Arkansas Bank Robbery Ends Cashier Kidnapping
Three men robbed the First National Bank in Black Rock Arkansas of about $3,000 and kidnapped cashier L D Sharp, releasing him about two miles from town as a posse led by bank president Jay H Myers pursued the suspects.
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Black Rock
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First National Bank
L. D. Sharp
Jay H. Myers
Kellogg All-Bran Cereal Promises Constipation Relief
Kellogg presents All-Bran as a mild bulk forming cereal that aids digestion and relieves constipation. Claims include iron content equal to beef liver, vitamin B support, and benefits for headaches and energy. Two tablespoons daily advised. optional recipes on package. Kellogg production noted in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
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Series of Government Investigations Ready to Begin
Washington June 16 AP Adjourning Congress set in motion about a dozen investigations for the coming months. Key studies include a broad review of federal tax law by the Ways and Means Committee, sparked by the J B Morgan Company disclosure. The Wall Street inquiry and banking matters involving Kuhn Loeb & Co will continue with Senate Banking examining private banking. A Senate Judiciary subcommittee will reexamine Harriman prosecutions delays in New York. A special Senate panel will visit Louisiana over Senator Overton’s contest, and a Commerce subcommittee will probe interstate racketeering in big cities. Senator Wagner’s committee plans to investigate Tabor conditions shortly.
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J. B. Morgan& Company
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Kuhn, Loeb & Company
Senate Judiciary
New York
Joseph W. Harriman
Senate
Louisiana
Overton
Dp. la
Long
Commerce
Copeland
Wagner
Mississippi flood control study delayed to fall in 1971
A federal inquiry into bankruptcy and receivership in courts, begun in Los Angeles in October 1971, plans to pause its work until fall. The House judiciary committee will examine bankruptcy and receivership practices, while other groups review civil service laws, postal receipts, airmail, and ocean subsidy issues.
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Los Angeles
House Judiciary Committee
Conservation Conference and Field Inspections Scheduled
Fort Leavenworth KE officials report Major General Stuart Heintzelman commander of the Missouri district of the civilian conservation corps will confer with state officials at Jefferson City and inspect work projects in Sullivan Saline Ellington Van Buren Piedmont and Cassville Heintzelman also announced two new sub district headquarters effective June 19 to Hamilton and Salem with southern Missouri headquarters moved from Jefferson City to Salem for easier administration
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Kas
Jime Je—Api
Stuart Heintzelman
Missouri
Civilian Conservation Corps
Jefferson City
Sullivan
Saline
Ellington
van Buren
Piedmont
Cassville
Heintzelman
Hamilton
Salem
Three point five beer ruling upheld by appeals court
FRANKFORT KY June 1 AP The Kentucky court of appeals held today that three point five percent beer is non-intoxicating affirming the Jefferson circuit court ruling in a suit testing the legality of the new brew.
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Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Jefferson Circuit Court
Springfield Bids for Chungh Convention
Springfield bids for the Cumberland Presbyterian Church 108th general assembly. Delegates in Memphis discuss economy measures and decide on next meeting place between 1934 or 1935. A proposed reorganization would cut eight boards of 81 to four boards of five, with synod representatives at large and a rotating executive secretaries for foreign missions assigned to a woman.
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Tenn
General Assembly
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Springfield
T. A. Devore
Nashville
W. 5. Cunningham
Union City
Foreign Missions Department
Shires Traded to Rochester in International League Swap
Columbus Red Birds president George M. Trautman announces a deal sending first baseman Charles Arthur Shires along with Charley Wilson, Jim Lindsey, and Sheriff Black to Rochester. In return Columbus obtains Micky Heath, Benny Bergman, Jim Winford, and Ed Heusser. World auto production in 1932 totaled 1,979,250 units with 69.3 percent from the United States.
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Columbus
George M. Trautman
Columbus Red Birds
Charles Arthur
United States
Schoolteacher and companion held on multiple charges
A Dayton woman Miss Dennie Dewitt 24 and her companion D. C. Morgan were arrested in Poplar Bluff Missouri on parole violation jail breaking forgery and auto theft. They had traveled to Leeper Missouri to buy a hotel for 13500 with a worthless 500 payment and provided conflicting identities. Officers noted Pennsylvania and North Carolina plates and said extradition to Ohio may be waived.
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June Ig
Lester Massingham
Dennie Dewitt
Dayton
D. C
Mor
Leslie Jordan
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Ohio
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