Britain Moves To Ease War Talk By Nazi And Fascists
London dispatch notes Britain joins Germany and Italy in protesting Spanish government violence against neutral shipping. The move aims to reassure Berlin and Rome, secure safe routes for neutral ships, and avert further European crisis. Germany shells Almeria in retaliation for the Deutschland bombing, causing casualties and damage.
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Britain
London
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Europe
Berlin
Rome
Mottak
Ofa
Ota
Palma
Anthony Bee
Almeria
Spain
Reich
Balearic
Valencia
Mediterranean
Unsettled Weather Tonight Through Wednesday With Showers
Mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with probable showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures peak near 98 and dip to about 69. River stage changes noted for Keokuk Kansas City Waverly Booneville Jefferson City and Hermon showing rises and falls. Watersheds and reservoir levels referenced with vague totals and locations.
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Ceeler
Keokuk
Kansas City
Waverly
Jefferson City
T. Thomas
Hermenn
Ozarks
Fall Reservoir
Wedding Gathering of 500 Romani Planned in Jefferson City
Police and highway patrolmen reported that over 500 Romani from across the United States were summoned by tribal edict to attend a June 10 wedding in Jefferson City. Chief Haley would officiate in a blood union ceremony with rituals including a minor hand blooding, followed by feasting as the clan disperses.
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United States
Jack Haley
Jefferson City
Stave Mill
Missouri
Haley
Post-Tribune
Delinquents on Income Taxes Stir Missouri Payroll Probe
In a Missouri payroll inquiry, Attorney General Roy McKittrick filed a third affidavit via Colé county prosecutor Carl F. Wymore. It confirms Thomas King has worked in St. Louis at 2110 Salisbury Street since 1933, with days off. Delinquent taxes rise as deadline prompts late payments and a 3 percent penalty begins tomorrow.
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Carl F. Wymore
Colé’ County
Roy McKittrick
Joseph H. Sivver
South Grand Avenue
St. Louis
Hyde Park Brewers Association, Inc
Thomas King
Allen Street
House of Representatives
Edward J. Hogan, Jr
Edward M. Brady
Wymore
Joseph A. Lennon
McKittrick
King
Salisbury Street
Ee Ase Srenemanve
Film Moves Youthful Thief to Remorse and Reformation
Otis Jack Young, 19, of Springfield Missouri, confessed a multi year crime spree after being moved by a film showing crime does not pay. He told Police Sergeant James Stewart details of thefts in Eldon, Kansas City, Otterville, East St. Louis, and Springfield dating back to 1934, including a $37 hold up, then returned to his hometown. His mother is listed as Mrs Dorothy Oaks.
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Kansas City
Otis Jack Young
Springfield
Blanchot
Missouri
James Stewart
Eldon
Les Stevens
Otterville
East St. Louis
Dorothy Oaks
Ees Bae
Parole Revoked After Whisky In Car Crash
Ed Fenewald, serving two years in Leavenworth for liquor charges, loses probation after a May crash near Wardsville. Federal Judge Merrill Otis revoked parole after testimony from Chief Harry Mackey and brothers Louis and Herbert Wekcamp about whiskey in the car. Fennewald denied having liquor. witnesses said a quantity was present but liquor was not found on him.
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Wardsville
Ed Fenewald
Leavenworth
Merrill E. Otis
Kansas City
Fennewald
Harry Mackey
Jefferson City
Louis
Herbert Wekcamp
Fénnewald
Fen‘newald’s
U. S
Harry Polson
Columbia
Federal
Platte County
Otis
Skids Greased for Knox by School Board
The school board meetings focus on Superintendent W I Knox as Democratic members pledge to vote against him, with possible Republican support. Scobee remains strongest candidate, tied to Paris Mo, with Knox’s removal expected and potential replacements like J C Deaton discussed.
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W. I Knox
James T. Blair
Irene Slate
Thorpe J. Gordon
Knox
Roger W. Smith
David W. Peters
R. W. Hedrick
W.C. Irwin
J. C. Deaton
R. T. Scobee
Paris
Mgr. Scobee
State Department of Education
Lon
Start Summer Season for Girl Scouts Here
The article describes the start of the Jeffer son City Girl Scouts and Brownies summer programs with day camps at the Girl Scouts cabin and State park. Activities include handicrafts games song dramatics and darts under Mrs J H Parsons and Mrs J D Jenkins for Brownies. Transportation by bus and no fees are noted along with a summer camp training course at Pin Oak camp led by Miss Elizabeth Bearer and assisted by Miss Julia Schmidt.
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Jefferson City
Girl Scouts
Statepark
Lhela
J. H. Parsons
J. D. Jenkins
State Park
Pin Oak Camp
Elizabeth Bearer
Julia Schmidt
R. E. Rickets
Hough Building
Kidnap Slayer Held For Davis Slaying Faces Court
Robert Kenyon, Howell county youth tied to the Willow Springs kidnap slaying of Dr. J C B Davis, has been moved from Kansas City to the West Plains jail. He is to stand trial in circuit court on June 15, with potential change of venue requested by his attorneys.
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West Plains
Robert Kenyon
Howell County
J. C. B. Davis
Willow Springs
Kansas City
New County
New Court House
Kenyon
Move for hotel strike settlement in Kansas City
In Kansas City on June 1, AP reports the first move toward settlement of the hotel strike. J B Bray of Hotel Phillips confirms talks with Ed S Miller, head of a joint board of two A F of S unions that began the strike Saturday. A second operator joined Bray in a conference, while pickets continued patrolling approaches to 11 strike affected hotels to curb deliveries.
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Kansas City
J. B. Bray
Phillips
Kansas City Hotel Association
Ed S. Miller
A. F. of S
Bray
Disbarment Proceedings Filed Against Springfield Lawyer
Springfield attorney Ray H. Daugherty faced disbarment action in the Springfield court of appeals on June 1 as an in‑absentia probe linked to the Missouri Bar Association case against H. A. Gardner. The advisory committee charged him with soliciting frivolous and unprofessional conduct. Daugherty remains at large.
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Springfield
Springfield Court of Appeals
Ray H. Daugherty
Missouri Bar Association
H. A. Gardner
Monell
The
State Bar Association
Daugherty
Hoover Sees Youth Solving U S Crime Problems
J Edgar Hoover told reporters at the Missouri hotel that youth will solve crime, framing crime as an economic and social issue. He praised pioneering youth as hope against today’s criminal “savages,” and vowed to pursue gangsters like Indiana’s Dillinger foe Al Brady with the FBI.
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Hoover
U.S
Plains States
United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Missouri
Falton
Westminster College
G-men
al Brady
Diana
Dillinger Dillinger
Clyde Tol
Schneider granted divorce and child custody in Missouri court
Ann Schneider was granted a divorce from Paul Schneider by Judge Nike G. Sevier in circuit court. Ann also received custody of their 10 year old son J. P. Schneider Jr., $20 monthly maintenance, and household furniture. The couple married January 14, 1925 in St. Louis and separated October 1926.
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Ann Schneider
Paul Schneider
Nike G. Sevier
Circuit Court
J. P. Schneider, Jr
St. Louis
Purteet Resigns as Bar Member and Prison Term Mentioned
Don Purteet, Jefferson City lawyer and former assistant attorney general, resigns from the bar while serving a two year federal prison term for embezzlement after pleading guilty in Kansas City. State bar committee recommends acceptance to the state supreme court. Roosevelt veto overridden on a war risk insurance extension for over 20,000 World War I veterans.
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Don Purteet
Jefferson City
Leavenworth
State Supreme Court
State Bar Committee
Boyle G. Clark
Columbia
Purteel
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Wood Confident Missouri Prison Bill Will Be Defeated
Representative R T Wood of Springfield Missouri said he is confident the House will change or defeat the Connery amendment to the relief bill aimed at prohibiting federal funds for Missouri prison rehabilitation. He noted Democratic Missouri lawmakers oppose Connery and a state use act may pass in this session or the next. The Missouri delegation members vowed to oppose the amendment.
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Wood
Missouri
Washington
R. T. Wood
Springfield
House
Connery
Missouri ‘State Federation of Labor
Conery
American Federation of Labor
Missouri House
Jefferson City Man Slain Found Buried in St Louis County
The bullet pierced body of Fred Alberthal of Jefferson City was unearthed from a shallow grave in a wooded St Louis County area. Identified by tavern owner Paul Reed and mechanic Claude George, Alberthal had been missing since April 9. Post mortem showed three bullets to the left head and skull fracture. Police sought fingerprints, noting a tattooed chest image and a prominent tooth as clues. He was about 5 feet 9 inches, 160 pounds, with brown hair, wearing a blue shirt and dark trousers. Deputy Doran recounted how a dog led to the grave and the body was dug up.
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ST. Louis
Fred Alberthal
Jefferson City
Paul Reed
Claude George
St. Louis County
Reed
Alberthal
George
John O'Connell
Colinty
Joseph L. Doran
August
Kein
August, Jr
Doran
Stepdaughter Questions Alberthal Identification in Grave Case
Mrs. Billie Cleveland, stepdaughter of Fred Alberthal, doubts the corpse found in a St. Louis County shallow grave is her stepfather. She notes he was taller and heavier, that a boxer tattoo may be recent, and cites Claude George’s identification as probable. Alberthal, once jailed for bootlegging, had moved to work at Hei singer’s garage and planned a Jefferson Street restaurant after leaving here in late February.
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Billie Cleveland
Fred Alberthal
St. Louis County
Claude George
Heisinger's Garage
Jefferson Street
St. Louis
Senate approves probe authorized by Roosevelt message
Washington June 1 AP reports the Senate, urged by a special message from President Roosevelt detailing widespread tax evasion, voted to authorize a congressional inquiry into tax avoidance and evasion.
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Senate
Washington
Roosevelt
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