Moseley Faces Elimination After Anti Jew Critique
Major General Van Horn Moseley, once allied with "international Jewry" and anti communists, had his prepared statement stricken from Dies committee record after delivering a fiery anti Semitic address. He warned of assassination threats and read a curtailed, forceful denunciation of Jews and world Jewry, while committee members deleted the statement and pressed him on subversive activity in the United States.
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Washington
van Horn Moseley
Dies Committee
Hitler
United States
Healey
Dmass
America
Brandeis
American Republic
Three Pendergast Men Discharged From Jobs
The article reports on dismissals within the Pendergast machine including Murray and other department heads. It notes Mayor Smith’s opposition to removing Murray due to ongoing WPA projects and outlines pay levels for Bellemere Hall Ryan Teefey and Murray. A Forward Kansas City inquiry seeks replacements and criticizes the political machine. The county grand jury invites tips as investigations continue.
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Smith
Murray
Bellemere
Hall
Pendergast
Ryan
Teefey
Forward
Kansas City
Aged Man Praises KruGon For Restoring Strength
Mr J F Robertson of Springfield Missouri praises KruGon after years of weakness and muscle pains. He says the product eliminated impurities and restored leg strength letting him walk freely. KruGon is sold by Brandenberger Drug Co and local druggists.
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KruGon
J.F. Robertson
Box 102
Springfield
Missouri
Healtth
MR. J. F. Robertson
KruGen
Mr. Robertson
Brandenberger Drug Co
E. High St
Day at Capitol in Jefferson City
Senate action on Kansas City police bill delayed until next week after the upper chamber rejected a suggestion it work Saturday. Attorney General Roy McKittrick attacked an illegal plan to appropriate 90000 to bear the cost of returning impounded insurance premiums to policyholders, and said he would move to block funds. Senate passed and sent to Gov. Stark a bill providing a 25 percent pay hike for prosecutors in counties of 50 000 population and less.
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Paul Barnett
Kennedy
Gertrude Kennedy
Jackson County
Ray G. Cowan
Andrew B. Steele
Frances Ryan
Lloyd C. Stark
Maurice M. Milligan
United States
Roy McKittrick
Forrest Smith
Smith
Senate
Kansas City
Gov. Stark
Hitler Guarantees Yugoslav Borders At State Dinner
Berlin reports Hitler pledged to uphold Yugoslavia's borders during a lavish state dinner with Prince Paul and Princess Olga marking Yugoslavia’s five day visit. The leaders praised a trusted Germany Yugoslavia relationship and emphasized peaceful cooperation and lasting neighbors since last year.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Yugoslavia
Prince Paul
Fuehrer
Germany
Hitler
Balkan
Reich
Paul
Olga
Balkans
SEC to Probe Union Electric In Secret Investigation
The SEC will privately investigate Union Electric over alleged padded expense accounts used by employees and officers. The commission will not prejudice its right to open a public probe later and may publish findings on guilt or innocence with possible further actions.
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Electric
House Crushes Townsend Bill by 302-97 Vote
The chamber passed Townsend’s measure by 302 to 97 amid heated remarks. Representative McCormack called the tax proposal the most vicious super sales tax in state history. Rep Hendricks defended the bill as fair to advocates, saying opponents only spoke up at the end of the debate.
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House
Townsend
Townsend Plan
McCormack
D-Mass
United States
Hendricks
D-Fla
To Live in Germany Rather Than Go to Jail
John A. Myers 28 who grew up in the United States since age two chose to live in Germany rather than face a U S prison He was paroled on a Miami county robbery sentence and left today with a U S immigration official for New York to be deported to Germany Myers who once served a federal term for interstate transportation of a stolen auto said he forgot his native German and expected Nazi discipline to be easy after prison
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Hutchinson
Kas
Tune
John A. Myers
United States
Germany
Myers
Miami County
New York
Kansas City
Agnes Myers Syum
America
Senator Lewis confirmed to national mediation board
Washington June 1 AP confirms President Roosevelt appointed former Maryland congressman David J. Lewis to the national mediation board. The report notes Canada led wheat exports in four of the last five years.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
David J. Lewis
Maryland
National Mediation Board
Dominion of Canada
Britain’s Newest Submarine Sinks With 79 Aboard
The HMS Thetis, Britain’s newest submarine, sank off Birkenhead with 79 aboard including 53 crew, five officers, 48 sailors, five builders staff, and observers. Distress signals were sent after a test dive failed to surface, triggering immediate rescue efforts.
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G. H. Bolus
Thetis
H. B. K. Oram
Cammel Laird, Ltd
Admiralty
Birkenhead
Point Lynas
Liverpool
Poseidon
Six Million File Federal Income Tax Returns
The treasury reported a record 6,350,148 individuals filed federal income tax returns for 1937. Of these, 3,371,443 were taxable and 2,978,705 were not. Taxable income totaled 15,264,162,417 with taxes of 1,141,618,744.
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Washington
The
Treasury
To Pay Depositors in Two Iron County Banks
Trenton Missouri June 1 AP Special deputy finance commissioner Lyman A Mathews announced a payment of 15 per cent to depositors of the closed Iron County Bank and 5 per cent to depositors of the closed Bank of Ironton would be made tomorrow. With the payment depositors of the Iron County Bank will have received 96 2 3 per cent of the funds they had on deposit when the state finance commissioner took charge five years ago. Bank of Ironton depositors will have received 70 per cent.
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Tronton
Lyman A. Mathews
Iron County Bank
Bank of Ironton
Former bank cashier admits embezzlement plea
Kerr C. Key, 63, former cashier of the First National Bank of Fayetteville, pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Heartsill Ragon to embezzling 12,266 from the bank in 1929. He was ordered to appear Saturday at 10 a m to hear sentence.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Kerr C. Key
First National Bank of
Havana Liner Refuses to Sail With Jewish Refugees
The German liner St Louis remains in Havana harbor under a Cuban order to depart within the day with 917 Jewish refugees or be towed away by a Cuban warship. The ship awaits fuel and provisions to sail tomorrow as guards report refugees in despair and fear of return to Germany.
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Cuba
St.Louis
Federico Laredo Bru
Miguel Varona
Germany
St. Louis
Gustav Schroeder
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