09 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
1
Washington reports the Agriculture Department forecast winter wheat production at 341 million bushels, based on June 1 crop conditions at 64.0 percent of normal. Rye is set at 30.4 million bushels with a 73.7 percent normal condition, while other crop conditions show mixed signals across oats barley and fruit crops.
Seventeenth issue continues with diploma recognitions for St Peters seniors and multiple achievements. Names across grades One to Eighth are listed for perfect attendance and high averages, with donations from local societies and associations acknowledged.
John A Bratek the sandwich shop employee who sued Archie C Loud of Santa Monica for 100000 for alienating his former wife dropped the suit today in circuit court Loud's attorney said Loud paid Bratek 250 and agreed to pay costs Last week a 1499 98 suit by a detective agency against Loud was dismissed with settlement announced Tourism in Missouri will top 30000000 this year up from 22000000 in 1932 State Highway Commission chairman Scott Wilson cites 10000 miles of highways and notes tourist spending by Missouri visitors could rise with the Century of Progress Exposition and better economic conditions Data on tourist spending is given from the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce including 21 cents on restaurants 20 cents for transportation 20 cents for lodging 8 cents for amusement 6 cents for confections and 25 cents for miscellaneous purchases The passage also notes a marble grave statue in Nashville for the first Mrs Loud and a brief note on various random facts including the Chinese language and iguanas
A Cleveland grand jury returned indictments charging misapplication of funds tied to the Standard Trust Bank of Cleveland. Alvanley Johnston, grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, along with James H. Cassell and C Stirling Smith face counts alleging unlawfully misplaced bank property totaling 150000 in 6 percent Seeboard Continental bonds used as collateral for a 100000 note by the Grand International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
In Harrisburg Illinois on June a peaceful scene followed a miner clash yesterday as 600 Progressive miners attempted a picket at Peabody Mine 43 which reopened after months of idleness due to union strife. About 200 Mine Workers reported for work without molestation while a dozen deputy sheriffs patrolled the area.
Cape Girardeau, June 9 AP Leo Wingerter 78 loaned about 10000 in recent years and could not collect it hanged himself in a barn at his farm near Biehle 30 miles north of here last night Relatives said he worried over the loans.
Two men held up a bank messenger and a bookkeeper in front of a Pekin post office and escaped with $10,000 in currency. In another item, Dr Clarence Parrish, 58, physician for the Missouri Pacific Railroad at Bagnell, Missouri, suffered heat exhaustion and was hospitalized after exposure.
A collision near Drake, Missouri fatally injured Clemence Springer and injured Christ Wingrath, Baise Wingrath, and A D Bontrager. Springer died en route to Linn and was riding with Wingrath. the others suffered non fatal injuries. The wreck blocked the road in Gasconade County and an inquest opened with evidence from Prosecuting Attorney J H Mosby.
Louis and Leo Springer are identified in a clipped notice from Jefferstown as heirs or residents associated with a city matter. The fragment suggests a family or property link, but details and actions remain unclear.
The House voted 196 to 162 to approve the Johnson amendment exempting municipally owned power plants from the producers' three percent electricity tax in the gasoline bill. The measure instructs conferees to accept the Senate amendment. The three percent tax remains on privately owned plants. Bastille era notes and a Arkansas Missouri extradition case are also mentioned in brief.
Richeard E. Gallagher of San Francisco was sentenced to two years in Leavenworth by Judge C. B. Faris after a jury found him guilty of using the mails to defraud. He posed as agent for a non existent New York publishing firm and advertised in St. Louis papers to recruit local agents to sell magazines. The case stemmed from a Better Business Bureau probe revealing a $100 crash bond from agents.
Kansas City based finance company seeks a man qualified as its representative in Jefferson City. Business involves lending on and refinancing automobiles, no new car financing. Preference for a male with current business connections who can operate with his own enterprise. Interested parties send full particulars to Box KH, care Jefferson City Capital News, Post Tribune.
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