Stark Holds Up 1 175 900 of School Funds
Governor Lloyd C Stark withheld 1 175 900 of a 9 485 792 general revenue appropriation for Missouri educational institutions. No vetoes were issued. funds will not be drawn until availability is assured. Highlights include University of Missouri 340 000 and multiple college and school hold ups across the state.
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Stark
Lloyd C. Stark
General Assembly
Lincoln U. Kirksville
Warrensburg ‘Teachers College
Missouri School of Mines
AoVa
Lincoln University
Jefferson City
School For
Fulton
Tax avoidance charges against Mayor Shields in Johnstown
Johnstown mayor Daniel J. Shields faces federal tax liens totaling 76040 dollars along with 12 others. The action stems from a 1935 assessment related to beer and spirits found in an old brewery during a raid on Emmerling Produce Dam pany Brewery in Johnstown.
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Pittsburgh
William Driscoll
Internal Revenue
Daniel J. Shields
Johnstown
Shields
I. O
Driscoll
Emmerling Produce
Pany Brewery
Pick-ups and Medical Procedures Reported Across Town
Heisler of Meta was admitted to St. Mary's hospital last night and underwent an operation this morning. Mrs. Jack Trimble and the five year old son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Garrison of Columbia had tonsillectomies at their physician's office today. Mrs. Walter Draffen of Bunce ton was operated on for an eye ailment at her physician's office today. Dr Cortez Enloe who recently went to New York City to meet his son will return to Jefferson City Sunday. Dr Cortez Jr will visit in St. Louis. Mr and Mrs W F Mushrush and son Bill of 1205 St Mary's Boulevard returned today from an eight day trip to Texas to visit Mrs Mushrush's brothers and sisters.
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Frank. Heisler
Meta
St. Mary’s Hospital
Jack Trimble
E. R. Garrison
Columbia
Physicians
Walter Draffen
Bunceton
Cortez Enloe
New York City
Europe
Jefferson City
Cortez, Jr
St. Louis
W. F. Mushrush
Bill
St. Mary's Boulevard
Texas
Fireworks blast kills five in Nampa shop blaze
In Nampa Idaho officials blamed roaming children for a fireworks display that exploded in a combined drug store and beauty parlor, killing five people including a 3 year old and a 12 year old and injuring 18 others. fire chief said the incident followed a child triggering a window display with explosive effects, with damages estimated at 25,000 dollars.
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Nampa
Idaho
L. J. Lessinger
T. C. Daniels
Katherine Miller
Ardyce Bavek
Katherine
Ernest Miller
George le Delle
Marsing
Lessinger
Thompson seeks return of unemployment taxes to states
Representative Chester W. Thompson of Rock Island says he will urge President Roosevelt to approve a bill returning unemployment insurance taxes collected under the social security act from Illinois and 12 other states. A bloc organized by lawmakers from states missing the deadline seeks passage to refund the funds.
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Washington
Chester W. Thompson
Rock Island
Roosevelt
Federal Treasury
Richard MM. Duncan
St Joseph
Thompson
Radio Schedule Echoes a Day of Music and News in St Louis
A dense listing outlines radio program blocks from early morning to evening including musical clock segments, news updates, and performances by the King’s Men, Missouri Farm News, Calaway Cowboys, Harry Reser Orchestra, and the Rochester studio lineup. The schedule notes a St Louis Towns versus Chicago White game segment and features varied features like Gardens Party and Dance Hour, with multiple musical pieces and show titles throughout the day.
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Sons of the Pioneers
Missouri Farm
Calaway Cowboys
Amnst
Lou
King's Men
Ferde Grofe
Orchestra
Harry Reser
Friendly Counsellor
Doug Frew
Harmony Hall
St. Louis
Chicago
Cugat
Otto
Tax collections top Roosevelt estimate by 69 million
Washington reports tax receipts for the 1937 fiscal year ending June 30 at 5.294 billion, beating Roosevelt's revised forecast by 69 million while federal outlays rose to 8.105 billion. Income taxes produced 2.458 billion, public debt stood at 36.325 billion, and a large gap was attributed to overdue repayments to credit agencies and social security deposits.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Roosevelt
Daniel W. Bell
Morgenthau
Hog Prices Pass $1 Level At Kansas City
Hog prices topped the $1 level in Kansas City for the first time since August 1995 with a high of 12.10 dollars. Prices rose 10 to 20 cents from yesterday, the strongest July since 1926, as supplies remained tight and pork and lard stocks near record levels.
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Kansas City
Chinaman’s ghost too busy to talk in Lily Dale camp
In Lily Dale New York on July 2 AP reports spiritualists say the Chinaman spirit Luan Fu declined to speak for a spirit recorder claiming he is too busy. British medium Horace Hambling channels spirits during seances delivering messages into a microphone away from the recording device.
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Lily Dale
N.Y
Sumer
Luan Fu
Horace
Hambling
Substitute Court Bill To The Senate
A Democratic substitute for the Roosevelt court bill moved in the senate with plans to allow three appointments to the supreme court within six months. Senator Robinson explained the measure aims for one appointment per year, enabling two new justices plus filling the current vacancy. The joint proposal was from Ashurst Logan and Hatch with support from the judiciary committee.
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Washington
Roosevelt Court
Senate
Robinson
Supreme Court
Ashurst
Ariz
Senate Judiciary Committee
Logan
D. Ky
Hatch
Judiciary Committee
Roosewell
Earhart Makes Long Pacific Flight To Howland Island
Amelia Earhart begins a 2570 mile hazardous flight from Lae to Howland Island with navigator Fred Noonan. The mission, aided by the Ontario tug and Sasca cutter, aims toward Oakland California as the final destination. the radio wordings were unclear but presumed正常.
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New Guinea
Howland Island
San Francisco
Amelia Earhart
South Pacific
Lae
Coast Guard
George Putnam
Putnam
America
Val Keap
Avia
United States Navy
Ontario
Sasca
Fred Noonan
Miss Earhart
Howland
Oakland
Calif
Omnibus budget items cut and held up in Missouri
Legislative report notes heavy vetoes and holdbacks totaling 3 163,000 in 990,000 and 115,000 from state agencies, plus 910,000 for sales tax administration. Other line items include toy tax refunds vetoed, university RO I C building held up, sales tax tokens, Fort Zumwalt purchase, Thespian hall, and state hospital equipment reduced. Specific cautions against Missouri Iowa boundary settlement and various relief payments are recorded.
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Attorney General’s Office
RO. I. C
Missouri University
Fort Zumwalt
State Cancer Hospital
Fulton
St. Joseph
Farmington
Missouri-Iowa
LL. P. Thompson
Carter Motor , Company
Local Communities Pay High for PWA Funds
The Public Works Administration reported that local communities partnering with PWA supplied on average 68.44 percent of funds spent on 9,246 non-federal projects totaling about 2.498 billion dollars. Missouri projects cost 51.6 million with a government share of 14.0 million as of May 31, 1937.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
PWA
Missouri
Kellogg’s All-Bran Helps Relieve Constipation
An ad touts Kellogg’s All-Bran as a remedy for constipation by adding bulk to the diet. It claims the cereal absorbs water to form a soft mass that cleanses the system while delivering vitamin B and iron. Dosage ranges from two tablespoons daily to three times daily in severe cases. Sold at all retailers and guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Battle Creak
Takes War Post in Malay Seasons Equal Temperature
A note in Malay claims all seasons share the same temperature and the sun rises and sets at the same hour year round. No further details or sources are provided.
Jewel thieves strip socialite of costly gems
A quartet of thieves raided a fashionable Manhattan residence early today and fled after stealing two platinum bracelets set with diamonds and two platinum rings from socialite Mrs. Josephine Ogden Forrestal, while her escort, broker Richard Big Hall, avoided loss. The incident occurred near Mrs. Nancy Evans Titterson’s apartment, with a bandit car later abandoned and a dented fender found nearby. An unrelated line notes parrots’ lifespans, mentioning some can reach 100 years.
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Newyork
Kman Place
Nancy Evans Titter
Josephine Ogden Forrestal
Manhattan
Richard Big Hall
Jfar
Mrs. Forrestal
Hall
Hal
Denies Avoiding Federal Taxes by Horse Owner
Chicago July 2 AP Mig Ethel V Mars wealthy fee woman denied today she operated her stable of race horses with intent to avoid federal taxes. "I am not a tax dodger never have been and do not intend to be," said owner of the Milky Way farm and stables.
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Chicago
Mig Ethel V. Mars
Washington
Treasury Department
Milky Way
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