Wage-Hour Act ruling on on-site time at Mt Clemens Pottery
Congress continued coverage of a Wage-Hour ruling defining all time on the employer's premises as compensable. At Mt Clemens Pottery, workers clocked in 14 minutes before shift to change and reach stations. Justices Burton and Frankfurter dissented, urging consideration of unusual conditions but affirming the whistle to whistle work week.
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Mt. Clemens
Mich
Burton
Frankfurter
Congress
Tait Appointed to Fulton Library Board
Fulton Missouri June 10 Mrs Anna J Tait has been named a member of the library board by Major J Frank Hensley and fills the vacancy created by Mrs Carl F Wischmeyer who has moved to El Dorado Springs The appointment came on the recommendation of the library board.
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Fulton, Mo
Anna J. Tait
Lirary Board
J. Frank Hensley
Tait
Library Board
Carl F. Wischmeyer
el Dorado Springs
Un sightly dandruff solution promotes scalp relief
A promotional note claims UNSIGHTLY DANDRUFF removes loose flakes and relieves itching and dry scalp by using JAGROLINE HAIR TONIC.
Refuses Appeal by Joseph D Medley
Washington June 10 AP The Supreme Court refused to consider an appeal by Joseph D Medley former Michigan convict from his first murder conviction for the shooting of Mrs Nancy Boyer at her fashionable apartment in Washington Medley and another slayer escaped from the District of Columbia jail last April 3 He was captured hours later hiding in a sewer pipe after cutting through a jail roof ventilator He was arrested in St Louis ten days later He was scheduled to die in the electric chair last April 30 but the execution was postponed pending outcome of his appeal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Joseph D. Medley
Michigan
Nancy Boyer
Medley
District of Columbia
Boyer
St. Louis
Robber-Slayer Waives Hearing in Tulsa Slaying Case
John Noble 22, WWII veteran, waived preliminary hearing on a murder charge in the robbery killing of Fred Stahl, a 60 year old Kansas City salesman. Stahl’s widow sobbed as Noble was brought in. the victim was beaten, robbed, and dumped in an abandoned coal pit pond near Tulsa. Bob Lee Cartwright, a Tulsa ex-convict, pled guilty last week and began a life term.
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Tulsa
Okla
John Noble
Fred Stahl
Kansas City
Bob Lee Cartwright
Stahl
Noble
Justice Jackson Attacks Court Feud Over Black Vote
Justice Jackson holds a bitter press conference denying blanket approvals by Justices and accusing a feud among Roosevelt appointees. He notes Jewel Ridge case ties to Black's former partner Harris, discusses compromise opinions with Justice Frankfurter, and urges Vinson to become Chief Justice free from cloud, arguing reform is needed to protect judicial nonpartisan integrity.
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Black
Crampton Harris
Alabama
Tennessee Coal Company
Jackson
Harris
Jewel Ridge Company
Roosevelt
Vinson Jackson
Fred M. Vinson
Congress
Supreme Court
Vinson
High Court
Justice Black
Jewel Ridge
Hermann to Employ Engineer Consultants
Hermann city council passes ordinance to hire consulting engineers to prepare plans specifications and estimates for an electric light and power distribution system. Bids will be received after plans are approved by the city boards. The new system would compete with Gasconade Power Company, whose lines serve the city. Attempts to purchase the company’s holdings have failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann
Board of Aldermen
Board of Public Works
Gasconade Power Company
Central's Cottage Cheese Treat Delights Taste Buds
Central advertises cottage cheese as a tasty substitute for meat, urging readers to buy today. The message promotes a meat alternative and emphasizes flavor as a quick versatile option.
Marriages and notices from Fulton and area
Marriage licenses issued for Paul L Mealy and Donna Fitzgerald of Mokane and Melvin P Alexander and Mildred Woolsey of Tebbetts. Arthur Busch to attend Florists Telegraph Delivery Association convention in Omaha June 19. Lt Virgil Vanderfeltz ships out with USS Burleigh amid decommissioning ahead of discharge. Others discharged or awaiting papers. golf park caretaker injured. Lake Tahoe trip for life insurance convention. Malcolm Epstein visiting post discharge. Four babies born at St Marys Hospital with details on families and residences.
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Fulton
Paul’ L. Mealy
Donna N. Fitzgerald
Mokane
Melvin P. Alexander
Mildred Woolsey
Tebbetts
Arthur Busch
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
Omaha
Neb
Presbyterians to Meet During June in Fulton
Fulton Missouri June 16 special two Presbyterian Church conferences will be held in June. The Presbyterian Youth Conference brings about 200 youths ages 14 to 18 to William Woods College June 17 to 22. Staff include OD A McCutchen St Charles director Dr Harold F Branch Kansas City Dr William C McCorkle St Louis Rev Roy C Caraway Kansas City and Rev Herman Schuessler Crocker Mo Dr B Frank Hall St Louis will speak at a vesper service with date to be announced. Delegates will stay in Jones and Edwards halls and classes in the college academic building. From June 24 to 29 the Presbyterian Women's Conference will be held at the college.
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Fulton
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Youth Conference
William Woods, College
OD. A. McCutchen
St. Charles
Harold F. Branch
Kansas City
William C. McCorkle
St. Louis
Roy C. Caraway
Kansas’ City
Herman Schuessler
Crocker
B. Frank Hall
Jones and Edwards Halls
Presbyterian Women's Conference
Children Arrive in Hermann from Honduras
In Hermann Missouri on June 10, Ruth Gumper eight and Gretel Gumper six children of Rev Elmer Gumper and Mrs Gumper missionaries to Honduras arrived in St Louis under care of Miss Vordenberg a missionary. They visit Mr and Mrs Louis Gumper at Little Berger and will stay until their parents return on furlough. They may attend school this fall to learn English as Honduran schools teach only Spanish.
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Honduras
Farmer James Ray Hailed After Jaw Injury From Horse Kick
In Centertown Missouri on June 10 a 61 year old farmer James Boice Ray residing seven miles northeast of Centertown underwent jaw fracture surgery at Laughlin hospital in Kirksville. He was kicked by a horse on June 7 sustaining head injuries. His condition is reported favorable.
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Centertown
James “Boice” Ray
Here
Laughlin Hospital
Kirksville
McNarney Orders Probe Into European Army Units
General Joseph T. Mc Narney has ordered an exhaustive probe of army units in Europe to tackle problems of fraternization and general disease. The investigation aims to identify causes and implement corrective measures across occupied and Allied forces in the theater.
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McNarney
Frankfurt
Germany
Joseph T. McNarney
Europe
Six Year Old Killed Crossing for Lemonade Stand
In St Louis on June 10 an AP report states Sandra Martin aged six was fatally struck by a truck while crossing a street to join a companion in a lemonade stand venture.
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ST. Louis
Sandra Martin
False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass
An ad-style claim promotes FABTEETH a non acidic powdered sprinkle for dentures to keep plates firmly in place and reduce odor It urges buying from any drugstore and asserts improved comfort without souring the plate odor suppressing effect.
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Dyiig
Highway 66 Inspected by Research Board
A Highway Research Board committee completed an inspection of Route 66 in Missouri to study venting and pumping of concrete pavement slabs. The group, appointed in 1942, examined conditions across Missouri into Kansas and Oklahoma, with members led by Harold Allen and C N Connor and including engineers from multiple state departments and universities.
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The
Highway Research Board
National Research Council
U. S. 66
Missouri
Maintenance Department
Kansas
Oklahoma
Harold Allen
C. N. Connor
Public Roads Administration
A. W. Johnson
Washington, D. C
William van Breeman
New Jersey Highway Department
Trenton N. J
Charles W. Allen
Ohio
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
A. A. Anderson
Portland Cement Association
Chicago
Ill
C. N. Scholer
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kans
John W. Poulter
Koehring Engineering Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Connor
Scholer
D. Li. Lavey
Kansas State Highway Department
Mr. Scholer
Elmer Ward
S. E. Sime
Kansas City
W. H. Root
Iowa State Highway Department
Ames
Iowa
J. E. Chadwick
Koehring Manufacturing Co
Warner Harwood
O. I. Steele and
Paul Sommers
Missouri State Highway Department
Jefferson City
Gasconade Student Leads in Scholarship
Hermann Missouri June 10 Special Robert J Klott eighth grade graduate of Lower First Creek school achieved the highest grades percentage in Gasconade country grade school graduates with an average of 96.3. Other percentages include Edwin Langenberg Jr Drake 95.3 Geo W Uffman Owensville 84.6 Ray Jenkins Canaan 94.1 Dorothy Steiner Bland 94 Carl Sassmann Boettcher 93.8 Arlene Koenig Bland 93.5 Byron Kohlbusch Hermann 53.3 Elmer Strehly Hermann 93.1 and Henry Meyer Jr Canaan 93.
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Ray Jenkins
Canaan
Dorothy Steiner
Bland
Carl Sassmann
Boettcher
Arlene Koenig
Byron Kohlbusch
Hermann
Elmer Strehly
Henry Meyer, Jr
Deaths Judge Henwood's Brother Is Dead
Warren R. Henwood, 53, veteran of World War I, died in Springfield Illinois after naval service with Admiral Sims. He leaves his brother Judge Henwood of this city and two sisters. Funeral at Biseh and Sons in Springfield with private burial at Oak Ridge Cemetery. Flowers omitted. Judge Henwood and his daughter Virginia will attend.
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Judge Berryman Henwood
Moreau Drive
Warren RB
Henwood
Springfield
U.S. Navy
Admiral Sims
Pennsylvania
Navy Hospital
Mobile
Alabama
Navy
Judge Henwood
F. C. Baker
Arlington, Va
W. K. Brambler
Kirksville
Biseh and Sons Funeral Home
Ilinois
Oak Ridge
Virginia
Rail attack rocks Palestine amid wave of violence
In Palestine three trains were damaged as one blown up, another set on fire, and a third derailed. Arabic police reported a casualty as an officer was shot during the derailment near Tel Aviv. The violence followed Arab leaders meeting in Bloudan to oppose the Anglo American committee plan for more Jewish immigration.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Bloudan
Syria
Anglo- American Committee
Bombay Princes Approve Plan to End Indian Rule
The Bombay standing committee of the Chamber of Princes approved the British cabinet mission plan for Indian independence. Congress leaders conferred again with Viceroy Lord Wavell and mission members but gave no decision on acceptance. The article adds a note about early Roman law allowing a husband to execute his wife for adultery.
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New Delhi
Chamber of Princes
Bombay
Congress Party
Lord Wavell
Fines Enrich Callaway County School Funds
Fulton Ma June 10 Special Callaway County's school fund gains 1296 from fines paid by 26 motorists for careless and reckless driving since December 1. Fines total 1166 with 322.40 court costs, all directed to the county school fund plus a 5 attorney fee per case. Graduated fines vary by intoxication and driving conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Callaway County
Hugh P. Williamson
Justice of the Peace Court
Williamson
Callaway
Mexiana Soothing Powder Promises Quick Relief
A brief ad style note promotes Mexiana soothing medicated powder for cooling relief from minor skin irritations. It mentions use for babies and adults with minor rashes and rashes, claiming effectiveness and comfort. The tone reflects a legacy newspaper brief advertising snippet.
Amazing Hearing Aid Breakthrough Captures Attention
A new one unit Beltone hearing aid is extremely light and wearable without a battery pack or garment. It promises clear powerful tone and up to 50 hours of continuous use with the X-Cell design. No need to change batteries twice or thrice daily. Readers can request a free descriptive booklet and home demonstration from Beltone, Dept. 6869, Chicago.
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Beltone
Dept
18Th St
Chicago
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Greenberry Road
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