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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1933
Page
8
United Press reports that the administration intends to use new industrial control to put people back to work and restore buying power. The debate centers on the Senate Finance Committee's removal of licensing powers from the bill, a move seen as limiting the scope of control while maintaining the goal of economic recovery.
President Roosevelt backs an industrial recovery bill as an emergency measure to speed up consumer buying power. The plan seeks to put more people to work by reducing hours without lowering wage rates, while defending licensing provisions to curb sweatshop abuse and protect industry from internal threats.
Missouri's 18 federal reforestation camps will employ about 3000 men this summer. About 1000 will start July 1, with roughly 2000 more later in the season. Additional camps are approved in Notaway Gentry Buchanan Caldwell Ray Linn Mercer Schuyler Scotland and Macon counties.
Prince Shirdar Mohamed Asif Khan, Afghan minister to Germany, was shot to death in his Berlin library. Police arrested Kemal Syed, an Afghan student, after the attack.
Noble Brown, 20, pleaded guilty to murder in the death of his 18 year old wife Pauline Sportsman Brown near Sturgeon Missouri on May 13. He waived preliminary hearing and faces possible death penalty. confession says he choked and beat her and threw her from a car after learning she was pregnant. Sentence set for next Monday by Circuit Judge Paul Van Osdall. Brown had been intimate with his wife since last fall. note mentions Lake of the Ozarks Bass Club and fishing buttons.
Versailles Missouri June 6 CAP reports that the fishermen's club will admit new members based on measurable results rather than stories. The emphasis shifts to verifiable successes and performance metrics as a condition for joining.
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