Liberal wing split noted in Roosevelt brain trust
Washington reports show growing cleavages between liberal members led by Rex Tugwell and orthodox deputies such as George Peek over farm policy and the ASA program. Tugwell resists price fixes while Peek favors policy leniency toward packers and processors.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Brain Trust
Roosevelt
Brain Trust Group
Rex Tugwell
Lee
Farm
Congress
Wallace
Tugwell
Peek
ASA
Legislature Delays on Missouri Liquor Control Bills
Missouri legislators continued work on liquor control measures with no final vote expected for days. While federal restrictions end tomorrow, the McCawley gone dry statute remains in effect, and both chambers resist selling liquor by the drink in hotels and cafes. Local option details would let cities decide if dispensaries replace old saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Barleycorn
Missouri
House
Senate
Oil Price Fixers Deadline Set By Petroleum Chief
Petroleum Code Administrator Icke warned oil industry price fixers they have until noon Thursday to reach a method for implementing price controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
Gunman kills Ozark farmer on Bolivar courthouse steps
Albert Ankrom 60s Polk county farmer is shot twice by Henry Coursey on Bolivar Missouri courthouse steps after Ankrom bonded in justice court. Coursey surrenders. sheriff takes him to Greene County jail as bystanders aid the dying man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Albert Ankrom
Polk County
Henry Cau
Court House
Bolivar
Ankrom
Justice Court
Bond
Coursey
Jack Scillingworth
Killingsworth
Coursney
Greene County
Shoe industry code brings stability says Nash boot chief
Roger Selby, president of the National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers' Association, declares the shoe industry is stable for the first time under the NRA code. He praises a code section that prevents misbranding and mis advertising and notes a shift toward normal conditions. Roscoe S. Conkling of the NRA speaks on code achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NRA
Roger Selby
National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
Selby
Roscoe S. Conkling
Association
Defense rests in Scottsboro trial in Decatur Alabama
In Decatur Alabama on December 4 the defense for Clarence Norris rested after calling five witnesses and reading Ruby Bates deposition denying she and Victoria Price were attacked near Scottsboro by nine Negroes two years earlier.
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Decatur
Ala
Ruby Bates
Victoria Price
Scottsboro
Clarence Norris
Acting postmasters named in Missouri
Acting Postmaster General Joseph C. O'Mahoney announced the appointment of Frank Kincannon of Anderson Missouri and Tal Loyd of Winona Missouri as acting postmasters. The appointments take effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Washington
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Anderson
Frank Kincannon
Winona
Tal Loyd
Jefferson City Property Change Reported on Jackson Street
John H. Schirmers announced the acquisition of the Charles H. Payden property on Jackson Street with no price disclosed. Other items note a purse snatching on Monroe Street, a crash between a milk truck and a sedan, a birth at St. Marys hospital, a fender bender on Madison Street, a divorce suit by Lucien Lear, and local civic updates including Girl Scout awards, weather figures, Rotary Club speech, and Navy leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Schirmers
Charles H. Payden
Jackson Street
Victor Kroll
Monroe Street
Louis Rincheval
Construction program plan by war heads outlined
NRA technicians outline a plan for a two year construction drive worth about 14 billion dollars. The study lists housing, highways, rail improvements, health facilities, education and other outlets with totalsagging toward stimulate employment. The report stresses not a recommendation but an analysis of construction possibilities and funding outlets.
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Washington
NRA
Alexander Sscha
Division of Economic Research and Planning
Roy Wenz
St. Louis
Wes
Gc Te Dae
Unidentified man beaten to death near Hartsburg
The body of a roughly 30 year old man was found in an abandoned house on the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad right of way at Hartsburg. A club was found near the body and police suspect robbery as the motive. The body was taken to Columbia for identification and detention by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartsburg
Missouri- Kansas and Texas
Columbia
Probe Mysterious Death Of Okla Family
County officials announced that R F Hayter, husband and possible suspect in the deaths of his wife and two children found November 1 in Lawton, is held for questioning though not charged. He returned from Missouri and was placed under technical arrest. authorities withheld his location. Hayter denies knowledge of the case.
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Lawton
Okla
R. F. Hayter
Hayter
Missouri
Bridge stars vie for national contract and auction honors
Nearly 500 players gathered in Cincinnati for a week long national bridge tournament. P Hal Sims of Deal New Jersey dominates rankings as other top players including Howard Schenken Oswald Jacoby Lou Haddad and Bob Halpin compete for top honors and the silver cups.
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Cincinnati
American Bridge Lead
P. Hal Sims
Deal
N. J
Ely Culbertson
Pop
Howard Schenken
Oswald Jacoby
Lou Haddad
Bob Halpin
Founder of hospital in Marceline dies at 55
Marceline Mo Dec 4 AP Dr Ola Putman 55 founder of the Putman hospital here died at the hospital today from a heart ailment He had practiced medicine here since 1901 The hospital was established as a memorial to his father the late Benjamin B Putman Survived by his widow and a son Benjamin Putman of Jersey City N J
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Marceline
Ola Putman
Putman Hospital
DE Benjamin B. Putman
Ry. Benjamin Putman
Jersey City
N. J
Charleston Gets CWA Funds for Streets
Charleston Missouri received civil works funds for sewer and street improvements. The city budgeted thirty thousand dollars but was awarded ten thousand nine hundred. Work starts today with thirty men employed and more added as projects proceed. county allotment was cut from sixty thousand to eighteen thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
City of
Civil Works Administration
Landon vetoes Kansas death penalty bill
Gov Alf Landon vetoed a special session bill that would allow death as an option for first degree murder, citing inaction to carry out the prescribed punishment as the key reason for the veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topera
Alf. M. Landon
Kansas
RFC Holds Dawes Bank Loan as Demand Note
The RFC loaned Central Republic Bank and Trust Company of Chicago 90 million dollars in December 1932. The loan, reduced to 62,157,596.85 after principal and interest payments, is now treated as a demand note though not in default. Officials say the RFC retains more collateral control with this status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
RFC
Central Republic Bank and Trust Company of Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Jones
Priest Rebukes Mob After Lynchings in St. Joseph
Father Victor Meagher of St Francis Xavier Church condemned the mob that lynched Lloyd Warner, a Black man who attacked a white girl last Tuesday. He labeled Catholic presence at the scene as a confessionable sin and said even onlookers must confess for attending the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph, Mo
Victor Meagher
St. Francis Xavier Church
Lloyd Warner
Father Meagher
Veteran Pastor Walter Matthews Dies in Springfield Home
The Reverend Walter E. Matthews, 68, a retired Methodist Episcopal minister, died in Springfield Missouri. His ministry began in Walnut Grove Nebraska and included pastorates across Nebraska Missouri and Arkansas. Survivors include his son Oliver of Kirkwood Missouri. Funeral services will be held in New Bloomfield Missouri. Matthews was an active Mason and member of the Owensville Missouri lodge.
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Springfield
Walter E. Matthews
Walnut Grove
Neb
Nebraska
Missouri
Arkansas
Oliver
Kirkwood
New Bloomfield
Matthews
Owensville
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Mrs. Coolidge
National Tuberculosis Associations
M Goodhue Coolidge
Beeches
Northampton
Mass
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Ohoue
C. 5. Hoffman
Robert Steele
W. Main Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
R. D. Shearer
Capital Avenue
Madison Street
Madison
Benson
Shearer
Capitol Avenue
Jasper Wilson
William Scott
E. Bolton Hunter
Sikeston
Lucien GC. Lear
Louiseé Lear
Henry LePage
Thomas Johnson
Jefferson City
Miss Hortense Police
Kansas City
WV. KR. Essen
Joe Virdin
Girl Scout Court of Awards
W. B. Malone
Chet Platt
Weath Bureau
Swift
A. T. McCue
American Red Cross
Rotary Club
Missouri Hotel
Red Cross
Vaughn Skerd
Navy
Young Skerd
U.S. S. Utah
WAR Heads
A. Snow, Jr
Washington, D. C
Aeronautics
Department of Commerce
Arthur Abele, Jr
South Pole
Admiral Byrd
Yale
Jeanette Loff
Hollywood
Bridge Players Rally
Sims
Alf Landon
T.A. Post Tribune
Dawes Bank
Chicago
OL. Joseph
William Stayton
Association Against the
Stayton
KY Stein
Phil A. Dahlmeyer
Optometrist
E. High
Paris Tallors and Cleaners
J. C. Cleaners Association
Quinn
Hammond Ins
U. S
J. F. Brawles
Monroe Bldg
Madam Maselle
Bob Richter and His
Blue Devils
Madison Rathskeller
The
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