Morgan's Part in the Mo Pac Ties Revealed in Senate Hearing
In Washington on June 5 AP reports Ferdinand Pecora told the senate committee that J P Morgan and Co played a role in railroad consolidations through O F P Van Swearingen. The session examined Van Swearingen testimony about Nickle Plate and Missouri Pacific deals and a stock move by Thomas I Lamont related to income tax returns.
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William Ewing
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J. B. Morgan
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Missouri Pacific System
Alleghany Corporation
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Ferdinand Pecore
Thomas I. Lamont
Pecora
John W. Davis
Morgan Counsel
Congress
Bohling Attorney Found Dead in Sedalia Bed
John D. Bohling, 75, noted attorney, was found dead in his Sedalia bed this morning. He is survived by two sons Waller and two brothers, Dr Cord Bohling of Searle and Lewis Bohling of Stover. A Versailles practice of fifteen years preceded his move, and he was a University of Missouri graduate admitted to the bar in 1932.
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Cord Bohling
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University of Missouri
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Roosevelt Ultimatum Shapes Budget Talk In Congress
President Roosevelt demands a balanced budget and warns that veterans benefits cuts will require new taxes. House leaders debate action as Senate considers a 25 percent veterans expenditure limit. Rainey cites pay as you go needs and public sentiment for tax plans. Eugene Lorton named to U S Canada international commission. Also notes on a lumpsucker fish and female centenarians.
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New York
Ewing Named President Of First Church Of Christ Scientist
Miss Mary G. Ewing of Brookline elected president at the annual meeting of the First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston. Ezra W. Palmer and Edward K. Ripley, both of Brookline, chosen clerk and treasurer as Ralph O. Brewster retires after leading the church. Over 5,000 attendees heard progress report on the new 4 million dollar Christian Science Publishing Society home and fund with no further contributions needed after July 1.
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Mary G. Ewing
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
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Ralph O. Brewster
Maine
Charles E. Heitman
Christian Science Publishing Society
Chiropractors Open State Convention in Missouri Hotel
The Missouri chiropractic gathering at the Missouri Hotel featured Dr. H. Vedder of Lincoln Chiropractic College and Dr. Carl Cleveland among speakers. Dr. Ritter retires as association president, with R. R. Nacy delivering the principal address. Officers will be elected and the 1933 convention city chosen.
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Indeppendence
Carl Cleveland
Library
H. Ge. Harring
St. Louis
Missouri Chiropractic College
Logen
Thomas Oyler
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
U S Reconstruction Corp Sets 50 Million Loan to China
Under Roosevelt directions the Reconstruction Finance Corp arranges a 50 million dollar loan to China to buy American cotton and wheat. The loan, bearing five percent interest and repayable in three years, is secured by Chinese taxes on imports. It aims to reduce cotton surplus and expand foreign farm markets, impacting 900000 bales of cotton and 12500000 bushels of wheat purchases.
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United States
Roosevelt Request Denied in House
Washington June 5 AP After hours of blind flying the House rejected the president’s request to appoint a Governor of Hawaii from the continental United States. The vote 222 to 114 under suspension shows Democrats could not maintain their 313 majority, though leaders plan to seek a special rule to bring it up again by majority vote.
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Roosevelt
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Hawaii
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House Rules Committee
Omaha Grandmother Reassured as Mattern Lands Safely in Moscow
In a Moscow landing, Jimmy Mattern’s safety brings relief to his grandmother Mrs Phillip Mattern in Omaha while Wiley Post in Oklahoma City expresses satisfaction. Post notes he and Harold Gatty previously set the world record for a solo circumnavigation with eight and a half days.
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Jimmy Mattern
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Wiley Post
Jimmie Mattern
Madlern
Post
Harold Gatty
IIC Recommends No General Ore Freight Rate Cut
Two interstate commerce commission examiners recommend the commission decline to revise freight rates on non-ferrous ores and concentrates nationwide. They find copper bullion rate from Arizona to Los Angeles unreasonable with Clarksdale excluded, and propose $8.59 per ton from all Arizona Utah and Montana smelter points to Pacific ports and $9.50 from Utah smelters to North Pacific ports.
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North Pacific
Prohibition Vote Contested as Showers Dampen Chicago
In Chicago on a June day, predicted showers and storms threatened to dampen turnout as residents faced the 18th Amendment vote and selections for local judiciary. Both wets and drys mobilized for maximum turnout to influence the nationwide anti or pro prohibition outcome.
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Ilingis
Woodin 15 Honored By Syracuse Univ
William Hitman Woodin 64 former secretary of the treasury and composer of the inaugural Franklin Delano Roosevelt March received the honorary doctor of music at Syracuse University’s 62nd commencement. Also honored were Walter Hampden and Charles S. Skiton. The citation praised Woodin as a lover of the arts and a patron of music with compositions tested by public performance.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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Walter Hampden
Charles S. Skiton
University of Kansas
Woodin
Demand for Death Penalty in Kidnaping Case in Kansas City
Kansas City report on the McElroy kidnapping details prosecutor T. A. J. Mastin pressing for the death penalty for Walter H. McGee Clarence Click and other leaders. Several co-defendants, including George McGee and Clarence Stevens, remain fugitives as authorities plan to seek extreme punishment to deter kidnaping.
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Mary McElroy
Hemade
An Iincenon
Walter H. McGee
Clarence Click
McGee
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Click
George McGee
Clarence Stevens
Mastin
L. R. Gilbert
Windell Johnson
Walter McGee
Amarilo
Texas
T. J. Higgins
Oklahoma
R. E. Vetterli
Department of Justice
Bureau of Investigation
Harrison program to finance public works adopted
The senate finance committee adopted the Harrison tax program for the industrial recovery bill, proposing a capital stock tax of 0.1 percent on corporate value, an extra half cent gasoline tax, a 5 percent surplus-figure penalty, a 5 percent tax on dividends, and several closing-loophole amendments. It would extend the consolidated return provision two years and increase the corporate return penalty.
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Senate Finance Committee
House
Roosevelt
Harrison
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J. P B. Morgan
Woman Dies After Plane Wing Collision at Airport
Mrs. Mary Solan, 75, was struck by the wing of a taxiing airplane at the Kansas City airport on Wednesday and died today at St Luke's hospital. Her head injuries were sustained in the accident. she was the wife of the watchman at the airport.
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Mary Solan
St Luke's Hospital
Bolan
McKeown Measure Passed by House
The House approved the McKeown bill allowing corporations to avoid bankruptcy by court approved reorganizations with creditor and stockholder majorities. The report notes the measure’s pathway and cites related discussion from AP.
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Washington
House
First Move 15 Made Against Gold Hoarders
Attorney General Cummings says he has transmitted over 1000 names of suspected gold hoarders to field officers to enforce Roosevelt’s order requiring all gold certificates above 100 dollars returned to the treasury. Agents will verify possession and warn of a 10000 dollar fine or ten years’ imprisonment, or both, for noncompliance. If gold has moved, its disposition will be traced.
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Cummings
Bureau of Investigation
Roosevelt
Treasury
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
1933 World's Fair Gas Saver Engine Oiler Ad
Bold claim of a Gas Saver and Inside Engine Oiler for all cars. Easier installation with a wrench. Offers 327 percent profits and a free sample to introduce quickly. Respond with address and car name.
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