Local News Briefs offer city updates and notices
St Louis reporters note visits at the executive mansion by Mr and Mrs Marvin Krause of St Louis and by Mr and Mrs Harry Keller of Pauls Valley Oklahoma. Other items cover a car accident, relief distributions, recovering public figures, and local notices in Jefferson City and nearby areas.
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Marvin Krause
St. Louis
Harry Keller
Pauls Valley
Oklahoma
Jefferson City
Albert Wallau
McCarty Street
Wallan J
Keller
Women Prefer C000 Men to Profession
Chicago reports a clash of views among club and professional women as Lenora Z Meder, a noted attorney, critiques career commitments. She suggests women should choose marriage over careers, contrasting active club work with returning to domestic roles. The piece also notes a line about Indian sacred bulls.
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Chicago
Lenora Z. Meder
Middle West
Confesses Killed Mother and Brother in Westwood Home
Louis Rude Payne, 21, confessed to police after an all night grilling that he killed his mother Carrie L. Payne 45 and brother Robert 14 in their Spanish style Westwood residence near UCLA. He said he killed them after a spark of anger, describing striking his mother first, then killing his brother with a hatchet. He surrendered at Huntington Beach station then returned with admission, later providing letters to his father Lucius I. Payne.
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St. Louis
Freddie Gebhardt
Baltimore Society
Lily Langtry
Miss Langtry
Edward VII of
England
Queen Victoria
Gebhardt
Jim Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Ban Johnson
John T. Brush
Australia
Maxwell
Los Angeles
Louis Rude Payne
Westwood
Carrie L. Payne
Robert
Payne
University of California At Los Angeles
Louis
Huntington Beach
Here
Lucius I. Payne
St. Louis Utilities Company
Dark Horse Favored To Lead Republican National Drive
In Chicago the Republican committee gathers to name a chairman for the 1936 national recovery drive. Ev erett Sanders resigns due to ill health and a dark horse is anticipated. Likely candidates include Walker J. Kowler James A. Watson Theodore Roosevelt Hanford MacNider Walter F. Brown Walter Edge and Henry P. Fletcher. Walter S. Hallahen denies candidacy.
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Chicago
Republican Committee
National Committee
Everett Sanders
Washington
Indiana
Walker J. Kowler
Wisconsin
James A. Watson
George Getz
Iowa
American Legion
Canada
Walter F. Brown
Ohio
Walter ©. Edge
New Jersey
Frant
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Italy
Walter S. Hallahen
West Virginia
Violent death probe at State Hospital No 2 in Me
J B Lane a 63 year old patient at State Hospital No 2 in St. Joseph Maine died after being found semi conscious on hospital grounds. Postmortem shows three skull fractures. Police and prosecutors consider two theories a car strike or death caused by a fellow patient. Lane from Kansas City was admitted in 1927.
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ST. Joseph
State Hospital No. 2
J. B. Lane
Kansas City
Lane
Asylum
Lee the Babe
Ry Lille Seas
Treasury offers long term bonds amid drought relief demand
Washington reports a shift to longer term securities with $800 million in new issues to refinance short term debt. Secretary Morgenthau signals possible expansion to $1.32 billion, with $200 million in 12 to 14 year 3 percent bonds and $300 million in 5 year 2 1/2 percent notes. The plan includes swap options and a potential increase of the bond issue to cover summer spending and drought relief needs.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
Mellon
Governor honors Missouri request to return murder suspect
Governor B. M. Miller today honored requisition papers from Missouri asking for the return of Owen Enis, wanted for first degree murder in Caruthersville. Enis is held in Jasper Jail, Alabama, awaiting Missouri authorities.
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Montgomery
Ala
B. M. Miller
Missouri
Owen Enis
Caruthersville
Enis
Jasper
Williams Urges Grads to Do Public Service
Alumni from Mattie California Ruth Corbin St. Joseph John Nieburg Warrenton arts and science John Flynn Webster Groves medicine Arthur Felt Leclede engineering Bryan Horner Kansas City named secretary Alumni Day set for tomorrow and commencement Wednesday Casper S. Yost editor St. Louis Globe Democrat to give main address
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Mattie
California
Ruth Corbin
St. Joseph
Business
John Nieburg
Warrenton
John Flynn
Webster Groves
Arthur Felt
Leclede
Bryan Horner
Kansas City
Casper S. Yost
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Notre Dame President Father ODonnell Dies After Illness
Father Charles L. O'Donnell, Notre Dame University president for nearly six years, died from a streptococcus infection. He had been incapacitated over a year, received last rites weeks ago, and was 49 years old. Born in Greenfield on May 13, 1884, he was ordained in 1910 and educated at Holy Cross College Harvard and Catholic universities.
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South Bend
Ind
Charles L. O'Donnell
Notre Dame University
Fr. O'Donnell
Notre Dame
Father O'Donnell
John McCormick
John F. O'Hara
C. S
O'Donnell
Hoosier
Greenfield
Holy Crece College
Washington
D. C
Harvard
Atholic
St Louis marksmen win at Jefferson City Skeet Club events
St Louis shooters led the way at the Jefferson City Skeet Club meet, taking four of five events. Art Killain topped 16 yard singles with a perfect 100, while R W Hedrick and H E Ferguson topped the two man team skeet. Twenty five marksmen competed across events.
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St. Louis
Jefferson City
Ginland
R.W. Hedrick
H. E. Ferguson
Art Killain
W. W. Bradburry
Art Hillain
Syd
R. W. Hedrick
H. E Ferguson
G. ©. Easly
Lakeside
Jefferson Cuy
J. R. Judy
Deficiency Bill Passes House Amid Gag Rule Chants
The House approved the Deficiency Bill authorizing a cash outlay of 1.178 billion and up to six billion in potential relief, aiming to address drought in 27 midwestern states amid Republican cries of gag rule. Chairman Buchanan cited excess budget estimates and listed unforeseen provisions including veterans benefits and public works.
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Washington
House
Senate
Buchanan D
Tex
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Roosevelt
Buchanan
Independent Officers
Taber
Reconstruction Corporation
PWA
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