Hitler Backed Up On Jewish Policy At League Council
Geneva June 6 AP German government representative pledged before a League of Nations council that Germany will restore Jews to positions recently lost in Upper Silesia. The debate covered discrimination claims under the German Polish convention with sharp exchanges among German, Czech and Norwegian delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations Council
Silesia
Geneva
Hitler
Germany
Upper Silesia
League Council
Franz Bernhaim
Friedrich Vor Keller
Stephen Osusky
Czechoslovakia
Christian L. Lange
Herr von Keller
Lange
Osuski
League Assembly
New Salary Reductions for Ogtool System Continued
Miss Clara Abbott and Ruth Bilder were elevated to regular positions. Lucille Zuend and Frances Elizabeth Smith were elected apprentices. Helen St. George elected clerk at Senior High, Helen Clarenbach clerk at Junior High, J H Silvey and R W Stokes elected truant officers, Christine Fischer and C L Wicknam cafeteria managers, E L Hampton assistant manager. Janitors re elected include Bill Ahlers and others. A sim of 2000 was transferred to fund interest and sinking to meet 3000 bonded debt due July 1. Central Missouri Trust named depository.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Abbott
Ruth Bilder
Lucille Zuend
Frances Elizabeth Smith
Helen St. George
Helen Clarenbach
J. H. Silvey
R. W. Stokes
Christine Fischer
C. L. Wicknam
E. L. Hampton
Bill Ahlers
Henry Welbel
Herman Hale
John Schneider
Tandy Enloe
Joe Schwaller
D. L. Sampdere
Arnold Deidel
A. W. Brocksick
Herman Meyer
Ben Sturm
Roy Granam
Central Missouri Trust Company
Milk Ordinance Approved by City Council
The council finalized the milk ordinance and will report it at the next meeting. Clem Thornton and R C Barnett named to City Planning Committee. Harry Raithel approved for the fire department. Several requests for curb cuts and gasoline pumps approved or referred. Boulevard stop signs ordered at Elm and Chestnut and Miller and Washington. ordinance referred to street committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Thornton
R. C. Barnett
Harry Raithel
Elm
Chestnut Streets
Miller and
Washington Streets
Funeral for Mercy Hospital founder at maple tree site
Funeral services for Dr. Katherine Richardson, founder of Mercy Hospital for Children, were held at the hospital lawn beneath her favorite maple tree. Speakers included Dr Burris A. Jenkins and Dr Harry C. Rogers, with one song, Goin Home, performed as requested.
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Kansas City
Katherine Richardson
Mercy Hospital For Children
Five Missouri faculty resign amid leaves of absence
Columbia Missouri June 6 AP Acceptance of resignations from five University of Missouri faculty members was announced by President Walter Williams after a board of curators meeting. The list includes Dr Edgar Allen dean of the School of Medicine who resigns to join Yale University, and four others Henry J Burt Joe F Davis Noble D Wrinkle and Thelma Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Edgar Allen
School of Medicine
Walter Willams
University
Allen
Yale University
Henry J. Burt
Joe F. Davis
Clinton County
Noble D. Wrinkle
Webster County
Kng
Thelma Pearson
New Stream Lined Train Will Cross West at 110 Mile Speed
A steam lined Union Pacific concept train aims for 110 mph top speed, with 80 mph sustained, to cut Omaha Los Angeles time to about 30 hours. Three hinged cars, 600 hp displacement motor, aluminum construction, air conditioning, and post office space show a push to outpace buses and planes. The project follows German Hamburger and Michigan Central tests, with L. E. Adams leading UP research.
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Omaha
Neb
Western Plains
Union Pacific Railroad
Allroad
Los Angeles
Chicago
Death Valley Scotty
Scotty
Santa Fe
L. E. EB. Adams
Union Pacific
Jas
Adams
Southern Pacific
Germany
Michigan Central
Pullman Co
Inset
E. E. Adams
U. P
Cyrus H. K. Curtis In Critical Condition
Cyrus H. K. Curtis, prominent Philadelphia publisher, was reported a little weaker today at his suburban home in Wyncote after more than a year with heart ailment and advancing age. The report notes his condition remains critical despite slight improvement.
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Philadelphia
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Wyncote
Park Will Address Moberly Gathering
Gov. Guy B. Park left job seekers waiting in his offices today while he drove to Moberly to address the state convention of Christian churches. Willis H. Meredith of Poplar Bluff, former Speaker of the House, will speak tomorrow before a laymen's meeting at Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Park
Moberly
State Convention of Christian Churches
Willis H. Meredith
Poplar Bluff
Business Insolvencies Are Lowest in Four Years
New York June 6 AP government and industry analysts report May insolvencies at 1,909, the lowest in four years, with liabilities at 67.97 million dollars. May 1982 had 2,758 defaults. weekly failures dropped to 378, led by the south and west regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Loot village thwarted by posse in Arkansas raid
Rison Arkansas June 6 AP A gang of five to seven armed men believed fleeing Kansas convicts attempted to loot Bison Cleveland county near Pine Bluff after kidnaping night watchman Deputy Sheriff W A Fore and two others. Citizens patrolled streets. Fore Perkins and a Black man were later released when pursuing Pine Bluff officers pursued the robbers in two cars.
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Rison
Ark
Roy Morrison
Kansas
Bison
Cleveland County
iPing Bluff
W A. Fore
J. R. Perkins
Sam Robers
Irons
Harry Thomasson
Thomasson
Perkins
Rogers
Stuttgart
Morrison
Fore
Pine Bluff
Fine Bluff
Roosevelt Hikes Pay Allowance to Veterans
The pay allowance for veterans rises from 6 to 15 dollars monthly, and 20 to 30 dollars for permanently and totally disabled Spanish-American War or World War veterans. Burial and funeral allowances are liberalized, and pensions to deceased veterans' children extend to age 18, or 21 if in approved schooling, with extensions beyond 16 previously allowed. Widows and federal employees with pay above 30 dollars per month are exempt from pension prohibition.
Snowden favors debt payment amid war debt argue Britain honor
Viscount Snowden, former chancellor of the exchequer, advocates paying the June 15 interest of 75.95 million dollars on war debts to the United States. He says there is a strong moral case for relief, but warns repudiation would be dangerous, noting Britain’s honor is valued at 12 million pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudon
Viscount Snowden
Exchequer
Britain
Great Britain
Dean and Derringer in On-Field Clash
Dizzy Dean of the St. Louis Cardinals and Paul Derringer of the Cincinnati Reds exchanged blows and wrestled on the field during a game in Cincinnati. Dazzy Vance separated them as teammates pulled them apart before they were sent to their dugouts after the fracas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul Deringer
Cincinnati Reds
Dazzy Vance
Cardinals
Reds
St. Louis
Dean
Derringer
MU Student Killed in Crash Near Columbia
A 26 year old MU student, Jack William Mitchell of St Louis, died instantly when the car he rode in with Leon Tritschler hit a parked truck on Highway 40 four miles east of Columbia early today. Tritschler was severely injured and taken to a hospital. The truck was reported to be unlit. Coroner E G Davis said no inquest was needed.
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Columbia
Jack William Mitchell
J. B. Mitchell
St. Louis
Highway 40
Leon Tritschler
Tritschler
E. G. Davis
Whistler Is Ruined $25,000 Is Demanded
Winthrop Williams, a whistling radio entertainer, seeks 25000 dollars after lip injuries from a December automobile crash in Kansas City. He sues the Garry company named in the collision, alleging he can no longer whistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
Kansas City
Kan
Winthrop Williams
Williams
Garry
Kemp Asel Hosts Dealers New Deal Meeting
Kemp Asel distributor for Willard batteries in this territory will entertain about 70 dealers from 12 counties tonight at 109 West High Street. The event highlights a New Deal meeting and dealer participation is expected to be strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Asel
Willard Batteries
W. High Street
Asel
Conservation Corps Heads Coastbound for Sacramento
Leavenworth Kansas June 6 AP Two Federal Conservation Corps companies of 169 each moved out toward Sacramento while an advance unit prepared camp. In Missouri Wilbur Buford, a fish and game warden, met Maj. Gen. Stuart Heintzelman to discuss creating ten conservation camps. Buford oversees federal reforestation in Missouri.
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Leavenworth, Kas
Federal Conservation Corps
Sacramento
Wilbur Buford
Missouri Fish and Game Warden
Stuart Heint
Zelman
Missouri
Buford
France and Italy Move Toward Four Power Peace Pact
Rome reports Premier Mussolini told the Senate negotiations on the four power pact have reached a stage for a possible conclusion. French ambassador de Juvenel and British ambassador Graham have initialed the latest text, with Germany awaiting Berlin authorization as discussions focus on disarmament and German arms equality. The pact aims to align Britain France Italy and Germany on peaceful policies within the League framework.
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Rome
Mussolini
Henry de Juvenel
Paris
Ronald Graham
London
Ulrich von Hassel
Berlin
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
France
League of Nations
First Lady Roosevelt pauses in Tucson for quick rest
In Tucson Arizona June 6 AP Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt resting briefly at Mrs Isabella Greenways home en route to the Pacific coast. She speaks of administration work and hopes for a brighter future while Elliott Roosevelt accompanies her to Los Angeles after a 20 minute border stop.
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Tuscon
Ariz
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Isabella. Greenway
Pacific Coast
Elliott
Arizona
Douglas
Washington
Suit Against Big Oil Firms Is Set
Austin, Texas June. Trial of a 17,850,900 anti trust penalty and ouster suit against fifteen major oil companies and associations is set for October 2 in 98th District Court. Judge J D Moore expects a three to four month trial. The plaintiffs allege restraint of trade under Texas law.
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Austin
Texas
J. D. Moore
American Petroleum Institute
Texas Petroleum Marketers Association
Long, 90, Dies After Visiting Son in Pittsburgh
W J Long of Carthage Junction Missouri dies at his son's home in Pittsburgh Kansas at age 90. He had served as president of the district for 65 years and was visiting when he passed away.
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Pittsburgh
Kas
W. J. Long
Car] Junction
Long
Mitchell Fortune Shrunk Told In Court
Former National City Bank chairman Charles E Mitchell testified in his income tax evasion trial that his wealth collapsed from an ability to borrow millions from J P Morgan to owning only worthless odds and ends in 1931. He described transferring stock to his wife in 1926 and to W D Thornton in 1930 to dodge taxes, with details largely unknown to him as arrangements were made by John D Ryan.
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New York
Charles E Mitchell
National City Bank
Morgans
Mitchell
J. P. Morgan and Company
Morgan
J. P. Morgan and Co
W. D. Thornton
Corper Company
Thornton
John D. Ryan
Anaconda Cooper
Flyers Chase Endurance Record From Roosevelt Field
Post and Gatty started at Roosevelt Field and logged 74 hours 9 minutes to reach Nome Siberia. They continued to Novo-Sibirsk after 400 miles, 76 hours 36 minutes total, then to Irkutsk 91 hours 53 minutes. Mattern must reach Omsk in 18 hours 44 minutes to begin 1250 mile leg to Irkutsk and finish the Post Gatty record.
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Page 1
Post
Irkutsk
Missouri Initiates Twelve into Phi Beta Kappa
In Columbia Missouri twelve University of Missouri students were initiated into Phi Beta Kappa at a noon luncheon. Honorary members named were Dr E Lee Miller and Dr Edgar D Lee. Dr George W Stewart of the University of Iowa spoke.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Phi Betts, Kappa
George W. Stewart
University of Iowa
Anna Wrey Vanorden
Kansas City
Solbert Martin Wassertrom
Will
Nelson, Jr
Staunton Kirkbride Calvert
Ralph Edgar Trabor
Jose Francisco Domenech
Madeline Almon
Joplin
Harold Thomas Diehl
Hamilton
Wilford la Verne Cline
Atlanta
David R. Hensley
Montgomery City
Lyman Edwin Fourt
Vandalia
Howard C. Goodrich
Hadley
E. Lee Miller
M. A
Edgar D. Lee
Christian College
Missouri Pioneer Maria Tillery Buried in Gower
Funeral services for Mrs. Maria Catherine Tillery 98 died Sunday at her daughter’s home were held at Gower Christian Church. Tillery a Missouri pioneer and one of the state’s first private school teachers, was laid to rest in Gower Missouri.
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Gower
Maria Catherine Tillery
Gower Christian Church
Tillery
Missouri
Advertising Stimulus Seen From Recovery Act Figures
New York June 6 Advertising should receive a marked stimulus from the National Industrial Recovery Act, Joseph Stage Lawrence said in The Econostat. He argued the code will restrain competition and force selling on the basis of intelligent and intense exploitation of the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Stage
Lawrence
Econostat
Advertising Bill Aims to Transform Market Growth
The speaker stated the bill will give advertising a new value and make it indispensable in developing new business and retaining existing business, signaling a major shift in market strategies and brand persistence.
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Mercy Hospital
Moberly Gathering
Arkansas
Roosevelt
Snowden
Conservation Corps
Mitchell Fortune
Giant New York Bank
Omsk
PHI Beta Kappa
Lydia E Pickham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Orscheln Heights
Marle Mack
1229Ie Orchestra
Elrich
Denver
Westinghouse
Crevelt
Missouri Pacific Stages Bus Depot
Jefferson and Mccarty Streets
Missouri Pacific
Bagwell Dam
Jefferson City
Lake of the Ozarks
Springfield
Abbe Lees
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