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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
3
Washington June 9 The Johnson amendment to the gasoline tax bill sparred over exempting municipally owned electric plants from a three percent power levy. Conferees disagree, and the issue will go to the House for a final decision.
The Treasury’s first security offering since cancelling the gold payment clause oversubscribed five times. Officials say the subscriptions reflect strong public confidence in the government. The $900,000,000 issue remains open for two more days for bids in blocks of $10,000 or less. Secretary Winston plans to accept all small investor bids, noting many have already joined.
Preliminary returns from Federal Reserve Banks indicate proposed Tennessee Valley development behind the latest plan while the Department of Justice reports broad results from its anti gold hoarding campaign. Forty some names with a total of 283,064 dollars were referred to the criminal division for possible prosecution, Attorney General Cummings says. He warns that someone will be prosecuted and hints publication of hoarders’ names may precede court action.
Washington June 9 AP A crowded hearing room on a hot day reports banker J P Morgan appearing in shirtsleeves and suspenders as senators discussed affairs. The thermometer hit 96 degrees and the crowd urged coats off. Morgan hesitated but shed jackets, revealing a linen shirt and white suspenders as the session proceeded.
Laboratory tests show Kellogg's All-Bran supplies bulk to stimulate the intestines and vitamin B to boost appetite, aiding regular habits to relieve constipation. It also claims higher iron content than beef liver, with All-Bran described as mild and palatable, sold nationwide with recipes on the package.
Mrs Mary E Cassell a 43 year officer of the Grand International Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers said she would not seek re election as grand president though she would accept if nominated by acclamation A younger candidate is favored by new members amid a dispute over leadership Johnson and a committee move toward broader unity with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers Other notes include Mrs M Simms of Indianapolis elected grand president of the Voluntary Relief Association for a six year term and the association overseeing invested funds for the auxiliary
Nashville police arrest Balfe MacDonald 17 of Flint Michigan after he admits identity and flight in connection with his mother’s slaying on May 17. He and companion William Terwilliger 16 are charged with murder and fugitives from justice as Michigan officers arrive to take charge. The case arose amid an extortion inquiry and remains under police inquiry.
Washington, June AP) Complaints by Miss Louise Maret co proprietor of a fashionable girls school that she was swindled out of 5044 led to the arrest of Countess Grace de Benque and George S. Gormley both of Washington In a police statement Miss Maret 60 said she rode with Gormley last October and he parked the car then a man with a flash light demanded payment for alleged violations The countess allegedly urged Gormley to pay and advance funds for which Miss Maret would issue her notes Gormley denied knowledge of the incident but admitted Miss Maret lent him 5000 in exchange for his receipt 5000 bonds in 1000 units were pledged Also noted bidding issues for bonds and a mention of the calcium iron and iodine in a child diet
For the first time in state history small investors may bid on road bonds. The state board of fund commissioners met this week and decided bids will be accepted on June 15.
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