Senators defend investigation of monopolies to aid business
US senators O Mahoney and Borah reject claims that federal probes threaten business while urging an objective study of monopolistic practices. They foresee a cooperative inquiry aimed at solving a difficult economic problem with hearings possible this fall and a report by January.
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Securities Commission
Hypnotism Used in Painless Childbirth Reported
Los Angeles on June 99 AP, Mrs. Ethel Pardie Gaynor, 45, mother of six, described painless childbirth under her husband's hypnotic influence. She says she dozed as an eight-pound daughter was born yesterday with no anaesthetic, two physicians certifying no pain. Dr. Leo Gaynor, psycho-therapist, involved.
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Los Angeles
Ethel Pardie Gaynor
Map Shows Proposed Athletic Field Site in Relation to Population Center
The Jackson Street field, tied to an option just acquired by the school board, is marked by an arrow on the map. Through streets north and south do not reach it, Monroe Street narrows to 20 feet at Atchison, and Adams Jackson Marshall and Lafayette dead end near the site. Heavy traffic routes converge on the Creek site, generally favored, while City Park, upper left, is preferred by many for accessibility and because the city already owns it and could deed it to the school board.
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18 Accused in U S Probe Sealed Espionage Ring
Grand jury indicts 18 in an alleged German espionage network tied to wartime operations. Named are Udo Von Bonnin Hermann Menzel Ernst Mueller Erich Pfeiffer and others including airmen and seamen connected to Berlin Hamburg Bremen and the Europa liner. Attorneys describe the conspiracy as involving ships between Germany and the United States.
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Lamar Hardy
United States
Udo von Bonin
Herman Menzel
Berlin
Defense Office
Reich War Ministry
Ernst Mueller
Hamburg
Erich Pfeiffer
Bremen
Jessie Jordan
England
Johanna Hofmann
Europa
Ignatz Theodor Griebbl
Werner G. Gudenberg
Griebl
Otto Herrmann Voss
Erich Glaser
Mitchel Field
Guenther Gustave Rumrich
Missoula
Montana
Schmidt and
Sanders
William Lonkowski
Kurl Schfueter
Theodor Schuletz
Herbert Jaenichen
Karl Eitel
Vote Jury Told to Get Higher Ups in KC Scandal
In Kansas City a powerful Democratic ring led by T. J. Pendergast and James Pendergast has funded bonds for indicted figures. Judge Otis states evidence shows ghost voting, ballots stuffed, movements across cities, and police complicity, amid a culture of protection for criminals and distorted elections.
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James Pendergast
Kansas City
Otis
Chicago
New York
Shanghai
Threats Drive Honest Election Officials From Posts
The record states that organized criminals have targeted election offices to intimidate staff. Officials have faced threats of death and intimidation, forcing trusted workers to abandon their duties and return home.
Rural Missouri Senate Bid heats up as Davis vows to stay
Senatorial campaign in full swing with Davis arguing rural districts deserve representation in Washington. He labels Clark the favored candidate of the Stop Roosevelt group and vows to stay in the race until Clark is defeated. Neither Davis nor Meredith appears backed by a formal organization as Clark's team expands their effort.
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Missouri
United States Senate
Davis
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Clark
Roosevelt
Tiny
Meredith
Marriage boom for Hart in St. Charles justice office
In St. Charles Missouri on June 20 AP reports Justice Hart of St. Louis County presided over sixty three marriages. The event coincided with John Roosevelt and Anne Lindsay Clark wedding in Nahant Massachusetts and highlighted Hart’s influence in Democratic circles. Hart notes most couples sought ceremonies on the Roosevelt date amid high interest in the wedding and anniversaries. A separate brief from Muley Utah describes a buggy accident when children set off a firecracker causing the horse to bolt and injuring Mrs Ames with two broken ribs.
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John Roosevelt
Anne Lindsay Clark
George RB. Hart
St. Louis County
Justice
Hart
Nahant
Mass
Roosevelt
Mbley
Utah
Leonard Ames
Mishaps Fatal to 15 in State Over Week End
A weekend in Missouri produced sixteen deaths from accidents including a fatal auto train collision near Wyaconda killing four, three deaths from a highway crash near Higginsville, and multiple drownings and shootings. Victims included George Evans Lips Jr, Maxine Elam, Charles Calvert, Rosalie Van Strander, and others across St. Louis, Chaffee, Granby, and Grain Valley.
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