Detroit gangster Fleischer surrenders amid Lindbergh link probes
Harry Fleischer, sought for months in the Lindbergh kidnapping and the Collingwood massacre, surrendered at 10 20 a m in Detroit accompanied by two attorneys. He faced prosecutors, was to be arraigned on Prohibition charges, and police were ordered to notify federal authorities. Reports traced Fleischer to earlier raids and rumor mill rumors, with officials awaiting examination results in Detroit.
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Collingweed
Fleischer
Harry S. Toy
Texas
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Prosecator Toy
Fisischer
Recorders Court
Collingwood
New York
Lindbergh Kidnmaning
Bronx
Pleischer
Abe Wegner
New Jersey
Teine
WOR
Fleisher
Harry A. Uterhart
Monterey
Mexico
Trenton
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Walter Coughlin
State Police
Tarry Fleischer
Lindbergh
Coughlin
Kidnap Ring Bared on West Coast
Reports say eastern gangsters abducted two business men for a $12,000 ransom and targeted Roy G. Currier as the next victim with a $100,000 goal. Guards watched Currier last Saturday as police hunted three named gangsters involved in the two kidnappings.
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Roy G. Currier
Currier
Forecast Unsettled Weather Tonight and Friday
Missouri area forecast unsettled conditions expected tonight and Friday with cloudy skies and patchy showers. Temperatures remain steady with little change, and winds may shift, bringing variable precipitation chances across the region.
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Missouri
City Council Panel to Study Municipal Ownership Plan
A city council committee formed earlier this year to study municipal ownership for Jefferson city plans a meeting at city hall tonight. Alderman Chet A. Platt says the session aims to organize the group, appoint an executive secretary, and involve the Chamber of Commerce in data gathering from other cities with municipal plants. Officials anticipate several months to collect data before any ownership election is discussed, with members including Mayor Henry Asel and City Attorney June R. Rose among others.
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Chet A. Platt
Platt
Chamber of Commerce
Henry Asel
June R. Rose
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Loesch
Chet Platt
Oliver Bassman
Otto Busch
Col. A. Linxwiler
Relief Bills Push Ahead in Congress for Hungry Aid
Washington June 9 194? Relief legislation moves in both Senate and House to aid the unemployed and hungry. House rules committee opens early vote on a measure to use 40 million bushels of farm board wheat and 509 026 bales of cotton for the destitute. Senate Agriculture Committee backs a McNary resolution expanding wheat to 50 million bushels. Senate debates loans for scrap planting and cultivation and a $300 million state loan program to aid the jobless faces potential drastic procedures. Cotton can be used for clothing under agreement with mills.
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House Rules Committee
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Reconstruction Corporation
de ‘ Ic
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Arkansas
Reid
Military Committee
Payne
Red Cross
Congress
Jones
Agricultural Committee
Thieves Loot Dost Restaurant. Chickens Stolen Nearby
Thieves entered Dost restaurant at 1 High Street last night and stole a large quantity of cigarettes cigars and candies as well as ice cream. More than a thousand cigarettes and assorted sweets vanished after breaking a rear door. Separately a chicken shed at Mrs Bess Gasche’s house on the south side was broken into and thirty chickens were taken, including a prized pet hen Miss Gasche valued highly.
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Don West 1 High Street
Bess Gasche
Miss Gasche
Bus Sideswipes Truck. One Fatally Hurt Near Montgomery City
An early morning crash on Highway 40 near Highway 19 east of Montgomery City left one man fatally injured and five others injured when a Midland Stage bus en route to St Louis sideswiped a parked truck. Driver Frank Dunn was detained for a coroner's inquest. The truck, driven by Clarence Kaczmar, protruded onto the highway. A Black man named Quinn, seated in the right rear, died instantly. five white men in the same row were injured. Quinn's wife May was uninjured.
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Here
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Cottage Ave
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Sharon
Kamp
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Quinn
St Louis
May
Federal receivership sought for Missouri savings firm
Shareholders Stanley G. Stewart and Mrs. Belie McConnell Richard filed a petition in Kansas City asking a Federal court to appoint a receiver for Farm and Home Savings and Loan Association of Missouri. The firm, with $50 million in assets, is in voluntary state receivership under George A. Wagner. The petition seeks federal jurisdiction, and the matter may reach Federal Judge Albert L. Reeves in Jefferson City.
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Farm and Home Savings and Loan Association of Missouri
Stanley G. Stewart
Belie McConnell Richard
Asoiation
George A. Wagner
Building and Loan Associations
Nevada
Albert L. Reeves
Jefferson City
Cole County Beeves Top the Market
J Erhart and son of Jefferson City topped the market at the National Stock Yards on June Sid with beef cattle bringing 6.65 per cwt. from 22 Shorthorns averaging 922 pounds. The Erharts praised the year’s sale while cattle weighed about 700 pounds for the fat heifers and steers and the long feed resulted in top grades.
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Joe
Jefferson City
National Stock Yards
Erhart
Baseball Scores National League Quiz in Two Games
Chicago and Brooklyn played a doubleheader with Chicago scoring 2 runs in the 9th and Brooklyn 5 in the top. Malone, Mungo, and Lopes pitched as Wilson and Hartnett homered. Boston and St. Louis also played, with Haines Mancuso and Brown Cantwell contributing. final scores reflect pitching and late-inning hits.
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Wth
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Mungo and Lopes
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St. Louis
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Mancuso
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Cantwell
Spohrer
Harigrave
Veterans Demand Army Rations Support in Congress
Washington June 9 AP Federal aid for thousands of veterans who converged on the capital to demand cash payment of the soldiers' bonus was sought through resolutions in both houses. A bonus marchers’ permanent organization forms to press demands. Father James R. Cox planned to address the veterans at Anacostia. A War Department ration resolution and sheltering equipment aid were introduced in Congress. Police to receive funds from a boxing benefit proceeds.
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Hurley
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Portland
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Wardsville Parish Picnic Set for July 27
The St. Stanislaus Parish at Wardsville will host its annual parish picnic on Wednesday, July 27. A feature of the event is a supper served at the school hall.
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St. Stanislaus Parish
Wardsville
Lexington to Get River Radio Station
Lexington Missouri city council approves a strip of municipally owned ground for use by the federal government to construct a short wave river communications station on the river.
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Lexington
RIVER
Logan speaks at the Atwanis Club luncheon
At its weekly Missouri Hotel luncheon the Atwanis Club heard A. Logan, Missouri agricultural statistician with the U S Department of Agriculture and Kiwanis Club president, discuss Missouri agriculture and how federal and state boards prepare statistics and crop estimates. Malcolm Epstein was welcomed as a new member with Judge Henry Westhues delivering the charge.
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iWanis Club
A. Logan
Missouri Agricultural Statistician
United States Department of Agriculture
Kiwanis Club of
Columbia
Logan
Missouri Agriculture
United States
Missouri Departments of Agriculture
Malcolm Epstein
Kiwanis Club
Henry Westhues
Women golfers to contest city meet at Municipal Links
Officials of the Country Club announce the Ladies City Golf Tournament at Municipal Links next Monday with the citys best women golfers expected to participate for the championship. The event also includes bridge and blind prizes. Friday June 17 is Ladies Day at the Country Club as preparations begin for a busy season at Jefferson City Country Club.
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Ladies Cay
Jefferson City
Schwartze Enters Republican Sheriff Race in Cole County
Henry J. Schwartze, a Jefferson City machinist for over two decades, announces his Republican bid for Cole County sheriff. A longtime party supporter, he says he runs alone, pledging honesty and efficiency if elected. He lives at 812 Past Capitol Avenue with his wife and two sons.
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Henry J. Schwartze
Henry
Cole County
Schwartze
Jeferson City
Capitol Avenue
New Attendance Record Set at City Swimming Pool
The Chamber of Commerce swimming pool committee reports this season’s opening week set an attendance record, attributing the rise to lower prices for season tickets and swims while noting improvements. The committee thanks Warden Rudolph for parking and drive assistance. many picnics and tables increased activity. Surplus funds fund ongoing pool improvements totaling about $1800 since 1930.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rudolph
State Penitentiary
Campaign Waste Charges Against Governor Hopeful Becker
Former State Senator W Co delves into statistics at the courthouse alleging extravagance and a bloated payroll in Charles A. Becker’s 11 years in public life. He cites payroll growth, campaign travel by staff, contracts for printing amendments, and alleged newspaper stall tactics funded by public money, warning of costs to taxpayers.
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W Co.wie
Charles A. Becker
Becker
Irwin
E. H. Winter
Whiem
Charles
A. Becker
If You Had Less Than 43 85 June 1 You're Not Average
Washington reports the nation’s money in circulation at month start shows $5,479,208 in cash per capita $37.82 last year and $5,491,? this year with a per person gain of 9 cents. The Treasury noted an aggregate rise of $14,061,373 for the month.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Wits
House Sends Economy Bill to Conferees
The House disagreed to Senate amendments to the $150,000,000 economy bill and sent it to conference. The Senate version was about $100,000,000 short of its earlier savings, with furloughs replacing a ten percent pay cut for non essential federal workers. Democrats charged President Hoover with wrecking the bill by endorsing furloughs, arguing new taxes would be needed to balance the budget. Final passage awaited conference outcomes.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hoover
Robinson
Byrnes
Harrison
Barkley
Heaver
Congress
Paul Hunziker in critical condition at Mayo Hospital
From Rochester Minnesota a report states Paul Hunziker underwent surgery for intestinal trouble at Mayo Brothers and remains in critical condition with recovery deemed doubtful. He left the city a week ago and his mother was summoned to Rochester on Saturday.
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Hunziker
Clark Avenue
Missouri and Hoover align on dry issue vote sought
Missouri leaders say they want only a vote on prohibition resubmission. National figures, including Postmaster General Brown, discuss convention plans in Chicago as Missouri’s commitment to a resubmission remains nonbinding.
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Hoover
Chicago
Waller F. Brown
Brown
Fess
White House
Missouri National
EB. Clements
Hydehart
National
Iowa
Kansas
Aay
Charles R. Ross
Unit Ad
David Mulvane
Mulvane
William Findly to Address Douglas Club Tonight
William P. Findly, candidate for the Republican nomination for secretary of state, will address the Douglas Club at Washington school tonight. The executive committee has issued an invitation to all to attend as he discusses the issues of the day.
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William P. Findly
Douglas Club
Washington School
Findly
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