorizing multistate pacts for cooperative crime prevention.
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Washington
House
Senate
John Dillinger
White House
Claiborne and others file for Congress and state seats
James R. Claiborne of University City files as a candidate for Congress from Missouri's 12th district. Thomas Chemings Jr. of St. Louis runs in the 11th district Democratic ticket. Charles Straub of St. Louis seeks state senate in the 32nd district Republican. Socialist ticket nominees include William L. Triplett from Springfield in the 6th district, A. B. Northern Rolla and Pred Victor Salem in the 5th, Walter C. Meyer Richmond Beighis for U S senator, plus six socialists for state senate including Mrs. Russia A. Wells Durham 1st district and others.
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James R. Claiborne
University City
Missouri
Congress
Thomas Chemings, Jr
St. Louis
Charles Straub
William L. Triplett
Springfield
A. B. Northern
Rolla
Pred Victor
Salem
Fth
Walter C. Meyer
Richmond
Summerville
Y. T. Breitenbacher
Trenton
O. M. Boschert
St. Charles
W. BE. Boggs
DeSoto
Samuel Fleck
Ozark Farm Woman Robbed Of 1700 Dollars
Calico Rock Arkansas June 1 AP a fruitless search continued tonight for two men who robbed Mrs Sylvia Rutledge of 1700 dollars at her farm home four miles north of town yesterday A sheriff posse with bloodhounds searched area last night and today for the men who demanded money at pistol point two nephews aged 13 and 18 were held during the robbery Mrs Rutledge who came to the area Monday from Toledo Ohio reported the loss and the crime was under investigation.
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Calico Rock
Ark
Sylvia Rutledge
Here
West Plains Mo
Farmer Drowns Near Houston Missouri River
Frank Hale a 22 year old farmer drowned in the Piney River near Houston Missouri while wading with friends He walked into deep water and could not swim He was survived by his widow and one son.
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Houston
Frank Hale
Piney River
Here
State building group to meet on hospital and prison projects
A bipartisan advisory committee may be formed today at the State Building Commission’s first meeting since a 10 million dollar bond issue was approved May 15. Governor Park notes the panel would aid rehabilitating and modernizing Missouri’s institutions. A federal grant of about 4.6 million dollars may assist the effort.
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State Building Commission
Missouri
Commission
Governor Park
Memorial Service Planned for J. Fisher at Rio Cemetery
Members of the Modern Woodmen Camp plan a memorial service for the late J. Fisher at Rio Cemetery this Sunday morning at 10 o’clock. The two drill teams will supervise the ceremony under Robert Chapman. The program includes unveiling a monument by Fisher’s nine year old granddaughter Gwen Reese, with Gipson Smith opening the service and Ruby Kolar offering the prayer. George will supervise the ritual.
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J.as Fisher
Rio
Robert Chapman
Fisher
Gwen Reese
Gipson Smith
Ruby Kolar
George
Two Women Arrested for Spurious Bills in St Louis Area
SF Lowis reports two women tied to gangsters were booked on conspiracy to pass counterfeit one dollar notes at a highway rest stop in St Charles Missouri. Theresa Gallagher, 24, and Jeanette Greene, 26, arrested after officers halted a vehicle amid a string of bogus bills. About 50 counterfeit notes have been reported around St Louis recently.
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SF. Lowis
Theresa Gallagher
Jeanette Grexe
St. Charles
Bogus Hills
Fling Station
St. Louis
Thunderstorm Leaves Damage in Northeast St Louis
St Louis was hit by a thunderstorm and strong winds on June 1. Lightning sparked about six fires, including one at Zion Evangelical Church, all of which were extinguished quickly with no deaths or serious injuries. Temperatures fell from 100 to 87 degrees as heat relief arrived.
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ST. Louis
Zion Evangelical Church
Strike Threat Over Industry Still Hangs
Washington June 1 AP An unexpected deadlock between labor and management followed talks led by Hugh S Johnson to avert a general strike in the cotton textile industry. Johnson Sloan and Bruere adjourned until tomorrow as factions disagreed on an adjustment proposal. Textile workers threatened to walk out within three days over a 2 percent production cut under the NBA order.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
National Recovery
Cuttom
Vy Conference of Union
Readers & Johnson
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Code Authority
Robert Bruere
Cotton Textile Industrial Relations Board
MRA
Johnson
jStips
Robert &. Wagner
National Labor Board
Roosevelt
NBA
Barnett’s Body to Go to Muskogee
Federal orders direct the burial of Jackson Barnett known as the World’s Richest Indian. The body will be sent to Muskogee Oklahoma for burial after orders from the Commissioner of Indian Affairs in Washington. Mrs Anna Laura Loewe Barnett had sought burial in California but the federal process overrides that claim.
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Hiverside
Calif
Jackson Barnett
Muskogee
Okla
John W. da
XM Run
Joan Collier
Indian Affairs
Washington
Los Angeles
Anna Laura Loewe Barnett
Federal
California
Pastor sued after dog ejection scandal in Oklahoma
The Rev W Hitch Jen Frank tabernacle of Faith Tabernacle East St Louis faces a $50 000 defamation suit from Miss Harvey alleging he made disparaging remarks about her while she was a member in 1934. Meanwhile Wheat to Market reports Fort Worth Texas June 1934 first cars of wheat arriving from Grand Field Oklahoma sold before arrival at Galveston with one car at 1.971 per bushel.
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Reto Ory L
Aej
W . Hitch- Jen
Tabernaceeae Bere
Miss Harvey
Mr. Kitchen
Faith Tabernacle Congregation
East St. Louis
Fort Worth
Tez
United States
Grand Field
Oklo
Galveston
Postal theft suspect held at Tuscumbia
Post Office Inspector W. R. Sanders led an over a year long probe into mail theft from a lock box at the Tuscumbia post office. A. L. Johnson, local businessman, was arrested and bound over to the October federal term after waiving a preliminary hearing. He is charged with looting the Bank of Tuscumbia box during noon on May 26. Johnson runs a nearby restaurant and pool hall.
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Post Office
W. R. Sanders
Tuscumbia
A. L. Johnson
Johnson
U. S
Edna Mortis
Bank of Tuscumbia
Delays Decision In State Suit In Missouri Case
Circuit Judge Nike G Sevier postponed until August 1 a ruling in the Missouri suit ex rel Roy McKittrick versus Lorenzo R Thompson seeking about 32000 from the wrong fund related to Thompson as state auditor. Attorneys needed time to file briefs as both sides argued fund appropriations. In a separate ruling, C F Relson was awarded 2200 against the Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen for a lost eye while employed by Missouri Pacific after an improper claim submission.
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Nike G. Sevier
State of
Missouri
Roy McKittrick
Lorenzo RD. Thompson
Thompson
State Department of Education
Eral Stratton Sharter
McKittrick
C. F. Relson
Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Relson
Missouri Pacific
Brotherhood
Drum Corps to Attend Legion Picnic in Camdenton
Jefferson City's American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps heads to Camdenton for the first annual Legion Picnic. The parade begins at 9:30 AM with Rescue Enloe post in charge of the opening program at the high school auditorium. Mayor Morgan Moulder of Camdenton and national and state officers will speak. A banquet and later ball close the day.
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Jefferson City
American Legion
American Legion and
Auxiliary Department of Missouri
Camdenton
Enloe
Morgan Moulder
Ed W. Carruth
J. Grant Frye
IL. N. Goosay
Mercury Records 102 For Third Day In Butte Heat Wave
Butte Montana reports a 102 degree high marking the third consecutive day at or above 102 as a heat wave worsens drought damaging crops nationwide. Weather shocks include a late snow, rising butter and grain prices, and state embargoes to protect livestock.
Springfield motorist fined after boulevard stop violation
Acting Police Judge Foster Wheatley fined Will Lovett $10 for running a stop sign after a collision at Monroe and Dunklin in Springfield. Herman Sommerer, the other driver, reported damage and planned a possible damage suit. Wheatley filled in for Judge J. G. Leslie, hospitalized in St Louis.
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Foster Wheatley
Springfield
Sommerer
Lovett
Dunkin Lovett
Monroe
Wheatley
Means Ray
Leslie
Miss McElroy Visits Abductor in Prison
Mary McElroy, kidnapped daughter of Kansas City city manager H. P. McElroy, met George McGhee in Jefferson City penitentiary. The interview lasted over an hour, requested by McGhee, while McElroy faced a life sentence for the abduction.
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ST. Louis
The
Globe-Democrat
George McChee
Missouri Penitentiary
Mary McElroy
H. P. McElroy
Kansas City
Tweedies Move Equipment to Boost Local Shoe Plant
Transfer of gear from Versailles Tweedie plant to the main factory will add 159 to 200 shoe workers in Jefferson City. Versailles plant to close for about six months. Jefferson City employs 570 now. Also: a Jasper Alabama extradition requisition for Ovennis to Caruthersville on a first degree murder charge. James W Lawrence and Gertarde Howard obtain a marriage license in the county.
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Versailles
Wenner Parx
Ovennis
Jasper
Alabama
Caruthersville
Enis
Charles Faulkner
James W. Lawrence
Atlanta, Ga
Gertarde Howard
Springfield
County Recorder
Shade at Livestock Pens For Saturday Sale
Chamber of Commerce officials arranged shelter over the livestock pens at the second community stock sale to be held this afternoon at the corner of Capitol Avenue and Jefferson Streets. The sale starts promptly at 1 o'clock as part of the series conducted on alternate Saturdays.
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Chamber of Commerce
Capitol Avenue
Jefferson Streets
New York Welcomes United States Battle Fleet
June 1 AP reports New Yorkers cheered the 33,000 ton Pennsylvania as Rear Admiral Sellers and Major LaGuardia reviewed the fleet. 25,000 sailors took shore leave, mail was delivered, and the Navy's visit included a dinner at the Commodore and a Waldorf ball hosted by Mrs. James Roosevelt.
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New York
United States
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Pennsylvania
David R. Sellers
LaGuardia
City Hall
Navy
Josephus Daniels
Roosevelt
Hudson
Jetter
U. S. Pennsylvanias
Sellers
United States Navy
Naval Academy
Sdance
The
Waldorf
James Roosevelt
Motlow Seeks $90,000 in Seizure Case
Lem Motlow of Lynchburg Tennessee seeks $90,000 in circuit court over the 1932 seizure of the Jack Daniel Distillery warehouse in St Louis. He alleges insurance policies covered seizure losses and names Southern Holding and Insurance Company and several New York and St Louis firms as defendants. The suit arises from prohibition era actions and related indemnity bonds amid a larger legal dispute.
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SY. Louis
Lem Motlow
Lynchburg
Tenn
Jack Daniel
Motlox
Jack Daniel Company
Southern Holding and Insurance Company
The
Home Indemnity Company of
New York
Home Insurance Company of
St. Louis
Motlow
Southern Surety and Holding Company
Iowa
Southern Surety and Folding Company of
Bcy
Matlow
Liga
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J. F. Long
B. A. ,Parnell
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Mercury
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