Mattern Rested After Flying World Flight Stop in Omsk
International flier James Mattern reached Omsk Siberia after a long leg from Moscow, stopping to rest his damaged right landing strut. He planned to resume the circumnavigation the next morning, flying the Century of Progress plane with favorable weather ahead.
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Omsk
Siberia
James Mattern
Moscow
Mattern
Bacs
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Thundershowers Forecast for Wednesday Turn Cooler
Weather forecast notes thundershowers in parts of Missouri with cooler conditions on Wednesday. Tonight and Wednesday look generally fair in most areas, with possible scattered storms in extreme north portions and central regions. Temperatures ease on Wednesday, with local thundershowers and cooler river conditions referenced along the Missouri River.
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Missouri
Mantas City
Waverly
Boonville
Fraudulent palm readers fleece visitor in city
Mrs. Carol Nehre of Kirksville Missouri filed a fraud complaint against two self-styled itinerant spiritualists seen in the 160 block of East High Street. She paid $150 after they claimed they could raise the money she gave them to $1000. Police seek Mary Wark and Mary Roe, said to have traveled in a Packard last Thursday night.
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Carol Nehre
Kirksville
Leslie
Rtcnp 4
J. G
Nehre
E. High Street
Missouri
Mary Wark
Mary Roe
Walm
Airplane pilot reports heat turned on after chilly flight
A Kansas City wireless operator endured 96 degree heat at the airport this morning while Frank Young, a transport pilot, announced the cabin rose to 55 degrees at 12,000 feet above Marshall Missouri. Passengers were shivering and the heater was activated.
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Kansas City
Frank Young
Marshall
Young
More Power Sought for Morgan Inquiry in Stock Deals
Senate investigators probing J P Morgan and Company seek expanded authority to examine stock transactions of Morgan partners including Thomas S Lamont William Ewing Harold Stanley and others as part of the inquiry into Morgan affiliations with Van Sweringen railroad ventures. O P Van Sweringen testified slowly amid questions on how rail interests linked to the Morgan bank.
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Washington
Senate
J. BP. Morgan and Company
Morgan
van Sweringen
Thomas S. Lamont
William Ewing
Harold Stanley
Robinson
Walcott
Navy Recruiting Station Stays Open in Missouri
The U S Navy Department cancelled plans to close recruiting sub stations at Jefferson City Hannibal Springfield and Poplar Bluff and reduced staff at St Louis. J A Hazerigg in charge was informed today. The St Louis Recruit Line District remains fully operational.
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U. S. Navy Department
U.S. Navy
Jefferson City
Hannibal
Springfield
Poplard Bluff
Missouri
St. Louis
J. A. Hazerigg
U. S. Navy
Earthquake Felt Across Philippine Islands Today
A powerful earthquake rocked the Philippine Islands with panicked tremors felt in Manila and neighboring areas. Authorities reported no damage as shocks were centered south of Manila, and the event prompted emergency lockdowns and brief public concern.
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Manila
P. I
Philippine Islands
Nelson Announces Run for Congress in Second District
William L. Nelson, former five term congressman from the old Eleventh District, today declared his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for congressman from the new Second District. He was defeated in the last election.
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Columbia
William L. Nelson
Nelson
Denial of Lamson Confession Report Ties to San Jose Murder
In San Jose Cal June reports that David A Lamson who is jailed on a murder charge in the death of his wife Allene 28 was considering confessing or making a statement. Prosecutor Fred Thomas and defense deny any confession attempts or deals. Funeral plans include private services in Palo Alto with Stanford chaplain Dr D Charles Gardner conducting. Relatives expect the body to be taken to Lamar Missouri likely by her brother Fred Thorpe.
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San Jose
Cal
Jaly
David A. Lamson
Allene
Lamson
William J. Emig
Palo Alto
Emig
Fred Thomas
Ed Rea
Lamar, Mo
Gov Park May Be Forced to Abandon Vacation Plans
Gov. Guy B. Park faces a possible change to his summer plans due to a Missouri referendum fight over prohibition repeal. Signature thresholds in the Weeks bill could delay its effect until November 1934, or July 24 after adjournment, affecting whether Park travels to attend conferences or takes a western trip with his family.
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Gov. Park
Guy B. Park
Missouri
Los Angeles
Ransom money recovered in McElroy kidnapping case
The McElroy kidnapping case saw renewed action with warrants issued for Walter McGee Clarence Click and two fugitives. Bernard Ellsworth, a lumber dealer, disclosed the hiding place of part of the $30,000 ransom, returning $1,705 from fruit jars in his yard as part of the recovered funds. Ellsworth said the pullback supports police theory that McGee and Click were frequent visitors to his yard. Miss Mary McElroy conveyed gratitude and urged vigilance to prevent such crimes, vowing the case will deter kidnapping. Separately, a new printing company Missouri Printing & Binding Co was formed with $100,000 capital, with bids for state printing to be submitted publicly. Botz Printing and Stationery’s contract expires next year.
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Kansas City
Mary McElroy
Walter H. McGee
Clarence Click
Clarence Stevens
George McGee
McGee
Olick
Louis Maruch
Bernard Elsworth
Ain
T. J. Higgins
Elsworth
Ellsworth
Higgins
Kas
Dwight Brown
Contern
Missouri Printing & Binding Company
All. Hawkins
Howard Cook
William T. Ragland
Botz Printing
Herve
Brown
Hawkins, Cook and Ragland
Botz
Wendleton Sued for 10000 Over Columbia Auto Crash
Mrs. Ollie May Long of Columbia sues J Wendleton an insurer and real estate firm in Callaway County Circuit Court for 10000 claiming injuries from a July 15 1932 automobile collision in Columbia. Long alleges disfiguring facial injuries and substantial suffering from the crash involving Wendleton's car and another vehicle. The case was transferred to Callaway County from Cole County.
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U E. Wendleton
Ollie May Long
Columbia
Callaway County
Long
Columhia
Wendleton
Deaths blamed on heat in Midwest rise to four
Four deaths blamed on a continuing heat wave across the Midwest with several drownings and prostrations reported in Kansas, Nebraska, and Missouri. Wichita and Omaha incidents prompted warnings of scorching temperatures, while thunderstorms were forecast for northern Missouri and Iowa.
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Kansas City
Modine
Missouri
Iowa
Robert Gonklin
Wichita
Kan
Robert Schinker
Carter Lake
Omaha
Neb
Tom Reed
S. Stouffer
St. Joseph
Chet Minor
Earl Nickerson
Oliver Smith
Young Conklin
Kansas
Sale of stock ordered to stop in Missouri
Neal J. Ross the state securities commissioner ordered Inter-Mountain Shares Inc of Denver to cease soliciting the sale of capital stock of New Zealand Gold Mines Inc also of Denver to Missouri residents. He said neither the stock nor Inter-Mountain Shares Inc was registered in Missouri. The Kansas City Public Service Co asked permission to issue 15000000 dollars in series B bonds to refund series A bonds.
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Neal J. Ross
Inter- Mountain Shares, Inc
Denver
Colo
New Zealand Gold Mines, Inc
Missouri
Ross
Inter-Mountain Shares, Inc
Kansas City Public Service Co
Public Service Commission
City Hall Debates Police Fees for Dead Animals
The city council contends with Chief Bruner over fees for disposing of dead dogs and cats. The council halted a $24 bill for carcass removal, directing the Street Commissioner to handle duties. Aged tensions between the police chief and council persist as they seek policy on animal disposal and fees under the "new deal."
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Bruner
Job
Polies
Jobn
Burger
Parker
Menan- While
Police Department
Teus
Igumene
Record heat bakes Swift's Highway area as 94 high
The government thermometer at Swift's Highway reported a 94 degree afternoon, one degree above yesterday's 93. Officials forecast relief with showers and cooler weather tonight and Wednesday, bringing a milder, cedar-wet breeze.
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Swift
Timdershowers
Cedler
Milk Ordinance Passed by City Council in June Vote
Jefferson Cuy announces a standard milk ordinance approved 7 to 3 by the City Council. It places regulations on local milk and milk products firms. Alderman Chet Platt led the revival and push for enactment. Mayor Means Ray will sign and name a Health Officer with a 1500 dollar salary and up to 25 dollars monthly expenses.
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Jefferson Cuy
Carl “Buck” Walz
Chester Stewart
W. L. Renner
Innis
Chet Platt
Henry Asel
Means Ray
Chester 4
Pollock
John Sturm
Bryan Linville
High Street
Linville
Monroe Street
Police Board
Cooper County Man Decoyed by Woman Loses 62 Dollars
Cooper County officers and State Highway Patrolmen hunted two men and a woman after a young farmer was kidnapped and robbed near Boonville. George Holt was lured to stop on Highway 40 ten miles west, robbed of 65 dollars, tied and released hours later. his car was later found burned near Lea Mine.
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Boonville
Jing R
Cooper County
George Holt
Ston Ping
Hall
Clear Creek
Knights of Calumbus
Hott
Leamine
Smith Addresses Missouri County Collectors Meeting
State Auditor Forrest Smith appeared before the Missouri County Collectors Association today to explain tax legislation from the recent session. He highlighted a relief bill canceling penalties and interests on delinquent taxes if the levies are paid by June 20.
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Forrest Smith
Missouri County Collectors Association
New Salary Reductions for City School System Ordered
The Jefferson City Public School system voted a 10 percent salary cut for teachers at the June Board of Education meeting held at the college. Superintendent W. F. Knox faced a reduction from 4073 to 3800 per year. Elementary teachers, despite large classes and long hours, also see 10 percent cuts. The directors debated reinstatement and elected new staff, with an 8 hour to 4 30 schedule. Wayne Snyder was named principal of Fairview School. Jesse Murphy to oversee the Senior high study ball next term. Frank Weber named social studies instructor at Simonsen Junior High. Hortense Crawford elected to a grade position. Continued on Page 2.
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Jefferson City
Board of Education
College
W. FL Knox
Wayne Snyder
Columbia
Fairview School
Jesse Murphy
Warsaw
Frank Weber
Paul Weber
Simonsen
Hortense Crawford
California
Wwe
Roosevelt Expands Veterans Pay Amid Budget Fight
President Roosevelt acts to curb veteran benefit cuts while avoiding new taxes, raising compensation for war disabled veterans beyond economy act aims. The order limits direct service connected reductions to 25 percent and targets average cuts near 18 percent, extending protections to Spanish American War and peace time veterans with linked disabilities. The move aims to placate Congress, though there is debate over final funding and potential tax measures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Nicaragua
China
Russia
Balti
Jine
Congressional Veterans Bloc
Senate
Independent Offices
White House
Rainey
House
Congress
United States
Haiti
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Ural Mountains
Broscow
Omss
Siveria
the Associated Press
Irtysh
Europe
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New York
Jimmy Mattern
Post and Gatty
Floyd Bennett Field
Palm
Morgan Connections
Philippines
McElady
Tate Printing Till
K. C. Lum
J. Wendleton
Brookfield Brookfield
North Missouri
City Hall
Smith
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