Daughters of the American Revolution Praises Peace Plan
The DAR at its 46th continental congress adopted a resolution praising President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull for fostering Western Hemisphere peace. It lauded the Buenos Aires inter American Peace conference and urged funding for the FBI, deportation of criminal aliens, Civilian Conservation Corps continuity, and purchase of Sugar pine lands near Yosemite. The report also urged declaring the Communist Party illegal and warned peace groups may threaten internal order.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Society
Continental Congress
Roosevelt
Ceres Dell’ Hull
Hemisphere
Buenos Aires
DAR
Congress
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Wort
Civilia Conservation Corps
U. S. Army
Yosemite National Park
Communist Party
Vinton E. Sisson
Chicago
Hit Communist Party
Sisson
Commuunist
Farm Labor ‘Party
Workers’ Party of the Future
Sister Aimee under pressure from hidden temple faction
Testimony depicts Sister Aimee as dominated by a lover and reveals a secret group within the temple aimed at seizing control. Witnesses claim mothers and younger women conspired, with a password linked to alleged theft. Attorney Moidel ties the case to Roberta and bank figures amid fear of the temple’s loss to papal influence.
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Temple
Rheba
Miss Jordan
Harriett Jordan
Miss Crawford
Jacob Moidel
Roberta
Rome
McPherson
Spivalo
L. M. Giannini
Bank of America
Joseph Scott
Andrews
Giannini
Negro train wrecker held in Lexington jail
Ulysses Johnson a 20 year old Mayview Negro is jailed on a $7,000 bond on charges of wrecking the Alton Railroad Hummer Passenger on the night of March 19 He waived a preliminary hearing at Higginsville and was bound over for circuit court.
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Lexington
Ulysses Johnson
Mayview
Alton Railroad
Jonson
Higginsville
Pickups and Deaton to deliver honor day address
Pick-ups and C Deaton was invited to give the honor day address at Buller high school in Missouri on May 7. He formerly taught there. Charles Johnson was fined 50 dollars and sentenced to 90 days in jail for firing a gun inside city limits. The jail sentence was stayed. He was alleged to have shot a valuable stock dog owned by W C Dixon. May 29 is to be Buddy Poppy Sale Day in Jefferson City per Roy Lone Post VFW officers. The nine pointers of Jefferson City and Cole County grade schools will be held May 7 per police chief and Mrs Mackey. They left for Aurora to be at the bedside of Mrs Mackey's ill mother. FL Wall has become manager of Postal Telegraph in Jefferson City, succeeding Papl Brown, named manager at Salt Lake City. The Young People of the Central Missouri deanery will meet at Dixon May 9. over 2 000 youths from central Missouri counties usually attend. Mr and Mrs William Schneider celebrated their silver wedding anniversary yesterday. relatives and friends attended a party last night. W H Collins, principal of Washington school, underwent a nasal operation this morning.
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Charles Johnson
Johnson
W. C. Dixon
FL. Wall
Postal Telegraph Company
Jefferson City
Papl Brown
Salt Lake City
Utah
Illinois Solons Settle Dispute Headline
Illinois lawmakers moved to end a looming legislative jam after a Senate purge of Assembly bills. Leaders vowed to pass key measures including the Adamowski Sales Tax bills after a weekend adjournment, with late-night sessions likely to complete final roll calls. Navy uses old bottles in Hawaii case. empty condiment and beverage bottles flood Honolulu as the Navy seeks material to map currents.
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Springfield
Illinois Senate
House
Senate
Assembly
Adamowski
Protem George M. Maypole
Navy
Honolulu
Negro slayer killed after wounding trooper in Pennsylvania
In Uniontown area a negro murder suspect, Lestwich, hid in a Filbert mine shack after escaping jail. A three hour battle with six state policemen ended with Lestwich dead from numerous rifle wounds, and trooper Hoffer critically wounded but alive after a blood transfusion. Witnesses estimated over 300 people watched the confrontation.
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Uniontown
D. Pennsylvania
Lat
Tittle Filbert
Here
Hoffer
Uniontown Hospital
Lestwich
Filbert
Seabright
Joe Clark
Vincent Bunch
Bunch
Machine &Unners
Les
Twich
Birth follows death in Wetzel county incident
In New Martinsville West Virginia on April 22 Mrs Lester Shhindler of Hannibal watched her two year old daughter burn to death after falling into a tub of scalding water in Wetzel County Hospital. She then entered another room and gave birth to a son born yesterday moments after the girl died.
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New Martinsville
W. Va
Lester Shhindler
Hannibal, D
Wetzel County Hospital
Defiant English Ships Battle Rebel Blockade
Franco gunners adapt anti air weapons to siege work as bombs rain on Madrid. Morning bombardment by insurgents continues a two week siege that has cost at least 200 lives. Government forces launch a tremendous counter barrage against rebel gun emplacements in the suburbs.
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Pagely
Franco
Madrid
Four Actors Injured in Movie Wagon Crash Chase
Hollywood reports four actors seriously hurt when three horse drawn wagons crashed during a chase scene. Sixteen others sustained minor cuts and bruises as they were treated at Riverside Hospital. Lead victims include Harry Templeton, Dink Templeton, John Slater, Bernie Griggs, and Mickey Gentry.
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Hollywood
Riverside
Harry Templeton
Stanford University
Toach
Dink Templeton
John Slater
Bernie Griggs
iMickey Gentry
Redheads live longest says 102 year old woman
Denver April 22 scientifically may not agree but Mrs Sarah Wormer aged 102 asserts red haired people live longer. Her five red haired children survive while five dark haired siblings died early. She recalls Civil War era solitaire as a lifelong pastime and notes her tall long married life. Her husband died 28 years ago. Her son T A Wormer is 82 and her other son Charles G Wormer 60. She weighs 60 pounds and is four feet tall with gray streaks in red hair.
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Denver
Sarah Wormer
T. A. Wormer
Charles G
Baby Born in Trailer in Pacific Northwest
In Wenatchee Washington on April 22 1930 Mr and Mrs W K Robinson of Entiat Valley claim their baby Kay born in March in an auto trailer is the first of its kind in the Pacific Northwest They have lived in their trailer for several months claiming parenthood of the newborn daughter Kay
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Wenatchee
Wash
W. KE. Robinson
Entiat Vailey
Boca
Pacific Northwest
Kay
Radio Schedule for Friday April 23 in Jefferson City
A fragmented station timetable lists hourly music programs and shows from morning to evening, including Morning Melodies, Cugat Orchestra, Radio Log, Markets, Dance Hour, Hillbillies, Melodic Sketches, Tea Time Tunes, and sports updates. It references local entities such as Jefferson City Baking and Arkansas Drifter.
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Reveille
Church of the Wildwood
Cugat Orchestra
Seranaders
Guild_ Singers” Shop Guild
Rhhythm Makers
Jefferson City
Dulle Milling. Co
Byo“Bram
Beauty
Stax Cowboys
St. Louis
Rathskeller Orchestra
Miner Shot in Labor War Dies in Hospital
Lavoice Miller, 23, struck during the April 11 Galena mine riot, dies in St. Jonans hospital. His death is blamed on pneumonia from shotgun wounds to throat and chest. Miller, from Wichita Falls, Texas, had recently moved to the tri-state area to work in Pitcher, Oklahoma mines and was a member of the Blue Card union. Eleven Galena men face assault charges. murder charges under consideration.
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Joplin
Lavoice Miller
C.I.0
Galena
Kan
St. Jonans Hospital
Miller
A. Majors
Cherokee County
Wichita Falls
Texas
Fort Sill
Okla
Tri-State
Pitcher
Blue Card Union
International Union
Chile decrees salt to contain sodium acid phosphate
San Francisco April 22 AP Chile has decreed all salt for human consumption must contain percent sodium acid phosphate to improve national health. A scientific survey found the Chilean diet has been notably lacking in mineral salts.
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Chile
San Francisco
Thrill Slayer Jack Scott Near Death in Oklahoma
Jack Scott a 17 year old from St Louis famed as a thrill killer lay in critical condition at the state prison hospital after a nervous breakdown. He is charged with fatally wounding deputy Alvis Jones in Ada and wounding others during a two day Oklahoma crime spree begun last January. He had previously wounded Patrolman Holloman and US Marshal Stanfield before being captured near Stringtown. Scott a cripple since childhood, was for a time active in Boy Scouts and YMCA. He told church workers he was ready to pay for his deeds.
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Macalester
Okla
Jack Scott
St. Louis
State Prison
Alvis Jones
Ada
Scott
Walter A Scott
Oklahoma
Ian Alester
Hom Holloman
Jones
Allen Stanfield
United States
Stringtown
Boy Scout
Church
Bailies Cast Into Sea
Six thousand wine bottles are cast into the sea in a study of ocean currents. English and Spanish cards urge finders to report to Dr. H. A. Sverdrup of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
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Ajolla
Catié
H. A. Sverdrup
Scripps Institution of Queanography
Californians and Air Mail Speed Debates
Californians cannot deliver mail quickly as 2,052,313 pounds of air mail exited the state last year, roughly 72,000,000 letters. In Chico, Alton Cheney, confined to a wheelchair after a broken neck, is pursuing law and plans to begin a practice soon. The U.S. mints in Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Denver have produced coinage since 1793, 1854, and 1906 respectively.
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Pacific Air Mail
San Francisco
Chico
Cal
Alton Cheney
United States
Philadelphia
Denver
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Principality of
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Upper Rhine
Teerland
Austria
Staten Island
C. Deaton
Buller, Mo
Roy Lone Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cole County
Mrs. Mackey
Aurora, Mo
Central Missouri
William Schneider
Clark Avenue
W. H. Collins
Princips of
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Illinois
Solons
Negro Slayer
Gop
Headac
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Juniors
Almy Farm
Country Club
Jefferson City and
Lohman Road
J. B. Mueller
Stockton
Reno
Miss Modern
Miss Modernty Shop
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