Plan to replace NRA structure with new legislation
Democratic leaders in Congress reported President Boosey planned to submit new legislation by session end to replace the NRA code system. Talks explored a skeleton NRA with limited functions and possibly using federal taxing power. no final plan, and White House notes 1% of industry effected by code conformity.
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Washington
Congress
Boosey
NRA
Doughton
Senate
Clark
D-Ma
White House
Supreme Court
Coughton
Burns
Donald R. Richberg
Senate Finance Committee
Senally Cerk
D-Mo
Richberg
House
Roosevelt
Cummings
Reed
Weather Outlook For Missouri and Illinois Tonight
Generally fair tonight with warmer readings in the west. Thursday brings unsettled conditions with possible showers in the west and north, and warmer temperatures in the east and south. Illinois sees increasing clouds and warmth with showers in the central and northern portions later in the day. River gauges show modest rises including 21.7 feet at Keokuk and 28.6 feet at Lake of the Ozarks with small forecast rises.
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Missoure
Illinois
River Ste
Kansas City
Waverly
Boonville
Hermannck Union
Lake of the Obarks
Pictorial Progress Edition Sunday for Jefferson City
The News and Tribune announces a three section Pictorial Progress edition Sunday morning. It highlights Jefferson City's growth with leading local businesses and proprietor biographies, plus historic stories and vintage town pictures. It also features images of beautiful homes and a complete view of the city today.
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The
News and Tribune
Jefferson City
Brave Weather Opens City Pool With Cold Plunge
About three hundred people gathered as Brave Weather opened the pool this afternoon. Only the children dared to swim as the temperature stood at 73. Roughly sixty youngsters entered in bathing suits. They gasped and shivered yet urged others to join. The pool has been repainted and improved, and patrons expected it to become a summer favorite once heat returns. The Chamber of Commerce delayed the opening for a week, then postponed again before the public finally showed up. One hundred had paid by 2:80 p.m., but spectators outnumbered swimmers.
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Chamber of Commerce Committee
Missouri Relief Rolls Shrink From March To April
Washington reports Missouri relief rolls fall 5.9 percent from 144 407 families in March to 135 845 in April. Emergency-relief obligations drop from 4 810 188 to 4 578 744 dollars, down 4.8 percent, outpacing national gains in obligations.
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Washington
Missouri
Harry L. Hopkins
Paralysis Fatal to Mrs A H Henrici at 68
Mrs Abeiliah H Henrici died at her brother John M Amos home 1509 West Main Street after paralysis yesterday. Born January 1 1867 in Russellville she lived in Steedman then moved to Jefferson City about a year ago. Survived by husband two sisters and a brother a Baptist church member.
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Abeiliah H. Henrici
John M. Amos
West Main Street
Prisoner moved after threat of lynching in Nebraska
In Chadron Nebraska on June 5 a man named Harry Schlie of Kimball 5 D was secretly moved with heavy guard after ranchers anger over his confession to Sheriff William Moody that he attacked Mrs Neal Johnson. The mob threatened to lynch him, and the authorities relocated him to an undisclosed location for safety.
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Chadron
Neb
Harry Schlie
Kimball
Nebraska
William Moody
Neal Johnson
Toledo Edison strike threatens to halt industry
Toledo Edison workers walked out in a strike that could paralyze industry across 22 cities in three states. The International Brotherhood of Electric Workers seeks a 20 percent wage increase. generators are being shut down, with only hospitals newspapers and the water plant remaining energized. Thousands face potential job losses as factories depend on electric power. The walkout followed failed mediation and a national labor climate, impacting Ohio Michigan and Indiana communities. Libbey Glass and other plants are mentioned as affected, with about 5,000 workers involved.
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Toledo
Toledo Edison Company
International Brotherhood of Electric Workers
Comppany
Ohio
Michigan
Libbey Glass Manufacturing Company
Arrest Spot Regan On Murder Charge
Edward Conroy of the FBI announced James Spot Regan of St. Louis, once called St. Louis’s most wanted fugitive, arrested in Kansas City for the May 11 1933 murder of Clifford Appier. Regan surrendered quietly after police surrounded a house, having recently been in Denver. He said I’m tired of running. Federal agents pressed the case under a cross state flight statute.
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Kansas City
Edward Conroy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
James Spot
Regan
St. Louis
Conroy
Clifford Appier
Denver
County officials to rent parking spaces near courthouse
County officials will pay $1 a year for reserved spots adjacent to the courthouse. The county court will erect no parking signs and reserve lots in the courthouse area to solve long standing parking issues.
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Court House
Ser
Pershing Memorial Bill Passed by House to Senate
Washington June 3 AP A bill to establish General John J. Pershing national military park near Laclede Missouri the birthplace of the wartime commander of the American army was approved by the house and sent to the Senate The measure by Representative Romieu D Mo sought 250000 but the house trimmed it to 40000
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Washington
John J. Pershing
Laclede
House
Senate
Romiue
D-Mo
Two Bandits Rob Bank in Christian County
Springfield Mo June 4 AP two bandits held up the Christian county bank at Ozark shortly afternoon today and escaped with between 500 and
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Christian County
Springfield
Ozark
Operators License Confusion Triggers City Arrests
Amid swollen streams and flooded highways the state patrol warns on operator licenses for drivers using cars owned by others for work. In the Jefferson City area over the past days more than a dozen arrests occurred as officials report an unprecedented surge in operators licenses being issued.
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State Patrol
Jefferson City
Secretary of State
Hough Park golf course to reopen to public
A renovated Hough Park golf course, funded mainly by relief funds, will open Sunday after restoring the links begun in March. The project rewired the layout to the original nine and added tees, traps, a water hole, and improved clubhouse facilities. Mitchell Hall chaired the grounds committee with Bar nett Haynie Jenkins Bassman and McHaney on the board. The course sits on land donated by Arthur M. Hough and is run by the Hough Park Golf Club with the city council.
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Hough Park
FERA
Mitchell Hall
BR. C. Barnett
A. J. Haynie
D.B. Jenkins
Fred Bassman
Powell B. McHaney
Jefferson City
Arthur M. Hough
Governor In Personal Command Of Flood Aid
Governor Roy L. Cochran of Nebraska arrived at McCook to assume direct command of the Republican river valley relief and rehabilitation program. He conferred with President Roosevelt and Harry Hopkins, empowered to deploy federal funds for the emergency as Red Cross reports 2,000 homeless in the 209 mile valley after the worst western disaster since 1928.
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McCook
Neb
Govy. Roy L. Cochran
Nebraska
Republican River Valley
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Cochran
Red Cross
Body of convict found after creek drowning near prison farm No. 2
The body of Mitchell Flemming, a convict, was discovered tangled in a wire fence near the creek by the prison farm No. 2. He had drowned while swimming Friday with two fellow convicts, about a mile and a half from where he disappeared.
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Mitchell Flemming
Prison Farm No. 2
Flemming
House Passes Bill to Build New Air Bases
The House passed a bill authorizing construction of about six key army air bases to guard Alaska the Panama Canal and the nation s frontiers against enemy attacks and sent it to the Senate.
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HOUSE
Washington
Alaska
Panama Canal
Senate
Names of six kidnapers in Tacoma disclosed in 1935
The United Press report from Tacoma identifies the six men who abducted George Weyerhaeuser and collected $200000 for his return. Investigators focus on Seattle and Portland for five suspects, with one minor figure linked to the Barker-Karpis gang. The ransom payer listed as the “old Karpis gangster” fled to the Pacific Northwest. Police describe the gang’s leaders and note ties to narcotics theft at a Tacoma druggist’s stock, with ongoing investigations and continued coverage.
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United Press
Tacoma
Wash
George Weyerhaeuser
John
P. Weyerhaeuser
Department of Justice
Seattle
Portland
Midwest
Barker- Karpis
Huntington
Ore
Salt Lake City
Karpis
Police
Edward G. Bremer
St. Cal
Pacific Northwest
Issaquah, Wash
George
Onoles
Weyerhaeuser
Weyerhaeusers
Jiquoy
R. T. Cartier
Cartier
Brother shoots brother crawling in window in KC
Emmet Murphy Jr. and his brother William were involved in a shooting after Emmet returned home at 3 30 am and, finding doors locked, crawled through a bedroom window. William fired believing a prowler was entering. The bullet hit Emmet in the right side and passed through much of his body. Doctors could not yet assess recovery.
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Kansas City
Emmet Murphy, Jr
William
Nokets Stop Relief in St. Charles County
The St. Charles relief association serving about 500 families was closed indefinitely in St. Charles Missouri due to picketing. State relief officials ordered the shutdown after a month of protests over alleged discrimination in distributing work relief.
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ST. Charles County
ST. Charles, Mo
St. Charles
Postpone Court Fight Over Vanderbilt Girl Custody
Mrs Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney sisters in law will renew their feud in the supreme court appeal division tomorrow for custody of Mrs Vanderbilt's daughter Gloria. The case was to resume but was postponed by agreement of counsel.
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New York
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt l
Harry Payne Whitney
Supreme Court Appeal Division
Annual Grain Dealers Meet Held at Sedalia
The Missouri grain dealers and millers association held its annual meeting in Sedalia Missouri with principal speakers John Ballard of St Louis Charles Quinn secretary grain and feed dealers association St Louis and Frank Theis of Kansas City H H Green of Pattonsburg serving as president The event ran through June 5 with officials and delegates in attendance.
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Sedalia
Missouri Grain Dealers and’ Millers Association
John Ballard
St. Louis
Charles Quinn
Grain and ‘Feed Dealers’ Association
Frank Theis
Kansas City
H .H. Green
Pattonsburg
Floods Swamp Marion. river at standstill, county roads cut
Flood conditions worsen as the Missouri and Kaw swell the valley. Levee failure near Cedar City allows water to flood the bottoms, with Highway 54 and multiple routes under water or closed. Rescue boats busy, gauge at 25.60 feet. preparations to reroute traffic and sandbag key sections continue as crews monitor rising levels and looming Friday floods.
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Kaw
Missouri
Kansas City
Callasway County
Highway Department
Cedar City
Doce Hutlinger
Yicl
Nemaha
U. S
State Highway Department
St. Charles
Loray
Lexington
Waverly
Carrollton
Holden Creek
Boonville
Hermann
Stork Wins Race With The Flood At Local Hospital
The first flood era baby born at St. Miavy's hospital today, to My and Mrs Foster Wilson of New Bloomfield, after a flood surge breached a levee and blocked Highway 54. Charlotte Ebersole, 12, Tebberly resident, was brought to the hospital Monday and remains in satisfactory condition with a heart ailment.
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St. Miavy’s Hospital
Foster Wilson
New Bloomfield
Charlotte Ebersole
Tebberly
Capitol Theatre Opens With Ray and Stigall Attendance
The new Dubinsky Bros Capitol Theatre in Jefferson City opens tonight at 7 15 PM with Mayor Means Ray and State Highway Commission counsel Louis V Stigall delivering brief remarks. Gov Guy B Park and Lieut Gov Frank Harris are absent due to illness and flood. The finishing touches were completed by the Dubinsky brothers and Manager Gould as a large crowd is expected for the premiere. The Miller Theatre closed last night making the Capitol and Gem Jefferson Citys only olive houses for the present.
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Means Ray
Louis V. Stigall
State Highway Commission
Dubinsky Bros. Capitol Theatre
Stigall
Guy B. Park
Itl
Frank Harris
Mr. Stigall
Dubinsky Bros
Gould
Miller Theatre
Clapitol
The
Gem
Jefferson City
Paso bill authorizing president 10 guard in emergency
A Paso bill to authorize the president to order national guards to active duty in an emergency passed the house by 184 to 109 and was sent to the senate. Liberals argued it would allow the president to call out the guard to break strikes while the war department opposed the measure.
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Washington
House
Senate
Supreme Court orders new trial in Higbee will case
The Missouri Supreme Court today ordered a new trial in the contest of the will of Mrs. Fannie Higbee who died in St. Louis on January 18, 1927 leaving an estate of 1.3 million dollars. Elizabeth Edgar Pulitzer of St. Louis, niece and beneficiary of 5,000 dollars, would have received about 150,000 if the will had been rejected by probate.
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State Supreme Court
Fannie H. Higbee
St. Louis
Elizabeth Edgar Pulitzer
Dynamite Found at Wilson Packing Plant Strike Site
Oklahoma City AP dispatch says dynamite was found today at the Wilson and Company packing plant amid a strike. Governor E W Marl announced the discovery but did not reveal the informant or source of the tip.
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Wilson Packing Plant
Oklahoma City
Wilson and Company Packing Plant
E.W. Marland
Launch Bravely Rescues 15 Men From Marion Levee
Fifteen marooned men were rescued after a gaping hole opened under them at the Marion levee. A launch from the U S brig eboat Clarice aided by searchlights carried the stranded to safety as floodwaters rose around them. Levee breaks downstream and at Hartsburg left 2,800 acres under cultivation flooded in Capital drainage district. Guards warned the upper end after walking six miles to Sandy Hook.
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U. S
Clarice
Sandy Hook
Clark
Clarence Firemonth
Callaway County
Here
Tebbetts, Wainwright
Mokane
Hartsburg
Capital
Moniteau Creek
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