Monsignor Selinger to Be Honored at Jubilee Events
Civic and church groups plan a solemn high mass and reception at St Peter's Hall in Jefferson City honoring Monsignor Joseph Selinger’s golden jubilee in the priesthood. Attending officials include Mayor Jesse Owens and Governor Lloyd Stark. The program features the Jefferson City Little Symphony Orchestra, the St Peter's choir, and a dinner with toasts to church leaders and Selinger.
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St. Peter’s Hall
Monsignor
Joseph Selinger
St. Peter's Parish
Msgr. Selinger
Jesse N. Owens
Roy McKittrick
Thorpe J. Gordon
Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson City
Lloyd C. Stark
J. Wiegand
St. Peter's School
Uillourish
Sleir
Felici
Msgr
Sélinger
J. A. Vogelweid
M. W. Deck
E. A. Bruemaier
Joseph Lubely
Selinger
J. M. Pleus
Immaculate Conception
St. Peter's Hall
William Ebert
Taos
Holy Father
Pope Pius XI
William Fischer
Linn
John J. Glennon
John C. Melies
T. T
Christian H. Winkelmann
Josephinkelmann
Rich Fountain
George Haukap
Bonnefs Mill
E. A. Bruemmer
Ernst C. Moerschel
Emil Direkx
Ed Bulle
Joseph Dulle
Joseph Pope
Joseph Rephle
Leonard J. Noonan
Edward J. Rodeman
Men's Sodality
Ford Schleer
Harvey Hager
Young Men's Sodality
Anna Knoll-meyer
Young Ladies' Sodality
Elmer Meyer
Margaret Brooks
Council of Catholic
Study Tonight Saturday With Lower Temperature
Tonight and Saturday bring showers and possible focal thunderstorms. Cooler in northwest and extreme west portions tonight, with considerably cooler Saturday and Saturday night. Observed river levels and lake data indicate modest changes. details incomplete due to OCR.
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Waar AL Tite
Thomas Ara
Lake of the Grarks
Park Board to Consider City Park Athletic Field Plan
Park board members will meet sponsors Monday night to discuss carrying the athletic field project to completion. Boosters say at least one member backs the field, N. R. Beagle of Missouri Power and Light will prepare a cost estimate, and leaders invite softball, soccer, horse show groups, and high schools to attend.
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City Park
N. R. Beagle
Missouri Power and Light Company
Legal challenge to March search warrant in hog theft case
Fulton to hear motion to quash a warrant issued by Justice Wheatly and served by Officer Debo in Callaway county. Joe and Louis Blythe, jailed since March, argue the warrant and service were illegal while the state says Debo acted as deputy to Constable Hatting. Circuit Judge Dinwiddie will consider the motion in Fulton.
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Foster S. Wheatly
Horace Debo
Fulton
W. M. Dinwiddie
Joe
Louis Blythe
Callaway County
Justice Wheatly
Officer Debo
W. C. Irwin
Jefferson City
Debo
Jefferson Street
Crump
Bebo
Tom Hatting
John Williams 61 Dies After Stroke at St Marys
John Williams 61, longtime Missouri Power and Light employee and Owens Cleaners fireman, died at noon after a three week illness from a stroke. Born near California he moved to Jefferson City 27 years ago. Survived by sister Mrs George Fairchild and brother J W Williams. Never married.
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John Williams
Missouri Power and Light Company
St. Mary's Hospital
Owens Cleaners
Light Company
California
Jefferson City
George Fairchild
Pine Street
J. W. Williams
St. Louis
Springfield Man Dies Of Injuries In Crash
Springfield Missouri June 4 AP Jesse C. Smith Cassville area operator died in a hospital from injuries after his car overturned on loose gravel twenty miles north of Cassville Survivors include his widow Josie Smith and half sister Belle Hughes funeral services planned in Paris Sunday
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Springfield
Jesse C. Smith
Cassville
Josie Smith
Belle Hughes
Paris
Smith
Ales Tax And 606 Bill Sent To Gov Stark
The 2 percent sales tax bill moves to Governor Lloyd C. Stark to fund social security and state services. A county option dog bill, to reimburse livestock losses from canines, also heads to the governor after House passage. Senate approval followed conference committee reports. A ban on reporters talking to seated House members was announced by Speaker John G Christy amid tensions in the chamber.
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Post-Tribune
Lloyd C. Stark
House
59Th General Assembly
Senate
Ed R. Caldwell
Ralls County
Conference
John G.christy
Edward J.hogan
St. Louis
Cleris
Thomas King
Johnn G. Leslie
King
Christy
Hogan
H. P. Laut
Cole County
Game and Fish Department
Wildlife Conservation Commission
State Park Beach
James S. Rollins
Appropriations Committee
New York Board
Green Would Change Government Plans
Washington June 4 AP William Green AFL president endorsed the administrations wage and hour bill but urged amendments to ensure collective bargaining remains. He proposed a 4 hour basic week with an agency to push toward a 30 hour week and a 40 cent hourly minimum. He warned against general government wage control for private industry. In South Dakota Now De Grey June 4 AP four St Louis Fort Benton motor cruisers passed here at 10 am en route to Pierye 24 miles west.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Congressional Labor Committee
Green
Federation of Labor
Fae i
South Dakota
DE Grey
S. D
St. Louis-Fort Benton
Pierye
School Board poised to discuss new bond for schools
The board plans a June 7 meeting to consider a new bond issue to rehabilitate the public school system. Support from James T. Blair Jr. and D W Peters signals possible approval, while others fear failure. Overcrowding at the Junior high spurs calls for new quarters, with an estimated $600,000 needed.
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Blair
Peters
James T. Blair, Jr
D. W. Peters
Stark Makes Appointments In Governor Stark Moves
Governor Lloyd C Stark announced six appointments including Mary Edna Cruzen to lead the labor and industrial inspection commission. Cruzen, a former recess appointee, is endorsed by organized labor and is the state’s only woman in a top appointment. Also named were Dr William J Thompkins, Joseph L McLemore, C C Hubbard to Lincoln University board. W A Cable and J C Houck reappointed to Northwest Missouri State Teachers College board. Stark denounced an anti narcotics amendment weakening the bill and signaled no immediate Kansas City election board plan.
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Lloyd C. Stark
Mary Edna Cruzen
State, Labor and Industrial Inspection Commission
Cruzen
Guy B. Park
Stark
Organized Labor
Gallatin
William J. Thompkins
Kansas City
Lincoln T University
Joseph L. McLemore
St. Louis
C. C. Hubbard
Lincoln
Sedalia
W. A. Cable
Hannibal
J. C. Houck
Shelbina
Northwest Missouri State Teachers College
Kirksville
Hold Driver After Waege Involved Motor Mishaps
A sequence of road incidents last night in and near the city led to the arrest of H. H. Jackson of 11d East High Street on drunken driving charges. Mrs. Bob Laughlin was treated at St Marys Hospital for injuries after falling from a car, while Arnold Wagner, a state inmate, had a car damaged when Bland Braydon rear end collided with Wagner’s Oldsmobile on East High Street. Braydon accepted responsibility.
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HH. Jackson
East High Street
Cole County
Ifive
State Highway Patrol
Highway 50
Jackson
St. Mary's Hospital
Bob Laughlin
Broadway
Bland Braydon
Wagner
Braydon
Snow Storm Hits Denver in Early Spring
A heavy snow storm swept into Denver turning the city into mid winter as temperatures fell below freezing. Snow blanketed highways hindering air travel and complicating mountain team travel, with similar snow conditions reported across Colorado Wyoming and surrounding areas.
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Denver
Colorado
Cola
Tune 4
Caistado
Wyoming
Dizzy Dean Reinstated After Refusing to Sign
In New York on June 4, President Ford Frick of the National League ordered Dizzy Dean reinstated within 24 hours after a stormy two part meeting. Dean refused to sign any document and the reinstatement followed a Q A session with Frick. Dean, manager Frankie Frisch and secretary Clarence Lloyd attended.
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New York
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Ford Frick
National League
Dean
Frick
George Barr
Nespaper
Dizay
Democratic Poll Workers Are Sentenced in Kansas Case
Four more Democratic poll workers were sentenced to prison and another placed on probation for conspiring to steal votes in Kansas City's election theft probe. The eight trial's sentences total 35 defendants. nine more trials pending. government study of ghost voters highlighted. Judge Reeves condemned ballot stuffing and imposed fines later set aside.
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Kansas
Frank Callahan
Leavenworth
James Callahan
Mike Cummings
Wemowrslic
James Carter
Frank Gumminger
EL Reno
Oklahoma Reformatory
May Bartlett
Geneva Vidlbig
Muatde Hancher
Warmen
Reeves
Cummings
Callahan
Carter
Gumminger
Monett Lawyer Defends Self in Disbarment Case
H A Gardner of Monett began defense testimony in a Springfield appeals court disbarment action filed by the state bar committee. Gardner called Monett neighbors as witnesses to attest to his character. He hopes to finish by Saturday afternoon.
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Springfield
H. A. Gardner
Monett
Springfield Court of Appeals
State Bar Committee
Gardner
Windsor’s Honeymoon Farewell Saints Fascists Cheer Duke
The Duke of Windsor waved goodbye to Venice amid cheering crowds as he left by train with his duchess for Austria. Fascists in Venice hailed the gesture, interpreting the raised arm salute as a fascist signal.
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Venice
Laly
Duke of Windsor
Tedlay
Austria
Death of W. Loesch at 90 in Jefferson City
Charles W. Loesch a longtime Jefferson City resident died at his home 430 Madison street at 1 am at age 90 He was born near Zion June 6 1847 and lived in Cole County most of his life He worked in hauling contracting and retired He survived by two children Cecelia Stake and Christ W Loesch two brothers C C Loesch Emil and two sisters Agnes Heisinger and Mrs William Franz The Lutheran church member was prominent in local affairs and the Loesch family is noted as influential in Cole County.
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Charles W. Loesch
Madison Street
Mer. Loesch
Zion
Cole] County
Jefferson City
Gutheran Church
Charles 2
Bpeltyaffairsman
Loesch
Mater
Cuba
Florida
New Ore
Cole County
Old Mexico
Mexico
Pettyman
Frank W. Dallmeyer
Louise Dallmeyer
Alberthal Alive Amid Slaying Rumors and Charges
Authorities undecided whether to file bad check charges against Fred Alberthal as St. Louis police determined whether a murdered man was dead or alive. Alberthal, once identified as the assassin’s target, was alive and unfazed by sensational coverage, while officials weighed charges and the file hung on a state vehicle office signature. St. Louis police identified the slain man as Paul Davis, 25, amid the confusion.
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Fred Atherthal
St. Louis
Post-Tribune
Alberthal
Fred Alberthal
Larry Hansen
Highway Patrol
Hansen
Wymore IL
Mansen
Carl FL Wymore
Revea Loe
Ming
State Vehicle Commissioner's Office
Albert Has
Assasssin
Cole County
JE Aberthal
Paul Davis
Missouri Chiropractors Convene at Missouri Hotel
The twenty third annual convention of the Missouri State Chiropractors Association will be held tomorrow at the Missouri hotel with Dr C L O Bryan of Columbia presiding and delivering his annual address. Several noted chiropractors are scheduled to speak, and the banquet will be at the hotel tomorrow night attended by members and their wives. about seventy five chiropractors are expected.
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Missouri State Chiropractors Association
Missouri
C.L. O'Bryan
Columbia
Cooler Weather Expected Across Missouri Tomorrow
Unsettled conditions persist as showers and thunderstorms are likely statewide. Yesterday's rain fell mainly in central and southern Missouri with Boonville Hermann Jefferson City and Springfield reporting around a tenth of an inch. Temperatures ranged from 67 in Jefferson City to 87 in Arcadia and Poplar Bluff with lows from 55 to 70.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Weather Bureau
Boonville
Hermann
Jefferson City
Springfield
Arcadia
Poplar Blufé
Ambassador Hotel Strike Ends In Kansas City
Eighty hotel employees returned to work as the Ambassador hotel management signed a closed shop contract for the two A F L unions that called a citywide strike affecting 11 hotels last Saturday. Hotel association attorneys planned further conferences with the unions after a meeting.
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Kansas City
Ambassador Hotel
A. F. of L
Kansas City Hotel Association
Earhart Flies Over Brazil Nonstop From Paramaribo
Miami dispatch reports Amelia Earhart flew over Fortaleza Brazil at 2 26 am eastern standard time today on a nonstop hop from Paramaribo Dutch Guiana. The flight marks another leg in her round the world attempt as Pan American Airways confirms the overflight.
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Miami
Fla
Pan American Airways
Amelia Earhart
Fortalexa
Brazil
Paramaribo
Dutch Guiana
Death Casts Gloom Over Quadruplets Birthday
In Hollis Oklahoma death of Woodrow Burgett from a car crash near Marlow while en route to a 1933 class reunion cast gloom over the 22nd birthday party of the Keys quadruplets. Burger a high school classmate was traveling to attend the reunion the quads presided at.
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Hollis
Okla
Woodrow Burgett
Oklahoma City
Marlow
Burger
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Helo
Dinwiddie
Missouri Power and Light Co
Jesse Smith
Park Board
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Lincoln U. Curators
Thompkins
McLemore
State Board of Health
Kan
Waege
H. H. Jackson
Mrs. Laughlin
Jaior
Windsor
Chad, W. Loesch
County
Albert Hal Cage
Chiropractors
Earhart
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