Missouri Senate keps purchasing bill amid budgetary fights
The Missouri Senate, after disposing of budgeting, moves to engrossment for final passage. A purchasing agent at 5000 dollars a year remains, with attempts to exclude the State Highway Department, the University of Missouri and State Teachers Colleges defeated. Provisions on state printing contracts and constitutional amendments to be bid by newspapers faced bid competition. Budgeting faces opposition and an amendment removing tax collection duties consolidation. Governor Caulfield urged amendments removing the purchasing agent and tax consolidation from the budget, hoping quick passage of both bills.
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Missouri Senate
State Highway Department
University of Missouri
Senate
Caulfield
Whitecotton Pushes Bid Basis Printing Bill In Senate
Senator H. Whitecotton of Faris introduced a bill in the Missoni Senate to require constitutional amendments be printed in country newspapers by competitive bid. Currently the secretary of state prints at full legal rate. The measure targets central purchasing and faced opposition from Secretary Becker who fought that provision. Whitecotton says it could save large sums every two years and also pushed salary cuts for county officers.
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Dames H. Whitecotton
Faris
Missoni Senate
Reeker
John Fugel
Vienna
Senate
Becker
Whitecotton
Pittsburgh Jury Rules Over Ring Dispute In Glenville Case
Marie Hyer of Pittsburgh sued Thad Byrne for 35000 damages after Byrne allegedly took an engagement ring valued at 800 dollars during a dispute in Glenville West Virginia and Pennsylvania events. The Pittsburgh jury sided with Byrne, ordering return of the ring or payment.
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Thad Byellein
Glenville
Wo Va
Marie Hyer
Pittshiven
Pittsburgh
Marie
Thad
Byrne
Pennsylginia
Afaric
Weather Bureau Report on Missouri Crops in Spring
Columbia Missouri April 10 The first weekly spring report of the United States Weather Bureau states wheat through winter in ear shape and general crop progress. Spring conditions since mid March favored crops, with excessive moisture delaying sowing but plants gaining quickly. Early April favorable for farm operations with plowing common in Southern Missouri and corn planted locally as far north as Franklin county. Fruits blossomed early due to warmth and the Ozark strawberry crop is in satisfactory condition.
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Columbia
United States
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Franklin County
Ozark
Banks Continue to Call Loans and Slide in Markets
New York today saw shifting speculative sentiment with gains in some groups then weakness in radio shares and select specialties. Call money rose to 8 percent with bids not advancing to 9 as banks prep mid month settlements. Steel and other key issues showed mixed moves while Pan American and Indian Refining touched new highs, reflecting broad activity across commodities and equities.
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Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press
New York
Barks
New York Clearing House Association
Oday
United States Steel Corporation
Sterl Heibridge
Keister Radio
Crosley
Radio Corporation
Wright Aeronantical
International Telephone
Motor Products
Hupp Motors
Houston
Yellow Truck
al. Chem. & Dye
Amn. Gan
Amn. International
Amn
Locomotive
Am. Smelt. & Refin
Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Andes Copper
Atchison T. & S
Baltimore & Ofvio
Barnsdall “A
Bethlehem Steel
Briges
Calumet & Hecin
Canadian Pac
Cerre de Pasco
Chesapeake & Ohio
Mil & St. Paul
Chi
North West
Chi. Rock Is. & Par
Chile Copper
Chrysler Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Col. Gas & Elect
Col. Graphaphone
Cofisul Gas
Continent
Curtiss Aero
BuPont de Nem
Erle R. R
Fisk Rubier
General Elec
General Motors
Goodrich B. Fo
Great Northern Ry. Pfd
Hudson Motor Car
Hupp Mot. Gar
Ill. Central
Int. Harvest, Co
Wlek
Intl
Tel. & Tel
Johns-Manville
Eas
City South R. FR
Kelly-Springfield Tire
Heranewitz
Holser Radio
Menoger Gracey
Mossi OF
Kansas & Texas
Missouri Pac
Babe Ruth Seeks Two More Seasons Before Retirement
Babe Ruth, star of the New York Yankees, says he wants to retire after two more seasons to enjoy his wealth and life away from baseball. He notes he will have spent 18 years in the game and isn’t sure how many more years he has left. The Yankee slugger spoke in Birmingham during an exhibition game trip.
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Birmingham
Als
Babe Ruth
New York Yanks
Yanks
Develop Scout Leaders Training Opens Thursday
The first meeting of the Scout Leadership Training Course will be held at 1 30 Thursday evening April 18 at the Scout office. Cecil G Morrison and Alpheus J Gillette attend. G W Renvyis chairs the sponsoring committee. The five year program aims to train Scoutmasters assistants pastors troop committee members and council members to form and lead trained Scout troops. The course was devised by the National Department of Education New York. August H Steinbeck of Union has been elected president of the organization promoting paving U S Highway 50 from Kansas City to St Louis.
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Scout
Cecil G. Morrison
Morrison
Alpheus J. Gillette
G. W. Renvyis
Department of Education
National
New York
August H. Steinbeck
Union
State Prison Board
Kansas City
St. Louis
New York Post Office Porter Arrested in Bomb Case
Thomas J. Callegg, a New Jersey post office porter from Hoboken, was arrested for mailing a crude bomb to Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt. Investigators cite similar Chicago mail bomb case and found matching wires at Callegg’s home. He denies charges, claiming radio set repairs used materials. Officer Eldracher leaves for Cape Girardeau for his sister’s funeral.
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New York
Hegro Post Office
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas J. Callegg
Chicago
Porter
Eldracher
Cape Girardeau
Investigation into federal job selling in Kentucky promised
In western Kentucky an investigation into alleged federal job selling was promised by post office authorities. Five Hodgenville post office employees were arrested for conspiracy to detain a rifle and delay U.S. mail, with four jailed in Jefferson County and one granted a preliminary hearing. The group, including postmaster L. M. McCubbin, 51, and Maurice MecCubbin, 18, plus two clerks and two rural carriers, allegedly opened letters sent to the Louisville Courier-Journal and Times.
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Lowisville
Kentucky
Postoffice
Hodgenville Postority
United States
ES Jefferson County
Come Missioner
Louisville Golirier- Journal and Times
L. M. McCubbin
Maurice MecCubbin
Donald Ross Describes Case Before Parole Board
Donald Ross testified to the parole board after a prior shortage incident and arrest. Warden Leste Rudolph praised him as a model prisoner and diligent worker, while the board took the application under advisement.
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Donald Ross
Parole Board
Tadmit
Leste Rudolph
Ross
Nigdel
Class Meetings Held Attendants Elected at SHS
Individual class meetings for Seniors Juniors and Sophomores were held in the auditorium library and gym balcony. Sophomores Langkop and Kassebaum and Juniors Coleman and Schott were elected attendants for the Marcullus Queen. Seniors Happy and Saucier were selected. Jack Austin distributed Senior play tickets to mobilize sales support.
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Dorothy Langkop
Dorothy Kassebaum
Alberta Coleman
Juanita Schott
Marcullus
Ida Happy
Gladys Saucier
Jack Austin
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Leider
Warrel
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Walla Walla
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Purity Bakery
Radio Corp. of Am
Republic Steel & Iron
St. Louis & PF. R. RR
Sears, Roebuck
Sinclair Cont
Southern Pacific
South Railway
Stand. Oil
Cal
Stand. ON. J
N.Y
Stewart Warner Speed
Studebaker Corp
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Timken Rd
Union Pacific
U. & Industrial Alcohol
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Vietor
Wabash RR
Warner Bros. Pictures
Western Union
Westinghouse Elect and
Mfn
White Motor Go
Willys Overland
Wilson and Co
Woodworth Co
Wright Aero
Dr. Carter
Carter
Geo. Wong Laundry
Monroe
Lonely Shack
Aimee
Aimee Semple McPherson
Santa
Los Angeles
Galliff
McPherson
Saly
Roosevelt
We Buy Sell
Uschange
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AS. Bauerz
Protex
America
Anheuser-Busch
Budweiser
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Radee's
HOPE
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Schrimpf
J. D. Schrimpf South Gala
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