Hundreds Attend Air Conference in Missouri Rally
At St Joseph Missouri the first final conference on developing social aviation heard federal officials deny an inferiority complex and urge expanding commercial aviation as essential to national defense. They said government supports and private industry must work together to place America at the forefront of aviation.
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Incinerator Site Battle Heats Up Again In City
City finance committee reports a June 1 balance of 235 234 82 and city collector records 4352 17 collected in May. May marshal figures show 14 fines, 3 stays, 1 acquittal, 2 appeals, 2 dismissals. Street panel backs stop signs at seven intersections. Citizens seek relief from high water and sewer issues. engineer and attorney to study and report. Council recessed 11 45 p m until June 13 session.
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Bolivar
Main
Mulberry
McCarty
Swift's Highway
Jefferson Street
Atchison
Jefferson
Ashley
Hickory
Monroe
Tyler
Evangelical Synod Conference Opens in Missouri
Seventy delegates gathered at Central Evangelical Church for the 87th annual West Missouri District conference of the Evangelical Synod. D. C. Jensen preached on vision through Christ, and the meeting featured greetings from local president H Holleroth and remarks by Eden Theological Seminary president S D Preso. The service included choir anthems, solos, and the Lord's Supper.
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West Missouri
The
Evangelical Synod
E. W. Berlekamp
M. Baas
Parkville
D. C. Jensen
Lexington
H. Holleroth
F. Kleek
St. Joseph
S. D. Preso
Eden Theological Seminary
Webster Groves
Jesus
God
City Council Approves Long Paving Session Contracts
At a lengthy meeting the City Council awarded concrete paving on Houchins Blvd from Dunklin to Cottage Lane to Louis Bruner for 2016.55, and on Cottage Lane to the Houchin subdivision for 2016.55. It also advanced ordinances for bituminous macadam pavement on multiple streets and ordered alley improvements. A committee will compare city engineer estimates with bids to select a macadam type.
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Houchins Blvd
Dunklin Street
Cottage Lane
Houchin
Louis Brune
Pope Construction Company
Benton Street
High Street
McCarty Street
Locust Street
Hightreet
McCarty
Washington
Atchison
Filmore
Broadway
Fillmore
Flin Street
Chestnut
Linn
Miller Street
Dunklin
Fulkersor
Main North
Case Avenue
Adams
Jackson
Argonne Street
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Mulberry
Miller
Elm
Cherry
LaFayette
High
Hamlin Street
Madison
Jefferson
B. F. Reed
First Ward
Ferguson
Denkle
Reed
Charges Against Holbrook Dismissed After Supreme Court Ruling
Prosecuting Attorney Nike G. Se vier dismissed all charges against E. Holbrook after the Supreme Court reversed his prior conviction for obtaining money under false pretenses. The dismissal followed a request by Earl W. Jenkins of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, the complaining witness. Holbrook had sold railway timeback advertising in 1924 alleging approval by Jenkins.
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E. Holbrook
Cole
Holbrook
Supreme Court
Earl W. Jenkins
Brotherhood
Jenkins
Royalty Attends Rotary Luncheon in Ostend
King Albert presided over a luncheon for 8 900 Rotarians at the 18th Rotary International convention in Ostend Belgium. Flags from all countries adorned the hall as Belgian notables joined the royal guest and 8 000 American delegates received a vociferous welcome. The king spoke in English, praising Rotarians and highlighting American delegates.
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Ostend
Belgium
Royaly
Rotary International
Albert
Robbery at Capital City Dairy Leads to Jail for Wilson
Police hunt a second youth after Lloyd Wilson age 20 aided in holding up the Capital City Dairy Company on Ash Street. About $50 was taken. Wilson waived a hearing and received a five year term after pleading guilty. Dairy manager Arthur Raithel and family witnessed the robbery. Wilson claims intoxication. The second suspect is believed to have fled the city.
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Lloyd Wilson
Capital City
Ash Street
Wilson
Two Men Sentenced to State Prison in Cole County
Ed Warren and H. E. Stubble pleaded guilty before Judge Henry J. Westhues in Cole County Circuit Court and were each sentenced to two years in the state prison. Warren was arrested in St. Louis for writing worthless checks while Stubble faced charges of auto theft and burglary.
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Nike G. Sevier
Henry J. Westhues
Arthur Raithel
Anager
Arthur, Jr
Raithel
Wilson
Ed Warren
H. E. Stubble
Cole County
Warren
Two Men Sentenced in Parallel Prison Terms
Louis Saturday received a preliminary hearing yesterday and was bound for the circuit court. Stubble drew two year sentences on each charge, to run concurrently due to his physical condition. Both men were jailed late yesterday.
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Louis
Stubble
Westhues
Mrs. Bruegging Returns Home After Medical Treatment
Mrs. Harry Bruegging returns from St. Louis after five months of medical treatment. Her condition is satisfactory though progress is slow. Friends welcome her home and hope for full recovery.
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Harry Bruegging
St. Louis
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