Board Names Successor to Former Coach in Jefferson City
Victor F. Reaves, southeast Missouri native, named athletic coach and physical education instructor at Jefferson City Senior High, succeeding Glenn Rice who resigned. Reaves has coached at Lilbourne and Portapeyille in Missouri and Prescott, Arizona, plus Will Mayfield College, Marble Hill. last four years at Campbell County High School, Gillette, Wyoming. He studied at Springfield State Teachers College and University of Iowa. Rice leaves for Butte, Montana, to become athletic director after seven years in Jefferson City. The board also hired Fred W. Alrey of Boonville as manual arts instructor and assistant in physical education. Two janitors, John A. Schulte and F. M. Roesch, were appointed.
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Victor F. Reaves
Missouri
Glenn Rice
Reaves
Springfield State Leachers College
Jefferson City
Lilbourne
Portapeyille
Prescott, Ariz
Will Mayfield
Marble Hill
Campbell County
Gillette
Wye
University of Iowa
Springfield
James T., Blair, Jr
Rice
Butte, Mont
Warrensburg Teachers College
Fred W. Alrey
Boonville
Mark Brooks
Ahey
Kemper Military Academy
John A. Schulte
West McCarty Street
F. M. Roesch
Weal! Atchison Street
Pope Pius XI Names Two New Cardinals
At a secret consistory in Vatican City June 15 Pope Pius XI elevated Monsignors Giovanni Mercati and Eugenio Tisserant to the College of Cardinals. He urged prayers for his remaining years to serve “the divine glory and the good of the soul” as he faces delicate health.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Giovanni Mercati
Eugenio Tisserant
Ad Catholic
Weather Outlook for Missouri Regions This Week
Missouri forecast shows generally fair conditions with warmer readings in the extreme northeast. Cooler trends persist in the northwest and north portions on Tuesday and Wednesday. River stage at 6 PM yesterday remained 10.94 feet, same as morning reading. high temperature reported as 81 degrees.
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Missouri
Bonus recipients in state prison delayed for bonds
Ex service men at Missouri state Penitentiary will wait until Saturday or later for their cash bonds. Postmaster A Linxwater, after talks with prison officials, said busy post office this week handling Jefferson City veterans prompts postponement. About 200 inmates already have bonds. others due soon. Recipients must surrender certificates to prison authorities for safekeeping under rules, to prevent immediate spending.
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Missouri State
A. Linxwater
Jefferson City
S. B. Hunter
State Penal Board
Capital News
Three Clues Found to Death of Savant Edison Associate
East Orange, June 15 AP Three clues guide homicide detectives in the killing of Daniel McFarlan Moore 67 a former Edison associate and inventor. A description of a mysterious stranger three distinct footprints and a discharged pistol shell point to the slayer. Moore was shot twice in the head after an argument on his lawn neighbors heard quarrelling voices and shots.
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East Orange
N. J
Daniel McFarlan Moore
Thomas A. Edison
Moore
Earle M. Tober
J Lone
Dell
Mother of City Woman Buried in Oklahoma
Mrs. Kate Bohnenberger mother of Mrs. Anna Kroeger of this city died Friday and was buried Sunday afternoon at Gaiman Oklahoma. A former Jefferson City resident she is survived by two daughters a sister a brother seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Kate Bohnenberger
Anna Kroeger
This City
Guymon
Okla
Bohenberger
Jefferson City
Kroeger
Louis Mueller
John Scheplerle
Henry Kirschner
Russellville, Sand
Lian Man Appointed Osage Presiding Judge
Lian Man was named presiding judge of Osage County Court by Governor Guy B. Park to succeed the late James L. Ridenour of Belle. The Democrat’s appointment comes after Ridenour’s recent death.
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Lian Man
Osage
L. R. Robinson
Lian
Osage County
James L. Ridenour
Belle
Guy B. Park
Man Fined Five Dollars for Careless Driving
B C Keller pleaded guilty before Justice John G Leslie to a state highway patrol charge of careless and reckless driving. He was fined five dollars plus costs. The incident was reported by AP with details of the court appearance.
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B.C. Keller
State Highway Patrol
John G. Leslie
House Faces Controversial Antilynching Bill
Washington reports the House confronting a controversial antilynching bill introduced by Representative Gavagan. It risks dying if Congress adjourns by Saturday night, with passage possible only after discharge from the judiciary committee and specific calendar rules. The bill could be called up on the second or fourth Monday if not adjourned.
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Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Gavagan
D-Ny
Congress
Five Marriage Licenses Issued in Capital City
Five marriage licenses were issued here yesterday to the following couples: Gordon H. Turnhaught of Pittsfield, Illinois, and Jean Stark of Sherrard, Illinois. Harlan of Holt Summit and Jamnita Miller of Long Creek. Adolph Berendzen and Lois Lanning of Eugene. Matt R. Hargan of Little Rock and Bernice Senevey of Jefferson City. Clem Morgan and Augusta Gerling, both of Jefferson City.
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Gordon H. Turnhaught
Pittsfield
Jean Stark
Sherrard
UL. G
Harlan
Holt Summit
Jamnita Miller
Longe Creek
Adolph Berendzen
Lois Lanning
Eugene
Matt R. Hargan
Little Rock
Bernice Senevey
Jefferson City
Clem Morgan
Augusta Ger‘ling
Jefferson Cil
Paving and Repairs Planned for East Circle Drive
Jefferson City council at a special session introduced an ordinance to immunize dogs and curb running at large while approving paving and repair work on East Circle Drive from Main to Viola, about 4000 feet, financed by tax bills not to exceed 60 cents per foot.
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Jefferson City
Committee On
Mayer
Main Street
Viola Street
Curtis
Wilh Bye
Iheough
Ecl
Ray
Menry Fils
Maar Ray
Millbottom
Ttn
Permanent Appointment of Successor Deferred
Dean Douglas, last two years director of music in schools, was appointed supervisor of music in the state department of public schools. Litton S. Douglas of Meness resigned to become music director in Omaha. Douglas will assume new duties September 11 and leave Monday for Northwestern University in Chicago for the summer. The board deferred permanent successor pending future selection.
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Dean Douglas
State Department of Pudic
Eeeedd Litton S. Duagis
Meness
Omaha
Doughis
Conservert
Douglas
Llavel Wo Ring
Tate
Davis Bors
King
Northwestern University
Chicago
Dillinger fugitive shot by police near Chicago theater
A man linked to the Dillinger case was shot and possibly fatally wounded by police as they closed in outside a northwest Chicago theater. He reportedly resisted and reached for a revolver while bystanders described a tense confrontation after a film screening. Separate notes mention a dedication ceremony for Miss Melda Irene Cesch at a Lutheran orphan home in Des Peres Missouri.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Kranki Karewaykowski
Miavelera
Age
Hfe
Sergi
John Stachowski
Strehowski
Hulley m
Starling Developments Seen in Field of Radio and TV
In a federal fact finding session FCC officials forecast rapid progress in radio and television. Experts described facsimile style newspaper transmission to homes via rotating screen printing and the potential for private broadcasting with improved light frequency and short wave channels. David Sarnoff of RCA spoke on television’s technical potential.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commissee
Euene
Ying
Anning
Prat
FCC
Air
Serman
Prall
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Mrs Roosevelt Attends Picnic for Farm Folk in Illinois
Grayville Illinois June 15 AP Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt visits a sweltering crowd of thousands of farmers and praises the large picnic. She faults agricultural waste and urges soil conservation and land preservation work. Hog calling contest draws her amused reaction as Willard Bannon of Abramville wins. Marvin Wintermeyer visits Springfield residents.
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Grayville
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ronsevall
Mears
Mra. Roosevelt
Pigey
Willard Bannon
Abravyille
Bia
Auditorium Ready in Philadelphia for Democratic Meet
Auditors: Philadelphia municipal auditorium opened for Democrats preparing for next week’s convention. Workmen raced to complete the large hall with three shifts, prefab basement construction, and a public address system guard. The expo will feature a national progress display, two motion picture theatres, a shadow box, and a hall of states illustrating each state’s role in recovery.
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Philadelphia
Municipal Auditorium
Imen
Renlings
Brent Arena
Tiindicap
Capitol
Washington
PSC Begins Hearing in Utility Rate-Fixing Case
The Public Services Commission opened a hearing into Union Electric Light and Power of St. Louis over rate-fixing. Chairman Sam O. Hargus said the process would last five to six weeks with eight tons of records to review. The panel recently appraised the company’s Bagwell dam and Lake of the Ozarks holdings.
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Public Services Commission
Union Electric Light and Power Company of
St. Louis
Sam O. Hargus
Bagwell Dam
Lake of the Ozarks
Boy Accused of Theft Placed on Juvenile Probation
A 13 year old boy accused of taking $14 from a Sinclair filling station cash drawer at Capitol and Monroe was placed on probation in juvenile court. He said he took the money for water and hid it under a log before being arrested. Police also arrested Robert Rodacer, janitor at the Sallie shop, after two dresses were found in a wash box.
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Sinclair
Capitol
Monroe Street
Robert Rodacer
Sallie
700 Veterans Receive Bonus Money in Jefferson City
In Jefferson City, about 700 veterans received their long awaited bonus bonds yesterday. Mail carriers delivered roughly 700 packets to recipients across homes and businesses. only about 60 were not at home. A special window opens today at the federal building for cashing the bonds with four certifying officers on duty and funds then sent to the St. Louis disbursing post office.
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Cig
Jefferson City
Ohéhieftain Denar
A. Linxwiler
Linxwiler
Highway Department
State Capitol
Federal
Melock
St. Louis
War Debt Default Now Tops Billion
A June 15 AP report states that defaulted WWI war debt installments from 12 European nations surpassed 1 billion dollars by midnight, with total refusals summing to 193,789,042 and added to 966,333,724 unpaid prior. Only Finland paid its installment promptly, amounting to 164,315.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Fineland
McHaney Resigns from State Risk Department
State Superintendent R Emmett O Malley announced McHaney resigned as chief counsel of Missouri state insurance department to join General American Life Insurance Company as trustee board member and executive committee member. He will aid in a proposed mutualization plan while remaining a quasi official of the department.
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ST. Louis
R. Emmett O'Malley
Powell B. McHaney
Missouri State Insurance Department
General American Life Insurance Company
McHaney
Gene= eral American
O'Malley
Insurance Department
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