May Adk Probe Into Scratches In Vote Contest
Attorneys for Republican candidate Harry L Buchanan pursue a possible re examination of scratched ballots in Cole county recounts for circuit judge after发现 pencil and indelible ink used on at least one ballot. County Clerk Tellman refused order, recount to resume in Cooper county next Monday amid cross party calls for further inquiry.
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Cole County
Harry L. Buchanan
Buchanan
Blair
St. Thomas
Tellman
Cooper County
Martha M Hader dies at her daughter's home
Mrs. Martha M Hader 85 died suddenly at the home of her daughter Mrs W T Roark 503 Marshall Street She was born March 3 1856 in Morgan County came to Jefferson City four years ago Her husband Jesse Hader preceded her in death 40 years ago Survived by daughters Mrs E M Scott and Mrs E C Kingery both of Jefferson City sons Floyd Hader Eldon and Floyd Hader Grand View Missouri Funeral services Wednesday at 10 30 AM at Olean Baptist Church burial in Flag Spring Cemetery near California Missouri
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Martha M. Hader
W. T. Roark
Marshall Street
Hader
Morgan County
Jefferson City
Jesse Hader
Roark
E. M. Scott
E. C. Kingery
Henry Walls
Floyd Hader
Grand View
Eldon
Olean Baptist Church
Flag Spring
California
Hospital Employees To Fall Under Axe
State hospital employes faced consolidation under a retrenchment program ordered by the eleemosynary board. New president Ira A. Jones said two jobs can be done by one person, with about six instances identified for merging. New cults in the number of.
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State Hospital
State Eleemosynary Board
Ira A. Jones
Jones
Showers and Warm Tonight for Jefferson City Area
Showers and warm weather continue tonight with a cloudy cooldown expected tomorrow. Highs near 76, Sunday 85 with a 0.16 inch rainfall. River stages show Kansas City at 7.9 fall, Waverly 0.иш. Boonville 7.8 rise 0.1. St. Thomas and Hermann with low readings and Lake of the Ozarks 1.1 feet below full reservoir.
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Jefferson City
Kansas City
Waverly
Boonville
Hermann
Lake of Ozarks
Peter Kaullen Sr. Dies After Stroke at 30
Peter Kaullen Sr a Jefferson City merchant died after a ten day illness from a stroke at his High and Chestnut street store He was born February 20 1861 near Loose Creek Osage County Reared on a farm He ran Kaullen Mercantile Store since 1887 later handing part to his son Jake He was director of First National Bank Building and Loan Assoc member of Immaculate Conception church Knights of Columbus and various social groups He is survived by his wife three daughters and a sister Peter Joseph of the Incarnate Word order Funeral at Immaculate Conception Church tomorrow with active and honorary pallbearers named.
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Peter Kaullen
Jefferson City
Kaullen
First National Bank
St. Peters Benevolent Society
Knights of Columbus
Immaculate Conception Church
Loose Creek
Osage County
Bertha Iven
Mary's
High and
Chestnut Streets
Jake
Leona
Kate
Peter Joseph
Order of the Incarnate Word
San Antonio
Tex
Immaculate Conception
Peter Muenks
Peter Iven
Harry Ferguson
Jos. Dulle
Leonard J. Noonan
Louis Jacques
Andrew Vetter
John Swilium
Anton Tellman
Henry LePage
Jos. Jansen
John F. Koester
P. c. Mayens
Robert Glover
Ed Raithel
Carney Stone
Herman Otto
Her Schulte
John Sommerer
Frank Rost
Robert Kerr
William Gondin
Jeff Markham
Louis Ost
Power to Take Property Urged for Roosevelt
Washington reports the War Department asked Congress to pass a bill authorizing the President to requisition property with fair compensation during a national emergency. Approved by Roosevelt, the Navy, the office of production management, and the Army, the measure mirrors wartime powers of the World War II era. The President would requisition any property adaptable for national defense and could sell or dispose of it under his terms. Compensation would be set as fair, with 75 percent paid if disputes arise, and the President could issue rules and collect necessary information to enforce the act.
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Washington
War Department
Congress
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Office of Production Management
Army
Old World War Industries Board
Bernard Baruch
U.S
Labor Day Celebration Planned Here This Year
Announcement here today outlines a Labor Day celebration with committees named to handle preliminary arrangements. Labor leaders say it will be one of the largest such events locally, with President Schatzer set to convene another planning meeting on June 4 to finalize details.
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Schatzer
Benevolent Society Marks 75th Anniversary in County
St. Peter's Benevolent Society celebrated its 75th anniversary at St. Peter's church with a parade from St Peter's school to Selinger Centre. Gov. Forrest C. Donnell attended, escorting Joseph Kleene Jr. to the speaker's table. The program featured high mass, a breakfast, and remarks from Judge Henry Westhues and society officers.
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St. Peter's Benevolent Society
St. Peter's Church
Forrest C. Donnell
Joseph Kleene, Jr
Kleene
St Peter's School
West High Street
Selinger Centre
St. Peter's High School
A. Vogelweid
St Peter's Church
John Yankina
Henry Westhues
John Koester
Gov. Donnell
Fred B. Kenkel
Memorial Day Weekend Fatalities Rise Across Nation
The nation counted 496 deaths from Memorial Day weekend incidents, including 326 automobile fatalities and 170 due to drownings, fires, falls, and other accidents. California led with 68 deaths, Michigan 49, and New York 31, while nine states reported no accidental deaths. Missouri ranked tenth in vehicle registrations at 926,715.
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California
Michigan
New York
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
Morgenthau Gives Tax Plan Amid Rising Federal Spending
Secretary Morgenthau announced the Treasury will seek 3.5 billion dollars in new tax requests while federal spending estimates for the next fiscal year climb from about 19.01 to 22.17 billion. He noted no new taxes beyond the 3.5 billion and said proposed measures include income, excess profits, gift and estate taxes with boosts on various commodities. the aim was to cover two thirds of expenditures, though growth may force reconsideration.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
House, Ways and Committee
Congress
George Pulliam Dies After Long Illness
George Eugene Pulliam, a retired machinist, died after a seven month illness at St Marys hospital. He was 73, born December 7 1868 in Ellington County Missouri, married to Mary Owen since August 7 1895, and survived by his wife and nine children. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9 AM at St Peter's church with burial in St Peter's cemetery.
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George Eugene Pulliam
St. Mary’s ‘Hospital
Pulliam
Ellington County
Missouri
Mary Owen
St. Peter’s Church
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Bandits Grab $9,000 From Bank Messenger
Two men held up a Manor Bakery Co bank messenger in Kansas City, escaping with $9,000 in cash and a $1,000 check. They forced the driver to drive to another town area, ejected the messenger and driver, then abandoned the truck. The money was en route to a bank.
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Kansas City
Manor Bakery Co
Manor Company
Too Late to Freeze Axis Funds in U S
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau said it was too late to prevent the escape of axis funds from the United States by a freezing order.
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U. S
Washington
Treasury
Morgen~thau
United States
Americans Italians Fight in Shanghai
A Shanghai dispatch reported by Rome radio says fighting broke out in Shanghai between Italian and American sailors. NBC heard the report but gave no further details.
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New York
Rome
Shanghai
NBC
Legislature Near End of Record Session Faces Budget Clash
The legislature nears its final month with the main task to balance state funds. The House boosted appropriations to about 100 million, far above revenue estimates, while Senate work aims to match expenditures to receipts and trim nine percent from inflated budgets. The fight over funds for Democratic officials and federal aid shapes the budget path.
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House
Senate
Lloyd C. Stark
Forrest Smith
Federal
Treasury
Senate Appropriations Committee
Parts of Missouri Receive 6000 Rains
Scattered Missouri sections were drenched over the weekend as showers persisted tonight and Tuesday. Brunswick recorded 0.7 inch of rain in the north central area and 1.52 inches fell at West Plains in the Ozarks, with other regions near half an inch or less. Cooler air will move into the north and west tonight, with little change elsewhere.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Brunswick
West Plains
Ozarks
Senator Casey Hurt in Kansas City Traffic Collision
State Senator M E Casey of Kansas City suffered severe bruises to his shoulder and left side in a motor car truck collision. He will be confined to his home for three or four days.
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Kansas City
M E. Casey
Columns of Smoke Bring Fire Department Response
Thick smoke pouring from Capital City Laundry drew the fire department to the business district yesterday. Wind carried smoke to Montgomery Ward roof triggering an alarm. Parents Mr and Mrs Louis Brauner Route 2 announce the birth of a daughter today at St Marys hospital.
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Capital City
Montgomery Ward
Louis Brauner
St. Mary’s Hospital
NAZI PANZERS LAND IN SYRIA ASSAULT ON CYPRUS EXPECTED
A San Diego Bay crash of a four engine bomber with five men spurred officials to report strong evidence of sabotage. In Washington three senators debated extending working hours during defense needs, with Norris urging possible plant takeovers, Taft endorsing wage-hour relaxation, and Lucas supporting presidential powers to keep weapons flowing, while Pffender B-Lay resisted broad 40 hour week changes.
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Syria
Cyprus
San Diego
Calif
San Diego Bay
Washington
Norris
Ind-Neb
Taft
Ohio
Lucas
D-Ill
Pffender B-Lay
Senate Labor Committee
Congress
San Francisco
19 Cole County Men to Camp
Police crackdown yields charges against speeders and reckless drivers. Three men face speeding on Highway 50. one failed to appear. Tampke must pay damages and has license suspended. Rainey charged with careless driving after leaving center stripe. Monthly wreck totals rise slightly. Cole County selects 19 men for the United States Army under the selective service act, with a June 15 induction for 35 more.
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Highway 50
Justice Wheatley
Doe
Walter Tampke
Elston
Carl Schrimpf
Tampke
Schrimpf
James Rice
Ernst Rainey
Jay
Cale County
United States Army
Fort Leavenworth
County Draft Board
Court House
Thomas Griffin
Dale White
Elmer Goldammer
John Buckley
Kenneth Roberson
Leslie Brown
Garry Colbert
John Leary
John Poepsel
Thomas Chewning
Linley Shikles
Paul Brunner
Carl Buckner
Bert Koester
Marvin Scott
Joseph Heinrichs
Maurice Dallmeyer
Willard McWew
Norvil Loesch
Cole County
Harney County
Burns, Ore
Fred Hunziker
Hunziker
Power and Control Dams to Be Built in U S
The Supreme Court ruled federal construction of a dam to generate power for sale and flood control constitutional. The Denison Dam spanning the Red River between Texas and Oklahoma faced challenges from Oklahoma Governor Leon C. Phillips who warned of 100000 acres inundation and highway damage. The Court also found a Kansas City produce market concession plan violated federal law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Douglas
Denison
Red River
Texas
Oklahoma
Leon C. Phillips
Counse
Justice Department
High Court
Kansas City
Kas
Reed
Moa
Kansas City, Kas
Union Pacific Railroad
Mussolini and Hitler In Brenner Pass Conflict Escalates
German motorized infantry reportedly landed at Latakia Syria as Britain evacuated women and children from Cyprus ahead of an Axis assault after Crete. Dispatches from Ankara say troops arrived May 29 with trucks armored cars and mobile guns, Latakia lies east of Cyprus.
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Latakia
Syria
Cyprus
Crete
Mediterranean
Sicily
Sardinia
Ankara
Turkey
Syrian
Breighters
Latawiak
Axis leaders meet after Crete victory at Brenner Pass
Reichsmarschall Goering boasted that conquerable Crete proves the Fuehrers words. Hitler and Mussolini discuss plans likely about U.S. defense and Mediterranean strategy as Keitel and Cavallero join talks. Axis talks focus on mid east links and perilous sea routes with Crete, Libya, Sicily, and Tunisia as focal points.
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Adolf Hitler
Benito Brussolini
Brenner Pass
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Wilhelm Keitel
Ugo Cavallero
London
Crete
France
Britain
Middle East
Libya
Sicily
Tunisia
Mussolini
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Morgan& Co
Eleemosynary Board
Merchant
Peter Kaullen Ia
Osage CO
NAVY
George Pulliam
Senator Casey
Ellender
Ft. Leavenworth
Hitler
Dakar
Azores
Mare Nostrum
AXIS
The
Associated Press
Berlin
Reichsmarshal
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Fuehrer
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