Milligan Stark campaign clash continues in Missouri
Gov. Lloyd C. Stark opened his week long swing at West Plains while rival Maurice M. Milligan met with Democratic leaders in St Louis. Stark touted an honest election and consolidation under the New Deal, while Milligan claimed to run on his own record and commented on rivals Pendergast and Roosevelt. In New Florence Lawrence McDaniel urged party support as he campaigns for the Democratic nomination.
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ST. Louis
Lloyd C. Stark
West Plains
Maurice M. Milligan
Pendergast
Stark
Kansas City
Milligan
Henry
Vernon
Leavenworth
New Florence
Lawrence McDaniel
Montgomery
First Ice Fund Gift From Club Play Proceeds
The first substantial gift to the ice fund this summer came from the proceeds of a play given by the club last week. The play cleared 165 dollars. Members listed include R Whaley H G Brooks J Dietrich D Shea R Brunkhorst R Meek G Braden R G Waters A Reeder G Ulrich and many more in back row names Ann York L Pickerell Joan Krabbe J Murray Faithe Baer B Smith Ann Henry A M Flaspohier Olive Jones R Bayer Fyrn Scrivner B J Kenney.
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Ice Fund
R. Whaley
H. G. Brooks
J. Dietrich
D. Shea
R. Brunkhorst
R. Meek
G. Braden
G. Waters
A. Reeder
G. Ulrich
M. Vanskike
R. Rains
E. Cunningham
F. Berthe
M-Heidbreder
M.carey
Ann York
L. Pickerell
Joan Krabbe
J. Murray
Faithe Baer
B. Smith
Ann Henry
A. M. Flaspohier
Olive Jones
R Bayer
Fyrn Scrivner
B. J. Kenney
Senate confirms Missouri postmasters list
Washington June 19 AP report confirms Senate action on Missouri postmaster appointments. Names include Ordell Cross Bevier Otto T Pfefferkorn Chaffee Kelley Elza Jackson East Prairie Mae B Whitfield Oronoga Mae Creach Lim Creek Fay R Webb Miller Dora H Weber Tipton Averl L Dreier Bill ings Lettie H Turner Chilhowee John A Byler Ethel Earl L Smithson Exeter John Earle Lyons Higginsville Charles V Holladay Ilmoy John G May Jasper P Gilbert Utley Knobnoster William A Bickel Lockwood Joseph EB Glasscock Maysville Edward T Rousselot Noel Edgar E Smith Owensville Willie L Hixson Ozark Leonard V Parker Plattsburg Walter J Paschal Verona.
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Washington
Missouri
Senate
I Ordell ‘Cross
Bevier
Otto T. Pfefferkorn
Chaffee
Kelley Elza Jackson
East Prairie
Mae B. Whitfield
Oqronoga
Mae Creach
Lim ~ Creek
Fay R. Webb
Miller
Dora H. Weber
Tipton
Averl. L. Dreier
Billings
Lettie H. Turner
Chilhowee
John A. Byler
Ethel
Earl L. Smithson
Exeter
John Earle Lyons
Higginsville
Charles V. Holladay
Ilmoy
John G. May
Jasper
Utley
Miss Aileen Margaret Pendergast to Wed June 26
Kansas City dispatch notes Aileen Margaret Pendergast 20, daughter of Tom Pendergast, will marry Thomas Francis Houlihan, sales manager at Houlihan's tailoring firm, June 26 at Visitation Catholic Church. Ceremony will be private. honeymoon in California.
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Kansas City
Aileen
Margaret Pendergast
Tom Pendergast
Thomas
Francis Houlihan
Visitation
California
Warm air selling speech at national supply convention
Delegates at the National Supply Association convention in Louisville peeled coats and listened as Arthur Fath of Milwaukee spoke on the selling of warm air systems. In Cleveland a motorist received a $1 ticket after leaving a note about not trusting the meter on time. In Miami federal alcohol agents escorted three black prisoners before U. S. Commissioner Roger Edward Davis. one man declared he came to join the United States army when asked about his case.
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Louisville
National Supply Association
Arthur Fath
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Miami
Fla
Federal Alcohol Unit
U. S
Roger Edward Davis
Roaf
Davis
United States Army
Sun Spots Spark Condensed Winter Coal Bill Debate
UNC astronomer Dr. Karl H. Fessler links severe winters to sun spot activity, noting last winter’s spots were unusually strong, the strongest since 1928, and recalling eccentric solar behavior during the 1917 flu era. The Andes are described as high peaks above ocean bases.
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Chapel Hill
NSC
Karl H. Fessler
University of North Carolina
Fessler
Woodpeckers and Bees Drill Holes in Home Columns
In Kinston North Carolina on June 19 AP reports woodpeckers bored holes in the columns of Mrs C Felix Harvey’s house. Bees then swarmed in and began storing honey inside the hollowed columns creating an unusual, almost speculative scene in the building.
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Kinston
N.C
C. Felix Harvey
400 Boys to Play at Statescraft in Fulton
About 400 Missouri boys will rally in Fulton on June 22 for the American Legion Boys State. Stephen Taylor Boggs of Webster Groves, last year’s governor, will supervise until June 25 when the symbolic officers are elected. Col. B. M. Casteel tops the camp as WPA director with staff including Truman L. Ingle, Warry M. Gambyel, Jerry F. Dugan, and Maj. Fred B. House among others.
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Fulton
Missouri
American Legion
Stephen Taylor Boggs
Webster Groves
Col. B. M. Casteel
WPA
Truman L. Ingle
Warry M. Gambyel
Kansas City
Jerry F. Dugan
Camp
Maj
Fred B. House
Unclear Names and Roles in Local Education Query
Fragmentary text lists Rensburg Dean of Counselors Tad Reid Maryville athletic director and Carlin FP Smith Kansas City. Mentions sessions at Gargous Missouri School for the Deaf. States Bucharest is known as the city of joy from Albanian word meaning joy.
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Rensburg
Tad Reid
Maryville
Carlin FP. Smith
Kansas City
Missouri School For the Deaf
Bucharest
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