Green proposes three man arbitration board for steel labor disputes
William Green of the American Federation of Labor seeks a three member presidentially appointed board to arbitrate steel code issues, mediate disputes, and supervise elections for collective bargaining. He pledges Labor Federation support and urges the strike be called off if his plan is accepted, while Roosevelt plan favors majority vote in union elections. The convention weighs Green’s proposal against Roosevelt’s plan as strike pressures mount in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Wagner
Roosevelt
Amalgamated Association
Steel and ‘Tin
Green
Labor Federation
Ps Va
Weason
Amalgamated Ass Sociation of
Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
Michael F. Tighe
Steel Workers Union
Weather Summary for West Regions Tonight
Cloudy tonight with showers likely in the western areas and cooler conditions. Mostly cloudy skies persist with partial clearing overnight. minor regional variations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remiéral
Probe finds counterfeit liquor stamps in Kansas City
Kansas City, June 15. J. Becker, head of the Missouri liquor control department, announced discovery of counterfeit stamps worth 750 dollars found in 25 books of 5 cent stamps meant for half pint bottles. Genuine stamps are printed in Chicago, while the fakes are believed to originate elsewhere. Stamps are inserted as three of 10 sheets per book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
J. Becker
Missouri Liquor Control Department
Becker
Chicago
Austria to Keep Independence in Central Europe
Venice report says Mussolini and Hitler agreed Austria must remain an independent nation and manage its own destiny. Ciano relayed that both leaders share views on Austria, with Germany not returning to the Geneva disarmament conference and abandoning the idea of Anschluss.
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Venice
Mussolini
Hitler
Austria
Europe
Germany
Geneva
Galeazzo Ciano
Count Ciano
Forecasts extend midwest rain into weekend
Forecasters predict continuation of relief-bringing rains across drought-stricken Midwest tonight and Saturday after showers Wednesday and Thursday. Missouri and Kansas expect scattered showers with western Kansas reporting heavy rains and encores in Nebraska towns. Springfield Missouri sees heavy rain lowering visibility. St Joseph, Warrenton, and Jefferson City reported inch-scale totals in the past 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Town
Oklahonia
Nebraka
Springfield
St. Joseph
Warsaw
Jefferson City
Body of John Warren Found in Moreau River
The body of 46 year old John Warren was found downstream from the place he disappeared after a sudden river rise swept him away near Wardsville. Warren was fishing with five companions and two rescuers narrowly escaped drowning as he pulled them under water.
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John Warren
Moreau River
Wardsville
Warren
Narrely
Jurors ponder case of Dakota Governor Langer
Jurors resumed deliberations in the William Langer case in Bismarck North Dakota with four codefendants. They had been in session from noon Thursday until past midnight as the government alleges the defendants solicited funds from federal relief workers for support of The Leader, the Langer administration weekly newspaper.
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Bismarck
N. D
William Langer
Langer
Vault theft at state Food and Drug dept yields large sum
The fourth floor vault of the state Food and Drug Department was entered likely last night or today and about 26 thousand six hundred dollars in cash and checks stolen. Supervisor Dr. M O Raine reported the loss after attempting to make change for a $5 bill. The theft involved a knowledge of the combination and may have hinged on an unattended window to a corridor. Police noted no prints and that locks and safe combinations had not been changed for years.
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Food and Drug Department
Capitol
M. O. Raine
Dr. Raine
Preparations for Third Limestone Stock Sale Completed
Carpenters and laborers finish the pens and pavilion for the third livestock sale north of the Jefferson City Produce Company on Harvison Street. The event adds to buyer convenience, animal comfort, and parking, with livestock and farm machinery pledged. Additional counties expected. furniture sale widens appeal to urban buyers and farmers.
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Jefferson City Produce Company
Harvison Street
Jefferson City
Milligan Taps Jobholders for Campaign Aid in Truman Drive
James P. Alyward, manager for Truman’s Senate bid, urged senatorial candidates to publish their campaign contribution books. He said 11 federal job holders are being solicited to back J. L. Milligan of Richmond, backed by Senator Bennett Champ Clark, and offered to open the books for Truman.
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Kansas City
James P. Alyward
Harry S. Truman
United States
Alyward
J. L
Tuck) Milligan
Richmond
Bennett Champ Clark
St. Louis
Truman
Girl Near Death In Auto Crash Near Miami Oklahoma
Helen Doolittle, 20, of Georgetown Indiana, was reported near death in a Miami Oklahoma hospital after a two mile north of Miami crash. The car, driven by her father Oscar Doolittle, lost control on slick pavement. Parents and siblings escaped with scratches. the party was bound for Tulsa.
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Miami
Oklla
Helen Doolittle
Georgetown
Ind
Oscar Doolittle
Miss Doolittle
Tulsa
Missouri farmers get corn-hog payments in first group
Washington June 15 CAP The farm administration announced it had paid out 4,812,356 dollars to corn-hog farmers in the first group of benefit payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Administration
Missouri Supreme Court Rules Post-Dated Checks Criminal
The Missouri Supreme Court en banc held that writing post-dated checks without funds to cover is a criminal offense with possible fine or imprisonment, not civil debt. The ruling sustains a $200 fine for H E Taylor of De Kalb County who issued a $163.60 check dated July 20 1930 to Fred E Cooper and dishonored for insufficient funds. Justice Fitzsimmons authored the majority. dissenting opinions noted the contrast with debt imprisonment ban and questioned the interpretation of post-dated check obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missouri Supreme Court En Banc
H. E. Taylor
Fred E. Cooper
Mahel
J. Mo
Supreme Court
Theoks
Fitzsimmons
John T. Fitzsimmons
James A. Cooley
Ernest S. Gantt
Charles ‘T. Hays
Frank E. Atwood
George R. Eliisor
Fitzsimmon
F. Frank
Ernest M. “‘Upton
C. A. Leerly
Noted Playwright Sherwood Files Divorce Suit
Robert E. Sherwood playwright author and editor filed suit for divorce from Mary Branson Sherwood of New York City citing cruelty. A secret trial was expected later today. They have one child and wed in New York City on October 29, 1922.
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Reno
Robert E. Sherwood
Today
Mary Branson Sherwood
New York City
Sherwoods
Mary B. Theyeens
Death sentences in Nazi Horst Wessel murder case
In Berlin on June 15, Samuel Epstein and Hans Zeigler were condemned to death for complicity in the 1930 murder of Horst Wessel, the figure behind the Nazi Horst Wessel Lied. Peter Stoll received 7 1/2 years in prison for his role. The trio allegedly stood guard as killers entered Wessel's room.
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Berlin
Samuel Epstein
Hans Zeigler
Horst Wessel
Peter Stoll
Wessel
Suburban residents seek city rate from Missouri Light and Power
Six Boonville Road residents outside Jefferson City petitioned the State Public Service Commission, arguing they pay a $3.00 rural minimum while urban neighbors pay much less. They claim about half of Boonville Road customers near the city lines pay 75 cents and seek urban family classification to receive the city rate, noting the city granted a 20 percent rate reduction to urban subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Light and Power Co
Boonville Road
John ©. Bond
State Public Service Commission
Albert Kauffman
George Sruto
Herman Heidbreder
Frank Pieper
Theodore Engelbrecht
D. Pieper
Jeffersot City
Boonville
Missouri Supreme Court Adopts Caulfield Report On Legal Reform
The Missouri Supreme Court en banc adopted an 11member commission’s report proposing strict regulation of the legal profession. The panel urged higher bar admission training, independent character investigations, a state judicial council, and bar committees in each circuit, with bar exam fees raised from 10 to 25 dollars. The court plans to make the report a permanent rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Supreme Court En Banc
Henry Ms. Caulfield
St. Louis
Judges Gentry and Garman Speak at Presbyterian Dinner Tonight
Presbyterians of Jefferson City celebrate the churchs 100th anniversary with a three day program tonight featuring speakers Judge North Todd Gentry and Judge John E. Garman. Charles Tweedie leads arrangements as a nine piece orchestra performs while Rev. A B Jackson presents a century history. Former pastors and two widows of actors attend the centennial dinner in the parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
North Todd Gentry
Supreme Court
John E. Garman
Cole County
First
Charles Tweedie
Tweedie
A. B. Jackson
Columbia
Presbyterian Church
South
Missouri
Sam Baker
Missouri Supreme Court
Ohio
Jackson
George S. Fulcher
Monmouth
E. Kircher
Oskatoo Sa
Kansas
A. ¥. Beatie
New York
Sileenie Tanight
E.W. Bebner
Afar
Oklahoma
J. F. Cowling
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Crossley Pushes Missouri for Drought Relief Certification
Wallace Crossley, Missouri state relief director, urged Washington to certify Missouri as a drought area for federal aid, contending most counties deserve relief after surveys show widespread moisture deficits since 1930. Missouri officials differ, with some saying only about twenty counties need aid, while others cite broad crop and grass losses across regions. Washington meanwhile granted relief funds to Missouri and six other states for rehabilitation programs.
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Wallace Crossley
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Missouri
Crossley
Henry A. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
North
Missouri River
Cros
Vernon
Weather Bureau
Columbia
APY
Department of Agricture
O. R. Johnson
Missouri College of Amiculture
Missoni
Federal
Energency Relief Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
New York
California
Vermont
Connecticut
Ohio
Arkansas
Orlay
State Relief Administration
Hopkins
Bomb Explosion Injures Mendieta At Cuban Naval Base
Havana June 15. President Carlos Mendieta sustained a hand injury when a bomb exploded at Ciscornia naval base in the afternoon. An army officer was killed and several others injured. Mendieta, on an official visit, was reportedly lunching near the detention camp at the base.
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Havana
Carlos Mendieta
Ciscornia Naval Base
Ellis Island
N.Y
Mendieta
Bond holder seeks gold redemption of Missouri soldiers bonds
A holder of 25000 Missouri Soldiers' Bonus Bonds applied for gold redemption citing bonds promise gold payment. Payment was made June 1, and a bank agent demands gold. State Auditor Smith noted possible test case if holder rejects currency, due to federal gold restrictions.
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Missouri
Tasnea
Smith
Louis Union Trust Company
Hero Dog Sonny given burial in Omaha
In Omaha on dune 1, the ashes of a master's home were honored by the hero's burial of Sonny, a mongrel dog who braved a blaze to rescue a 12-year-old boy. The dog and master died in the fire at Sanders J. Wheeler's house as firefighters were summoned.
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Omaha
Neb
Sonny
Sanders J. Wheeler
Quintuplets Show Weight Gain After 18 Days in Ontario
Corbeil Ontario AP reports the Dionne quintuplets steadily gained weight on their 18th day, advancing 43-4 ounces in 24 hours. Dr. A R Dafoe called their condition satisfactory and Emilie’s progress particularly noted, with one sister passing two pounds.
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Corbeil
Ont
Ated
Quila Dionne
A. R. Dafoe
Emilie
Prison guards hunt two escapees from McNett Island Prison
Federal prison at McNetl Island Washington reports William Fitzmaurice 34 and T J Audette escaped after fleeing through a service tunnel to the prison wharf. They pushed a trusty from a moored launch and fled across Puget Sound pursued by sixteen guards in two launches but were outdistanced. They briefly beached their boat then disappeared among the Shila coom sand dunes.
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Mcnetl Island
Wash
Shilacoom
William Fitzmaurice
T. J. Audette
Trusty
Puget Sound
Prepare Life of Luther for Movies
June 15. The Rev. Andreas Bard of St. Mark's Lutheran Church was sent as missioner to prepare a life of Martin Luther for a film. Adolph Zukor discussed the project and asked Bard to read the story outline to Hollywood. Bard, born in Germany, has written sermons and a drama titled The Bride of Bagdad and will begin a Kaylline for the film at once.
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Kansas
Andreas Bard
St. Mark’s Luthorary
Martin Luther
Adolph Zukor
Para
Bard
Hollywood
Germany
Luther
Bagdad
Partially Burned Body Of 4 Year Old Girl Found
Sharon Pa June 15 AP The partially burned body of four year old Leah Minerva Dilley was found in a field after Homer Sanders 42 said he discovered her dead in a fumigated house He wrapped her body in a blanket carried it to a field and set it afire City detective William Thomas quoted Sanders as making the confession Sanders collapsed and told the story He is held on an open charge pending investigation
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Sharon
Leah Minerva Dilley
Homer Sanders
William Thomas
Sanders
Thomas
Search for man who threatened death by own action
Salix Iowa district reports a manhunt for O B McBride a 7 rehired farmer who left his Missouri Valley home Tuesday after a note asking that no search be made. A farmer said McBride spoke with him last night after inquiring the river route nearby amid rising anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salix
Missouri
O. B. McBride
Missouri Valley
McBride
Dall in Reno sparks talk of divorce plans
Mrs Anna Curtis Dall daughter of President Roosevelt travels to Reno Nev to establish residence amid rumors of divorce from Curtis B Dall. She has been prominent in White House social life and journalism while her father campaigned for the presidency. Curtis B Dall declines to comment on the Reno development. The news notes longstanding separation and family ties to Washington society.
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Chicago
Anna Curtis Dall
Airs
Roosevelt
Reno
Nev
Pacific Limited
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Dall
Tahoe
White House
Afcondas Inter
Burlington
Ruta Googins
Fort Worth
Texas
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
Mary
Gurtis B. Dall
Hyde Par
Rsch
Social Register
Europa
Dallas
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Anne
Curtis Dall
Nevada
Curtis
New York
Curtis B. Dall
Nex
Ob Road
Beaver Streets
Financial District
Fenner, Beane and Ungerleider
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League of Nations
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Reich
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Missouri Power and Light Company
Swant
J. C
Aulfield
Gentry and
Garman
Presbyterian
Dreath Relief
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