Brunk Impeachment Trial Details Bank Reopening Efforts
Witnesses recount Brunk's push to reopen the Bank of Aurora with S L Cantley opposing and $150000 to $350000 demands as examination proceeds. Edlin testifies he lent Brunk $10,000 secured by Brunk and his wife, to cover notes, with bonds used as security and later questioned as a possible gift in Pierre Chateau dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Senate
Larry Brunk
Brunk
Col
T. H. Loy
Aurora
Aurora Chamber of Commerce
Missouri National Guard
J. Kenneth Boliin
Chicago
Bank of Aurora
Col. Loy
S. L. Cantley
Bronk
Loy
Finance Department
Bates
St. Louis
Cantley
Brink
Supreme Court
Weral
Badlin
Prosident States Securities Co
Missouri
Norwine
Jefferson City
Stratton Sharter
Edlin
Kansas City
Shartel
Ifice
Linxwiler Named Trustee in Jefferson Airways Bankruptcy
Col. Linxwiler, a leading aviation figure in Jefferson City, was appointed trustee in bankruptcy for Jefferson Airways. Donald Lamm of Sedalia announced the action in the Western district. Linxwiler indicated the airfield would not be abolished and a citizens group would manage it when appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Linzwiler
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Jefferson City
Jefferson Airways
Donald Lamm
Sedalia
Col. Linxwiler
Resolution on expunging duplications probe resolution withdrawn
After hours of debate in the House a motion to expunge records showing passage of a $7500 appropriation for a duplications study committee was withdrawn by Rep J J Joffee Democrat Kansas City. Several members claimed they lacked knowledge of the procedure and one urged a vote against the resolution. Rep Elmer Jones of Macon chaired the investigation committee.
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House
J. J. Joffee
Kansas City
O- Maxey
Bates County
Joffee
Elmer ©. Jones
Macon
Democrat
Missouri confers degrees at eighty ninth commencement
Dr Walter Williams president of the University of Missouri in Columbia conferred degrees on 16 men and women at the eighty ninth annual commencement exercises. Honorary Doctor of Laws went to Wilber A Cochel editor of the Kansas City Star Dr William Benjamin Smith former faculty member and Manley O Bodson Harvard Law professor and speaker. Weather was perfect for the procession around Francis quadrangle and to Brewer Field House where the ceremony was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Walter Williams
University of Missouri
Wilber A. Cochel
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
William Benjamin Smith
Manley O. Bndson
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Youth Escapes From State Reformatory in Boonville
The fifth escape of the year at the state reformatory in Boonville for boys was recorded yesterday. Frank Bennett, 15, from Winona Shannon county Mo, petty larceny, made his getaway and was at large late today. He is five feet eight inches, 128 pounds, wearing the reformatory uniform of overalls and a striped shirt. Hair is short. A $10 reward stands for his apprehension.
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State Reformatory
Boonville
Frank Bennett
Winona
Shannon County
Bennett
Reformatory
Illinois House fails to pass income tax bill
The Illinois House of Representatives rejected a State income tax bill by two votes. The roll call showed 75 for and 74 against. 77 votes were required for passage. The result preserves the status quo on state taxation.
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Illinois
Springfield
Dune Sg
House of Representatives
Three children die in barn fire near New Alexandria
Greensburg report says three children aged seven, five, and three died after playing in a hayloft with matches and a blaze engulfed the barn near New Alexandria. Firefighters found the youths inside the structure after the blaze began in the afternoon.
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Greensburg
New Alexandria
Wee Oman Law Brings 87 More In Police Court
In Jefferson City 57 more visitors and citizens faced police court as enforcement of the new parking law continued. A city attorney pressed fines with funds held in trust while a higher court challenge is prepared. Merchants and residents fear irreparable harm, while repeal efforts gain momentum with a test case planned.
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Freeman
Jefferson City
Bank Robbery at Highland Park Branch in Chattanooga
A bandit using a shotgun entered the Highland Park Branch of Hamilton National Bank in Chattanooga and handcuffed employees as they appeared. He forced the assistant manager to surrender $6,617.10 from the vault, leaving all but one Liberty Bond. The vault was described as completely footed with security measures.
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Chattanogga
Tenn
Highland Park
Hamilton National Bank
Funeral services for Mrs M M Sullivan set for Friday
The funeral of Mrs M M Sullivan will be held Friday at 2 30 pm from the Wymore Gordon parlors. After services, the body will be taken to Gallatin Missouri for further services at the Christian Church. Burial will follow at Gallatin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Sullivan
Wymore-Gor_don
Gallist
Christian Church
Gallatin
Medics Endorse $15 Million Bond for City Hospitals
The St. Louis Medical Society passed a formal endorsement of a proposed $15,000,000 bond issue to relieve overcrowded conditions in city electro-synary institutions. The move was announced in St. Louis on June 3 by UP.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Medical Society
Parker Heirlooms and Bequests Span Family Ties
The will of Rachel Ellen Parker filed in Probate Court details bequests to relatives and close friends Frances Min Spaugh Louisa Miller Stephens and others. She leaves a painting to Miss Louisa Miller Stephens a painting by her father to Mr and Mrs Stephens and a Steinway piano to sister Alice Parker. A $100 yward funds a Parker Memorial room at the Baptist Church to house Lester S Parker works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Ellen Parker
Miss Parker
Frances ‘Min Spaugh
Louisa
Miler Stephens
Alice Parker
Parker
the Baptist Church
Lester 5. Parker
Walking Around the World in Reverse Tour Reaches St Louis
Prentice Wingo, former Abliene restaurant keeper, completed a reverse walk around the world as he passed through St. Louis. Wearing rear vision quartered glasses, he strode on selling photographs at intervals during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Prennie
Peasner Funeral Tomorrow Afternoon
The funeral of George Peasner, who died yesterday, will be held tomorrow at 3 PM from the family home. Rev. Berle Kamp will officiate and burial will follow in Riverview Cemetery. Pallbearers are Oscar Muck, August Wiegel, Charles Weiss, B A Pitroff, Andrew Schyfierger, and Hugo Hollerarth.
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George Peasner
Berle Kamp
Riverview Cemetery
Oscar Muck
August Wiegel
Charles Weiss
B. A. Pitroff
Andrew Schyerdlfeger
Hugo Hollerarth
Pre School and Baby Clinic Held Across Cole County
The rural Cole County section hosts baby and pre school clinics this week led by Miss Hettie Joach. A clinic occurred at Wardsville this afternoon with dates for Brazila June 4 Osage City Lime 3 Russellville June 9 Lehman June 10 Eugene June 11 and Centertown June 12.
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Cole County
Hettie Joach
Wardsville
Brazila
Osage City
Russellville
Lehman
Eugene
Centertown
Legislature Approves Extra Bill for Assembly Expenses
The House of Representatives passed a bill appropriating an additional $65,000 for the 56th General Assembly, bringing total expenses of the past session to $635,000. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration.
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56Th General Assembly
House of Representatives
Senate
Boat Yard May Open At Osage Beach Project
Barbour Boat Company of St Louis and Valley Park is weighing a boat yard at Osage Beach as part of the Osage Beach Development Company's plans. If built, about 40 men would gain permanent employment. The project includes lake shore grading, a near completion dock, and a service station for motor boats. Owark Beach on Highway 54 in Camden County borders Bagnell Dam Lake, with many lot sales for club house sites and remaining shorefront plots limited.
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Barbour Boat’ Company
St. Louis
Valley Park
Osage Beach
Osage Beach Development Company
Osage
Owark Beach
High Way No. 54
Camden County
Bagnell Dam
Condition of Hauser Improved After Crash on Highway 654
Hauser, hospitalized at St Mary's in this city with injuries from a head on collision on Highway 654 between this city and Fulton, was reported improved. Mrs Hibdon, 35, of Kansas City, is at a Fulton hospital with a broken hand. Her sister Eva Frame, 22, and her parents, Mr and Mrs A J Green of Eldon, are recovering from bruises.
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Eldon
C O
Hauser
Wallendorf Will Filed In Probate Court Here
The will of Mrs Addie Wallendorf who died in Los Angeles California was filed in Probate Court today. She bequeaths special bequests and divides her estate equally among four children Christ Henry Jacob and Georgia Hullet Jr Kolkmeyer is named executor of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Wallendorf
Los Angeles
Calif
Chilren
Christ
Henry
Jacob
Georgia Hullet, Jr
Kolkmeyer
Mrs Lehman Hurt in Fall at Family Home Wis
Mrs Lehman wife of Lie Col County treasurer is recovering from painful injuries after a fall at the family home. Her condition is not considered serious at present.
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Wis
ER. Lehman
Cole County
Three Escape From Boone County Jail
Three young men Francis Branham Cleo Jacobs and Guy Noel escaped Boone County jail in Columbia Missouri last night by digging a hole in the wall. They were awaiting trial on bad check charges.
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Columbia, Mo
Francis Branham
Cleo Jacobs
Guy Noel
Boone County
Sommerer Named First Vice President of Bakers
John M. Sommerer owner manager of the Jefferson City Baking Company and Rotary Club president was named first vice president of the Missouri Bakers Association at the end of its twenty eighth annual convention. Loesch of St. Louis was elected president. Walter A. Jesse Kansas City, second vice president. Frank Staedter and Frank G. Staedler to treasurer and secretary respectively. Executive board members include Vagelman, Klein, Loesthe, Jesse, Markwardt, Staedler, Sommerer, Trout, Galloway. St Louis tabbed as the 1992 convention city. the Master Bakers of the state wrapped up a three day meeting here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Sommerer
Jefferson City Baking Company
Rotary Club
Missouri Bakers’ Association
Iil Loesch
St. Louis
GC. A. Galloway
Kansas City
Walter A. Jesse
Kansas
Pool Opening Attracts Large Crowd In Jefferson City
A large crowd of children and adults gathered at the Jefferson City pool for opening this afternoon at 2. The water is reported fine and new features like the pavilion and water slides are popular. The Jefferson City Municipal Band will give a free concert at 7:10 pm under Dan Markham with about 36 players. Admission remains 15 cents for children and 25 cents for adults before 4 pm, then 23 and 35 cents respectively. towels 10 cents, suits 25 cents to rent. Season tickets cost 6 dollars for the whole family.
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Jefferson City
Dan Markham
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Jefferson , City
Raymond Holieforth
Orville Loeffler
Jos. Taylor
W. A. Watkins
Paget Thornton
Richard Asel
Henry Clarenbach
Charles McCarty
Alvin Tanner
Oscar Graessle
Alvin Rockelman
A EB. Saak
W. E. Jackson
Henry Bremerkamp
D. W. Markham
Majority Clergy Men Would Not Sanction or Take Part in War
New York June 3 npj More than half of the clergymen surveyed by The World Tomorrow said they would not sanction war or fight. Of 19 272 ministers who answered, 54 percent were pacifists. Editor Kirby Page noted the June issue quoted General MacArthur and Albert Einstein praising the clergy’s stance and suggesting an international pacifist clergy organization be formed.
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New York
Npj
Kirby Page
Douglas MacArthur
Albert Einstein
Dixon resident dies at St. Mary's Hospital
Kenneth Anderson, 36, of Dixon, Missouri, died this morning at St. Mary's Hospital after a prolonged illness. He was brought to the hospital on Wednesday May 30 and grew worse until death. The Dawson-Tanker Undertakers will take the body to Dixon this afternoon. Funeral services and burial will be held there.
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Kenneth Anderson
Dixon
St. Mary's Hospital
Dawson-Tanker
Body of Kansas City Man Found Near Lamar
Charles Spencer of Kansas City was found dead in a ditch near his parked car on the outskirts of Lamar Missouri. Coroner Early Keeny said Spencer appeared to have taken his own life with a gun found nearby and no inquest would be held unless relatives requested one.
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Lamar
Charles Spencer
Kansas City
Early Keeny
Barton County
Spencer
Dubinsky Brothers and Publix Merge for New Jefferson City Theatre
Dubinsky Brothers and Paramount Publix merge theater interests in Missouri and Kansas, creating Publix Dubinsky Brothers Theaters. Jefferson City will gain a new theatre with site and building details to be announced after Barney Dubinsky’s return from Kansas City. Ed Dubinsky will be president and GM. Berney Irvin and William join management.
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Dubinsky
Ed Dubinsky
Publix- Dubinsky Brothers Theaters
Berney
Irvin
William
Dubinsky Brothers
Paramount-Publix
Kansas Citys
Springfield
Joplin
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Jefferson City
Fulton
Missouri
Dubinsky Bros
Bombing Planes To Pass Over Jefferson City Tomorrow
Twenty seven bombing planes heading to California will fly over Jefferson City at 9 30 tomorrow morning per Chamber of Commerce word. Storm delays in Ohio disrupted the schedule but a half dozen planes from another group passed over the capital today, then disappeared northwest. The large squadron is due to arrive tomorrow.
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California
Jefferson City
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Suit to turn over funds to Daugherty heirs
Oscar Williams, trustee, fled suit in circuit court to determine disposition of $361.33 due the estate of M. M. Daugherty after foreclosure under a deed of trust. The petition seeks distribution of realized funds among the Daugherty heirs. Also noted is a divorce filing by Mildred Christopher Medsalt against Evans Christopher with claims of desertion and squandered wealth.
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Oscar Williams
M. M. Daugherty
Willams
Daugherty
Circuit Court
Albert P. Grant
Elmer Ialser
Mildred Christopher
Salt
Evans Chrisstepher
Curtis Expected to Arrive Home in Topeka Thursday
In Topeka Kansas Vice-President Charles Curtis is due to arrive Thursday to inspect political conditions before deciding whether to seek nomination for vice president again or run for the Senate. Sister Mrs. Rome Colvin will greet him at the family home as he plans state travel and a single definite speech in Wabaunsee. Senator Henry J. Allen may also visit Topeka to address the Rotary Club and some believe he will withdraw if Curtis runs for the Senate again.
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Topeka
Kas
Charles Curtis
Topekka
Senate
Rome Colvin
Henry J. Allen
Rotary Chih
Wichita
Allen
Curtis
Special services at Jewish Tabernacle this week
Special preaching services are set for the Jewish Tabernacle at 318 Monroe Street each evening this week. Rev. J. Charles May of Independence Missouri, representing the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ, will speak. Tonight's subject is What Shall I Do With Jesus.
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Jewish Tabernacle
Monroe Street
J. Charles May
Independence
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ
Jesus
Weather favors crops despite cool corn growth
Columbia Missouri June 3 AP weather bureau report says temperatures were generally too cool for good corn growth but overall conditions are favorable for crops across Missouri. Wheat is in good condition with first signs of ripening. Oats are good and starting to head. Cotton needs more warmth. Pastures and fruits and vegetables are in good shape, though bluegrass suffers from last year's drought and early spring lack of rain.
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Columbia
Missouri
U.S. Weather Bureau
Gotton
Mutual Bill Fails Over veto in Missouri House
Sponsors failed to secure the required 100 votes to override Governor Caulfield's veto on an insurance measure. The vote ended 0 to 5 as Rep. H. O. Maxey moved reconsideration of the bill removing mutual benefit associations from state insurance department supervision.
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Caulfield
Misouri
H. O. Maxey
Bates County
Deans of Iowa College Die After Train Collision
On June 3, Dean Samuel W. Beyer of Iowa State College Industrial Science Division died after a car train crash near Elkader while en route to a funeral. Dean Anson Marston of the Engineering School was injured with minor injuries. Beyer was unconscious and died later.
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Iowa Falls
Samuel W. Beyer
Industrial Science Division
Iowa State College
Anson Marston
Elkader
BD. D. Murphy
State Board of Education
Marston
Beyer
Showers Probable Tonight Or Thursday Across Missouri and Illinois
Weather notes indicate showers or thunderstorms probable tonight or Thursday across Missouri and Illinois. Cooler conditions expected in western portions on Thursday with mixed rain timing in Illinois. Road reports show good to fair conditions. river stages and local travel notes included.
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Missouri
Illnois
West
Associated Press
Automoble Club of Missouri
Kansas City
Waverly
Beanville Bar
Warsaw
Hermann
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