League Draft Condemns German Armament Policy
France Great Britain and Italy submitted a draft resolution to the League of Nations urging condemnation of unilateral repudiation of international obligations. The measure centers on Germany’s March 16 conscription law and aims to foster a Franco British security plan within the League framework. Laval presented the plan despite opposition from Poland and Denmark. Britain and Italy voiced support. The council adjourned after a brief debate as it weighs action likely to affect Europe’s future.
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Geneva
France
Great Britain
Ialy
League of Fations
Germany
Bierre
Laval
Poland
Denmark
Sup
Italy
Council
League
League of Nations
Europe
Kansas City Priest Goes to California
The Rev. M. F. X. Jennings, pastor of St. Patrick's Catholic church since August 1833, will take charge of a Catholic parish at California, Missouri, on May 1. The Rev. Eugene T. O'Neill will be transferred from Shackelford, Saline County, Missouri, to St. Patrick's.
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Kansas City
M. F. X. Jennings
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
California
Eugene T. O'Neill
Shackelford
Saline County
St. Patrick's
FERA Efficiency Debate Highlights Relief Trend
The piece reports James L Sanders arguing FERA could become permanent as relief rolls rise with government spending. He notes higher efficiency in industry creates job loss while relief grows, suggesting a cycle where more relief feeds more reliance. Greene county records 3,617 families on relief in March totaling $58,370, a record high.
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Sanders
FERA
Greene County
Star of Innocence to Be Tried in Death Case
Mrs Stella Riddel Talbot former silent film star faces manslaughter charges for the Christmas day shooting of Albert Frankenstein restaurant owner with whom she lived seven years. Prosecutors say self defense and accident are defenses. Talbot testified at a coroner inquest that quarrels over a revolver led to the shooting. She is a former movie player and ex wife of theater operator Frank T Talbot.
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Louis
Stella Riddel Talbot
Albert Frankenstein
Boy With Displaced Stomach Dies in Fall River
William Spiegelblatt nine of Newport R I died at Truesdale hospital at five this morning after an operation for a displaced stomach and diaphragm hernia. Buddy Spiegelblatt son of Mr and Mrs Abraham Spiegelblatt had rheumatic fever three years earlier and his heart was affected.
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Fall River
Mass
William Spiegelblatt
Newport
R. L
Alyce Jane McHenry
Truesdale Hospital
Abraham Spiegelblatt
Buddy
Dollors
Seven Kiwanis Clubs Attend Missouri-Kansas-Arkansas Conference
Seven Missouri Kiwanis clubs represented at the spring division conference held in Sedalia. Delegations from Sedalia Columbia Fulton Moberly Mexico Boonville attend alongside officers Lieutenant Governor Lloyd Roe and Jefferson City club president Phil A Dallmeyer. Claude Faulhaber of Little Rock delivers the principal address. afternoon talks include Kiwanis Knowledge Boys and Girls Work Vocational Guidance Community Cooperation Rural Relations Parks and Playgrounds and Under Privileged Child.
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Missouri Kiwanis
Sedaliz
Columbia
Fulton
Motzrly
Mexico
Boonville
Petit's
Lloyd Roe
Sedalia
Jefferson City
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Claude Faulhaber
Little Rock
Mc Kan Ark
Don Middleton
Fulton Club
Maj
Walter McAaron
Moberly Club
Carl Lehuux
Col
Ickes Criticizes Long On Louisiana Allocation
New Orleans reports that Ickes denounces Senator Long and warnings about possible voiding of contracts if the city agency ceases to exist. He asserts the j allocation was to a city agency rather than Long and that Louisiana legislation could cancel all allotments. Momentum grows as Ickes delivers a broad critique of Long.
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Tekes
Senator Long
Ickes
Long
Louisiana
Iekes
Ickes Can Go to Hell Long Says Ultimatum
Senator Huey P Long defies the federal government by refusing to withdraw a 1.8 million dollar PWA allotment for Louisiana. He condemns Interior Secretary Ickes and threatens that federal funds will be kept if Washington attempts to override the New Orleans sewerage and water board led by Mayor Walmsley. The money is already deposited, Long asserts, and he taunts Ickes about future consequences.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Ickes
Einglish
PWA
Washington
United States
New Orleans
Long
Brain Trust Cabinet
Sion
Toomorrow
Hopkins
Hunter
FERA
Ater
Missouri Relief and Reconstruction Commission
Crossley
Morrow
Small fires cause little damage at Distler home and hotel
A minor roof fire at Mathias Distler’s residence 710 West McCarty Street caused slight damage due to a defective flue. A fire in the Central Hotel basement paper chute was contained by automatic sprinklers and the fire department was summoned. Wabash Line reports 13331 cars loaded in week ended April 18, up from 12241.
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Mathias Distler
McCarty Street
Defense Lawyer in Legislature Trial Postponed
Trial of Bart Davis accused of kidnapping Dr. Isaac D. Kelley, a St. Louis physician, was continued to the term ending May 5 because a defense attorney serves in the state legislature. The continuance followed State Law, with Moran Mabee, a state senator and Mabee’s appearance marking the first mention in the case.
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ST. Louis
Bart Davis
Isaac D. Kelley
Clayton
Muench
Nellie Tipton Muench
Davis
Ray Mabee
Putnam County
Mabee
Kelley
PARTY TAG MOVE DEFeATED IN MISSOURI SENATE DEBATE
Senators clashed over a resolution to force disclosure of highway department politics. Donnelly and McReynolds led opposition arguing for efficient operation, while Quinn, Joffee and McMillan Lewis warned against partisan repeal of statutes. The vote on the Mc Reynolds amendment fell 15 to 16, sending the measure to committee.
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Donnelly
Senate
Highway Department
Missouri
McReynolds
Alrarms
Joe
Joe Brown
St. Joseph
Senate of
Quinn
Jerome M. Joffee
Kansas City
McMillan Lewis
St. Louis
Charlie Becker
Committee On Roads and Highways
Tost
McReynolds Amendment Fails 16–13 in Senate Roll Call
In a legislative vote the McReynolds amendment was defeated 16 to 13. The adoption list includes Brogan Casey Clark Cope Dovan Frost Hixson Kinney Lindsay Fepcon Quinn Russell Searcy Shea Shotwell Wisdom. Opponents are Barbour Clayton Crouse Dail Donnelly Gordon Joffee Jones Kennedy Lewis Lockridge Mabee McReynolds Roberson Rollins Rozier. Absent are Briggs and McDowell. Rozier and Mabee are the only Republicans in the senate.
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Brogan
Casey
Clark
Cope
Dovan
Frost
Hixson
Kinney
Lindsay
Fepcon
Quinn
Russell
Searcy
Shea
Shotwell
Wisdom
Barbour
Clayton
Crouse
Dail
Donnelly
Gordon
Joffee
Jones
Kennedy
Lewis
Lockridge
Mabee
Roberson Rollins
Rozier
Briggs
McDowell
Senate
Frey hits first 1935 MLB homer in opener
Linus Frey, Brooklyn shortstop, homered off Curt Davis to give the 1935 season its first home run in the Philadelphia opener. In separate notes, Washington Senators Athletics game and Detroit Tigers White Sox opener were postponed by cold weather.
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Philadelphia
Linus Frey
Brooklyn
Curt Davis
Washington
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Three youths jailed for one year each in county jail
Justice Foster sentenced John Dooley 14, Jasper Mallicoat 17, and Norman Nichols 17 to one year in county jail after guilty pleas. Dooley admitted car tampering while Mallicoat and Nichols pleaded guilty to possessing revolvers. Policemen arrested them early Sunday. Roy Dooley 16 remains held for juvenile court action.
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Foster
Wheatley
John Dooley
Jasper Mallicoat
Norman Nichols
Roy Dooley
Circuit Court
Prisoner 15 Killed In Jail Break Attempt
Fort Worth Texas April 16 AP One prisoner was killed and two others injured when jail guards opened fire early today in an attempted break from the Trarrante county jail. Melvin Bowes brought here last night from Dallas was killed. The wounded are Clarence Billingsley held on forgery charges and J L Kirk.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Trarrante
Melvin Bowes
Dallas
Clarence Billingsley
J. L. Kirk
Highway Patrolman Injured in Crash Near Advain
State Patrolman Charles P. Newman and Mrs. Newman of Nevada, Missouri, were seriously injured when their patrol car was struck by a loaded livestock truck on Highway 71 four miles north of Advain.
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Butler
Charles P. Newman
Newman
Nevada
Highway 71
Advain
Centennial School Display Showcases Progress in Education
A senior high exhibit at Jefferson City High School marks the centennial of secondary schools in the United States and the 65th anniversary of the local school. The program features departments English journalism mechanical arts French mathematics science physical education history Latin clothing home economics bookkeeping and biology with contrasts to earlier years and relics illustrating changes in teaching methods and equipment.
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Secndary Schools
United States
Jefferson City
Missouri Relief Ultimatum Delivered to Legislature
A report notes an ultimatum for relief funds delivered to the Missouri assembly. Crossley stated the Missouri Relief and Reconstruction Commission supported eventual appropriation of funds, signaling persistent legislative pressure to secure aid and address distress conditions.
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Missouri
Assembly
Crossley
Missouri Relief and Reconstruction Commis
Paraguay captures large Bolivian border area
Asuncion April 16 Paraguay's defense ministry announced that in recent days Paraguay seized about 3500 square miles of Santa Cruz province in Bolivia and reported losses totaling around 3000 men across four Voligian regiments.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Ministry of Defense
Santa Cruz
Hit Run Driver Sought After Boy Near Death
Chicago reports a 9 year old, Edward Castello, run down by a speeding car as he and two friends played in the street. The driver briefly stopped to move the injured child to the rear of the car and claimed he was taking him to a hospital. The child remained unconscious later found in a roadside ditch. Police issued a nationwide lookout for the driver.
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Chicago
Edward Castello
Edward
Dynamite Explosion Harms 100 In Helenwood Tennessee
The Red Cross announced 100 people were injured and about 260 left homeless after a carload of dynamite exploded in Helenwood Scott County Tennessee. Thirty six homes were destroyed or damaged and W I Jones the Tennessee Red Cross representative was sent to the scene with a nurse and another worker from Knoxville.
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The
Red Cross
Helenwood
Scott County
Tennessee
W. I. Jones
Knoxville
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