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Daily Capital News

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1934

Page

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Terms Trade Balance of U.S. Costly and Curious

Washington reports 38 years of U S foreign trade results show the United States earned profit from commerce while the rest of the world owed 22.654 billion dollars to the nation over 1896 to 1933. President Roosevelt warns the Peek analysis is preliminary and should guide study, not justify more purchases abroad or debt collection. Several nations seek preliminary tariff discussions as new trade pacts loom.

Washington George N. Peek Roosevelt United States Mr. Roosevelt Great Britain Meany Peek Lube Vue Av Exon Ovila Dionne A. R State Department

Senate Approves Frazier Bill for Six-Year Farm Debts Moratorium

Day by day dispatch notes plant ahead with Frazier bill approval for a six-year moratorium on farmers debits when creditors fail to settle. Roosevelt hinted at partial war dept payments in goods while Peek advised on foreign trade trends. House panels back pensions for railroad workers. Senate to continue FTC probe to January 1936. National mortgage associations urged. steel strike affects labor legislation with GOP support sought. Tobacco tax cut proposal by Representative From Kentucky reportedly no chance this session.

The Associated Press Senate

Entries From 25 Stables For Local Horse Show

Tickets are being sold by members of the local American Legion Post sponsors of the show and the Jefferson City Horse Show Association Seats may be reserved at Tolson's Proceeds from the event are to be used to buy additional equipment for the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps.

American Legion Post Jefferson City Horse Show Association Tolson’s American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps

Bandit Dies in Lions Den in Daring Escape

Witnesses recount Sten son fighting as lions dragged him back into the pit after his fall while Scotland Yard records reveal Stenson was jailed for a string of armed holdups and lashes. He avoided a life term by pleading guilty.

Stenson Scotland Yard

Laterr quintuplets gain weight after birth week

The five Dionne quintuplets show weight gains and improved general condition after 16 days. Mrs Dionne, aged 124, recovers from birth complications and rests at home, advised to avoid household excitement. Dr Dafoe and Dr Robb note steady progress and daily weigh ins.

Dionne Yvonne Annette Cecile Emilie Marie

Athlete reveals secret marriage in Falls City

Lloyd Hahn known as the Nebraska Comet disclosed in Falls City on June 13 that he wed Miss Collie Langdon of Lincoln seven months earlier. The ceremony occurred November 4, 1933 in Iola Kansas to allow her to remain as a girls physical education instructor. Hahn rose to prominence in 1928 by defeating Otto Peltzer and Ray Conger in the mile of the century.

Falls City Neb Lloyd Hahn Collie Langdon Lincoln Iola Kans Hahn Otto Peltzer Germany Ray Conger Illinois A. C

Mussolini Prepares For Meeting With Hitler In Venice

Premier Mussolini sleeps in Napoleon's villa in Sardinia Pi Sami area as Venice readies a formal welcome for Chancellor Hitler. Mussolini travels from the city by motor to Piazzale Roma at 8 30 am then by motor boat to Lido Islands for Hitler’s arrival.

Venice Mussolini Napoleon Villa Pisami Sira Hitler Fulvio Savich

Cities urged to set up factories nationwide

Washington June 13 AP reports that the Federal Emergency Relief Administration urges communities to establish factories that produce clothing and other articles for the destitute. The administration will not run these plants, but may take over temporarily idle privately owned factories. Studies by relief administrations outline plans to reopen Massachusetts underwear factories now closed and similar efforts elsewhere.

Washington Federal Emergency Relief Administration Massachusetts

Archbishop Gilen non Receives Honor at Catholic U Commencement

The Most Reverend John Joseph Gilen non, archbishop of St. Louis, was awarded the Doctor of Laws at the Catholic University’s 45th annual commencement in Washington. Also news notes report hockey goaltender Chuck Gardiner of the Chicago Blackhawks has died from a brain tumor in Winnipeg, and a prediction that New England will not see another total eclipse until October 1939.

Washington John Joseph Gilennon St. Louis Catholic University Winnipeg Jime Charles Chuck) Gardiner Chicago Blackhawks New England

Bank Robbery Near Shooting Scene Shocks Oklahoma

A bandit robbed a State Bank near a shooting scene and escaped with about 300 pounds. Investigators linked the case to a series of depredations across Oklahoma and Kansas prison fugitive reports. A gunfight left lawmen and suspects dead, including a policeman, with women figures identified in the raid.

Um Gull State Bank Nearhed Dim Clark Southwest Doplin Leroy Denniston Pertin Chelsea Madge Conner

Government checks distributed to Missouri farmers

Henty county officials reported 1,251 corn hog checks totaling 143.877.7% have been received for farmers in the county. Checks were distributed in a lump sum and additional checks are expected to arrive later.

Henty County

American Company Reports June Surge in Earnings and Steel Output

New York June 13 AP American Company shows five week period ending June 2 earnings of 21 231.86 against 16 631.00 a 8.3 percent rise. Year to date totals hit 1 654 976 000. Steel production climbs from 60 to 61 percent capacity as operations speed to meet demand. Iron Age notes New Hie insurance written in May at 791.6 million, up 227 percent from 364.5 million a year earlier.

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