MacDonald and Boncour Plan Washington Visit
Provisional arrangements aim for Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Foreign Minister Paul Boncour to visit Washington during the Easter recess to discuss world economic ills with President Roosevelt. Davis coordinates on behalf of the president with Lefebvre de la Boulaye attending.
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France
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Europe
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Ramsay MacDonald
Davis
London
MacDonald
House of Comynons
Paul Boncour
da~ Jadier
Andre Lefebvre de la Boulaye
Warm Springs
House of Commons
Loans To Missouri From I F Near Half Million
Washington April 5 AP Loans to Missouri institutions authorized by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation in February totaled about four and a half million dollars. Major loans included Fidelity Savings Trust Company Kansas City 1 2 million 1000000 and Fidelity National Bank Trust Company Kansas City 1 042 500. Several banks listed loans and some reorganizations noted. Also mentions aid for agricultural surplus handling and a Missouri mortgage loan.
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Missouri
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Fidelity Savings Trust
Comspany
Kansas City
Fidelity National Bank & Trust Company
Congress
Bank of Argyle
Blue Springs State Bank
Bank of Branson
Citizens Bank of
Carl Junction
First National Bank of Clayton
Citizens Farmers Bank of
Cole Camp
Grother State Bank
Eugene State Bank
Pe State Bank of
Bank of Fredericktown
Mark Twain Bank
Hannibal
Community State Bank
Fidelity National Bank &Trust Company
Fidelity Savings Trust Company
Home Trust Company
Main Street Bank
Mercantile Trust Company
South Side Bank of Kansas
Prison inmate extortion plot collapses in Missouri
George W. Miller, 33, a forger from Joplin, plotted to extort money from two wealthy residents in Migimi Oklahoma and Easter Springs Kansas. Letters from the Missouri prison to Ralph Tuthill and Frank Brewster threatened kidnapping unless payments totaling 4,700 were sent to the penitentiary. Miller, serving a five year term, previously served time for highway robbery in Missouri and Kansas.
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George W. Miller
Joplin
Missouri
Migimi
Okla
Easter Springs
Kas
Ralph Tuthill
Miami
Frank Brewster
Baxter Springs
Miller
C. M. Zimmerman
U. S
W. L. Vandeventer
Lindbergh
Jefferson City
Tuthill
Springfield
Brewster
Afton
Oklo
Missouri Reformatory
Boonville
Kansas Penitentiary
Atlantic holds AR tragedy secret continued report
Survivors were rushed to Washington for a detailed statement while naval officials reviewed possible causes of the Akron crash. A second officer from the Liner Algonquin testified that the Akron passed at sea about 23 minutes before the disaster, at 1000 feet altitude and appearing in no distress despite lightning and rain.
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Naval Headquarters
Washington
Mulke
Tiat
Akron
New York
Jefferson City passes school levy by wide margin
The Jefferson City school levy of one dollar per hundred valuation was approved yesterday by a 3,846 to 1,653 vote, a 2,193 majority. Miss Trene Slate and Sam Bushman won legislative seats, succeeding D. C. McClung and O. W. Raithel, with precinct tallies showing broad support across wards.
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Miss Trene Slate
Sam Bushman
Miss Slate
D. C. McClung
Bushman
O. W. Raithel
Democratic sweep reshapes Missouri city elections
The Missouri election returns show Democratic gains in multiple wards and cities. Key results include Be dalia electing Gus Gelkin to council, while Joplin Aurora Granby and St Charles area see various mayoral and school levy outcomes. Einstein daughters flee Germany as counterfeiting advances noted in the United States.
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Bedalia
Gus Gelkin
M_ Rolla
D. B. Followill
Joplin
Aurora
Willard Faulkner
G. E. Hudson
Granby
Wayne S. O'Neil
St. Charles
Edwin J. Ell
D. W. Bried
Union
George H. Meyer
Franklin County
Trenton
Robert J. Rasche
Mountain Grove
D. H. Barker
Moberly
L. Q. Nickell
City Electric
M. L. Elledge
C. C. Murray
Liberty
Arthur Thomason
Cleveland
W. P. Ligon
Belton
E. D. Enloe
Fear hysteria sweeps Australia says Britisher
London April 5 AP Sir Esmond Ovey recalled British ambassador to Moscow said Russia is in a state of morbid hysteria fearing a world conspiracy He will not return to Moscow The ambassador condemned Soviet officials for their treatment of six British prisoners facing espionage charges and described a reign of terror with no credible proof of misconduct by Metropolitan-Vickers and its workers awaiting death sentences
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London
Sir Esmond Ovey
Moscow
Esmond
House of Commons
Russia
Metropolitan- Vickers Electrical Company
Beer deliveries delayed by six hour post sale rule
A Columbus of confusion arose as New York brewer Col Jacob Ruppert ordered a six hour delay on beer deliveries after sale. Chicago brewers reported prompt delivery Friday morning though local plans already in motion. In St Louis the six hour rule was noted with mixed reaction as deliveries continued.
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Col. Ruppert
Chicago
Wlam
Nework
Jacob Ruppert
United States Brewers' Association
Anton Landt
Beas? Becomes Beal Amid Beer Delivery Dilemma
Early reports say the U S S Akron sank near Bea and a German tanker Proebus rescued a man named Liput Com Herbert V. Wiley identified as the airship’s executive officer. Wiley survived shock and exposure. St. Louis brewers plan to deliver beer exactly one minute after midnight Friday despite Col. Ruppert’s order to withhold six hours after legal time.
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Proebus
Akron
Bea
Arccording
Lisut.Com
Herbert V. Wiley
Shore
Wiley
Ors of
St. Louis
Col
Jacob Ruppert
United States Brewers Association
Ruppert
Legal at Capitol beer bill signed by Roosevelt
Washington April 3. President Roosevelt signed the District of Columbia beer bill late today, making sale of beer in the Capital City legal on Friday. The measure permits beer sales in DC under new regulations, ending restrictions that had limited such sales pending enactment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Columbia
Inflation urged to bolster farm relief measure
Washington April 5 The Senate Agriculture Committee urged inflation of the currency to fight deflation and aid agriculture. A report by Senator Thomas of Oklahoma warned no real farmer relief is possible until deflation ends and money is expanded. The administration farm mortgage relief bill was also advanced by the Senate Banking Committee with loans for levee drainage and irrigation districts up to 50 million.
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Senate
Tre Tefail
Senate Agriculture Committee
Thomas
Okle
Federal Reserve System
Senate Banking Committee
Reconstruction Corporation
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