Senate Adopts $500 Million Economy Bill With Broad Powers
The Senate passed the administration’s $500 million economy bill by a 62 to 13 vote, sending it back to the House for minor amendments. It grants the president power to slash veterans and federal salaries tied to cost of living, with civil war veterans facing a 10 percent cut for one year, and federal pay cuts up to 15 percent.
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Nye
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Missour
Executive Branch
Mass
Snan
Weather Outlook for Missouri Turns Warmer and Cloudier
Increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions expected across Missouri on Thursday with possible light rain. Friday looks cloudy with a chance of showers in the eastern part of the state.
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Missouri
Senators Propose Jokers as Omnibus Salary Bill Moves
In a Missouri Senate session, jokers appeared as amendments to the omnibus salary measure. Amendments sought higher pay for blond stenographers at 1800 versus 1200, while others aimed to strip “blonde” in favor of “brunette.” The bill, No. 27, advanced with numerous salary-boosting amendments, though one notable cut reduced the highway patrol superintendent from 4600 to 3000 before being withdrawn.
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Titus
Joplin
Creuse
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Bates
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Highway Patrol
Ehil WM. Donnelly
Donnelly
Three Cows for the Round Trip and a Hog for the Day
Frank Adcock a tobacco producer from Willow Springs assessed travel costs for a Missouri farmer traveling to Jefferson City. He estimates a round trip costs three cows plus daily expenses of one 100 pound hog, with four days costing four hogs and three cows. Even a one day visit would tally three cows and a 30 dozen case of eggs.
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Willow Springs
Statehouse
Ozark
Jefferson City
Adrcosk
Cruzen Named State Labor Commissioner to Succeed Hargis
Gov Park announced Edna Cruzen will be state labor commissioner, succeeding Amanda Hargis of Springfield. Cruzen, a Democratic state committee member, is from Gallatin. Former Mayor Earl Jenkins was among leading contenders with endorsements from labor groups.
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Edna Cruzen
Gallatin
Amanda Hargis
Springfield
Park
Cruzen
Democratic State Committee
Earl Jenkins
Vince
British leaders to meet Mussolini in Rome over disarmament
Rome March 15 AP Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon will meet Premier Mussolini in Rome Saturday to discuss salvaging the disarmament conference. Their Geneva departure is reported for Friday night with a limited stay in the Italian capital. The talks are to be brief and will seek a demand for disarmament and a possible truce.
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Rome
Ramsay MacDonald
John Simon
Mussolini
Fay
Geneva
Miussolini
Third Party In Columbia Politics
A fragmented report notes a third party activity in Columbia as a socialist candidate and related campaign actions surface. Mentions Missouri groups and announcements, with sparse readable details on participants and timing.
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Third Party
Columbia Politics
Smith officiates two couples wedding yesterday
Two couples were married yesterday by W. Smith in a small ceremony. Edgar Amier, 39, and Miss Susie DeMks were among the attendees, with the pairs described in brief.
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Edgar Ameier
Te. Coupes
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River workers die at Parkville MO in accident
In Parkville Missouri two river workers are reported dead after a crash on the river. Officials say the men, whose names are not fully legible, were operating a motorized craft when it capsized amid rough water near the east bank. Rescue crews recovered the bodies, and an investigation into the cause is underway.
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Parkville, MO
Drafting tax bill aims to tax most items with exemptions noted
Gov Guy B Park backed rapid drafting of a general sales tax bill in Missouri with a list of exemptions including live stock, farm products, fertilizers, seeds, flour, meat, coffee, sugar and other groceries, ready to wear under 15, and shoes under five dollars. The bill would tax all non exempt items at 1 percent. A separate bill on tax installment payments and rebates was reported unfavorably. Three convicts at Missouri penitentiary planned escape from solitary confinement after breaking a wall brick. The trio included Ginnar and Harold Anderson and Ross Castle, with Castle already serving life for robbery and an attempted escape from Jo Het TL. The break was discovered by guard Tom Smith. authorities doubt a wholesale escape plan.
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Guy B. Park
Ss and Means Committee
Missouri
Post
Missouri Penitentiary
Ginnar Anderson
Jackson County
Harold
Ross Castle
Buchanan County
Castle
Highway Crash Kills Teacher Near St Joseph
John Burnett, 24, a manual training teacher at Lafayette High School, died when his car left Highway 361 northeast of St Joseph and overturned. His wife and four day old daughter were injured and survived.
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API
John Burnett
Lafayette High School
St. Joseph
Hory
Polo Man Killed in Car Accident
Polo Mo March 15 UP T W Scanlan 68 of Polo killed when a mobile he rode in was struck by a truck. Three companions Da Keme Excelsior Springs Oliie Crouse and W T Tinsley of Polo were seriously injured.
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Higglinsville
T. W. Scanlan
Polo, Mo
Tod Hen
da Keme
Excelsior Sarings
Oliie Crouse
W. T. Tinsley
Pols
Democrats Open New Headquarters in Hanley Building
Campaign headquarters of the Democratic City Committee opened in the old Hanley building at 296 Madison Silver. Chairman Tom Parrish announced the move yesterday as the party launches an aggressive campaign with Parrish and his workers active until polls close Tuesday April 4.
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Democratic City Committee
Hanley
Madismm Silvel
Tom Parrish
Parrish
Lickel
Alleged Abuse Sparks Divorce Petition in Miller County
Mrs Rubay M Marriott sues for divorce from Sherman Marriott alleging beatings and abuse since their 1929 marriage on April 30. She seeks custody of their 2 year old son and notes service of process from Exton.
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Rubay M. Marriot
Sherman Marriott
Miller County
Wreck Nets Dope Runner Near Fordland Missouri
An automobile wreck near Fordland Missouri today left two men injured one a dope runner detained for federal actions. Authorities identified the suspect as BR Reid 31 and noted a slight facial fracture while a wounded woman age 35 from Kentucky received medical care.
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Fordland
BR. Reid
Kaniteh-hiker
Mansfield
AL Sampey
Aruegiss
Park
Naregt
Jefferson City opens three banks amid cautious optimism
Banks reopen after a ten day holiday drawing merchants and general public. early business brisk then settles. Merchants’ Committee plans a community trade event called On Our Way to boost recovery. Capital City Brewery stockholders pursue new ownership and expansion, with Ernest C. Moerschel announcing four months to ready production.
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Jefferson City
Merchants Committee
Chamber of Camimerco
Ast End International ShoelPuctory
Worl
Capital City
T Aeiatantilien
Shock Span Brewery
Hoarded Money Quits at Brookfield AIG
A damaged text notes hoarded funds at Brookfield AIG with deposits but no withdrawals. Names like Marek and Brown appear in a fragmented report about state board activities and ongoing developments. The article hints at financial concerns and personnel involved but lacks clear details.
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AIG
Marek Lamd
Breiantuth
R. S. Brown
State Hoard Commission
Hr Mieisend
Tuekaraandde Developments
Restoration of 2c Stamp Possible
Pestmaster General Farley announced an intensive effort to wipe out the postal deficit and possibly restore the two cent stamp rate. He said a survey is under way to gather facts about the two and three cent rates, with a recommendation to Congress if a reversal is proven beneficial. The three cent rate began in July 1982 and runs through July 1934 amid declining postal revenue.
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Asuhington
Mare
Farley
UWT
Congress
Postalfige Department
Fire damages two roofs and grass blaze report
A stubborn Wednesday fire blitzed two roofs and sparked grass blazes across the city. Mrs. F. Party’s home at 1187 East Brn Street suffered a roof hole from embers driven by wind. Wil Hin’s home at 621 Cork Avenue was spared after quick discovery. A flue fire at 1217 Marshall Street caused damage, and a west St. Marys Boulevard grass fire fed by weeds and debris endangered nearby houses for about an hour and a half.
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Marshall Street
St. Mary's Boulevard
Cenlral
Fre
Boettcher Identifies Farm House in Kidnapping Case
In Chamberlain South Carolina on March 16 Charles Gr it identified the isolated ranch house as the site where kidnapers held a victim for 17 days. A Denver broker linked to Claude Bouthelier family allegedly confirmed the location from distance and described the surroundings with limited observation. The testimony centers on unique marks and stealthy movements observed by the witness.
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Chamberlain
S. C
Charles Gr
Denver
Claude Bouthelier
Multualionaire Manufactory
Inter
Touma
Siks Lin
Bosticher
Three Cult Killers Held For Murder Indictments
March 15 AP reports Coy Oakley and Shere Cylon among seven indicted for murder in the death of Berniet Yat, a relative of a religious group. Grand jury returns charges. trials expected soon as pleas and arraignments proceed.
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Coy Oakley
Shere Cylon
Css
Missouri sees 680 state banks operating after reopening
Missouri reports 680 state banks in operation after the finance department certified reopenings yesterday. A total of 505 banks were allowed to reopen unrestricted, 129 under emergency restrictions, and 9 banks did not receive reopening approval. Two banks, Citizens Bank and Pleasant Hill Banking Co, were cleared to reopen with restrictions, having suspended under the McCawley moratorium.
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Missouri
Finance Department
Federal Reserve System
Roosevelt
H. Moberly
Guy EB. Park
Federal Reserve District
Citizens Bank
Pleasant Hill Banking Company
Pleasant Hill
State Finance Department
McCawley
Lions of Three Towns in Joint Session Here
Lions from Columbia Biden and Jefferson City met for a joint meeting to hear Ivy Clyde Wellman former district governor and now chair man of the International Constitutional Committee of the Lions. Gerald Gay secretary J M Duff A P Stone and others were guests. Donald Rhynsburger introduced four Missouri students who recited a poem Boots Boots Boots. About eighty Lions attended in what was described as a highly successful winter meeting.
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Biden
Jefferson City
Ivy Clyde Wellman
International Constitutional Committee of the Lions
Gerald Gay
J. M. Duff
St. Louis
A.P. Stone
Springfield Lions
Donald Rhynsburger
University of Missouri
Ipling
Jeighty Lions
Mexico Slashes Teachers Salaries
Mexico Missouri March 15 AP report says the local Board of Education announced a 25 percent reduction in teachers' salaries to save about 15000 dollars annually for the county route program and related expenses in the district.
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Mexico
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