Windsor Wants To Serve King In Any Capacity
In Austria the equerry said the former king Edward VIII wishes to serve the empire in any role. Potential return to England was hinted, but timing uncertain. The couple plans a brief Venice Dalmatian coast trip and focus on letter replies, charity work, and a useful life with Wallis Warfield.
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Noetsch
Austria
Duke of Windsor
England
Dudley Forwood
Forwood
Edward
Wasserloonburgh Castle
Venice
Dalmatian
United States
Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Chateau de Cande
Monts
France
Venue Change Granted in West Plains Murder Case
Circuit Judge Wil H. D. Green granted a venue change for 23 year old Robert Kenyon charged with first degree murder in the death of Dr. J C B Davis of West Plains. Trial moves before Judge W E Barton in the 19th circuit. date to be set next Saturday. Kenyon remains jailed in West Plains.
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West Plains
Wil H. D. Green
Howell County
Robert Kenyon
West, Plains
J. C. B. Davis
Jude
W. E. Barton
Houston
Barton
Kenyon
Postmaster sought at Shrum Missouri
Washington reports Representative Orville Zimmermann and post office officials have been unable to find a qualified candidate for postmaster at Shrum Missouri. Several applicants offered but none eligible. Charles Shrum, acting postmaster after his father's death, does not want the job and few residents live in Shrum. Salary is under $200 yearly.
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Washington
Orville Zimmerman
Kennett
Post Office
Shum
Charles Shrum
James Shrum
Shrum
Eclipse Photograph Expedition Heads Home From Denton Island
A U S Navy and National Geographic Society team of 16 astronomers on Denton Island wrap up a 213 second total solar eclipse study. They report a rare success with detailed corona photographs and plan to ship negatives to Honolulu before leaving Hawaii for home on June 19.
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Washington
South Pacific
United States Navy
National Geographic Society
Denton Island
S. A. Mitchell
Paul A. McNally
Georgetown University Observatory
Honolulu
Hawaii
Woman Confesses Murder of Farmer Near Acorn Ridge
Sheriff says Mary Patterson, 23, daughter in law of James Patterson, farmer killed at Acorn Ridge near Bicefield, confessed in a written statement obtained this morning. The shooting occurred early Monday morning and investigators are verifying details of the case.
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Poplar Bluff
Randall Evans
Stoddard County
Mary Patterson
James Patterson
Acorn Ridge
Bicefield
You Many Trades Ice Cream for Eggs in Cavalier
Cavalier Drug Store advertised a trade event offering ice cream cones in exchange for eggs. The note claimed 3,000 trades in a day, a surplus of eggs, and a dwindling stock of medicaments for stomachache treatment, reflecting local shortages and quirky commerce in Cavalier North Dakota.
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Cavalier
N. D
Cavalier Drug Store
Ninth Federal Jury Ordered in Kansas City Vote Fraud Case
Federal District Judge Merritt as Otis ordered a panel of 70 prospective jurors from outside Jackson County to appear June 21 for the ninth federal vote fraud conspiracy case. U.S. District Attorney Maurice M. Milligan said three pending cases are docketed for that date, but which will be tried first remains undisclosed. The second U. S. Grand jury probing the November 3 election continued its work.
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Kansas City
Merritt As Otis
Jackson County
U.S
Maurice M. Milligan
U. S
What a Life For Hubby Divorced Claim Sets Stage
Joseph Murgay filed for divorce in Los Angeles on grounds that his wife imposed harsh living conditions by making him sleep in a chicken house or cellar to accommodate relatives. He accuses her of allowing their dog into bed and forcing their eight year old son Henry to swear at him.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Murgay
Henry
Weather aids growth but wheat still hurt in Missouri
The Missouri crop bulletin reports nearly normal temperatures and ample moisture last week, with showers interrupting fieldwork and causing alfalfa and hay damage. Wheat is good to excellent overall but needs two dry weeks to mature. winds and storms damaged wheat in spots, while oats, barley, rye, alfalfa, and corn show good to excellent conditions. Cherries are being marketed.
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ST. Louis
United States Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Important Laws Take Effect From 59th Assembly
A summary lists measures becoming effective under the 59th general assembly. Unemployment insurance and welfare agency consolidation take effect when signed by the governor along with changes to old age pension. a 2 percent sales tax is in effect. drivers license requirements began September 9. lethal gas executions and a 2 cent gasoline tax shift take effect September 9 and December 8 respectively.
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59Th General Assembly
Insect Damage Affects Truck Crops And Veggies
Report notes slight insect damage to truck crops and vegetables. Statement adds progress toward recovery while mentioning poultry output with quarter-pound eggs laid by a Manchurian breed of hens.
Springfield Traffic Chief Scrutinizes Sign Painter Retort
Springfield Missouri in June reports Traffic Chief James Hale shifting from a diary of art criticism after a street sign painter’s retort. The exchange references city signs and a $100.4 monthly figure, with a fragmentary note on various flies.
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Springfield
James Hale
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Missouri Power
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H. L. Ruppert and Company
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Thomas Hart Benton
Palm Beach
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Washington Street
Jefferson City
REX “Model
J. L. Trimble
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Robert E. Holliway
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Chamber of Commerce
C. Carson
Central Broom Co
Missouri Power & Light CO
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