War debts not to come up at London parley
Secretary of State Cordell Hull, leading the American delegation aboard the President Roosevelt, barred discussion of war debts at the world economic conference. He said the agenda would be followed and disarmament also omitted, aiming to conclude by mid August with focus on economic issues and freer trade.
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Plymouth
England
Cordell Hull
President Roosevelt
Mr. Hull
Davis
Norman H. Davis
Geneva
Washington
Hull
America
United States
Attorneys File $73 416 Claim In Thomasson Estate
In St Louis on June 8 AP reports Stephen C Rogers filed a probate court claim for 73416 for legal services in preserving the estate of Hugh W Thomasson who died in Little Rock Arkansas last January. Rogers cites 65000 for services since the 1930 marriage plus expenses. The estate is handled by two distant relatives representing a group of more than thirty, opposed by the widow Grace Carolyn Thomasson.
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ST. Louis
Stepphen C. Rogers
Hugh W. Thomasson
Little Rock
Ark
Rogers
Thomasson
Grace Carolyn Thomasson
Newspapers Seek Injunction Against WDSU Broadcasts
New Orleans newspapers file suit in civil district court seeking an injunction to stop WDSU from broadcasting their news content. The petition cites a U S Supreme Court ruling affirming a property right in gathered news and alleges illegal commercial use by the station. Judge Gleason orders show cause by Monday at 11.
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New Orleans
Today
Civil District Court
WDSU
New Orleans Times Picaytine
New Orleans States
New Orleans Item-Tribune
Gleason
United States Supreme Court
Woman held on grand jury charge of stealing child
Virginia Rogers 31 mother of two was held on a 25 000 bond on a charge of stealing a newborn to satisfy a desire for another baby. She waived examination in municipal court. Officials expect indictment for taking the week old daughter of Madeline Sneed 21 from her home in May. Physicians said she believed she was about to have a child and the realization she was mistaken left her with the desire to possess a baby. The offense carries 1 to 20 years possible.
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Cincinnati
Anne
Virginia Rogers
Rogers
Madeline Sneed
Mayah
Dam project urged for Missouri River at Fort Peck Montana
A Montana task force and congressional leaders urged President Roosevelt to back a $65,000,000 Missouri River dam at Fort Peck. The action comes as the northwest delegation seeks major public works to spur recovery. General Motors reports sharp May sales gains over April and May 1933, signaling improving demand.
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Washington
Missouri River
Fort Peck
Montana
Roosevelt
Northwest
York
General Motors Corp
Dales
Germany to Seek Only Easing of Debt Situation
ZERLIN June 8 AP Despite rumors of a general moratorium authorities say Reichsbank will seek only to adjust debt payments for now. Dr Schacht may ask to delay amortization, persuade creditors to accept lower interest, and postpone installments month by month with resumption when feasible. Measures target long term debt due to unorganized worldwide bondholders. Short term credits held by select banks are harder to adjust.
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Zerlin
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichstant
Reichsbank
Dr. Schacht
Elliott Roosevelt to Oeek Reno Divorce in Nevada
Elliott Roosevelt, son of the President, has established a divorce residence in Nevada and is living at Elk Point on Lake Tahoe in Douglas County. He has spent ten days or more in the state apart from a short visit with his mother in Los Angeles, and recently resided at the summer home of Samuel Pratt.
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Reno
Elliott Roosevelt
Nevada
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Samuel Pratt
United States
Lakes Tahoe
Elk Point
Lake Tahoe
Douglas County
Platt
Human life on Mars deemed impossible by astronomers
Pasadena report says Dr. Walter Adams and Dr. Theodore Dunham Jr of Mount Wilson Observatory found Mars’ free oxygen level to be less than one percent of Earth's. They stressed the work is a scientific measurement, not an exploration of life, despite common belief Mars could support humans.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Carnegie Institution
Mount Wilson Observatory
Walter S. Adams
Theodore Dunham, Jr
Adams
Moscow
Novosibirsk
Mattern
Durant team wins world title in women's tourney riot
In Edmonton Alberta on June 8 the Durant Presbyterian College women beat Edmonton Commercial Grads 45 to 43 to claim the world title. After the final gun 4,500 spectators swarmed the court threatening referee Her men Smith and Durant players. Hall attendants escorted them to their dressing rooms and cleared the way for their car amid hostile onlookers.
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Edmonton
Alta
Durant
Okla
Presbyterian College
Edmonton Commercial Grads
United States
Hermen Smith
Ponca City
Wabash Accepts Adjustment Plan For Certificates
New York June 8 holders of virtually all Wabash Railways equipment trust certificates have agreed to extend for three years the principal installments due in 1933 and 1934. When enough assent is received, the receivers will apply to the court for plan approval and permission to pay matured and future interest.
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New York
API
Photographs Follow Kidnapping Suspects In Missouri Case
In Kansas City an order compelled Walter H. McGee and Clarence Click to be stripped and photographed after a court petition by attorney Ralph T. Harding claimed police mistreatment in securing a confession for the kidnapping of Miss Mary McElroy, daughter of the city manager. A physician’s examination of the suspects was also ordered.
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Kansas City
Walter H. McGee
Clarence Click
Mary McElroy
Ralph T. Harding
Heat Wave Kills Twelve in Chicago and Spreads West
A sweeping heat wave from Kansas City to the Great Lakes caused many deaths and high discomfort. Chicago reported 12 prostration deaths as temperatures neared record highs, while 200,000 people sought lakefront relief. A pilot climbed to 10,000 feet to find cooler air around 60 degrees. Hot conditions extended into Pennsylvania and West Virginia with new records.
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Kansas City
Rockies
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Chicago
Hen Howard
Carl Magee resigns as Oklahoma News editor
Oklahoma City AP report says Carl G. Magee editor of the newspaper has resigned. G. B. Parker, editor in chief of Scripps-Howard papers, formerly edited the News, will oversee operations temporarily.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma News
Scripps- Howard
Carl GC. Magee
G. B. Parker
Scripps-Howard
News
John C. Meredith 81 Dies in Poplar Bluff
John C. Meredith age 81, father of W. H. Meredith speaker of Missouri House, died at his son's home in Poplar Bluff. Born in Iowa City, he graduated from Iowa College of Law in 1876 and Drake University. He had lived with his son for 11 years. Funeral services planned for Saturday afternoon.
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Poplar Bluff
John C. Meredith
W. H. Meredith
Poplar Bile
Missouri House of Representatives
Iowa City
Iowa
Iowa College of Law
Drake University
Governor Murray urges action on 3.2 beer legality
Oklahoma City June 8 AP Governor Murray calls a special session to set July 11 for a vote on legalizing 3.2 per cent beer and to authorize state funding for the election cost if deemed appropriate.
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Oklahoma City
Murray
Oklahoma
Methodists to Hold Picnic on Sunday
John Dalton superintendent announced today the Methodist Sunday School will hold a picnic outing at the State Park this Sunday evening beginning at 4 o clock. All members and other Methodists who have recently moved to Jefferson City to reside have been invited to attend.
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John Dalton
Methodist Sunday
State Park
Jefferson City
Boy, 13, Drowns in Mississippi River
Eugene Lourwood, 13, unable to swim, waded beyond his depth late yesterday and drowned in the Mississippi River. The body had not been recovered today but clothing was identified by his father who had reported him missing.
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Boy
Louis
Eugene Lourwood
Mississippi River
Prohibition Official Backs Wine Liberalization Plan
Major A V Dalrymple testifies to the House Ways and Means Committee opposing repeal of the 18th Amendment while supporting the Lea bill to legalize wines 11 to 12 percent alcohol. He says liberalization would boost enforcement respect and could yield 50 to 100 million dollars in new revenue, subject to tariffs and imports.
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Washington
Major A. V. Dalrymple
Prohibition
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Dalrymple
Lea
McCormack
D-Mass
Lions Club Elects New Officers in Jefferson City
Officers of the Jefferson City Lions Club were elected yesterday during the weekly luncheon. Orlando Hickey was named president, Harry Buchanan first vice president, L D Thompson second vice president, Judge Almon Ing third vice president, Dr J F Brawley secretary and treasurer, with Lawrence Sullivan, Lion Tanner, Harry Rowland, Rev George Wharton, F B Newham, and John B Sturm named to the Board of Directors.
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Jefferson City Lions Club
Orlando Hickey
Harry Buchanan
L. D. Thompson
Almon Ing
J. F. Brawley
Lawrence Sullivan
Lion Tanner
Harry Rowland
Tall Twister
George Wharton
F. B. Newham
John B. Sturm
Mattern Halting in Siberia After Plane Fuel Leak
Jimmie Mattern, downed near Belova Russia after a fuel line leak, crawled from his plane and received aid from locals while reporters learned he was 127 hours from New York. He described exhaustion and difficulty keeping fluids down.
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New York
Jimmie Mattern
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Post
Gatty
Khabarovsk
Siberia
ARMSTRONG'S WORD NOT FINAL
Springfield Missouri June 8 AP Arthur M Curtis state Republican chairman said Armstrong had no authority to quote him on a possible referendum on Missouri congressional redistricting. He added the matter was discussed at Republican district meetings but not settled until the state executive committee acts soon.
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Springfield
Arthur M. Curtis
O. K. Armstrong
Missouri
Curtis
Springfield man sues Mabee for alienation of wife affections
Lynn T. Martin of Springfield files a $150,000 damages suit in Federal Court at Tulsa alleging John E. Mabee of Tulsa, an oil magnate, alienated his wife’s affections. Martin, a former railway shopman, says he met his wife in 1932 and that she now lives with her parents near Tulsa and works in Mabee’s office. Mabee dismisses the action as a shakedown.
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Springfield
John E. Mabee
Tulsa
Lynn
Martin
Mount Vernon
Mabee
Jimmie Mattern
Mrs. Martin
Mitchell admits 100 percent salary rise in 1931 tax case
Charles B. Mitchell testified in his income tax evasion trial that in 1931 he thought his salary doubled from 100000 to 200000. He kept the extra to repay a 666666.67 payment from National City Co not on his return as not income. He cited raises to 75000 as N C Co chair and 125000 as NC Bank chair. He said he paid back none of it. He also disclosed a 50000 management fund split with no repayment. He faces charges of fraud totaling over 850000 for 1929 and 1930 via sham stock sales and mischaracterized advances.
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New York
Charles BE. Mitchell
United States
George %. Medalie
National City Company
National City Bank
Medalie
Mitchell
Ton
Kingston's Ball Hearing ROLLER SEATES guaranteed for one year
Brandenberger Drug Co the Rexall Drug Store at 180 East High Ady offers Kingston s Ball Hearing roller seats with a one year guarantee and latest improvements.
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Kingston
Brandenberger Drug Co
Rexall Drug Store
East High
Ady
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