Compromise Labor Bill Sparks Republicans in Senate Fight
Washington June 14 AP The administration's compromise labor bill drew sharp GOP objections as Senate adjournment remained uncertain. Democrats hoped for a quick end with a midweek return while housing credits were under study and Tugwell's confirmation narrowed disagreements. The House pressed ahead with misc legislation including a Morgenthau request to curb bootleg bottle production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Rexford G. Tugwell
Senate
House
Morgenthau
Treasury
Police Officers Match Marksmen in Target Practice
Russell Tate issued a challenge to police department members to prove pistol skills. Officers Dave Jobe Joe Schrader and Henry Durham accepted and fired 18 shots each. Jobe scored 53 Schrader 40 Durham 31 and Tate 7.
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Russell
Shorty
Tate
Dave Jobe
Joe Schrader
Henry Durham
Jobe
Schrader
Durham
Tobe
Girl 13 Identifies Negro Attacker in Fatal Arkansas case
Marie Huff, 13, testified in Sebastian County circuit court that O'Brien Atchison killed her grandmother Mrs. L. R. Stansberry, 80, on March 24 and attacked her mother. Prosecutor Harrell Harper urged the jury to condemn or acquit, while unrelated notes mention Captain Cook and a Venus transit observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Smith
Ark
O'Brien Atchison
Sebastian County
Marie Huff
L. R. Stansberry
Atchison
Harrell Harper
Negro
Church Opens Centennial Celebration Here Tonight
The church announces a three day centennial observance inviting former pastors and members now living in distant cities. Living pastors include Rev. Fulcher of Monmouth NL Rev. McAdie of San Francisco Rev. Adams of Ashville NC Rev. Kircher of Oskaloosa Kan Rev. Beatie of New York and many others listed as attendees and former members across multiple cities including Warrensburg MO Clinton MO Denver CO St. Louis MO Pasadena CA and Seattle WA with invitations extended to relatives of deceased ministers.
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Christian Writers
Whiting
Church
New Living
George S. Fulcher
Monmouth
R. C. McAdie
San Francisco
W. H. Adams
Ashville
N. GC
C. & Kircher
Oskaloosa
Kan
A. ¥. Beatie
New York
E. W. Behver
Day
Okla
J. F. Cowling
Sharon
Walter Watkins
Applebon City
Marianne Gauss
Greeley
Colo
Ben H. Charles
St. Louis
Watkins
James F. Watkins
Gauss
O. W. Gauss
Charles
Ben Charles
Mary D. Adcock
Warrensburg
Champ Ogden
Bowling Green
H. J. Houser
McAlin
Texas
G. W. Houser
Des Loze
Ada C. Oldham
Des Loge
Mina Schricker
Tipton
John Rabsall
Higginsville
Mollie Moyer
Emery Coyner
Tulare
Cal
Ben Thompson
Long Beach
A J. Bolton
Toronto
Canada
Julia
Sarah Bolton
Clinton
Flora Lister
Sedalia
B. H. Koehuzty
Airy
W. E. Merritt
Aury
N. G
A. G. Sherwood
Pt. Worth
Sophia C. Babb
Oswego
Kansas
J. F. Rogers
Arkansas City
Claud Earp
Nevada
Stella Uptegrove
Montgomery City
Keith McCanse
Harlingen
Wm. Grundelfinger
Belleville
Ilinois
Dorothy Hope
Kirk
St. Joseph
Mariel Craven
Excelsior Springs
Oscar
Eugene Pansten
Dallas
Harriet S. Jackson
Vernon
E. C. Hamlin
Independence
Walter Fears
F. M. Walters
Baltimore
Connie Roberts Childs
Centerbury
Dana W. Rowe
LeWision
Mary E Rayburn
San Antonio
B H. Shoppe
Ft Morgan
Cole
W. A. Lippman
Beverly Hills
John Dwight
Cedar City
Edwin Hick Man
Washington, D. C
J. B. Gantt
High Logan
Kansas City
George Bond
Enid
Oklahoma
W_ EL. Peoples
Cut Bank
Mont
W. M. ‘Robinson
Theodore Thomas
Mourova
Calif
J. A. Rathbun
Pasadena
N. C. Burch
O. G. Picknett
F. H. Wimore
Cali
Louis McConachie
Los Angeles
Chas. H. Davis
Robb Crookshanks
E. P. Chittenden
Webster Groves
D. Marm
Phil Conrath
E. J. Bean
Norman Olson
Frank Prather
Columbia
Jessie Diercks
Grace Cunningham
Anniversary speaker to mark church founding in Jefferson City
The Rev. Cieland B. McAfee of New York, secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church and noted religious leader, will speak at Sunday services commemorating the 100th anniversary of the church in Jefferson City. McAfee is a direct descendant of the first Presbyterian pastor here, Rev. Robert L. McAfee, with many local families listed among attendees and supporters across Missouri and nearby states.
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Cieland B. McAfee
New York
Board of Foreign Missions of
The
Presbyterian Church
Xno Xill
Jefferson City
McAfee
First Presbyterian
Robert L. McAfee
Debt installment payments halted by European nations
European debtor states declared a moratorium on war debt to the United States with only Finland offering a remittance of 166,538 dollars. Italy, Poland, Romania, Hungary, Estonia and Latvia indicated defaults, joining Britain, France, Belgium and Czechoslovakia already in default. The Johnson Act threatens further financial restrictions if default continues, with Yugoslavia and Lithuania to respond by tomorrow’s close.
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Washington
United States
Finland
Italy
Poland
Rumania
Hungary
Estonia
Latvia
State Department
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Lithuania
Augusto Rosso
Talk on modern home at library by Miss Bradley
Miss Eisy Bradley will lecture and demonstrate at the Public Library as part of the Chilled Food Institute. Two sessions are planned on June 18 at 2:00 PM and 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisy Bradley
Chilled Food Institute
Italy seeks satisfactory solution to reparations debt note
A government note linked German reparations with the Italian debt and stated Italy cannot continue making seven taxen payments as in the past. The note acknowledged Italy's debit and expressed hope for a satisfactory solution.
Cass County Youth Drowns While River Swimming
Scott Lacey of Freeman Missouri drowned in the Marais Des Cygnes River three miles southeast of here this afternoon while attempting to swim across with a seine. He was one of seven Cass County youths on a fishing trip.
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Amoret
Scott Lacey
Freeman
Marais Des Cygnes
Here
Lacey
Cass County
Express Trains Provide Typists for Busy Men
Two express trains between King's Cross London and Newcastle on Tyne offer trained typists to help traveling businessmen improve their time.
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King's Cross
London
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Defense Plea to High Court in Kelley Case
An appeal to the Supreme Court seeks to overturn a transfer of the 1921 kidnapping case involving Dr. Isaac D. Kelley of St. Louis. Defense attorneys request five days for briefs and five days for replies, with Judge Notte set to oversee trial for defendants Angelo Rosegrant Davitt Feliz McDonald and Mrs Nellie Tipton Muench in July. A bond reduction for Mrs. Muench was granted earlier, and a writ of habeas corpus denial followed.
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Kelley
Clayton
Tour
Isaac D. Xetley
St. Louis
Supreme Court
William FP. Frank
Notte
R. W. Kelhinney
Angelo Rosegrant
United States
Ene
pSee
Ee Court
Verne
Lacy
Lin
McElhinney
Neltie
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