Tugwell defends planning stance in Senate hearing
Rexford Tugwell, nominated undersecretary of agriculture, testifies before the Senate Agriculture Committee denying a brain trust and opposing Soviet style national planning. He supports Roosevelt era planning tied to NRA and AAA while rejecting radical committees. The four hour session features sharp exchanges with Byrd Smith and Bailey and a contentious crowd. The committee votes tomorrow on reporting the nomination.
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Rexford G. Tugwell
Senate Agriculture Committee
Waslington
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Senate Agricultural Committee
NRA
AAA
Wallace
Tugweil
Smith
Byrd
Bailey
Wheeler
Norris
B. Neb
Tugwell
United States
Afurphy D. Towal
Bankhead
Ala
Partly Cloudy and Cooler Then Scattered Showers
Weather summary notes partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers tonight and Tuesday morning. Cooler tonight in northwest and north portions, with cooler conditions persisting Tuesday. Kansas City region temperature readings appear with unclear figures and yesterday's data noted.
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Portzons
River States
Keokuk
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Waserly
Boverlle Schyism Og Heymann
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Rise
Manne
Rainfall Widespread Across Missouri with Local Extremes
Rainfall was general over Missouri with one third of the state receiving up to 3 inches. Heaviest rains occurred in the northwest central and southeast. Towns like Rolla Union and Hermann reported 3 inches or more. Poplar Bluff 2.09 inches. The rain aided crops and pasture but arrived too late for wheat and oats. River levels were expected to rise. A separate report notes tornado and heavy rain in Fayetteville Arkansas with structural damage and hail.
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Phipps Lumber Manufacturing Company
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Muskogee
State Employment Directors to Meet Across Nine States
Representatives of state labor commissioners and employment directors from Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Iowa Illinois Kentucky Tennessee and Missouri will meet tomorrow. Missouri state labor commissioner Mrs Mary Edna Cragen will host with attendees including Miss Mary La Dame Arthur J Altmeyer and Stanley B Mathewson to discuss inter state relations in placing employed workers.
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Missouri
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Washington
Federal Department of Indor
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Arthur J. Altmeyer
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
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Oklahoma
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Nebraska
Iowa
Ilinois
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Tennessee
Negro Drowns While Fishing in Moreau River Near Wardsville
John Warren a 46 year old Black man living on Highway 54 south of town drowned yesterday afternoon while fishing with five companions in the Moreau River near Wardsville. A 2 foot flood surge swept him away as his friends tried a rescue. Warren vanished under the waters after grabbing two men attempting to help. The body had not been recovered by late afternoon. Warren was famed for a string of past misfortunes including a gunshot injury in an hunting accident and a grease fire incident years earlier.
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Moreau
Wardsville
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Vincent Schrimpf
Police Seek Slayer After Night Shift Worker Dies
In St Joseph Missouri police pursued leads in the slaying of Lloyd Hruise 21 a filling station employee. His body was found in a drainage ditch near the station after he was reported missing Thursday. The victim reportedly was robbed of about 29 dollars and bears blunt force injuries to head and chest.
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Father of Fire Chief Robertson Dies in Bourbon Home
James K Robertson, aged 73, died at his Bourbon Missouri home early today after years of illness. Survived by wife and eight children including Ford E and J R Robertson of Jefferson City, Mrs. Rommelman of Wellington Texas, Jess Robertson, Mrs. Ava Woodcock of Sullivan, Mrs. Hulda Rhagedorn, Bessie Robertson, and M T Robertson of Bourbon. The couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary earlier this year.
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Jess Robertson
Ava Woodcock
Sullivan, Mo
Hulda Rhagedorn
Bessie
St. Louis
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Bourbon
Robertson
Plea Hearings Start in Federal Court Here
U S Court to reconvene with expected pleas of guilty in criminal cases as Judge Albert L Reeves plans to accept guilty pleas tomorrow. Eleven civil cases remain on the docket including land condemnation tied to Bagwell Dam construction. Union Electric Power and Light Co. vs Charles G Harvey likely to begin Tuesday afternoon.
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Kases City
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Federal agents to help find missing husband in Missouri
RKO federal agents to locate John Klumpp, missing since March 25, were to be sought by his wife Mrs. John Klump, postmaster at Rich Hill, who said he boarded a bus at St Louis en route to Kansas City. She said two men, met at a Kansas City hotel weeks earlier, discussed a new job he planned to take. she learned the men were not registered.
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State Repaid Large Loans From Central Missouri Trust
Jefferson City bank loans totaling 2,886,697 advanced to supplement state revenues for payrolls and bills over nine months have been repaid. Final payment of 530,984 made last Friday. state now faces 2,580,000 in outstanding bills and an 875,000 July payroll. Income taxes from Jackson County near 1,000,000 due will bolster the general fund.
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State Board of Fund Commissioners
Forrest Smith
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Missouri Farmers Irrigating Land In Jackson County
Missouri report from Kansas City June 2 farmers in the river bore towns of Jackson county irrigating land with water pumps to combat drought. Irrigation mainly by potato growers and truck farmers. about one fourth of 900 acres in the area is irrigated. More pumps to be installed soon unless drought ends with heavy rains.
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Toms
Jackson County
Ship Ethel Collett Sinks After Collision With Silver City
St Johns June 11. Five sailors missing after the schooner Ethel Collett was rammed and sunk in a collision with the refrigeration ship Silver City of St Johns. Search efforts continue for the five missing sailors as crews report the disaster.
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JAGKOON COUNTY CANNOT PAY RELIEF PLEDGE
Two Jackson County judges told the emergency relief committee the county has no funds to pay its 50,000 pledge. The pledges were made with the condition of sufficient tax receipts and funds, with Judge Truman absent but previously stating no funds were available. The dispute centers on whether the county can fulfill its pledge as relief costs rise.
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United States
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Eugene I. Purcell
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Sigmumr Stern
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Howard McCutcheon
Purcel
Hold Ozarkian on Charges of Larceny
Springfield, Mo. June 11 James O Edmondson 19 faced larceny charges over a theft of batteries from a shop owned by his brother Clifford Edmondson The accused said he aimed to collect a $35 debt owed by his brother The state finance department issued a charter for Tri County State Bank of Eldorado Springs with 25000 capital and 5000 surplus
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Clifford Edmondson
Solon Complains of NRA Workers Smoking and Idling
Washington dispatch reports Rep Sal Bloom denouncing a Johnson NRA letter as discourteous after he and Beedy were told by NRA staff to refrain from admonishing employees. Bloom recounts an idle scene in a Commerce Department area and notes Johnson’s rebuke to congressional courtesy.
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San Salvador counts its dead after a storm
Disaster struck San Salvador and surrounding areas as landslides and floods devastated villages. Officials estimate thousands may be killed and relief teams report widespread destruction from volcano-triggered slides, while aid measures include price controls and halted import duties to ease shortages.
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Twisted wreckage found in Catskills airliner disaster
A seven aboard American Airlines Condo Transport perished when fog and a squall over the Catskills drove the craft to crash through trees near Livingston Manor. Pilot Clyde Hollbrook and co pilot John Barron were among the dead, with seven others also killed. Local searchers reported the wreckage burned out and inaccessible, and officials attributed the tragedy to sudden bad weather.
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Hallace
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la Grange
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Chicago
Ada Huckeby
Hennshaw
Five Bells Family Rides Out Drought Tale
Mr and Mrs Everton Bell with the Five Bells took a family car ride amid drought chatter. Only four children returned home as Tyranitie was found safe at a neighbor’s house after a curious incident. Authorities seek the missing child and the event unfolds across GoFe County.
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Kan
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Everton Bell
Hie
Man
Dayne
Pilot describes finding downed transport plane in fog
Livingston Manor reporter recounts spotting a wrecked transport plane near a gully at about 11 am after taking off at 9 am to inspect mountain country through fog. The complete wreck shows fire damage. rescue teams will face rough terrain and dense woods to reach the site.
New Gas Guns For Local Cops
Local police department receives new gas guns and ammunition to quell disturbances. The short range and long range gas shells are designed to disperse crowds, with tear gas intended to be nonlethal and to cause no permanent injury.
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Crossley promises relief to drought-stricken farmers
Wallace Crossley pledged aid to drought-stricken farmers in North Missouri. Norman Hinehy and BR M Trowbridge will open offices at Chillicothe to locate underground water supplies. The Missouri Geological Survey at Rolla has begun a statewide water resources study to prepare for continued dry weather.
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Wallace Crossley
Reliet
Crossley
Norman Hinehy
BR. M. Trowbridge
Chillicothe
Crassley
Missouri Geological Survey
Rolla
Grain Prices Climb as Drought Sways Futures
The drought drives grain futures higher in early June with wheat up 19 cents, corn 7 cents, oats 15 cents and rye 9 cents since April 30. Despite heavier trading, public participation remains weak and bullish news fails to spur broad buying. Chicago markets report a 27 percent price rise over the past month amid drought concerns.
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