Corporations Show Changing Times in May Charters
A report by Secretary of State Dwight H. Brown shows 38 more charters granted in May than in May 1932, with capital structures rising by over 1 million. Last month 150 corporations were chartered with capital 2.8 million. in May 1932 there were 120 with 1.68 million. April 1933 had 88 incorporations totaling 1.45 million. Car loasing high in New York: rail lines moved 8,077 cars last week versus 6,189 prior week and 5,440 a year ago.
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Dwight H. Brown
New York
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines
Senators Couzens Urged for Treasury Job by Progressives
Washington June 6 report urges Michigan Senator Jim Couzens as a possible United States Treasury secretary. The piece notes his wealth, anti-elitist stance, clash with Mellon over tax policy, and history at Ford and Detroit governance. It also mentions Douglas as a stronger treasury candidate and Roosevelt's favor. Vermeer's painting figures in passing value shifts.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Jim Couzens
Michigan
Congress
Morgan
Carter Glass
Ferdinand Pecora
Couzens
Roosevelt
Treasury
William H. Woodin
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Andrew W. Mellon
Ford
Mellon
Bureau
Douglas
Lewis W. Douglas
Secretary of the Treasury
Walk Street
Treasury Post
Tripp to be given hearing Wednesday in murder case
In Langan Missouri S B Tripp will face a preliminary hearing Wednesday before Justice W J Beer on a first degree murder charge in the shooting death of J E Miller 35 of Chelsea Oklahoma. Sheriff Robert L Van Zant said the killing occurred after a gambling game Tripp claimed he did not participate in He said he owned a soft drink concession at the hotel and dance hall where the shooting happened Sunday night and fired only after Miller aimed a revolver at him The sheriff said Miller had drawn on William Clark a participant in the game and Tripp seized a rifle and ordered Miller to drop his weapon
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Miller
William Clark
Tripp
Toll Bridge Backed by Congress in Missouri
Washington Missouri June 66 AP A toll bridge across the Missouri River here was seen as possible after the House passed the Cannon bill and sent it to the Senate The measure would grant government sanctions to the bridge and facilitate its construction and operation
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Washington, MO
Missouri River
National House of Representatives
Senate
Ward
Bureau of Standards
Skills self after wife asks divorce
JOPLIN MO June 6 AP Jack Kerrns 37 committed death by swallowing poison after his wife asked for a divorce. Police attributed his act to the refusal of his wife.
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Joplin
Jack Kerrns
Bitter Sweet opens St. Louis Opera season crowds fill hall
Approximately 13 000 persons attended Noel Coward s Bitter Sweet which opened the St. Louis Municipal Opera season last night. A thousand other persons were turned away due to lack of seats and standing room. The Kerans formerly lived at Springfield Mo. Wife seeks to dismiss a divorce suit.
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Kerans
Lved
Springfield
Louis
Noel Coward
St. Louis Municipal
A Baby For You Method Promises Happiness to Hopeful Parents
A solicitation invites readers to write to Mrs. Mildred Owens in Kansas City Missouri for a simple method that she claims helped her after a long denial and has blessed many others. The ad promises solace and potential happiness through a private correspondence.
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Mildred Owens
Coates House
Kansas City
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