Missouri seals old age pensions move in three step push
Governor Guy returns to find the general assembly completed its second major task this session by approving an old age pensions bill. The measure, tied to a forthcoming sales tax bill for funding, estimates 10,000 to 22,000 indigent residents over 70 could qualify, with about 10 percent of applicants expected to receive pensions. The plan creates a state pension commissioner and county boards, requires nine years residency, lowers property limits, and sets benefits at 45 dollars for married couples, with no emergency clause delaying implementation.
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General Assembly
Kansas City
T. J.pendergast
Joint Conference Committee
Senate
House
Joffee
Shannon
Missouri
Jerome M. Joffee
Assembly
Joseph B. Shannon
Jaffee
Department of Labor
Conference
State Board of Eleemasy Navy Managers
State Board of Eleemosynary Managers
Resort Exclusively for Negroes Planned at Versailles
Lake Placid, a resort exclusively for Negroes, is laid out seven miles southwest of Stover in the Lake of the Ozarks region. The 346 acre tract lies mostly in Morgan county with 15 acres in Benton, features a 20 acre lake fed by springs, and includes four 30 foot dams. Development is led by P. Furnes, superintendent of general stores, with J. M. Seeover of the Sojourner Press Kansas City and Earle see, an engineering consultant.
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Versailles
Lake Placid
Stover
Lake of the Ozark
Morgan County
Benton
Pre. P. Furnes
Genera Os
No. 2
Kansas City
J. M
Sojournes Press
Ansas City
Earle
Feranilies
Woman 13 Guilty In Diploma Mill Case
Mrs Myrtleong of Dubuque Iowa former secretary of the Iowa board charged in a diploma mill conspiracy pleaded guilty in St. Louis. Judge Davis deferred sentence to Sept 16 as six co defendants stand trial. She may testify for the government alongside A B Krebs former St Louis chiropractor who pleaded guilty.
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ST. Louis
Myrtleong
Dubuque
Iowa
Iowa Born of
Chiropractic Examiners
Charles B. Davis
United States Attorney's Office
Long
George M. Lindsay
Kansas City
Post Office
Lindsay
William T. Gallagher
G. Martin Lindsay
Date R. Alexander
Kansas City College of Medicine and Surgery
Claude TE. Laws
The
Arkansas Eclectic Medical Board
John E. Hamilto
Ft. Worth
Texas
Immoral Charge Roils Congress Over Marriage Law
Congress debates the marriage provision amid Babcock testimony claiming the law caused some couples to seal or ignore marriage. Cochran denounces the remarks as insulting government workers while insisting no insult was intended and urging resignation.
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Babcock
Cochran
John J. Cochran
D., Mo
Washington
Congress
Rotary President Sees Global Peace Wish in Tour
Robert Hill of Columbia Missouri, president of Rotary International, returned on the Rex after visiting Rotary clubs in 35 countries. He said the world shows optimism and a universal desire for peace with no one wanting war, a view shared by his wife Mrs. Hill during the round-the-world trip.
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New York
Robert Hill
Columbia
Rotary International
Rex
Rotary
Hill
Republicans Expand National Activities
Washington April 25 AP Expansion of Republican national activities was foreshadowed with the announcement that John Hamilton Kansas Republican committee member would join the headquarters staff He is general counsel for the national committee He will assist in organization work after aiding in the Midwest conference and closing law cases in Kansas then devote his full time to the party field and office work
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Washington
John Hamilton
Kansas
Henry P. Fletcher
Hamilton
Harrison Spangler
Iowa
Republican Organization
Police find patrolman’s son dead after wreck in Missouri
In North St Joseph at 4 a.m. today Patrolman John Shanklin and a second officer investigated a motor car crash after a caller asked for aid. Truman Miller, 18, said he was in the wreck a short distance away and that another youth was with him. The car matched the scene and inside lay the body of Shanklin's 20 year old son, apparently killed instantly. authorities believe a turn was missed.
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ST. Joseph
John Shanklin
North St. Joseph
Truman Miller
Areck
Shanklin
John Shanklin, Jr
Diamonds lecture at Kiwanis Club in Petit's cafe
Phil A. Dahmeyer spoke on diamonds during today's Kiwanis Club program at Petit's cafe, outlining diamond formation and value.
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Phil A. Dahmeyer
Youth confesses he slew parents to get insurance
A Texas youth, William Pierson Jr, confessed to shooting his parents to gain their life insurance and property. Sheriff Allen said the motive was financial gain after learning Pierson had gambling issues and that an elaborate, false story about bandits was created to cover the crime.
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Howard
Allen
Pierson
University of Chicago
Austin
Texas University
High Island
Gulf Coast
Galveston
D. B. Klein
Rogers
Justice Pierson
Texas
Supreme Court
Amateur actors hold final rehearsals for Crazy Politics
Jefferson City amateur actors stage the musical comedy Crazy Politics with 125 local participants. The speaking cast includes Herman Schmidt as reporter and mayoral hopeful, Mary McClung as a sobbing helper, John Rich as mastermind, Jerome Haar as Abie Goldberg, Margaret Antenreuth as an irate spouse, Bob Dalhneyer as French maid, Gerald Vogel as Minnie, Catherine Boer as another irritated wife, plus Herb Hoff as villain and Dr J F Brawley as secretary. The cast also features Ira Gienn, Helen Clarin bach, Dr Dale P Summers, Henry Bemnboom, Bill Nerman as cops, with John Bauer, Russ Harrell and his orchestra providing entertainment before and between acts.
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Jefferson City
Herman Schmidt
Termale
Mary McClung
John Rich
Jerome Haar
Abie Goldberg
Margaret Antenreuth
Bob Dalhneyer
Gerald
Vogel
Minnie
Catherine Boer
Herb Hoff
J. F. Brawley
Ira Gienn
Helen Clarinbach
Dale P. Summers
Henry Bemnboom
Bill Nerman
John Bauer
Russ Harrell
Solon accuses 'For' of trying to buy election
Washington April 25 UP Rep John Taber NY charged in the house today that the Roosevelt administration was attempting to buy the 1936 elections and demanded an end to heavy federal expenditures He said only by removing the Roosevelt administration can sound principles liberty and prosperity return He attacked the NRA AAA and New Deal policies saying they hurt small business and raised unemployment He claimed Democrats spent 4 88 billion for work relief to buy the election and charged Farley remains DNC chairman despite supposed rule changes He accused Democrats of looting the public treasury using relief money for personal rackets involving the president and friends.
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Washington
John Taber
House
Roosevelt
AAA
Taber
James A.farley
Congress
Edison’s Son Named to Recovery Board
Miss Lillie Knight, attorney for McGee, said she would appeal to the Missouri supreme court to transfer the case to the court of appeals on constitutional questions. Denial would allow a U S Supreme Court appeal. Miss McElroy plans to plead with Governor Park to commute Mc Gee to life imprisonment. Roosevelt announced Charles Edison as national recovery board member.
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Governor Park
McGee
Lillie Knight
Supreme Court of the United States
Miss Knight
Mg-Gee
Missouri Supreme Court
Ep Banc
U. S. Supreme Court
Charles Edison
East
Fight For Justice
Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
National McGee
Industrial Recovery Board
Lake
Tower expansion on hot days reaches new heights
A historical note reports the Eiffel Tower expanding as temperatures rise with estimates around a few million units in height. The phenomenon is linked to thermal expansion affecting the metal structure and nearby storage and traffic patterns.
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Count Eiffel Tower
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Liquid laxatives offer safe relief through regulated doses
Doctors endorse liquid laxatives for comfortable, gradual relief from constipation. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin combines senna and cascara to gently restore regularity with regulated doses, safe for families and suitable for children when used as directed.
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Caldwell
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