Junior and Senior High Present The Other Wise Man Drama
Junior and Senior high chorus students present a musical dramatization of Van Dyke s The Other Wise Man in the Junior college auditorium at 8 00 pm open to the public with no admission charge. The hour and a half performance features 30 principal chart letters and scenes including Adoration and Nativity tableaux with cast led by Leonard Gold.
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van Dyke
Junior College
Junior High
Milton Bennett
Artaban
Christ
P.T. A. Maile
Parent-Teacher Association
Leonard Gold
Artahan
Dwight Steward
Omar Herbst
L. A. Barker
Bill Kenney
Warren Ray
Peggy Lou Schott
Ralph Heisinger
Grace Weber
Mildred Feig
Lucille Jackson
Marjorie Lauf
Tom Chambers
Vera Grisco
Imogene Mayens
June Shafer
Allene Barle
Rose Kiso
Virginia Belshe
Sue Ann
Babylon
County Court Dismisses Kilgroe From Post
County officials announce Kilgroe is out and will not continue in relief duties. Court plans to withhold monthly allotments pending a merited review of relief cases and to avoid extra burden on taxpayers. Missouri’s transient relief program faces liquidation with federal support waning as shelters close and WPA shifts absorb staff. Public aid to roughly 6500 homeless and jobless remains in transition toward state handling and eventual camps. The Cole county Christmas seat drive raises $841.33 as the season nears.
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Kilgree
Kilgroe
Missouri
James E. Maxwell
Poplar Bluff
Springfield
Jergerson City
Federal
Maxwell
Cole County
Winter Considers Entering Gubernatorial Race in 1936
Edward H. Winter Republican candidate in 1932 said he was considering running next year and would announce plans within a month. He argued Republicans could gain control of the Missouri House, while Democrats were assured in the Senate. Winter outlined three platform planks and noted support shifting away from the Park administration and toward Jefferson City.
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Edward H. Winter
Missouri
Winter
United Press
Governor Park
St. Louis
Jesse Barrett
House of Representatives
G. O. BP
Senate
Warrenton
Jefferson City
Park Administration
Emmett O'Mahecy
Kansas City
Jefferson Tity
Howard
Boone
Callaway
Audrain
Pate to Fight Charges of Misconduct in Missouri
Rep Pate vows to fight charges of professional misconduct filed by the state bar advisory committee. The 38th district attorney faced allegations tied to Pemiscot county drainage districts involving 34 landowners and bid irregularities in 1932 to 1934. He was ordered to appear Jan 4 to answer the charges.
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Carruthersville
State Bar Disciplinary Committee
Sharon J. Pate
Pate
38Th Judicial District
Pemiscot County
Jan
No Ransom Paid for Release of Actor
A kidnapping case spree concentrated in this territory ended with the recovery of Caleb Milne. Philadelphia detectives describe eight agents. Milne was found near Lahaska and identified by Warren Milne and others. The boy’s eyes and mouth were taped, and associates aided his removal to safety.
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Milne
Caleb
Frederic
Caleb J. Milne
Philadelphia
Dr. Green
Gracie Square
New York
Department of Justice
Denyig
Ous
Chicago
Washington
George Harvey
S. KR
Gerhart
Robert Keaser
Joan
Max Riskin
Lance Smith
George Cadwalder
Lahaska
Bradford Green
Riskin
Caleb Milne
Germantown
Warren Milne
Edward Strickland
Lengt
Langer Acquitted of Conspiracy Charges in North Dakota
A federal court jury cleared former North Dakota Governor William Langer R A Kinzer former relief secretary and Frank Vogel former state highway commissioner of conspiracy charges. They were accused of obstructing federal relief by seeking political contributions from workers paid with federal relief funds. Oscar Erickson publisher of the Leader was freed earlier on a directed verdict.
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Bismarck
N. D
Tofay
William Langer
Twvo
North Dakota
Langer
R. A. Kinzer
Frank Vogel
Oscar Erickson
The
Leader
Court Restores Baby To Anna Ware In Landmark Case
St Louis court of appeals ruled today to return the infant son to Anna Ware ending the Gift of God baby dispute. The decision denied Nellie Tipton Muench a rehearing and ordered the child handed to Pennsylvania guardians. McDermott accompanied Ware to a hospital to deliver the child to its mother.
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Muench
Children’s Hospital
St. Louis
Anna Ware
Believer Sees Sales Tax Jump to Three Percent
Kirkville Mo Dec 19 AP Drn C EB Still Adair county representative and sole Republican voting 2 percent sales tax last session says talk favors a 3 percent rate. A 3 percent plan would allocate 1 percent to school fund 1 percent to property tax relief and 1 percent to a general fund for social security or needs. Still declines interest in governor or Congress bids.
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Kirksville
Drn
C. EB. Stll
Adair County
Dr. “Still
Dr. Still
Missouri
Congress
Funeral planned for Mrs Cockrill in Platte City
Mrs. Cockrill returns home after a week long illness. Funeral services to be held tomorrow at the home with burial in Platte City cemetery. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs Lucy Mal Stone and Mrs Henry L Dillingham, and two sons Thomas C Cockrill Sr and David G Cockrill, plus the late Francis M Wilson was her son-in-law.
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Platte City
Kansas City
Thomas C. Cockrill, Sr
David G. Cockrill
Ethiopians report chaotic aftermath after base attack
Dispatches to Emperor Haile Selassie describe Ethiopians fleeing a ruined Takkuze river zone battles. A high official said the emperor cancelled a planned northern retreat, keeping royal defenses ready as Ethiopian and Italian forces clashed in the region.
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Haile Selassie
Dessye
Takkuze
Ayale
Mrs Cockrill, 83, dies in Platte City
Mrs. Thomas G. Cockrill, 83, mother of Mrs. Francis M. N of Kansas City, died at Platte City on December 19 according to UPI reports. The obituary notes her long life and ties to local families.
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Platte City, Mo
UPI
Thomas G. Cockrill
Francis M. N
Kansas City
Frango British Plan Shelved by League
A league stalemate discussion shows Great Britain and France hesitating over a Franco Italian rift. Public opinion in France fears breach with Italy and any action that could weaken defenses. The speaker asserts efforts to forge a settlement amid nervous tensions and difficult wartime questions.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Parliament debate in Lords on peace efforts in Paris
In Paris discussions, neither Laval nor I liked many features of them and in Westminster a furious Lords debate raged. Lord Halifax declared that efforts toward peace, rightly or wrongly, are dead, signaling a bleak view of diplomatic progress.
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Paris
Laval
House of Lords
Lord Halifax
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