Dual patent policy proposed by government official
Assistant Attorney General Urman Arnold suggested a dual patent policy to treat large and small businesses differently, while General Motors president William S. Knudsen warned small manufacturers would be harmed if they could not protect monopolies. Knudsen noted GM would continue R and D even without patents and foresaw widespread work stoppages if rivals blocked licensing for new breakthroughs. James McEvoy of GM patent sections assisted.
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Washington
Urman Arnold
William S. Knudsen
General Motors Corporation
Federal Monopoly Committee
Knudsen
General Motors
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
James McEvoy
General Motors Patent Sections
Deletion of Airline Slogan by Transcontinental and Western
Kansas City December AP reports that Jack Frye president of Transcontinental and Western Air says removing the slogan The Lindbergh Line from current advertising is a routine change. He notes past deletions and a 1930s style contest for a new winter flying themed slogan. He adds no decision yet on removing Charles A Lindbergh from airliners and hints the original slogan could return periodically.
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Kansas City
Jack Frye
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
Lindbergh
Charles A Lindbergh
Partly Cloudy Today And Fair Wednesday
Partly cloudy today with a fair Wednesday forecast for Jefferson City and nearby areas. Tonight remains partly cloudy with little temperature change, low around 31 degrees, and river stages show small rises in some locations and declines in others.
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Jefferson City
Siinily
Ebeokuk
Kansas City
Waverly
Boonville
St. Thomas
Hermann
Lata Onion
Ozarks
GOP Shows Life in Drive for Minority Leadership
The GOP seeks minority leadership as it gains momentum in Missouri politics. With at least two candidates for each leadership post, Howard Elliott and William Barton contend for the top spot, while Co P Junge challenges Harry McGee for caucus chair. Rozier and other Republicans eye gubernatorial potential as tide shifts north and east. The party plans a self fashioned legislative program amid a slim house edge, 44 to 101, in the upcoming 1940 assembly.
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General Assembly
Missouri
Howard Elliott
Young
University City
Harry Clymer
Crawford County
Clymer
Elliott
William Barton
Montgomery County
Barton
Co. P. Junge
Cole Camp
Harry McGee
Warrenton
Junge
Elliott J
George A.rozier
Perryville
Rozier
GOO. P
Senate
W. Freeland
Forsythe
Ray Mabee
Unionville
House
Five fined in two justice courts for hunting violations
Five men faced fines after a conservation agents Sunday sweep. Priest, Raymond and Edward Popp paid $1 plus costs for hunting without a license and their rabbits were confiscated. Louis F. Frank of Fulton was fined $25 per meadowlark found in his possession, while R. W. Roth of Pilot Grove pled guilty to twelve birds and paid $10 per bird over the limit. birds were sent to the hospital. Conservation officials said the drive will continue statewide to curb over limits.
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Raymond
Edward Popp
Pros. LePage
Louis F. Frank
Fulton
Memorial tragedy on US 61 near Leadington claims one life
Miss Pearl Bennett 29 of Marquand Mo was killed in a head on collision on U S Highway 61 near Leadington. Three others were injured but not in serious condition and were taken to a hospital in Boone Terre Mo.
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Boone Terre
Miss Pearl Bennett
Marquand
U. S. Highway 61
Leadington
Urges Toys for Needy Children in Jefferson City
Ray, chairman of the Alias Santa Club, pleads for volunteers to provide toy boxes for 1,000 children among Jefferson City’s 26,900 residents. He urges city residents to adopt at least one child, donate toys and sweets, and arrange pickups or drop offs at the fire station.
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Ray
Alias Santa Club
Alias
Santa Claus Club
Jefferson City
Santa Claus
Roosevelt Convenes Foreign Conference With Top Envoys
President Roosevelt calls a midafternoon meeting with State Department officials and ambassadors Sumner Welles Hugh Wilson William Phillips and William C Bullitt to discuss the international situation. He had spoken at Chapel Hill N C about U S leadership for world democracy and arranged further talks with Perkins Madden Ickes and Morgenthau. A press conference was planned for late today.
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Washington
Roosevelt
State Department
Sumner Welles
Hugh R. Wilson
William Phillips
William C. Bullitt
Ger Gnany
Italy
France
Chapel Hill
N. C
United States
Wilson
Phillips
Warr Springs
Germany
Bullitt
Perkins
Warren J. Madden
National Labor Relations Board
Ickes
Morgenthau
League may look for another home
Geneva dec 6 ap the fresh outburst of bitterness between France and Italy over Italian minority claims on French territory adds to Switzerland s woes as host of the league of nations and may force the league to seek shelter in another country the league is a red rag to the Rome Berlin axis and Switzerland s policy risks running counter to two of its three great neighbors Germany Italy France
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Geneva
France
Italy
Switzerland
League of Nations
League
Rome-Berlin
Evry Rauch
Messrs
Mussolini
Hitler
Germany
Fisher Body plant at Flint resumes production
Fisher Body Co plant No 1 in Flint Michigan reopened today after a shutdown last Friday due to a wage dispute. The strike affected over 25,000 workers across General Motors units with about 6,400 Fisher workers in Flint directly involved and Buick, Pontiac divisions also feeling the impact.
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Flint
Mich
Fisher Body C O
General Motors Corp
Fisher
Buick
Fisher Body Co
Pontiac
Pontiac Motor Co
Where to Vote on Increasing Debt in City Precincts
Voter locations listed for first through fifth wards detailing precincts and sites. Scrivner Barber Shop 628 E High St includes second precinct Fairview Hotel third precinct Joe Schulte residence Renn Addition. Also Mc Carty Washington Court House Weatherby 341 Mulder 702 W Main Franks 1225 W Main Dunklin Washington Volkmer 805 Jefferson Martin Beck St Marys Vicks Clark Hirschman 1201 Monroe Slate Park precincts.
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Scrivner
E. High St
Fairview
Joe Schulte
Renn
Wymore Apts
McCarty & Washington
Court House
Third Ward
Mulder
Main St
Franks
W. Main Street
Fourth Ward
Cole County Monument Co
Dunklin
Washington Sts
Volkmer
Jefferson St
Martin Beck's
St. Mary's
Trippensee
Madison St
Vicks Barber Shop
Clark Ave
Hirschman Grocery Store
Monroe St
Slate Park
Reserve Officers Meet Tomorrow in Jefferson City
The Jefferson City Chapter Reserve Officers will meet tomorrow night at the state highway building. Major C. W. Burkett, cavalry instructor from St. Louis, will lecture on Organization and Tactics of Horse Cavalry. Parents of a son born at St. Mary’s Hospital Sunday are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hentges.
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Jefferson City
Herbert Hentges
W. High
St. Mary’s Hospital
How PSC Valued the Capitol City Water Co
Jefferson City Mayor Jesse N Owens says the public water system value is misrepresented. PSC figures show cost of reproduction 953,636 and reproduction less depreciation 728,315, with city value argued around 700,000 to 1,057,154 by various engineers. Proponents seek 1,075,000 in debt and bonds, while critics warn taxes rise and political manipulation taints the issue.
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Jesse N. Owens
Jefferson City
Post-Tribune
Engineering Department of the Public Service Commission
Water Company
Water Company of
Public Service Commission
P.S.C
City of Jefferson
Capital City Water Company
Engineering Department of Public Service Commission
Columbia
Menteer
R. R. Nacy
Board of To Works
Taxpayer
Local business man dies after lengthy illness
Joseph L. Raithel a prominent Jefferson City merchant died at 6 30 this morning at 603 East High street after a lingering illness He was 62 Born March 25 1876 he and his brothers ran a local market He was a Rotary Club charter member and long time Chamber of Commerce member Survived by wife Lulu Ann Blochberger two brothers Ed A and Fred W and five sisters Julia Mrs W J Smith Mrs Edith Hart of Alhambra California and Mrs Laura Ender of San Antonio Texas Funeral likely Thursday at Evangelical church.
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Jos
TL. Raithel
East High Street
Mr. Raither
Cental Missouri
Tate John Raithel
Evangelical Church
Lulu-Ann Blochberger
Ed A
Fred W
Julia
W. J. Smith
Edith Hart
Alhambra
Calif
Laura Ender
Speakers Announced for Library Sales Meeting
Oliver W Selle of Selle Jewelry in St. Louis and W H Bryan, Eureka Vacuum, headline tonight’s Library auditorium program. A short film The Human Touch will be shown. About 400 have signed up. no tickets at the door due to space limits.
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Oliver W. Selle
Selle Jewelry Company
St. Louis
W. H. Bryan
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Company
Chamber of Commerce
Three Divorces Filed in Circuit Court
Three divorce cases were filed in the circuit court today. Una Lee Schmidt sues John G. Schmidt, married July and separated September, seeking restoration of her maiden name Una Lee King. Eunice Birge seeks divorce from Clifton B. Birge, married December 1937 and separated November, seeking Eunice Butler as maiden name. Lucille Ward seeks divorce from Ralph S. Ward after seven years of marriage.
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Una Lee Schmidt
John G. Schmidt
Una Lee King
Eunice Birge
Clifton B. Birge
Eunice Butler
Lucille Ward
Ralph S. Ward
Mice in New State Building Horrify Workers
In the ornate new state office building, mice infest the unfinished space. Teen employees describe the rodents crawling through conduits and outlets as janitors and department heads repeatedly set traps while awaiting final wiring completion.
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New State
First Moor
Washington journalist Paul Anderson dies at 45
Paul Y Anderson longtime Washington correspondent for St Louis newspapers died after an overdose of sleeping labels. Sam A O’Neal found him in a garage and he died within two hours. Born in Knox county Tennessee he began at the Knoxville Journal in 1911 and won the 1928 Pulitzer for repertorial work. He had served with St Louis Star Times and Post Dispatch bureaus in Washington and spoke on radio in defense of prominent Democrats in 1937.
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Washington
Der
Paul ‘Y. Anderson
St. Louis
Anderson
Sam A. O'Neal
Star-Times Baureau
O'Neal
Tn Anderson
Ollie Fields
O’neal
Knox County
Tenn
Knoxville Journal
St. Louis Star-Times
St. Louis Post Dispatch
East EL Louis
Charles Michelson
Democratic National Committee
House Committee
Bitter Battle Over Million Dollar Water Deal Fades Tomorrow
Nady repudiates latest handbill claiming no tie to the project while proponents press ads and dodgers. Taxpayers urged to vote, with political machine and volunteers mobilizing to secure turnout. Hugh Stephens cites 1911 price figures showing the plan costly and risky, as he recalls past bond issues and forecasts.
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R. R. Nacy
Union
Jefferson City
Marlin
Ineal
Telegraph Company
Sul
Columbia
Missouri Officials Take Social Security Issue to Washington
Missouri social security leaders led by chairman Nick T. Cave and administrator George S. Haworth traveled to Washington to press the federal board on old age pension funding. They seek a workable grant determination amid court rulings and the threat of federal withdrawals if state support is not considered.
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Washington
Missouri
Federal Board
Nick T. Cave
Columbia
George S. Haworth
Federal Social Security Board
State Commission
Springfield Court of Appeals
Houston Proce
Als
Circuit
F. J. Frankenhoff
St. Joseph
Missouri Commission
Cay
Haworth
Federa
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Fisher Body
Flint, Mich
PSC
Capitol City Water CO
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Jos. L. Raithel
Peakers
St. Louisans
Library
Merchant
Dos. L. Kaithel
Olea
Paul Y. Anderson
Nady
Heber Nationa
Scott Peters
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