Hull Urges Participation In New Tariff Pact In London
Secretary of State Cordell Hull appealed at the world economic conference to reject economic nationalism and urge broad participation in the American proposed tariff truce. He outlined aims to remove trade barriers and establish a monetary standard while urging freer foreign exchange and balance sheet reforms.
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Ndon
Cordell Hull
World Economic Conference
Hull
France
Italy
Britain
Japan
Mr. Hull
Ramsay MacDonald
Treasuries
Rostrim
Missouri Weather Forecast With Rising Temperatures
Missouri forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday with rising temperatures. Southwest and west central areas may see alerts. river stages in Kansas City and Boonville show slight changes. Data note indicates yesterday figures.
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Missouri
Yale
Missouri River
Kansas City
Waverly
Boonville
aStanaz Meormann
Union
Fang
State awards 1933 gasoline contracts to 22 firms
The Missouri State Highway Commission let contracts to 22 firms to supply 2 478 000 gallons of gasoline for 1933 road work at about 200 000. Bids exceeded the 1932 Standard Oil price and ranged by company from 3 300 to 699 800 gallons. The Cities Service Oil Co of St Louis won 659 800 gallons for 117 stations. A senate committee chaired by Senator Phil M Donnelly criticized the award, urging wider distribution among independents and multiple suppliers in future contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Leytera Sed
Highway Department
Standard Oil Company
Cities Service Oil Company
St. Louis
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Tulsa
Okla
Pioneer Oi
Carthage
Milton Oil Company
Sedalia
Ayres Independent Oi
Luray
Mule Oil Company
Monroe City
DeForest Oil Company
Licking
Wilton Oil Company
Willow Springs
Commercial Oil Company
Warrenton
Owens Oil Company
Gerald
Union Oil Company
North Kansas City
Energy Oil Company
Sikeston
Owensville Company
Owensville
General Oil Products, Inc
DeSoto
Schaeffer Williams Oil Company
Sullivan
Stone County Oil Company
Crane
G. A. Quirck Oil Company
Hannital
Perry Gas and Oil and
Boyds Bros
Perry
Deep Rock Oil Co
Eldorado Oil Company
Eldorado Springs
Salter Oil Company
Kirksville
Bismarck Oil Company
Bismarck
Senate
Phil M. Donnelly
Lebanon
The
Highway Commission
Miss Julia Eppes resigns from local Public Library
Miss Julia Eppes longtime assistant librarian at the Public Library announces resignation effective July 1. She will leave after July 1 for Connecticut to spend summer months with her half-brother Gregory Davison. No replacement will be named during the summer months.
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Julia Eppes
Miss Eppes
Connecticut
Gregory Davison
Doctors Report New Progress At Milwaukee
At the 34th American Medical Association convention in Milwaukee physicians discussed new treatment advances from toad poisons to cataracts. Researchers reported revived patients often recall no afterlife, noted shifts in birth rates with economic conditions, and linked cataracts to diet. Dr E D Plass argued population balance remains, while Dr Lee Billings cited winter births as higher in 1931 32 and 33 with infant outcomes affected by season and sunshine.
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Milwaukee
Wis
American Medical Association
E. D. Plass
University of Iowa
Lee Billings
Atlanta
Tate
Bivines
Mattern Delayed by Siberian Storms During World Flight
American aviator Jimmie Mattern returned to Khabarovsk, Siberia, eight hours after taking off for Nome, Alaska, due to storms and complications. He had delayed legs, weather issues, and a faulty line earlier, marking his third forced landing in the voyage from New York.
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Moscow
Jimmie Mattern
Khabarovsk
Siberia
F. S.T
Sofsk
Seven Cole War Veterans Get Forestry Corps Jobs
Roosevelt authorized the Emergency Conservation Corps placed under Roy Cobble of the American Red Cross. In Missouri Eastern district 38 counties receive 418 applicants with 93 percent World War veterans and seven Cole county slots. Applications must be received by June 1 and veterans are urged to apply promptly.
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Cole County
Emergency Conservation Corps
Roosevelt
Roy Cobble
Home Service Committee
American Red Cross
Cobble
Missouri
Railroads seek further wage cuts amid inflation push
Aimed at a 12 1 2 percent cut on top of the existing 10 percent deduction, railroads intend to file notices and press the plan at a Chicago meeting of executives. Labor leaders warn such deflationary moves oppose inflation efforts and inflation trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Association of Railway Executives
Chicago
Cleveland
David B. Robertson
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Robertson
Dow, Jones & Co
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
General Tire & Rubber Company
J. Jahnt
Draper Leads At Missouri Amateur Qualifier
St Louis June 14. Young Tom Draper of Forest Park shot 70 even par on the West borough Country Club course as Missouri amateur golf qualifier opener began. About 206 players started the 18 hole round in cool conditions with 230 entrants listed. Vincent Bruegging of Jefferson City posted 44-36 80 and A J Haynie Jefferson City shot 45-43 83.
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ST. Louis
Tom Draper
Forest Park
Westborough Country Club
Vincent Bruegging
Jefferson City
A. J. Haynie
Oliver files suit for divorce in Cole County Court
K Z Oliver, a repairman of South Madison Street, filed a suit for divorce yesterday in Cole County Circuit Court against Etta Oliver. The couple married in September 1924 and lived together until recently. Oliver cites general indignities as the grounds.
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iCole County
Oliver
South Madison Street
Etta Oliver
England Receives American Note on War Debt Talks
The United States sent a conditional note to Britain offering to accept a partial war debt payment as an installment for tomorrow’s total of 75,950,000 while preserving claims on the remainder. Finland will pay its 148,592 installment tomorrow, the first debtor to commit. Daladier told Le Matin Paris that any British-US arrangement would not alter France’s plan to default.
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Washington
Finland
United Press
Great Britain
London
Roosevelt
H. W. A. Freese
Pennefather
William Phillips
Department of State
America
Hull
Paris
Jume
United States
France
Edouard Daladier
Vohe
le Matin
Plan to Gut Gotten Acreage From Cotton Production
Washington June 14 AP commissioners of agriculture from cotton growing states propose removing a minimum of ten million acres from production and oppose a processing tax. They favor leasing acreage at six dollars per acre with an option to buy cotton at five cents a pound, one third of a bale per acre retired, or a ten dollar rental if no option is chosen. They seek to retire up to twelve and a half million acres but would accept ten million as outlined in a memorandum to the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
I Commissioners of Agriculture of
Xney
White House
Wallace
Charles W. Coughlan Dies in Illinois
News reached here of the death of Charles W. Coughlan ’72 editor of the Bike county Times at Pittsfield for forty years and brother of Mrs. George W. Reavis of 728 Cliff Drive. He often visited the city in his sister’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Coughlan
George W. Reavis
Clif Drive
Bike County Times
Pittsflield
Coughlan
Judge Seeks Divorce In Lengthy Petition In Kansas
Judge C W Ryan of the 22nd district filed a 10 000 word divorce petition. He alleges his wife Marguerite B Ryan was extravagant and neglectful and says he was forced to sleep four months alone in the attic.
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Troy, Kans
C. W. Ryan
Marguerite B. Ryan
Showdown Over Veterans Pay Near Climax in Senate
The Senate moved toward a vote on a Byrnes amend ment to the house administration plan offering pensions of at least 15 a month to Spanish American War veterans 55 or older or 50 percent disabled. Senators Steiner and Cutting urged their more liberal substitute, likely to be vetoed by President Roosevelt, while administration allies sought to bolster the existing compromise.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Sealer Byrnes UR. S. G
Byrnes
House Administration
Steiner
N. M
House
Roosevel
Congress
Court Angered by Careless Public Sparks Threaten Lock
Cole County Court members criticized vandalism in the circuit courtroom after matches burned into freshly painted walls. Officials said they may close the courtroom to public meetings to preserve the beautification efforts and deter future damage.
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Cole County Court
Temperature Dips to 47 Amid Uncertain Night Forecast
Weather report notes a minimum of 47 degrees last night as temperatures fluctuated. Officials say the day’s high reached 75 with forecasts warning of more extreme conditions to come.
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Jefferson Gily
Frank Kuegel
Lifer Granted Parole Hearing Sets for June 19
George D. Bryant announced that one life term inmate from Jackson County and 63 other convicts will receive parole hearings before the state parole board on June 19 and 20. The lifer Fred Withers, sentenced November 28, 1923 for first degree murder, will be heard June 19.
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Jackson County
State Parole Board
George D. Bryant
Fred Withers
Bank Robbery on Highway 64 in Mexico Affects Town
Bandits robbed Farmers and Merchants Bank in Mexico Missouri as they fled south on Highway 64 in a large vehicle. Cash and valuables were taken. two customers and a teller were inside during the hold up. Local officers pursued and guarded the river bridge. no arrests reported by 3:30 pm.
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Mexico
Marvin Casteel
Papal
Argers
Merchants Bank
Anil
Sheri
Roger Wilson
Boone County
Patraman Ben Booth
Calumbia
Lei
Tir
Mextco
Farmers
Merelsants Bank
Sind Vobbad
Umer
C. F. Merrisield
Merrifield
Dhe
Robert Lyons
Jefferson Gity
Missouri River
Minister Kidnapped. Five Rescued in Arkansas Incident
The Rev. J. W. Watts, retired Methodist minister from Iron Nebraska, was kidnapped near Sulphur Springs Arkansas by an intoxicated man but was rescued by a local posse. The kidnapper was captured after a struggle. Watts was unharmed and taken to Bensonville jail. A Pittsburg Kansas driver’s license found in the car. No charges filed as of morning.
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Joplin
J. W. Watts
Iron Nebraska
Simmer
Sulphir Springs
Ark
Sulphur Springs
Bensonville
H. L. Duke
Pittsburg
Kan
Duke
Breeden Elevated by Supreme Court Appointment
Lester Breeden, a long time Supreme Court office boy since September 1925, is named assistant librarian of the Supreme Court effective July 1. He will earn $150 a month, doubling his prior pay, in a unanimous selection by the court. He has supported his widowed mother and three younger siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Breeden
Supreme Court
Lester
Breeden
Farmers to Visit Experimental Field in Missouri
A Cole County delegation will travel by motor to Green Birdie Missouri for the Southwest Missouri experiment field meeting. Eel Schroer leads the Zion community corn group and County Extension Agent T F Lucker is joined by a representative from each of six other car clubs in the county.
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Cole County
Green Birdee
Southwest Missouri
Eel Schroer
Zion
T. F. Lucker
Deficit Narrow for United Presbyterian Church Schools
The six schools linked to the United Presbyterian Church board of education, with a $650 000 budget, ended the recent school year with a deficit of $22 000, according to Rev Dr John E B Bradford. Schools listed include Westminster College New Wilmington Mush ingum Tarkio Sterling Monmouth and the Pittsburgh Xenial Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Board of Education of
The
United Presbyterian Church
John EB. Bradford
Westminster College I l
New Wihnington
Penn
Mushingum
New Concord
Wesmouth
Monmouth
Tarkio
Sterling
Sterling, Kaw
Pittsburgh- Xenial Theological Seminary
Pittsburgh
No Comment Forthcoming on Missouri Patronage Protest
Governor Park not back from St Louis and officials decline to comment on a telegram signed by Senator Bennett C. Clark and eleven Missouri House members protesting the retention of John H. Ross in the State game and fish department. Wilbur C. Buford denies Ross’s appointment as conservation officer and says he remains only temporarily to finish prior work.
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Governor Park
St. Louis
Bennett C. Clark
Missouri
House
John H. Ross
State Fame and Fish Department
Washington
Clark
Ross
Wilbur C. Buford
Hopkins says states must boost relief efforts now
Harry L Hopkins federal emergency relief chief told governors and Commonwealth representatives that states must do more to relieve unemployment distress. He noted federal funding covers 80 percent of public relief costs but must end, warning the $400 million appropriation could run out by November 1 if conditions do not improve.
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Washington
API
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Relief Administration
Reconstruction Corporation
Mitchell's Brother Again Testifies at Bank Trial
Joseph P Read brother of Mrs Charles E Mitchell testifies in federal court as the trial of former National City Bank chairman proceeds. He recalls offering to finance Mrs Mitchell in 1929 to buy 5000 or 10000 shares of National City Bank stock and states his net worth at about 10 million dollars.
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New York
Joseph P. Read
Charles E. Mitchell
Mitchell
National City Bank
Rend
National City
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U. S
Cole War
Forestry Corps
Labor Union
Harvey
Firestone
WO Capital
K. Z. Oliver
England
Gotton
Chas. W. Coughlan
Illinois
Anate
Sourt
Mellon
William L. Mellon
Gulf Oil Company
Andrew W. Mellon
David A. Olson
Senate Banking Committee
Charles A. Ratssell
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
Auxvausse
Springfield
Bank of Christian County
Ozark
Janey
John Taylor
Lucile Smith
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