Northwest Missouri Hit by Heavy Rainstorm
Northwest Missouri towns including Savannah Maryville and Mound City reported heavy rainfall with totals from about one to more than two inches and wind damage to trees and a residence. The storm moved southwest from the northwest, causing telephone pole damage and lingering drizzle into the evening.
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Mately
Savannah
Keré
Maryville
Mound City
Tarkio
Iate
Rolis
Negro Held for State Car Theft in Capital Area
Jess Davis a local Black man and three-time offender was arrested after allegedly taking a State Highway Department car from the storage garage at 2 Siling station near the capitol. Prosecutor Elliott filed a theft complaint alleging the car owned by the state and in the care of J Carl Dawson was taken without permission. Davis was arrested Thursday night by police in the Lafayette Street area and jailed.
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State Highway Department
Siling Station
Capitol
Jess Davis
Elliott
Pempt
Justice of the
Peate
Davis
Dawson
Lafayette Street
Espicion
High School Youths Canoeing to Gulf Action Trip
A group of Missouri youths from St Joseph to New Orleans plans a canoe voyage via the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. They left two weeks ago and averaged about 30 miles daily in Mayaville. After reaching New Orleans they intend to sell their canoes and trek by hitchhiking along the eastern coast, aiming to return home by next September. They stopped briefly to visit Mr and Mrs R Hewitt at 1216 Moreland Ave. The trip ties to the attorney general's office.
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Missouri
Mississippi
St. Joseph
New Don
R. Hewitt
Moreland
Orleans
Weather Missouri Unsettled with Warm Keeping into Saturday
Unsettled Missouri forecast continues warm Saturday with possible showers and a cooler trend expected Sunday as conditions shift across the state.
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Missouri
Roosevelt Plans National Social Security and Housing
President Roosevelt outlined a plan to boost security and living standards nationwide through housing, land and water resource use, unemployment and old age insurance funded by contributions, with national scope and state cost sharing. He urged avoiding pork barrel tactics and sought rapid expansion of public works during hard times.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Robinson
Larkansas
Buford to Retire After 28 Years in State Senate
Carter M. Buford of Elington announces he will not seek re election to the state senate after 28 years in office. He plans to devote time to supporting Harry S. Truman for United States Senate and has been a regional booster, authoring a bill for southern Ozarks national forests. Clyde C. Cope of Salem runs unopposed for the Democratic nomination in Buford's district.
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Carter M. Buford
Elington
State Senate
Harry S. Truman
United States
Buford
Ozarks
Clyde C. Cope
Salem
Patrolman Exonerated in Fatal Shooting at Fredericktown
A coroner's jury ruled Patrolman Howard J. Turnbull acted in self defense and in the line of duty when he shot John C. Ramey in Fredericktown Missouri. Ramey, armed with a buffalo rifle, allegedly threatened Turnbull. four additional shots followed as Ramey advanced. Ramey, a widower with one son, once ran a road-house nearby.
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Fredericktown
Howard J. Turnbull
John C. Ramey
Turnbull
Ramey
W. H. Barrow
Remey
Wrestler Uses Ring Tactics to Rescue Stranded Girl
In St Louis on June 8 AP report says Jack Plymmn, a New Orleans wrestler and boxer, used ring tactics to rescue a distressed girl swimmer in the Meramee TIVET. The girl reportedly went under three times, Plymmn reached her, delivered a rabbit punch to the shore, knocking her unconscious and reviving her.
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ST. Louis
Jack Plymmn
New Orleans
Piyn2
Herz
State coal dealers elect J. D. Reed as vice president
J. D. Reed, a local coal dealer, was elected one of six vice presidents of the Missouri Retail Coal Dealers Association at the close of a two day meeting in Columbia. Sam F. Dalton of Columbia was named president. About 300 state dealers attended the convention. Dawn Dubinsky of Kansas City, representative of the Dubinsky Bros. Theaters, also visited on business.
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J. D. Reed
Missouri Retail Corp . Dealers Association
Organiztion
Columbia
Sam F . Dalton
Dawn Dubinsky
Kansas City
Dubinsky Bros. Theaters
Tugwell confirmation sparks Senate dispute over agriculture post
The Senate demanded a formal hearing on Rexford Tugwell for undersecretary of agriculture after a party rift in which Democratic leaders accused Chairman Smith of stalling. Tugwell faced questions as he sought confirmation amid delays and intra party clashes.
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Washington
Senate
Cooummer
Rexford G. Tugwell
Agriculture Committee
Smith
D-Sc
Irving
Tugwell
Robinson
Gallories
Byrd
Virginia
Virginian
Deven
Ashrust
D-Ariz
Ethelyn Henwood to Be Buried Here
Ethelyn Henwood daughter of Judge and Mrs Berryman Henwood of Webster Groves will be buried at Riverview Cemetery here Sunday after a simple service at the local Methodist Church at 4 PM Hugh Stephens will deliver the eulogy and Rev Thomas B Mather will offer a prayer Miss Henwood 23 died Thursday afternoon at Barnes Hospital St Louis after a brief illness of blood poisoning The list of pallbearers includes several named local and military figures from St Louis and West Point with several honorary members named though the fragment ends abruptly
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Ethelyn Henwood
Berryman Henwood
Webster Groves
Riverview Cemetery
Hugh Stephens
Thos. B. Mather
Miss Henwood
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Curtis By
George Lake
Charles Seibold
Hany Camery
Ben Sch
Missouri Second Gold-Wil Aerocade plans three-day state tour
The Missouri State Chamber of Commerce launches the Second Gold-Wil Aerocade on May 16 from Jefferson City for a three day tour of Missouri. Invitations extend to Governor Guy P At torney Generals Roy hicKittrick Auditor Forest Smith State Treasurer Richard Ney Superintendent Charles Lee and Motor Vehicles Commissioner W H Steward. Dwight H. Brown leads the state chamber as secretary of state and Kansas City Chamber President Conrad Mann and St Louis Chamber President Thomas Dysart are invited. Each chamber and city may send representatives by plane, with many ports hosting stops such as Bagwell Dam Sikeston Kennett Poplar Bluff Koshkonong Carthage Nevada St Joseph Brookfield Springfield Colurskie Joplin Mary.
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Missouri
Chambers of Commerce
Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson Cit
Guy B. P
Roy hicKittrick
Forest Smith
Richard R. Ney
Charles 4. Lee
W. H. Steward
Dwight H. Brown
State Chamber of Commerce
Conrad EH. Mann
Kansas City
Sikeston
Kennett
Poplar Bluff
Koshkonong
Carthage
Nevada
St. Joseph
Brookfield
Springfield
Colurskie
Joplin
Mary
Richard M. Duncan
B. T. Gordon
Liberty
Olney Burrus
Independence
G. Jasper Bell
Joseph B. Shannon
C. C. Dickinson
Clinton
Rueben T. Wood
James Ruffin
Joseph A. Smith, Jr
Garden City
W. L. Hixson
Ozark
Frank H. Lee
James H. Martin
Ironton
Clyde Williams
Hillsboro
Clarence Cannon
Elsberry
Orville Zimmerman
Lee Stokley
Eugene M. Munger
Chaffee
Fleventh
Thomas C. Hennings
St. Louis
Holman Fast
Maplewood
A. Mal
Hoolan
Lowest Wheat Yield Since 1893 Foreseen for US
Washington reports a crop outlook from the Agriculture Department showing the wheat harvest may total 500 million bushels, with winter wheat at 400,357,000 and spring wheat at 100,000,000, amid drought. Oats and other grains fall sharply, pastures and hay suffer, and current stocks cover only domestic needs.
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Columbia. Mo
Missouri
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
BE. A. Lofan
Gorn
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture
United States
Scrop Reporting Board
Returned to Prison as Parole Violator
Ham let Krause, sentenced to three years for forgery in Cole County, was returned to the penitentiary last night after being arrested at the capitol for violating his parole granted by Governor Park on January 15.
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Capitol
Hamlet Krause
Cole County
Krause
Governor Park
Drop theft charges over borrowed car
U S Commissioner Edna Morris dismissed Dyer Act violation charges against Mario Lindsay 24 and Carmel Shick 27 both of Niagara Falls New York who had been held in jail to face federal charges. They were arrested in Colombia on April 24 after an attempted arrest named Umberto. Lindsay and Shick allegedly took a car to use in a robbery. The commissioner said the two had borrowed a car and failed to communicate with him.
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U. S
Edna Morris
Mario Lindsay
Carmel Shick
Niavara Falls
Lindsay
Shick
Colombia
Ante
Umberto
Alvin
Nim
Noted physician warns of race extinction from fast living
Cleveland doctor George W. Crile argues in his new book Diseases Peculiar to Civilized Man that modern life over stimulates the thyroid and brain, creating a kinetic system that could dominate the body and lead to humanity’s possible extinction. He cites orthogenesis to explain an irreversible rise in brain and thyroid activity, warned by the dangers of civilization’s speed.
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Cleveland
June
George W. Crile
Crile
Grile
Priest Feidt Named Chaplain for St Louis Penitentiary and Hospital
In St Louis, June, Archbishop Glennon announced Rev Bernard Feidt, longtime Catholic priest, as chaplain of the state penitentiary and a hospital chaplain at St Mary’s in Jefferson City. The same day Rev Michael Deele, pastor at Wentzville, received a separate appointment.
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ST. Louis
Bernard €. Feidt
Glennon
Preson
Feldt
St. Mary's Hospital
Jefferson City
Michael Deele
Wentzvie
Congressmans Death From Auto Injuries
Washington June 8 AP Representative Thomas C Coffin of Idaho died tonight from injuries after being struck by an automobile Tuesday He was 46 a Democrat elected to the House from Idaho 2nd district in 1932 He earlier served as mayor of Pocatello Idaho and served in the aviation branch of the Navy during World War I.
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Washington
Thomas C. Coffin
Idaho
Coffin
Pocatello
J Aviation
Navy
Candidates Square Off For Primary
Filing for the August primary closed with many candidates lining up for state and local offices. Key races include U.S. Senate, two state Supreme Court seats, state superintendent, 13 congressional seats, 37 state senators, 45 circuit judges, and the St. Louis Court of Appeals, plus numerous local posts. Democrats feature John Cochran Truman Milligan and Milipan, while Republicans field Roscoe Patterson opposed by Joseph Shy.
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State Supreme Court
United States
Congress
St. Louis
John +. Cochran
Jacob J. Milipan
Richmond
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Longstreet Cleveland
Columbia
Roscoe Co. Patterson
Joseph J. Shy
Chillicothe
Livingston County
Nemi Supreme Court
John T.rons
Court
C. A. Leedy
Walter A. Higbee
Lancaster
Supreme Court
Lon Kelley
Pineville
Paul Roosevelt Miller
Laurance M.hyde
Princeton
Charles A
Secretary of State
Jacob L. Milligan
John J. Cochran
John T. Fitzsimmons
Kansas City
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