Clements Sees No Bitterness in State GOPRift
Macon Missouri April 18 AP Dr E B Clements Republican national committeeman from Missouri replies to criticism aimed at the regular wing by Charles A Becker former secretary of state and factional leader. He says there is no fight in the Republican party and that a recent informal gathering at his home was simply routine planning. He stresses unity, fighting Democrats, not Republicans, and urges patriots to work to lift the party from its low mood.
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Charles A. Becker
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Seven Day Reprieve Granted For Ruth Judd
Ruth Judd received a seven day reprieve as the defense sought time for a potential appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Dr William C Judd testified his wife suffers dementia her behavior fluctuating between agitation and calm and he described the strain on her during testimony. During the session Mrs Judd suddenly shrieked and exclaimed at court staff prompting guards to restrain her before she was removed and later returned to listen to testimony.
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William C. Judd
Dudd
A. G. Walker
Urges Passage of U S Oil Measure
Washington April 13 AP federal legislation to prevent inter state shipments of oil produced in violation of state regulations was urged as an emergency measure in testimony before the House Commerce Committee by C B Ames president of the American Petroleum Institute He urged approval of the bill by Representative Marland Oklahoma and Slaton on The Vitamin C in strawberries is not destroyed by freezing.
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House Commerce Committee
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American Petroleum Institute
Marland
Okla
Gangsters Muscle In On Legalized Beer Industry
United Press reports gangsters and racketeers are infiltrating the legalized beer trade as permits expand. Incidents include threats to beverage dispensers, raids and hijackings of beer shipments from New Jersey to Illinois, and investigations into Oscar Gordon linked firms. Federal action aims to revoke permits tied to Waxey Gordon affiliates and others.
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New Jersey
Chicago
Terry Druggan
Frankie Lake
Joe Saltis
Prohibition Department
Cleveland
Joseph Zabukovey
Deficiency Claims Voted In The Senate
The Senate passed a bill granting 695,268.90 from general revenue to pay deficiency claims for rural high school tuition for 1931-32, after reconsideration. Three senators opposed. 20 supported, with debate over timing of the 1932 school law and budget impact for 1923-34. The body also approved an oil inspection appropriation totaling 857,296, including 500,000 for fuel tax refunds.
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Kansas City
Gordon
Liberty
Terry
Festus
Charles A. Lee
Nid An
Lee
David L. Bales
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Highway Department
Rainey Predicts Inflation Bill Passage and Plan
Speaker Rainey told reporters that inflation is certain this Congress and that the White House is studying how it will manifest. He noted the administration may submit its own inflation plan to Congress and said Democrats want tighter House rules to block other measures.
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Congress
Rainey
White House
House
Soviet Justice weighs fate of 6 Englishmen
The six British engineers face verdicts on espionage and bribery in a Soviet courtroom. Attorneys argued acquittal for Cushny and Nordwall as final appeals closed. Judge Vishinsky and prosecutors guided a cautious, procedure driven trial, with verdict due that night.
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Soeviet Union
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John Cushny
Charles Nordwell
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Cushny
Nordwall
Inflationary moves halted by Roosevelt report
Washington April 1 AP The president took charge of currency inflation amid congressional debate while Capitol Hill leaders expect swift action against deflation. Inflation advocates withdrawn amendments as Roosevelt meets with Woodin and prepares a cabinet discussion. Rainey signaled some inflation would be enacted, and later the drive for inflation in the farm bill collapsed with withdrawal of the Long silver purchase and Thomas monetary expansion amendments.
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Jimmie Walker and Bride Flee Cameras at Cannes
Former New York mayor Jimmie Walker, age 51, and actress Miss Compton, in her twenties, traveled after his resignation amid the Seabury inquiry. Compton admitted receiving $7,000 as a bet payment, linked to Walker’s finances. Miss Compton’s prior marriages ended in divorce. Walker’s recent divorce preceded this union. Berlin promises impartial treatment of Olympic athletes regardless of creed or color as hosts prepare for Berlin 1996.
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Samuel Seabury
Walker
Russell T. Sherwood
Seabury
Miss Compton
S. Riches
Toronto
Edward Dowling
Havana
Mus Daneh Allen Walter
Miss Compion
One-Time Bride In Maximilian's Court Dies at 96
Springfield Missouri April 18 AP Mrs Kate Kentling aged 96 died at her home. She accompanied Maximilian to Mexico as a young wife of bandmaster William Heide who served as lord in waiting to Empress Carlotta. After the regime fell they fled to the United States, later starting a store in Highlandville. She leaves three daughters and five sons in Missouri and elsewhere.
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Kate Kentling
Maxmilian
Mexico
Frank Kentling
Ozarks
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Kentling
Federal plan seeks weekly production control bill
Washington April 18 AP unprecedented federal control of production by industry would be permissible under amendments to the five day week bill proposed to the House labor committee by Frances Perkins secretary of labor Miss Perkins will be asked to appear before the committee to discuss her suggested changes in the bill which was approved yesterday by the Senate Perkins also suggests a minimum wage provision The amendment would allow a new federal board to decide how many hours per week a manufacturer is equitied to operate his plant Two other boards would fix minimum wages and ensure workers do not work more than 30 hours a week
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House Labor Committee
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Secretary of Labor
Miss Perkins
Senate
Perkns
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps Factory Worker
A Cambridge, Massachusetts woman reports six weeks of weakness and recovery after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the medicine built her up, restored strength, and improved her health, urging other women to try it and noting half a million users testify to its help.
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Hazel V. Saute
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Levees Guarded on St Francis as Water Rises
National Guardsmen patrol the St Francis river levee west of Kennett Missouri as residents brace for the crest expected Thursday or Friday. The Black river at Poplar Bluff rose and receded, with flood levels near 26.5 feet and higher than last year. Families displaced found shelter in Poplar Bluff while traffic on several highways halted and a Black river levee broke south of Poplar Bluff. Governor Park issued requisitions for extraditions in Greene and New Madrid counties. A Czechoslovak chemist reportedly developed a sugar powered auto method.
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Farmers Trick State Detective Guarding Eviction Site
Le Mars Iowa April 12 CAP An agent of the state department of criminal investigation said a group of farmers guarding Ed Durbank’s farm home while an eviction order was to be executed searched his briefcase and removed the shells from his gun before the farm last night.
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W. McNaughton
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Group Maintains Unarmed Guard Pending Settlement
Farmers added water to the gasoline tank of the automobile and the group persisted with its unarmed guard today while readers noted the men would remain on site until a favorable settlement was reached.
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