KWOS Kellogg Steamline Trip To St Louis Opera Ballgame
A Sunday excursion from Jefferson City to St Louis offers a baseball game between the St Louis Cardinals and the New York Giants plus a Muny Opera performance at Forest Park. Round trip rail fare is 2.75 with ball game tickets at 1.38 reserved or 1.12 general admission. Opera seats range from 1 to 5 dollars, with best seats premium. Tickets available at News and Tribune office.
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Lincoln Exercises Set At Lincoln University Schedule
William Stuart Nelson of Dillard University will address the Lincoln University graduates at commencement. The baccalaureate sermon is set for June 5 by Rev. C Lopez McAllister. Alumni day speaker is J Morton Finney, class of 1920, on June 4. Burt A Mayberry will address University High School graduates on June 3. The schedule includes Class Day June 2, Commencement June 6, with Alumni Day June 4 and Baccalaureate June 5.
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William Stuart Nelson
Dillard University
New Orleans
Lincoln University
C. Lopez McAllister
Hannibal
J. Morton Finhey
Iole
Burt A. Mayberry
Missouri State
Warmer Temperatures Tonight and Friday
Fair tonight and Friday with moderate temperatures. Highs near 77 and lows around 2. River stage readings show Keokuk at 12.8 rising 0.9, Kansas City 10.9 rising 0.3, Waverly 10.7 rising 1.2, Boonville 10.0 rising 0.6, with declines noted at Cem-wees-Y and related sites.
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Keokuk
Kansas City
Waverly
Boonville
Ozarks
Keit Reservoir
Missouri Rail Abandonments Threaten Local Tax Revenues
The truck competition drives rail abandonments across Missouri as counties face reduced tax sources. The ICC and Missouri officials consider abandoning 361 more miles, atop 622 miles since 1928, threatening county revenues even as new construction adds little. The QC and KC line reports ongoing losses since 1921 amid track competition.
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Missouri
F. L. Ford
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Gop women in city Saturday honor state figures
The Missouri Federation of Republican Women's Clubs holds its state convention in the city with 200 plus delegates expected. Speakers include National Committeewoman Mrs Margaret Wyeth Judge William Frank and Miss Clara Smith. The luncheon and program occur at the Christian Church with a 12 30 pm start.
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Federation of Republican Women's Clubs of Missouri
Margaret Wyeth
Missouri
William
Heber Nations
A. C. Weigel
Ed Duensing
Wyeth
Capital City
Republican Women’s Club
Four More Primary Canditates File for Various Positions
Four more candidates entered the primary race as filing closed. John M. Goodwin and Alfred L. Grattendick of St. Louis Republicans sought the eighth circuit court judge seat. Thomas A. Grace of Excelsior Springs pursued the Democratic nomination for Congress in the third district. A Humes contested the Democratic state senatorial nomination in the sixteenth district and resided in Brownington.
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John M. Goodwin
Alfred L. Grattendick
St. Louis
Eighth Circuit
Thomas A.grace
Excelsior Springs
Congress
Humes
Brownington
Lonnie Childs Shot in Versailles Fight
Lonnie Childs, described as a focal negro, was taken to a hospital from Versailles with chest and arm wounds. He named his assailant and said the shooting involved no girl. Police said he was brought by Jack King and Floyd Johnson and is not in dangerous condition. Springfield boy Don Francis, 16, a waiter, was found dead in Finley Creek near Ozark after a disappearance during a midday outing with two friends.
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Versailles
Childs
Jack King
Floyd Johnson
Springfield
Don Francis
Finley Creek
Ozark
State to test right to regulate game fish seasons
Missouri's bipartisan conservation commission faces a court test over power to regulate open and closed seasons for game fish. Buffalo anglers Floyd Hoover and Byron Marsh were arrested May 28 for bass catches as the commission had opened the season to allow Memorial Day weekend fishing, prompting defense by Lon S. Haymes for Marsh and Hoover.
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Missouri
Conservation Commission
Dallas County
Buffalo
Floyd Hoover
Byron Marsh
Theodore Scott
Anyole
Lon S. Haymes
Greene County
Marsh
Hoover
Haymes
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Irwin T. Bode
Washington, D. C
Fined 18 large oil firms for fixing profits in Midwest
Madison Wisconsin June 2 CAB Federal Judge Patrick T Stone fined 13 major oil companies and 11 officials 360000 and 25000 costs after pleads of nolo contendere on illegal profit margin fixing for independent wholesale jobbers in the Midwest. Eight more firms and an equal number of officials face trial September 26.
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Madison
Wis
CAB
Patrick T. Stone
Midwest
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
Inc
Charles E. Arnott
Wadhams Oil Co
A. G. Maguire
Milwaukee
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Amos Ball
Chicago
Cities Service Co
Empire Oi, and Refining Co
Barry D. Frucauft
Tulsa
Okla
Cities Service O31 Co
Shell Petroleum Corp
Alexander Fraser
St. Louis
Sinclair Refining Co
J. W Carnes
New York City
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp
Robert W. McDowell
Pres Dent
Philips Petroleum Co
Frank Phillips
Bartlesville
Ola
Ohio Oil Cop
Skelly Oil Co
W. G. Skelly
Gulf Refining Co
William V. Hartmann
Pittsburgh
the Texas Co
W. S. S Rodgers
New York
H.W. Dodge
S. B. Wright
Territorial Make
Ager
Tidewater Associated Oil Co
Edward L. Shea
J. 3
Stone
Bennett into GOP race for Congress
Phil A Bennett, former Missouri lieutenant governor, announces candidacy for the Republican nomination to represent Missouri's sixth district. He will face Ben Gist, a Springfield barber and former state representative, for the nomination. Six men were killed and others burned in a Volpe Coal mine explosion in Scranton, Pennsylvania, with two missing.
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Springfield
Phil AL Bennett
Missouri
Ben Gist
Scranton
Butler
Volpe Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Proving Drunk Driving Prompts Calls for Blood Tests
Wymore plans to prosecute more reckless driving cases as police cite difficulty proving intoxication without a blood test. Prosecutor aims to push for a blood test law next legislative session to aid officials in enforcing drunk driving penalties. A jail releasee, W. L. Grooms, received a thirty day sentence after a peace disturbance arrest near the wheel.
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Carl F. Wymore
Wymore
Dean
W. L. Grooms
Aged Elston Resident Cynthia Wade Dies at 73
Cynthia Wade 73 of Elston died at home after a long illness from heart disease. Born and raised in Elston she was known in the community, maiden name Steely. She belonged to Cumberland Presbyterian Church from Birl hood. husband Ermmett Wade preceded her eight years ago. A son Opus Wade died in action in the Argonne. surviving daughter Lena and son Vernon live at home, with brother Ely Steely.
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Cynthia Wade
Elston
Wade
Steely
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Birlhood
Ermmett Wade
Opus Wade
Argonne Forest
Lena
Vernon
Ely Steely
Water ends river voyage as trio abandons canoe trip
In Glasgow Missouri on June 2 AP reports heavy rains halted the Ti Pi Tin journey from Kansas City to Memphis after 150 miles. Co captains Jack Gregson a 24 year old Dental College student and D S Harris 23 from Drummond Oklahoma plus Billy Harris 12 abandoned the voyage selling their craft for 10 dollars and traveling home by bus. The trio started five days earlier. In Norwalk Connecticut Lily Pons the French opera star married Andre Kostelanetz orchestra leader at her Silvermine home. Pons age listed as 25 Kostelanetz said he is 365
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Kansas City
Memphis
Jack Gregson
D. S. Harris
Drummond, Okio
Harris
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Gregson
Dental College
Lily Pons
Norwalk
Conn
Andre Kostelanetz
Silvermine
Miss Pons
Kostelanetz
Hoover Takes Charge of Search for Kidnaped Boy
Princeton Florida June 2 AP Hoover head of the FBI assumed command of the James Bailey Cash Jr kidnaping case directing a large search in heavy rain. He arrived from Washington to the FBI office where agents questioned suspects for a day. A vast force in khaki veterans rifles and trucks swung into action at dawn covering eighty square miles for clues. The Cash family remained secluded as authorities offered double the ransom reward for the first 100 ten thousand bills found.
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Fla
T. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
James Bailey Cash
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Hoover
FBI
Miami
Tricycles to be used by the Army in rough terrain
Army officials plan to supplement cavalry with rugged motor driven tricycles. Tests show they can carry three soldiers with weapons up slopes up to forty percent and negotiate rough country nearly as well as horses. Mechanical breakdowns require improvements before adoption.
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Army
Vandenberg Charges Examined Over WPA Dismissal Case
State Administrator Murray announced findings from an inquiry into Missouri WPA worker John A. Maupin’s firing. He concluded the discharge stemmed from an employee’s attitude toward the administration, not national WPA policy, noting Maupin and foreman Helmuth were Republicans and that a reassignment offer was made to Maupin.
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Murray
Arthur Vandenbure
Missouri
WPA
Michigan
Th Senate
John A. Maupin
Creighton
Harry N. Mankins
Convict Escapes From Prison Farm In Early Morning Break
John Johnson age 25 was serving a two year term in the state penitentiary from St Louis when he escaped from the Church prison farm eight miles northwest of here early today. He was recaptured on December 23, 1997. A boy named Handley injured in a two vehicle collision at Miller and Jefferson streets. No serious injuries reported.
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State Penitentiary
St. Louis
Church
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Murt Delmad Handley
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Jefferson Streets
St Peters School Commencement Exercises Tonight
Father Lawrence of St Louis will deliver sermons at St Peters Church for the school’s commencement. Thirty nine graduates, the largest in the school, will receive honors. The program includes Graduation March at 7 20 p m and various religious services and processions.
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Father Lawrence Test
St. Louis
St. Peter's
St. Peters School
St. Peters Church
Governor Lloyd Stark's Mother Injured in Fall
Mrs. Clarence Stark, 1 year old mother of Gov. Lloyd C. Stark, suffered fractures of the left hip and left arm in a fall at her Louisiana Mo home. She tripped over a rug in the bathroom and was taken to the city hospital as Gov. Stark left for Louisiana to be with his mother.
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Llewellyn Sabang
Jewish Hospital
Lloyd Stark
Gove
Linn
St. Louis University School of Medicine
State Board of Health
Jefferson City
C. M. Stark
Louisiana
Lloyd C. Stark
Clarence Stark
J. B. Ansell
Iity Hospital
Roaring River Park Rehabilitated After Storm Damage
Roaring River State Park south of Cassville suffered cloudburst flood damage to a dam bridges and trout hatchery but will remain open as CCC workers rebuild bridges. Dam repair undecided while many brood stock trout are returned to the hatchery and surplus young fish moved to Roaring River. Plans for a higher ground hatchery near Roaring River Spring proceed with cooperation from Conservation Commission and other agencies.
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Cassville
State Park Board
CCC
Roaring River
State Park
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Conservation Commission
National Parks Service
Civilian Conservation Corps
WPA
Roaring River Spring
Spring Branch
Roosevelt asks curb on power project grants
AP report on June YW states Majority Leader Barkley told the Senate President Roosevelt opposes using federal funds to build public utility plants that would compete with private systems. Private utilities may sell holdings at a fair price. Barkley described a conflict over a proposed restriction within the three billion dollar relief measure.
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Barkley
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PWA
Senate Appropriations Committee
Barkley Serted
Bankhead
Tlouse
Rayburn
Whnese
State Job Service Exams Slated in Jefferson City
Examinations for Missouri state employment service hopefuls begin Friday in the House of Representatives chamber under Leonard Fischer. Tests run 7:30 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Seventeen compete for field and fiscal supervisor posts. Saturday sees 89 taking exams, plus 11 for district manager and 78 for interviewer positions.
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Jefferson City
House Or Representatives Chamber
Leonard Fischer
Lutheran Icool
Highway workers pressed to fund gas tax campaign
Reported today that state highway department employees should contribute 1 to 3 percent of monthly pay to back a campaign raising the gas tax from 2 to 3 cents per gallon. The funds, about $18,000, would support the Citizens Road Association drive for a 10 year building program. Workers are aiding petition circulation requiring 8 percent of voters in each district, with signatures due next month.
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Citizens Road Association
Ateast
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