Missouri House Speaker Defends Record A Quiet Session Criticized
Speaker Jones H Parker defended the Missouri House record blaming the Democratic Senate for inaction and criticized the press for unfair coverage. Elmer Donnell of Associated Industries urged voter accountability and warned the public against ignoring governance issues. Parker said a comprehensive statewide record would be circulated.
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Missouri
Jones H. Parker
Elmer Donnell
Associated Industries
Parker
House
Senate
Air schedule starts today on transcontinental air rail route
New York June 14 UP a trans continental air rail service to bring Atlantic and Pacific oceans within 60 hours will be inaugurated. Delegates depart Grand Central Terminal at 6 pm on the California Limited to meet at Garden City Kansas via Chicago and Kansas City. Mrs Mabel Willebrandt receives water from the Atlantic to be poured into the Pacific as ceremony symbol.
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Los Angeles
Universal Aviation Corporation
New York Central Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
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Mabel Willebrandt
The
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Southwestern Limited
Cleveland
Fokker
Garden City
Kansas
Chicago
Kansas City
Santa Fe
California Limited
Grand Central
James J. Walker
Willebrandt
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific
Flag Day Observances at Betty Ross Birthplace
In Philadelphia on Flag Day ceremonies gathered at the Betty Ross House birthplace of the American flag. Veterans groups and DAR, Colonial Dames, American Legion, G AR joined parades concerts and speeches at Independence Hall drawing hundreds to honor the flag.
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Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Al- 50
Veterans of the
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The
American Legion
Daughters of the American Revolution
Colonial Dames
Gehrig Hits Two Home Runs to Lead Race
Lou Gehrig homered twice against George Uhle in the Yankees today at the stadium to raise his season total to 17. The first inning homer came with bases empty while the second drove in Vic Delancey? Wait.
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New York
Lou Gehrig
George Uhle
Gehrig
Lou
Combs
Man Shot by Police Identified in St. Louis Case
St Louis police identify the wounded suspect as Clayton B Parker who was shot by Patrolman Andrew Rega in Forest Park during an attempted holdup Parker had served two prison terms and was one of 12 parolees freed by Governor Baker last Christmas week The suspect and his brother Frank Parker pleaded guilty in 1920 to robbery of a clergyman and wife Frank died yesterday from heart disease following his recapture. Clayton remains in serious condition at City Hospital with an abdominal bullet wound.
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Forest Park
Clayton B. Parker
State Penitentiary
Baker
Parker
Frank
Nevada
Frank Parker
Clayton
City
Andrew Rega
Robins shortstop F Glenn Wright wed in Fulton Missouri
F Glenn Wright Brooklyn Robins shortstop married Miss Margaret Josephine Benn of Harrisonville Missouri at Westminster College home in Fulton. The ceremony was conducted by Rev W Garner Alcorn. Wright, recovering from an arm injury, plans a honeymoon in St Louis before rejoining the Robins in Brooklyn. Wright and Brutus Hamilton, Westminster athletics coach, were MU football stars and friends.
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First Christian Church
Wright
Hamilton
University of Missouri
Missouri Pacific Gains Indirect Hold on Missouri Southern
The Missouri Pacific Railroad, through acquiring a controlling stake in the Missouri & Winnovis Railroad, now indirectly controls the 54 mile Missouri Southern line from Hunker to Leeper. The move follows a May 24 purchase of a controlling interest in the Missouri & Illinois road, and the Missouri Southern remains outside a broader unification plan with 22 short line subsidiaries.
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Missouri Southern Railroad
Hunker
Leeper
Missouri
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri Pacific
Missouri & Winnovis Railroad
Missouri & Illinois Road
Lince
Missouri Southern
Jefferson City Choral Club to Broadcast Tomorrow
The Jefferson City Choral Club will air a short program on station WIL in St. Louis during the noon hour at 11 15 tomorrow. Twenty three members, guests of the Statler Hotel, performed in St Louis over the weekend and will return home Monday night.
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Capital City
WIL
St. Louis
Statler
All Representatives Invited To Hoover Teas
A White House statement says wives and families of all Senate and House members are invited to call at the White House for a series of teas hosted by Mr. Hoover. No names are omitted from the official list. The event was attended by Mrs. De Priest and other prominent officials' wives.
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White House
Boover
Oscar de Priest
Illinois
Senate
House of Representatives
Hoover
de Priest
James W. Good
Secretary of War
William D. Mitchell
Arthur M. Frees
California
Clyde Kelly
Pennsylvania
Grace Burton
Ohio
Edison to Pick Youth Genius From 49 Candidates
The Edison plan selects 49 youths from each state and D C to travel to Orange New Jersey for tests. The chosen teen will receive technical schooling and a job at Edison's plant to prepare as the inventor's successor.
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Leves
Edison Laboratories
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Railway Stocks Lead Mixed Market as Rails Rally
New York June 1 owners pushed rail shares higher amid a broad market with profit taking. Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis rose to a new high, New Haven reached 110 1 2, and U S Steel advanced over 3 points. Major drill and electrical firms traded near highs while Montgomery Ward and General Electric faced profit taking. total volume around 2,200,000 shares.
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Hethiehem Steel
Briggs Mig
Calumet & Hecla
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Commerce Prices Listed for Major Automakers
A compact listing shows quotable prices or stock numbers for Westinghouse El and Mig 192, White Motor Co 413-4, Willys Overland 21, Woolworth Co 219, Wright Aero 1207-8 reflecting market quotes or catalog entries.
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White Motor Co
Willys Overland
Woolworth Co
Wright Aero
Mexicans Pray for Opening of Churches in Mexico City
Thousands kneel in church pews as talks on Mexico's religious crisis continue. Archbishop Ruiz and Bishop Diaz join President Portes Gil in Chapultepec Castle discussions amid cautious optimism and hints of a forthcoming statement.
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Mexico City
Rusty Flores
United States
Portes Gil
Ruiz
Pascual Diaz
Tabasco
Chapultepec
Ravenwood Banks Consolidated in City Merger
State Finance Commissioner Cantley announced Platte Valley Bank of Ravenswood has taken over Farmers State Bank of Ravenswood. Platte Valley shows resources of 405470.94 dollars with 25000 capital. Farmers State Bank resources 87440.67 dollars and 25000 capital.
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Platte Valley Bank of
Ravenswood
Farmers State Bank
Platte Valley Bank
Murder charge filed against patrolman in Virkkula shooting
International Falls Minn June 14 AP charges of second degree murder were filed this afternoon against Emmet J White a border patrolman who shot and killed Henry Virkkula a Big Falls confectioner near here last Saturday manslaughter counts were dismissed.
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International Falls
Minn
Emmet J. White
Border
Henry Virkkula
Big Falls
Here
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