Windsor Towed With Blessing Of His Church
In Monts France a Labor preacher will marry Duke of Windsor and Wallis Warfield after a civil service. Rev R Anderson Jardine will perform the religious ceremony, saying he would come down to marry them despite church opposition. Separate witnesses include Rogers and Major Metcalfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Jardine
Duke
Tours
Cande
Janine
Windsor
Edward Dudley Metcalfe
Rogers
Major Metcalfe
Mrs. Warfield
Church of England
Political chief Benshe year exposes ballot frauds in Kansas City
In a courtroom dramatic scene, prosecutors condemn wholesale ballot frauds as politicians, clergy, and business leaders are urged to denounce corrupt practices. The trial mix includes Strohm and others, with 21 sent to prisons or reformatories and nine jailed as the eighth trial concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Strohm
Arnold
Steel Strike Rages On Week Old With No Settlement
The steel strike enters its second week with no progress toward returning about 70,000 idle workers in seven states. Clashes injure fifteen in Little Falls New Jersey as authorities use tear gas and clubs. Pickets block access to Ambridge Pennsylvania plant. armed warnings cited by Republic and Ford plant tensions spread to Detroit and Pontiac rentals rise as CIO rent strike claims gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shill
Republic Corporation
A Little Falls
N. J
National Electric Products Corporation
Ambridge
Steel
Chicago
Republic
Warren
Richmond
Calif
Ford Motor Company
C. O. Automobile Union
Detroit
Ford
Dearborn
Pontiac
Mich
CIO
More Arrests In St. Joseph Forgery
Warrants issued for two more persons in the Morris Plan forgery case in St. Joseph Missouri with W F Walpole under indictment for selling forged notes. G Lorance Toel and Vera J. Davis named in warrants charging forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph, Mo
Maurice Hoffman
Morris Plan
W. FP. Walpole
G. Lorance Toel
St. Joseph Morris Plan
Vera J. Davis
Teller
Pickups Miss Ellen Remley Admitted For Operation
Pickups Miss Ellen Remley daughter of Mr and Mrs N W Remiley 115 Filmore street was admitted to St Mary's hospital this morning for an operation. Two motor cars were damaged bodily in a crash during yesterdays windstorm east of Jefferson City. They were driven by C E Hood of Farmington Mo and Harl Heidt of Jefferson City. The occupants escaped unhurt. John Z L Winningham 19 year old Dixon youth died last night at St Mary's hospital after a six weeks illness. Survivors include his powers Mr and Mrs Guy Winningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Remley
N. W. Remiley
Filmore Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Jefferson City
C. E. Hood
Farmington, Mo
Harl Heidt
John ZL. Winningham
Dixon Youth
Guy Winningham
Sti
A. L. McCawley
California
Return to Work at Wilsonville Mine Ends Strike
Coal miners returned to work at Superior Coal Company No 3 and No 4 mines in Wilsonville ending a May 20 strike that kept about 700 workers idle. Normal production resumed as D. D. Wilcox said roughly half went back to the shaft. company president Fred Pfahler arrived from Chicago for afternoon talks with Gillespie union officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie
Ill
Superior Coal Company
Wilsonville
D. D. Wilcox
Wilcox
Fred
Pfahler
Chicago
Girl With Hoe Killed by Lightning in Missouri Arkansas Border
Dorothy Lee Powell, 15, was chopping cotton in Lone Oak community near the Arkansas border when lightning struck the upraised hoe she held during a brief electrical storm. She died instantly. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. EB Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennett, Mo
Dorothy Lee Powell
Lone Oak
Arkansas
EB. L. Powell
Patrolman Cracks Down in Fort Worth Traffic Cases
Fort Worth patrolman earns a record for embarrassing arrests. He first nabbed George Fairtrace for failing to obey a traffic signal, then city manager and later issued a similar ticket to W L Coley judge of traffic court. A stray note reports snakes arriving frozen at the New York zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
George Fairtrace
W. L. Coley
Dust Bowl floods bring mud and renewed hope across plains
In Garden City Kansas flood rains wash highways and bridges as 219 inches fall in 20 hours. Farmers, though wheat crops ruined, plan swift reseeding while Arkansas River flood waters advance. Rail bridges washed out trailing diversions. Fort Worth & Denver line suffers $250,000 flood damage.
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Garden City
Kans
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Dust
Arkansas River
Colorado Rockies
Dresden
Dodge City
Elkhart
Goodland
Liberal
Scott
Tribune
Mount Dora
N. M
Pampa
Tex
Clovis
M. M
Amarillo
Boise City
Kdn- Sac
Colorado Points
Rita Blanca
Dalhact
Texline
Fort Worth
Denver
Texas-New Mexico
Roswell
Hondo River
Syracuse
Lamar
Colo
la Junta
Okla
Claytne
Rock Island
Dalhart
Amatilla
Logan
Fort Worth & Denver Railroad
Complaints Filed Against Ford Co by United Auto Workers
Homer Martin, president of the United Automobile Workers, announced charges of unfair labor practices against Ford Motor Co. More than 150 cases were cited at Detroit and Somerville regional offices. The UAW also said it would organize aircraft industries with the Committee for Industrial Organization at a joint press conference with CIO leader John J. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
National Labor Relations Beard
Ford Motor Company
Martin
Detroit
Somerville
Mass
U.A.W
Committee For Industrial Organization
John J.lewis
C.I.0
Chieftain
Lewis
Senate approves parole measure passes relief plan
The measure, advancing from page 1, authorizes $27,500,000 state funds and $17,325,000 federal funds for old age assistance, relief and child welfare activities after three failed attempts to cut the relief apportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Army worm spreads in southern Missouri crops
The USDA weather bureau reports the army worm has appeared in some southern Missouri localities. Wheat and barley lodge due to heavy growth, but wheat remains good to excellent. Oats, rye, and barley are generally very good. corn planting is mostly done with good germination. Field work progresses, alfalfa cut with good yields, pastures and bluegrass improving, gardens and fruits advancing, strawberries and cherries ripening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Radio Schedule Mix for St. Louis Area Dayparts
A list of radio program times and titles from morning through evening including musical features, news, health talks, and local notices. Entries cover shows like Musical Clock, Aunt Lou's Household Chat, Lake of the Ozarks Program, and Rhythm Rhapsody with inserts for sponsors and local business mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou
Lake of the Ozarks
Milo Walz
Schnitzelbankers
Capitol Brewery
Dulle’s Milling Company
Mother
Dad
Jan Garber
Harmony Hall
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Central
Mutual Insurance Association
Mid-State Motor Company
Escaping Convicts Killed by Guards Near Brazoria
Two fleeing Black convicts were killed during a prison break at Darring ton Farm in Brazoria County. Three were recaptured and a sixth escaped. The men stole pistols from the guard arsenal. Rifle and shotgun fire from line guards felled two attackers. no guards were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Tex
Darrington
Brazoria County
Texas
Extension agents get instructions for 1933 program talks
Missouri county extension agents received directives from Washington AAA officials to discuss 1933 agricultural program proposals with farmers. Questionnaires were distributed to county committees to collect suggestions, with local agents and committees to confer with farmers and tabulate results for report to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Missouri
Washington
AAA
J. J. Reed
P. V. Kepner
Federal Extension Service
R. H. Rogers
Federal Program Planning Division
J. W. Bureh
Missouri Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Burch
Kansas City Man Injured In Wreck
Opal Manning 19 of Kansas City in serious condition at St Josephs hospital after a collision in Boonville last night. She suffered scalp injuries and possible neck dislocation. Wilbur Wilkerson of Odessa head and face injuries and Beulah Looney of Odessa dislocated jaw.
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Boonville
Opal Manning
Kansas City
St. Joseph's Hospital
Wilbur Wilkerson
Odessa
Beulah Looney
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New York Zoo
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