New Drive To Balance The Budget In Congress
Washington June 13 AP A heated budget balance drive splits Democrats and Republicans over how much to cut and which methods to use. Senate leaders demand concrete recommendations from President Hoover to fill a gap in the plan while debating revenue boosts. House and Senate conferees press on with the economy bill as talks of a supplemental tax or sales tax emerge. Both chambers hope adjournment soon, but more talks are likely next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Senate
Democrats
House
Moses
R. N.H
Banking Committee
Robinson
Jeaden
White House
Reed
Pennsylvania
Harrison
D. Miss
Crisp
D. Ga
Ways and Means
Representative Rainey
Minds
Treasury
Missouri Weather Update Partly Cloudy With Showers
Partly cloudy skies and scattered showers are forecast for eastern Missouri Tuesday, followed by a likely Wednesday of fair conditions. Temperatures are expected to vary with the system, bringing slight changes across locales.
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Missouri
Flag Day Observance Across United States Today
President Hoover urged a renewal of faith and courage on Flag Day June 14 1932 as chambers of commerce called on businesses and homes nationwide to display Old Glory. He emphasized national unity and the need to pass on steadfast American traits to the next generation while he stayed in the White House.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
Continental Congress
Washington
Young Democrats Meet Tonight in Cole County Courthouse
Members of the Young Democratic Club of Cole County will hold their regular monthly meeting this evening at 7 30 in the Circuit Court courthouse. President Wendall Manchester says plans include social events such as a barbecue and routine business. Active members are urged to attend with a guest or prospective new member.
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Young Democratic Club
Cole County
Wendall Manchester
Road Magnets' Declining Business Across State
State highway department records show a drop in the road magnet program over three years. May 1930 average pickup was 180 pounds daily, later reduced to 93.5 pounds. The magnet truck covers gravel roads on a planned itinerary, with three trips per road segment weighing 960 pound magnets under a two ton truck.
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State Highway Department
Highway Department
Early Summer Closing Hours In Effect Across Local Stores
The entire local retail sector except lumber, food, and drug firms began the early summer closing hours yesterday. Stores will close at 3:30 PM until mid September to give employees extra recreation time, following adoption by the Chamber of Commerce merchants committee.
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Retail Merchants Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Rimer Fined For Disturbing Peace At Happy Hollow Dance
B L Rimer was fined 1 dollar and costs for disturbing the peace at a Happy Hollow dance near the city during the weekend. Three others arrested with Rimer were released.
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B. L. Rimer
Happy Hollow
Rimer
Plan for two room addition to West End Ward School
At the June Board of Education meeting plans and specifications were approved for a two room addition to West End Ward School. Louis Langerhans will prepare drawings and seek approval from the buildings and grounds committee at a special meeting. The project aims for summer completion alongside other school improvements and wiring upgrades by Steppelman Electric Company to meet Missouri Inspection Bureau standards, reducing insurance costs. The Hough Playgrounds in Woodcrest will open soon with a supervisor to be appointed. Naomi Menteer reported 4 407 school children ages 6 to 20, down nine from last year. Two vacancies were filled: Nellie Parsons named senior high study hall supervisor and Viola Crebe named to a position in Simonsen Junior High.
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West End Ward
Board of Education
Louis Langerhans
Steppelman Electric Company
Missouri Inspection Bureau
Hough
Woodcrest
Naomi Menteer
Nellie Parsons
Otterville
Sweet Springs
Ruth Dickson
Viola Crebe
Brazito
Simonsen Junior High School
Hester Bush
Dawes Declines Vice Presidential Nomination
Charles G. Dawes formally said he is not a candidate for the Republican vice presidential nomination and asked friends not to embarrass him with support. Dawes, who resigned as reconstruction finance corporation president, noted no one is authorized to present his name. Chicago reaction split on endorsing the former vice president as Illinois delegates debated before the convention.
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Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Illinois
Chicago
Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Curtis
Secretay Hariey
Chas. G. Dawes
Ilinois
Huge Electric Map of Mo Counties at Chicago Fair
The World’s Fair in Chicago will feature a large electrically lit map of Missouri counties at the Century of Progress exhibit. Lights will flash intermittently to show each county’s chief agricultural product using colored glass and pictures. Selection focused on general farming trucking livestock horticulture poultry and dairying with input from Dean Mumford and Missouri College of Agriculture staff.
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Chicago Fair
Missouri
Chicago
Century of Progress Commission
F. B. Mumford
Missouri College of Agriculture
Roosevelt declines to comment on Chicago convention rumors
Albany June 13 Gov Roosevelt refused to confirm or deny reports of a dramatic appearance at the Democratic convention in Chicago. He said he would not make any statement in response to unfounded rumors that would surface repeatedly in the coming weeks.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Albany
N.Y
Speaker Garner Improves Amid Bed Rest
Confined to his bed by bronchitis Richardson reports Speaker Garner is improving and told by his physician he cannot return to work before Thursday. Dr George W Calver said no further complications likely and Rainey of Illinois was elected speaker pro tempore as the House recognizes his absence.
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Washington
Garner
George W. Calver
House
Representative Rainey
Illinois
Brundage Jr Taken in Custody by Police in Indianapolis
Indianapolis June 13 AP Harry Brundage Jr son of 72 St Louis newspaperman was taken into custody by police after hitching to leave town He said he argued with his father last night and planned to visit an aunt and uncle in New York He wore a natty green sweater golf trousers and a beret and was found by Sergeant Clifford Rider Police held him until they could determine his plans and ensure his safety.
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Indianapolis
Harry Brundage, Jr
St. Louis
New York
Young Brundage
Clifford Rider
Folite
Opposition to Curtis unsettled at Republican convention
Chicago June 14 AP delegates wait for the GOP convention to begin as factions clash over prohibition repeal and a possible move to drop Vice President Curtis. Hoover leaders push for a united prohibition plank while debate swirls over replacing the 18th amendment with a new dry alternative and the possibility of Charles G Dawes on the ticket.
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Chicago
Curtis
Hoover
Tor
Charles Cuttis
Charles G. Dawes
Clinois
Fess
National Committee
Texas Democrats Favor Submitting Repeal to Voters
The Texas State Democratic executive committee voted to refer the repeal question to July primary voters. Carl Estes of Tyler offered the proposal, approved 16 to 13, and the plan will appear on ballots separate from candidate names. The convention urged Congress to submit repeal to the states. Republicans had not acted.
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Austin
Tex
Texas State Democratic Executive Committee
Congress
Carl Estes
Tyler
Democratic State Convention
Houston
Republican Organization
Six Hurt In Weekend Car Accidents In Missouri
Six persons were injured in two Sunday crashes in Missouri with one man seriously hurt when his car overturned near Mount Pleasant. Henry Crevelt Sr. showed slight improvement after internal injuries. his wife and son John suffered cuts, a broken shoulder, and other injuries. The Crevelts were returning from the Lake of the Ozarks when the car skidded in gravel and the wheel broke. The vehicle overturned into a ravine and Crevelt was pinned by the wheel. The other accident near Westphalia involved Charles H. Allen and family. several others were injured when their car overturned after another vehicle darted into the path of another car, causing a collision and injuries including severe lacerations and bruises. The injured were taken for treatment, with multiple people reported hurt or shaken.
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Henry Crevelt
Mount Pleasant
John
Lake of the Ozarks
Ma. Crevelt
Crevelt
Crewelt
James
Mary
Eldon
Charles H. Allen
The
Post-Tribune
Della Marie
Westphalia
Louis Schwab
Della
Mearle
Allen
Edna ‘Trippensee
Frank Trippensee
Margaret
Former Federal Judge Moore Dies in San Francisco
Patrick J. M. Moore, 63, a former federal judge in Zamboanga, Philippines, died in a San Francisco hospital after a monthlong illness. Born in Liberty, Missouri, he studied at the University of Michigan and served as a Republican convention delegate in 1924. Survived by two sons. Funeral services planned for Wednesday.
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San Francisco
Patrick J. M. Moore
Zamboanga
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Moore
Liberty
University of Michigan
Publius-Dubinsky Theatres Headed For Minor Hernia Operation
Barney Dubinsky, a leading midwest theatre figure and co owner of the Publix Dubinsky theaters, will undergo a minor operation for hernia at St Marys Hospital today. He has been in the city on business and will stay in the hospital two to three weeks. Widespread well wishes pour in for a quick recovery.
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Barney Dubinsky
Middlewest
Publix-Dubinsky
St. Mary's Hospital
Dubinsky
Mr. Dubinsky
Party by Otts a big city entertainment success
The annual entertainment for the handicapped of the city hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Louis Ott at their playgrounds Sunday drew nearly 100 attendees. The event had no dull moment and organizers plan to make it an annual affair.
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Louis Ott
Otts
Mr and Mrs Henry Schneiders Welcome New Daughter
Mr and Mrs Henry Schneiders of 1221 Madeline Street celebrate the arrival of a daughter. The newborn strengthens the Schneiders family as relatives extend congratulations.
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Henry Schneiders
Madeline Street
City Council Orders Issuance of Bonds
At a called meeting last night the City Council adopted an ordinance authorizing bonds totaling 71 089 72 dollars as approved at a recent special election. Bids will be received at the next city council meeting in two weeks. A small amount of routine business was disposed of at the short session.
Ford Shows Interest in Mo Soy Beans
Henry Ford has become interested in a Missouri experiment growing edible soy beans for state hospitals. Roy Monier, president of the state eleemosynary board, said Ford ordered samples after an extensive search across the United States. Missouri appears to be the only place where these beans can be obtained, with harvest now sufficient to make flour soup and other preparations for inmates. The flour has proven to be nourishing and calming for nervous temperament.
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Henry Ford
Missouri
Roy Monier
State Board of Eleemosynary Managers
Ford
Monier
United ‘States
United States
Eleemosynary Board
Orient
Doug Turner Hurt In Auto Accident Near Bowling Green
Douglas Turner formerly of Fulton is hospitalized in Callaway County with a broken collarbone and head injuries after a collision at the Highways 61 and 54 intersection near Bowling Green. John R. Pratt, of Fulton, was also hurt when their car, returning from Louisiana after viewing a saddle horse, collided with a heavily damaged Quincy Illinois truck. both vehicles were demolished.
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Doug’ ‘Turner
Fulton
Callaway County
Bowling Green
Turner
Louisiana
Quincy, Ill
Cadet Herbert Andrae Home on a Furlough
Cadet Herbert Andrae of West Point arrived home yesterday afternoon to spend his summer furlough with his mother Mrs Henry Andrae on West High Street and his aunts Misses Julia and Lily Andrae of East McCarty Street. He has studied at the United States Military Academy for two years and plans to stay in the city for the entire vacation before returning to West Point in late August. He received his appointment from Congressman W L Nelson of the district.
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Herbert Andrae
West Point
Henry Andrae
W. ‘High Street
Julia
Lily
Andrae
E. McCarty Street
Young Andrae
United States Military Academy
W.L. Nelson
Lee Jordan Lumber Firm Acquired by Duensing-Rucker Buyout
Announcement yesterday that the Lee Jordan Lumber Company on E Capitol Avenue was acquired by a new firm to be named the Duensing-Rucker Lumber Company. Articles of incorporation filed. capitalized at 25000. E A Duensing holds 50 shares, George Dunsing Jr 10, Ellis F Rucker 40. County Assessor Fred H Tanner named assignee after Jordan company assignment for creditors. Final report to Circuit Court expected soon.
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Lee Jordan Lumber Company
E. Capitol Avenue
Duensing-Rucker Lumber Company
Henry G. LePage
E. A. Duensing
Lafayette County
E. H. Water
George Dunsing, Jr
Ellis F. Rucker
Futher
Fred H. Tanner
Jordan Company
Bub Wee Whntenn
State convention stands split over prohibition plank
At the Missouri State Convention in Chicago delegates debated resubmitting the Eighteenth Amendment repeal. Thur Curtis of Springfield led a push for a resubmission plank while Charles Nagel of St. Louis urged a New York plank. Delegates split, with Nagel supported by many St. Louis delegates, and Curtis backed by others. Hyde’s position remained noncommittal as the organization meeting opened.
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Associated Press
Wester Chicago
Tapee Hyde
Trenton
Missouri
the Resolutions Committee
Thur' Curtis
Springfield
Thur’ Curtis
Charles Nagel
St. Louis
Commerce
New York
Congress
Nagel
Committee
Ogden Mills
Mike Hyde
Hoover
Resolutions Committee
Hyde
Dewey
Bhort
Galena
Col
John D. McNeely
St. Joseph
William R. Orthwein
W. A. Mussetter
la Grange
Curtis
Hank” Weeks
Oo Hyde
Rose Dildine
Cameron
Senator Roscoe Patterson
Washington
Hélsen Lang Rogers
Carthage
Walter 5. McLucas
Kansas City
Frank Childress
Joplin
Sherman
Jennie Underwood
Granby
Childress
Car Thefts Persist As Two Arrested In Springfield
Car thefts continued unabated in the city over the weekend. A Chevrolet coupe owned by W. G. Wells of 1304 East McCarty Street was recovered in Springfield, Illinois, with two men in possession under arrest there. A second car owned by James F. King, Kansas City Star correspondent, stolen from a parking place at 718 East, remained missing late last night.
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W. G. Wells
E. McCarty Street
Springfield
James F. King
Kansas City Star
East
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Senator Tydings
U. S
Senator Dickinson
Iowa
Republican Party
Texas
Henry Crevelt, Sr
Otis
Eleemosynary Managers
Auto Builder
Doug Turner
Cadet Herbert Andrae
Lee Jordan Firm
Secretary of Agriculture
Kenneth ‘H. Clark
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