Roosevelt Proposes Seven Regional Power Authorities
President Roosevelt urged Congress to create seven regional authorities to administer federal power projects and plan safeguards against floods droughts and dust storms. He framed it as a unified regional program and called for permanent National Resources Board coordination with state and local cooperation to prevent private monopoly and wasteful development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
TVA
Mississippi River Commission
Executive Branch
Thevernment
National Resources Board
Tennessee Valley
Columbia Valley
Missouri
Weather forecast notes cloudy Friday with little temperature change
An unsettled forecast shows mainly cloudy conditions with possible light showers in the west portion on Friday. Temperature is expected to hold around a high of 63 while the overall level at Lake of the Ozarks remains about 0.1 foot below full.
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Union Ee
Lake of the Ozarks
City Park athletic field plan gains multi group backing
A plan to build an athletic field in City Park, funded by WPA or similar aid, draws to softball and soccer groups, St Peter’s Association, civic leaders and schools. The aim is lighting bleachers and a fence with minimal city cost, enabling softball football soccer and baseball games and easing school field shortages. A meeting will map financing and cooperation among the city council school board and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWA
WPA
City Park
Brading
St. Peter’s
Wey
St. Peter’s Athletic Association
Bodies Identified as Paul Davis in Missouri Case
The body found in St Louis county is identified as Paul Davis, 25, of St. Louis, not Fred Alberthal of Jefferson City. Davis was reported missing ten days ago after beating and threats from a woman, with three bullet holes and a boxer tattoo on the chest. Nearby, authorities noted graves and election fraud remarks by Judge Reeves, while county and party leaders condemned fraudulent voting and pledged cooperation with law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola
St. Loui
Fred Alberthal
Jefferson City
Paul Davis
St. Louis
Joseph L. Doran, Jr
Alberthal
Emily
Billie Cleveland
Fendler
Paul Reed
Claude George
Davis
Thomas Davis
Doran
National Carloading Company
Albert “L. Reeves
James P. Aylward
Jackson County
Aylward
Missouri
Albert L. Reeves
Kansas City
Appointments to State Athletic Commission and Elections Board
Governor Stark announced the reappointment of Benjamin J. Harrison of Springfield to the state athletic commission. Harrison, a grocery and baking company president, is a World War I veteran and former secretary of the commission. Endorsements came from State Senator E A Barbour Jr and Herman Lark. Also announced were two new members for the St Louis County Board of Elections Commissioners Charles E Williams University City and Frederick S Henderson Webster Groves. Williams is a republic an shoe company head, Henderson is a Democrat attorney. Terms expire January 15 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin J. Harrison
Springfield
State Athletic Commission
Stark. Harrison
Springfield Grocery and Baking Company
E. A. Barbour
Board of Elections Commissioners
Charles E. Williams
University City
Frederick S. Henderson
Webster Groves
Williams
Peter C. Bopp
Henderson
J. C. A. Hiller
Farm Wife Dies of Wound in Rabbit Hunt
NEOSHO Mo June UP reports Mrs Bertha Dealsop aged 44 died from a accidental gunshot fired by her 34-year-old son as he climbed into the family car during a rabbit hunting trip. The tragedy occurred in Neosho, Missouri, details indicate a misfire during the outing.
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Neosho, Mo
Bertha Dealsop
Rebel General Mola Killed in Plane Crash
News from Bilbao date June 3 reports General Emilio Mola insurgent commander on the Bilbao front killed in an airplane crash off the Bay of Biscay. Two pilots and two staff officers also died. Mola, second to Franco, formerly Madrid police chief, led campaigns toward Madrid before command in Bilbao. German U boats rushed to Spanish waters as a preparedness move amid non intervention tensions. Reports from Berlin and Rome suggest Germany and Italy may rejoin the non intervention committee after the Deutschland incident.
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Bilbao
Spain
Salamanca
Victoria
Emilio Mola
Mola
Francisco Franco
Bay of Biscay
General Mola
Madrid
Alfonso
Germany
Harts
Hitler
International Non - Intervention ’ Committee
Almeria
London
Berlin
Rome
Italy
Non-Intervention Committee
Pharmacists Were Like School Boys in Exam Farce
A St Louis board inquiry into wholesale license exams resumed with 108 applicants. Professor Thomas D James of the St Louis College of Pharmacy described the test as a farce, citing whispering and paper looking despite board presence. He could not name the board members.
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ST. Louis
State Board of Pharmacy
Thomas D. James
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
Clerical payroll fraud leads to arrest warrant issued
Justice of the Peace John G. Leslie issued a warrant for Thomas King of St. Louis charging felonious fraud against the state for falsely claiming May 11 to May 31 clerical pay at 5 dollars a day totaling 80 dollars. The complaint cites affidavits from Joseph H. Stroer and Joseph A. Lennon and names Attorney General’s office and state highway patrol as investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
John G. Leslie
Thomas King
St. Louis
Attorney General's Department
E. P. Clark
State Highway Patrol
Carl F. Wymore
Joseph H. Stroer
Joseph A. Lennon
King
Stroer
Post—tribune
Jefferson City
House of Representatives
Edward J. Hogan, Jr
Edward M. Brady
House
Wymore
Post-Tribune
Covell
Pickets Continue Patrol at Hotels in Kansas City
Kansas City June 23 AP Pickets patrol downtown hotels after a long conference with managers of two large hotels failed to yield a settlement. En S Miller president of the union hotel employees strike committee said patrolling will continue until a closed shop policy is agreed. The Hotel Phillips was the only downtown hotel in full operation after signing a closed shop yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
En S. Miller
Union
Miller
Phillips
Roosevelt Seeks Extending Civil Service Merit System
President Roosevelt urged Congress to place all but policy forming positions under the merit system. He cited 70 bills this session seeking exemptions and said the merit system ensures open competition and efficient administration. The Civil Service Commission urged the president to oppose exemptions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Garner
Bankhead
Civil Service Commission
Harry B. Mitchell
Lucille Foster McMillin
Leonard D. White
Senate seeks Monday adjournment amid House fears
Missouri Senate aims to adjourn sine die at 6 p m next Monday as the House resists being “sold down the river” on key bills. Only three major measures remain finance, sales tax, and Casey social welfare. Adjournment would end the record 148th day session, with House resisting a senate push to finish quickly.
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Senate
House
Teibuna
Casey
Statehouse
69Th General Assembly
John G. Christy
Genteman
E. Ws. Keating
Kansas City
Lloyd C. Stark
Phil M. Donnelly
Lebanon
Governor's Mansion
Public Service Commission
J. S. Rollins
Columbia
Appropriations Committee
Senator Casey
Allen McReynolds
M. E., Casey
Carthage
George Rozier
Perryville
Delmar Daily
Marceline
George D. Clayton
Hannibal
Morris E. Osburn
Shelby County
W. E. Phillips
H. P. Saul
Jefferson City
Alt. Sherwood
Stoddard County
Harry McGee
Barton County
Clyde c. Cope
Linois Parkway
Donnelly
Insect Causes Car Crash In City Street
Dr RB c Richardson lost control of his Lafayette car when an insect flew into the open window. He was driving west on Dunklin street and struck Bill Tvitsch’s parked Chevrolet near the corner. Damage occurred to the Bell machine and the garage bill was agreed to be paid.
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RB c Richardson
Dunklin and
Clark Avenue
Richardson
Lafayette
Dunklin Street
Chevrolet
Bill Tvitsch
Bell
Dorby
Mayor Names Library Board Appointments
Mayor Jess N Owens announces the re appointments of W C Irwin Mrs C W Thomas and Edward Rodeman to the library board for three year terms. The appointments will go to the city council for confirmation at the monthly meeting Monday night. Irwin and Mrs Thomas are veteran members. Redemat joined two years ago to fill an unexpired term. The meeting will be routine with no officers elected this night. The council may discuss sidewalk ordinances and advertising litter in uptown cars from a recent carnival.
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Jess N. Owens
W. C. Irwin
C. W.thomuas
Edward Rodeman
Library Board
Irwin
Mrs.Thomas
Thomas
Redemat
Ray
Owens
House Concurrs In New Probation Bill
The House concurred in Senate amendments to a bill creating a state board of probations and paroles, passing 99 to 0 and sending the measure to Governor Lloyd C. Stark. The three member board would include the lieutenant governor and absorb powers of the penal and parole boards for the intermed iatory reformatory at Algoa, with parole officers possible in circuit judges courts. Goldie Acree, 40, was held on an assault charge in Richmond Mo after the shooting of coal miner William McBrien, 32, who was not bullet wounded and expected to recover.
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House
Senaté
State Board of Probations Land Paroles
Lloyd C.stark
Suggest L. Edwards
Mexico
State Board of Penal Commissioners
Parole Board
Intermediiate Reformatory
Algoa
Richmond
Goldie Acree
William McBrien
McBrien
Two killed in Hagen Nevada train wreck
Two people identified as Mr and Mrs Joseph Oliver Hyatt of Sacramento Calif were killed when fifteen cars derailed as an eastbound Southern Pacific freight train broke near Hazen Nev The victims apparently rode a tank car The AP report places the event on June 3 in Reno Nevada and notes the wreck involved the Hazen area along the line.
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Reno
Nev
Joseph Oliver Hyatt
Sacramento
Calif
Southern Pacific
Hazen
Windsor and Wallis Warfield Tie Royal Marriage
In Monts France, June 3 AP report details the Duke of Windsor and Wallis Warfield as husband and wife after a civil and religious ceremony. The duke proclaimed I will loudly while the bride answered in a hushed tone. Guests, a town ceremony, and French law followed the Anglican service in a peaceful setting.
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Joan Lloyd Corteau DE Cande
Monts
France
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfieldt
England
Empire
Church of England
Edward
Lailé Pea
Gayety
Charles Mercier
KR. Anderson Jardine
Ington
Mericant
Yal
Wallis
Mants
Chateau
Wallis Warfield
Duchess of Windsor
Town Hall
Dr. Mercier
Monts Town Crier
Jardine
Edward Dudley Metcalfe
Herman L.rogers
Marcel Dupre
Mr. Jardine
Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David
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Bady
Ins
St Louis
Graves
Reeves
GOP
Aman
Benjamin Harrison
Spanish
Ocer
McKittrick
Roy MecKittrick
Gennen
C. R. Hewitt
Franklin BE. Teagan
Harry G. Waltner
Drake Watson
Dorothy Schreer
General Assembly
Edwin G. Forest
Michael R. Kennedy
Miss Schroer
Mayor Renames Library
BOARD
W. GC. Irwin
C. W. Thomas
Ed. Rodeman
Hagen, Nev
Treasury
Windsor
Mrs. Warfiel
Duke
Gay
Bride
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