Change of venue sought in doctor slayer case
West Plains Missouri June 8 AP Circuit Judge Will H Green heard a petition for change of venue in the planned trial of Robert Kenyon for the kidnap slaying of Dr J C B Davis of Willow Springs The request comes from Kenyon's father who seeks removal from Howell County and from Judge Green's jurisdiction Kenyon also asks the court to appoint counsel claiming his attorney quit due to inability to pay the 100 fee
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Westplains
Will H. D. Green
Robert Kenyon
J. C. B. Davis
Willow Springs
Kenyon
Howell County
Kenyons
Murder Charge Filed in Aurora Killing Near Dance Hall
Prosecuting Attorney Stanley Ginn said he would file a first degree murder charge against Leo Mallonee 29 the man named by a coroner's jury as the shooter who fatally wounded Franklin Grimes 31 outside a dance hall near Aurora Missouri Saturday night authorities reported Mallonee faces the charge as investigations continue into the Saturday shooting in the town near hereurred.
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Aurora, Mo
Stanley Ginn
Leo Mallonee
Franklin Grimes
Here
Barnard Dean Sees grads balance career and marriage
New York June 8 AP America's sweet girl graduates face less clash between marriage and career in 1937. Dean Virginia Gildersleeve says many will marry within ten years, most will work years before and after marriage, and more will pursue business, professions, medicine, law, social service, and advanced study.
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New York
America
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard College
Dean Gildersleeve
Gildersleeve
Ally
Barnard
Flashes of Life and Small-Town News Sparks
AP dispatches describe a honey buzzing incident in New Castle Pennsylvania where bees swarm a parked car and cling to the gas tank hood and exhaust. In San Diego fire crews suffer a volley of bullets while tackling a blaze uncovering a rusted pistol with five discharged shells. In Great Bend Kansas officials hunt for Civil War cannon thefts from Pawnee Rock Park. In Chicago Oscar Gunderson touts a 17,000 mile horn free trip, calling constant horn use unnecessary.
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The
Associated Press
New Castle
Gottfried
Ulrich
San Diego
Calif
J. &. Sinderholm
Great Bend
Kas
Barton County
Kansas
Pawnee Rock Park
Chicago
Oscar Gunderson
Appointees Confirmed by Senate in Swift Vote
Governor Stark’s nominees, including four St Louis police board members, were approved by the Senate in under an hour. The confirmations encompass health, labor, insurance, finance, agriculture, eleemosynary, public service, athletic, and university posts with names such as Malvern Clapton, Mary Edna Cruzen, Frank Lahey, O H Moberly, Jewell Mayes, W Ed Jameson, John Ferguson, Benjamin Harrison, and Earl Nelson among others.
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Stark
Senate
St. Louis
Board of Health
Malvern B. Clapton
L. Paul Forgrave
St. Joseph
Cruzen
Mary Edna Cruzen
Gallatin
Workmen's Compensation Commission
Frank J. Lahey
O. H. Moberly
Harris
Agriculture
Jewell Mayes
Richmond
Board of Managers of
Eleemosynary Institutions
W. Ed Jameson
Fulton
W. R. Painter
Carrollton
DB. Matthews
Sikeston
John D. McNeely
John J. Guffin
Public Service Commission
John A. Ferguson
Cape Girardeau
Athletic Commission
Benjamin J. Harrison
Springfield
Board of Managers
Federal Soldiers Home
Lewis N. Coffman
Salem
Earl E. Young
Lebanon
University of Missouri Board of Curators
Earl F. Nelson
H. J. Blanton
Paris
Samuel H. Liberman
Albert B. Lambert
William Igoe
Frank B. Coleman
Lincoln University Board of Eur
Almost Spiked Rise in a Kansas City Star Tale
S D Marlow grandfather of Jean Marlow speaks in Kansas City with the star’s mother Mrs Joan Bellow recalling a bitter protest over her granddaughter’s attire that led to a contract release. The piece lists names including Dewitt M Perry at Ralls county, Edward W Gray at Maryville, and B Marvin Casteel at St Joseph among Missouri officials and board members in a sprawling West to East roster.
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S. D. Marlow
Jean Marlow
Kansas City
Kas
Joan Bellow
Marlow
Alors
William J. Thomkins
Joseph L. McLemore
St. Louis
C. C. Hubbard
Sedalia
Board of Managers School For the Deal
Dewitt M. Perry
Ralls County
State Highway Commission
Edward W. Gray
Maryville
H. G. Simpson
Charleston
Claude C. Harp
Nevada
B. Marvin Casteel
St. Joseph
Richard Johnson
George Blowers
Mexico
State Tax Commission
Jesse A. Stehell
Aya
Kirksville
Teachers College
Regents Names Tie To Springfield Teachers College Board
Board of regents J C Houck of Shelbina and W A Cable of Hannibal join Springfield Teachers College board with Sam E Trimble of Springfield and Grover C James of Joplin in a regional appointment. The article notes that ninety percent of English women's fur coats are a habitual choice, a point reflecting fashion commentary accompanying the meeting.
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Board of Regents
J. C. Houck
Shelbina
W. A. Cable
Hannibal
Springfield Teachers College Board of Regents
Sam E. Trimble
Springfield
Grover C. James
Joplin
Two Hurt Critically In Motor Car Crash
Rol la Mo June 8 AP two Granite City NL men remained in critical condition today from injuries suffered in an automobile accident Sunday A third victim Harold J Slay 31 year old carpenter also of Granite City died here yesterday Clarence Freese 25 was in a hospital here and his cousin Thomas Freese 30 a business agent for a laborers union was taken yesterday to a Granite City hospital where physicians said he may have suffered a broken neck.
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Rolla, Mo
Granite City
Harold J. Slay
Carpenter
Clarence Freese
Thomas Freese
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