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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1933

Page

4

Repeal Vote Date Announcement Delayed

Missouri leaders discuss the 21st amendment and referendum status while Gov. Park in Jefferson City and St Louis officials debate timing. The Weeks bill affects federal constitutional changes and anticipated referendums amid petitions and meetings with Williams and Davis. In Kansas City a dynamite blast injures workers at a Wellington quarry, resulting in Ralph Chestnut's death.

Congress Williams ST. Louis Missouri Jefferson City Guy B. Park Toreh Civilian Conservation Corps Jefferson Barracks Kansas City Ralph Chestnut Rich Hill Wellington Lafayette County

One Confession Excluded In Buck Kidnapping Case

Barnstable Massachusetts June 14 AP The Buck case moved forward as a second confession was ruled inadmissible after remarks by state detective Michael Barrett to Kenneth Buck during the first admission. Prosecutors had said statements from Buck would be entered in four separate instances.

Barnstable Mass Kenneth Buck Margaret (Pescy) McMath Kenneth Bill Edward FP. Hanity Michael Barrett Kennth Barrett William ©. Crossley Cyril

Descendant of Kings Begins Prison Term in Missouri

Alpha Wigelesworth Toole, a genealogical expert claiming royal descent, reports to Missouri penitentiary to serve a three year sentence for embezzling six thousand dollars while deputy county treasurer last year. He lent a silk American flag for Flag Day ceremonies and hopes to resume genealogical work after release. He is seventy one and proud of six Continental Army ancestors.

ST. Joseph Alpha Wigelesworth Toole Trish Kings Missouri Penitentiary Toole D. A. BR Jefferson City

Merry-Go-Round Irks A Policeman

Kansas City dispatch notes Police Captain Thomas Sullivan targeting motorists who buy Kansas plates to save on fees. In a sting, Otto Grimwald, 27, was nabbed after a probing dialogue about vehicle location and sleeping arrangements. Sullivan fixes Gumwall at the police station.

Kansas City Thomas Sullivan Missouri Kansas Otto Grimwvald Sullivan Gumwall

Pheasant Propagation Expenditures Cut in Missouri

State Game and Fish Commissioner Wilbur C Buford directs a limit on pheasant propagation spending. Last year the Missouri department spent 7675 dollars for pheasant propagation and distribution, while only 300 dollars has been spent this year to date.

Missouri Wilbur ¢. Buford

Roosevelt Receives Honorary Degree at Catholic U

President Roosevelt traveled to Catholic University to accept a Doctor of Laws degree at the commencement exercises. Archbishop Curley of Baltimore delivered the greeting, and Rev Monsignor Edward A Pace, vice rector, presented the diploma.

Washington Roosevlt Catholic University Curley Baltimore Edward A. Pace Roosevelt

Lashes of Life brings Wise to St Louis amid reception

AP report notes Rabbi Stephen Wise arrives in St. Louis from New York for a Jewish leaders meeting. He maneuvers through a brief misstep, greeting locals from the City of St. Louis. Separate items mention New York secession talk, a fourth cousin of Lincoln birth, and Dallas non-traveler J H Elam. Also a note on Atlantic and Pacific coastline lengths.

Associated Press ST. Louis Stephen &. Wise New York City of St. Louis

Seven-year-old Edward Ortega Drowns After Bluff

New York June 14 AP. Edward Ortega a seven year old who boasted he could swim was pushed into the North River by older boys. He sank and his body was recovered hours later by police.

New York Edward Ortega North River Edward

Elected President of No 2 Bnai Brith

ELECTED PRESIDENT OF NO 2 BNAI B RITH SOUTH BEND IND June 14 COP Joseph Cohen Kansas City Kans has been elected president of District No 2 Bnai Brith Cohen succeeds Samuel Goldstein Lorain Q The election followed a stormy session of delegates from midwest states on the attitude of the lodge toward Hitler protests They went on record in support of measures tending to curb anti semitism in Germany Other officers elected include Louis A Kranitz St Joseph Ma first vice president Justin Siliman Columbus O second Leonard G Frieberg Cincinnati secretary Low M Frank Toledo treasurer

South Bend Ind Joseph Cohen Kansas City Kans Binai B'rith Cohen Samuel Goldstein Lorain Mid-West Einai B'rith Germany Louis A. Kranitz St. Joseph Justin Siliman Columbus Leonard G. Frieberg Cincinnati Low 'M. Frank Toledo

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