Missouri to seek 486 million for unemployment relief plan
Missouri officials announce a state unemployment and relief program seeking 486 million dollars in federal funds to back a 495.9 million construction slate. Projects include highway and farm to market work plus city halls and courthouses, with most counties and thousands of jobs affected, while warning that federal allocations may be smaller than proposed.
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Missouri
Guy B. Park
Roosevelt
Walter Burr
Burr
Missouri Relief and Reconstruction Commission
Public Works Commission
Federal Construction ‘Fund
Washington
Wallace Grossley
Warrensburg
GOVT
Treasury
Congress
Marshfield
Ore
Big Springs
Tex
Los Angles
Carville
Hugh 8. Johnson
Public Works
Prize fighting legalized in Texas set for September start
Austin report states that Governor Miriam Ferguson signed a bill legalizing prize fights in Texas. Non title bouts are limited to 10 rounds and championship matches to 15 rounds. The labor commissioner will enforce the law, which also regulates wrestling matches.
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Austin
Tex
Sovermmor Miriam
Ferguson
Texas
Mrs Roosevelt explains Texas picture incident
Mrs Roosevelt said she had a pleasant chat with Governor Ferguson and that no offense was intended after the Texas meeting photograph mix up. She noted she posed with Governor White of Ohio and was not photographed with Mrs Ferguson due to timing and breakfast plans.
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Washington
Texas
Ma” Ferguson
Roosevelt
Mrs. Ferguson
Dallas
Extradition sought for embezzler Leritz in California
Russell T. Boyle, assistant prosecutor, prepared a request for the extradition of Sidney Leritz, 25, indicted for embezzlement of 3620 from J. H. B. McCray Lumber Co. Leritz was reported under arrest in Oakland, California, after being arrested in 1931 on the warrant. He was divorced from Maurrine Major, niece of ex-Governor Eliot W. Major of Missouri.
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Kansas City
Russell T. Boyle
Sidney Leritz
Oakland
California
Leritz
J H. B. McCray Lumber Company
Middleman sought in car tag drive case
Police probing Kansas City license irregularities report 82 motorists arrested as many claim to have bought cheaper Missouri licenses through a middleman who charges 75 cents per transaction. The middleman allegedly handles payment, car type, and address selection to obtain the license. Investigators say they have identified the middleman.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Otto P. Higgins
Two Army Flyers Killed in Idaho Crash
Boise, Idaho June 13. Lieutenants George B. Haltom and Whitney Close of the 116th Observation Squadron from Felts Field Spokane were killed when their planes crashed during Idaho National Guard maneuvers.
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Boise, Ida
George B. Halton
Whitney
Felts Field
Spokane
Wash
Idaho National Guard
Buck Brothers Equally Guilty in Kidnapping Case
In Barnstable Massachusetts on June 12 AP reports District Attorney William C Crossley told the McMath kidnapping jury that Kenneth Buck 28 and Cyril Buck 44 both of Harwichport are equally guilty in the ransom of 10 year old Margaret Peggy McMath. Nell C McMath paid 20000 ransom. Cyril alleged to have misled Peggy’s father while Kenneth confessed.
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Barnstable
Mabe
Wiliam C. Crossley
McMath
Kenneth
Cyril Buck
Buck Brothers
Cyril
Harwichport
Margaret Peggy McMath
Nell c. McMath
Crossley
Buck
Williard Carleton
Superior Court
Edward F. Hantly
Peggy
Barwickport School
Kansans Hope for Legal Beer Sale in Topeka
Topeka June 13 AP A Federal Court restraining order against state officials interfering with 3 2 beer sales in Kansas prompted a dozen Topeka establishments and individuals to apply for federal beer tax stamps. Deputy internal revenue collector George Ehret said he accepted stamp fees and forwarded the applications and funds to Wichita for processing.
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Topeka
Kansas
George Ehret
Internal Revenue Collector
Ehret
Internal Revenue Collectors
Wichita
Two airmen reach Port-au-Prince in Haiti
Captain J. Errol Boyd and two companions landed safely in Port-au-Prince after flying 2471 miles non-stop from New York. They had been forced to down in St. Marc, Haiti, last night before reaching their destination.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Errol Boyd
Toney
St. Marc
New York
Dirigible Akron Seen Over Chicago During Training Flight
The Elant dirigible Macon appeared over Chicago at 6 20 this morning on its 48 hour training flight from its Akron base Ohio. By 9 00 A M it was reported over Sheboygan Wisconsin’s business district as part of the same mission.
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Chicago
Macon
Akron
Ohio
Sheyboygern
Wis
Don Juan Named Heir to Spanish Throne By Former King
Madrid June 13 Former King Alonzo of Spain plans to name his son Don Juan heir to the Spanish throne authorities said. The move, reported by United Press, signals a transition of royal succession pending formal steps and approvals.
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Madrid
Alonzo
Spain
Don Juan
United Press
International Conference Debates Debt and Economic Peace
The conference eyed quick action on war debts with Debtor nations seeking immediate settlement while French Premier Daladier urged international collaboration to prevent economic war. Baron von Neurath spoke as Morrison arrived late, and talks explored public works plans and price stabilization amid calls for a broader economic bloc independent of Europe.
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Great Britain
MacDonald
Geneva
Hull
Washington
Daladier
France
Neville Chamberlain
House of Comons
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
Stockholm
Europe
Maxim Litvinoff
International
Zabor
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
Morrison
Amercan
Missouri Pacific and Frisco carloadings rise for week
The Missouri Pacific and St. Louis San Francisco railways reported week ending June 10 carloadings and receipts surpassing the previous year. Missouri Pacific shipments reached 28,703 versus 24,829 last year while Frisco showed 12,341 compared with 111,231 a year ago.
Lamson case prelim hearing set in San Jose
San Jose authorities probing the Lamson murder case denied rumors of notes by Mrs Lamson and divorce plans. David A Lamson, Stanford press manager, faces a Thursday preliminary hearing before Justice Miller. Officials weigh holding in the county board room due to anticipated crowds.
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San Jose
Calif
David A. Laison
Stanford University Press
Allene
Lamson
Earle Hamilton
John Wood
Hamilton
Wood
Allan P. Lindasay
Atorney
County Board of Supervisors
Bainbridge defeats Anderson by 10436 in Minneapolis mayor race
Complete unofficial returns from yesterday's municipal election show A. G. Buzz Bainbridge ahead of Mayor William Anderson by 10,436. Returns from all 354 precincts give Bainbridge 72,140 votes and Anderson 63,764.
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Minneapolis
A. G
Bainbridge
William Anderson
Meyor
Anderson
Six Die as Auto Is Hit by Train in Centralia
Centralia Illinois reports six people killed when their car was struck by a freight train. The collision occurred this morning as the vehicle attempted to cross the tracks. Investigators described the scene as tragic with no survivors among the occupants. Authorities advised motorists to stop at crossings and wait for trains to pass.
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Centralia
Ili
Chicago
Stevens
Hovel
Night Rest Restored by Lydia E. Pinkham Product
Mrs Hattie Well of Fall River Massachusetts reports twelve months of sleepless nights and daily fatigue. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she sleeps better and manages sixteen rooming house duties. The ad promotes the remedy to restless and nervous individuals claiming it quiets nerves and restores sound sleep.
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Hattie Well
Main St
Fall River
Masa
Tyche E. Pinkhaay
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