Experiments byfoal alarming many skeptics
Washington June 21 UP in opposition to the brain trust guiding Roosevelt’s policy a large group of skeptics will attack if the experiment now starting in Washington falls short They believe the administration aims to repeal long standing economic laws and create an artificial system General Hugh Johnson leads the industrial effort while critics doubt central control can replace market forces Benjamin M Anderson of Chase National Bank outlines orthodox views on price wage cycles and automatic balance of supply and demand indicating replacement by planned economy risks chaos
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United Press
Washington
Brain Trust
Roostvelt
Agriculture Wallace
Hugh Johnson
U. S. Ay
Benjamin M. Anderson
Chase National Bank New York
Anderson
Roosevelt
Man Who Robbed for Fun Sentenced at Delphi Court
Ira Seybold, 24, from Logansport, Ind., to be sent to the state reformatory after a six year sentence for robbing the State Bank at Logansport on June 7. His accomplices, George Hensley, 19, and Carl Phillips, 17, both of Ben Davis, Ind., received 10 year terms on guilty pleas. Seybold admitted the robbery was for fun and planned further bank raids in two other towns.
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Delphi
Ind
Apy
Ira Seybold
Logenport
State Reformatory
State Bank
J . Seybold
George Hensley
Carl Phillips
Ben Davis
Seybold
Youth Drowns Washing Automobile in Missouri Creek
Lewis J. Adams, 17, a University of Missouri engineering student, drowned while washing his car in a creek near Columbia Missouri. His body was found after his father led a search begun last night.
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Columbia, MO
Lewis J. Adams
Columbia
College of Engineering
University of Missouri
Woman sought as suspect in kidnapping case in St Paul
In St Paul Minnesota police hunt three men and a red haired woman linked to a kidnapping. A house in an exclusive neighborhood served as alleged headquarters with two license numbers tied to suspects and a prominent attorney involved in related matters. The fugitive husband of the woman is tied to other abductions.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Wiliam Hamm
Milionaire Brewery
Hatim
Minnesota
Loce
Missouri
Kansas City
Baye
Smith
Thomas J. Newman
St. Louis
Haskell Bohn
Hamm
Bohn
Charles Boettcher
Denver
Sankey
Gordon Etxhorn
Boettcher
Clash At Kyoto Imperial University Sparks Student Police Clash
Six thousand Tokyo students confront police at Kyoto Imperial University during mass meetings for the law faculty advocating study freedom. Stones fly as officers move to disperse the crowd amid protests over a professor’s dismissal. Indirect notes from Detroit report Royal Neighbors convention and global tobacco consumption data.
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TOKIO
Kyote Imperial University
Tokio Imperial University
Ciilers
Law
Detroit
Ents
Kyoto University
Ary E. Arnholt
Rock Island
Konishi
Kyoto
America
British Plan Outlined Aims At Higher Prices And Easy Money
British Chancellor Neville Chamberlain outlined a program to raise price levels and ease credit at the conference. The four points include high price levels no more deflation cheap plentiful credit and cooperation with central banks. American delegates see alignment with the recovery program though resists pegging major currencies before stabilization.
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Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Europe
Refinery Employee Dies From Burns in Oklahoma
Drumright Okla June 21 AP Joseph L Bill Spurill 22 died today from burns received last night when oil caught fire at the Tidewater Refinery where he worked He leaves a widow and two children Burial will be at Arkansas City Kas his former home
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Drumright
Okla
Joseph L
Bill) Spurill
Tidewater
Arkansas City
Kas
Railroads to defer wage cut per Roosevelt request
Washington reports railroad executives agreed to postpone the 12 1/2 percent wage cut for at least six months as part of a compromise with President Roosevelt. Federal coordinator Eastman proposed delaying the notice while labor may extend the 10 percent deduction, with railroad bosses and unions weighing details in Washington.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United Press
Joseph B. Eastman
Eastman
America
Committee of Nine
W. FL Thiebot
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Cheries Bevins Pleads Guilty in Kansas Slaying
Troy Kansas June 21 Cheries Bevins pleaded guilty to a first degree murder charge in the slaying of his wife at arraignment in justice court He asked to be taken before District Judge W Ryan for sentencing tomorrow The victim is identified as Mrs Blevins while Horace Coy was wounded in the head during the same incident as he was placing mail in the Blevins box
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Troy
Kas
Cheries
Bevins
Justice Court
W. Ryan
Lawyer files 300000 suit against Kansas City Journal-Post
J N Watson an attorney in Kansas City filed suit for 300000 against the Kansas City Journal-Post publisher W Laurence Dickey and others over a news story. The piece allegedly charged him with narrative encouraging suits against Doherty companies tied to damages in actions against the Kansas City Star.
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Kansas City
J, N. Watson
Today
Kansas City Journal-Post
W. Laurence Dickey
Doherty
Henry L. Doherty
Cities Service Company
Journal-Post
Doherty Companies
Watson
Kansas City Star
Ess, Groner, Whittaker and Barnett
Nation's Libel Suit Nearing the Jury
New York June 21 The case against Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt former assistant attorney general moves toward the jury in a $200000 libel action filed by Gus C Nations official of the Anti Saloon League and ex prohibition chief in St Louis He testified that one inaccuracy in the August 1929 article claimed all defendants in the 1924 Heber Nations trial pleaded guilty noting Raymond Griesedieck did not plead guilty
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New York
Mabel Walker Willebranat
Gus C. Nations
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition
St. Louis
Robert P. Patterson
Nations
Raymond Griesedieck
Removal Order Sought For MtGee In Kidnapping Case
Roanoke June 21 AP Federal authorities sought a removal order from the US district court for the return of 22 year old George Leigh McGee to Kansas City to face kidnapping charges in the Mary McElroy case. McGee could not post a 25000 bond at the commissioner hearing and preferred air transport back to Kansas City. Federal police questioned Howard Wilson in Lynchburg as a McGee associate in the flight. Bliss McElroy was released after a 20000 ransom was paid.
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Roanoke
United States District Court
George Leigh McGee
Kansas City
Mary Mcblroy
United States
Charles D. Fox
McGee
Lynchburg
Howard 2. Wilson
Mangas City
Bliss McElroy
Woman killed as truck overturns in Farmington
A woman, Mrs. Arthur Baumgartner of Oakville, St. Louis County, was killed when the truck she rode in went off a narrow bridge near Farmington. Her husband Arthur, a building contractor, and their children Lynn and Audrey Annette escaped injury during a family outing to Tr Mountain Lake.
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Farmington
Arthur Baumgartner
Oakville
St. Louis County
Frisco to Spend Nearly Half Million on Line Improvements
Federal Judge G B Fatts authorized $495 077 for six months of St Louis San Francisco Railroad upgrades. Main items include replacing 90-pound rails with 100-pound rails on 35 miles and rebuilding bridges and trestles at about $202 585. Receivers James M Kurn and John G Lonsdale sought the expenditure.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis-San Francisco
G. B. Fatts
James M. Kurn
John G. Lonsdale
Angas Farmer Misses Benefit Of Price Rise
In Dighton Kansas wheat bids show 67 cents amid drought hit Southwest Kansas farming. Lane county leads a year of reduced acreages and failed germination with 20 percent seed death, 30 percent crop loss to drought and wind. Government aid and summer fallow plans aim to salvage next year’s planting as farmers hedge on corn and other crops while seeking relief and new markets. Governor John Winthrop references appear in a historic aside.
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Dighton
Kas
Kansas
Lane County
Protest to keep Hoover Dam name in place
The engineers society of Pennsylvania sent a protest to the White House urging Secretary Ickes not to rename Hoover Dam to Houlder Dam. They argue Hoover, as engineer, justified keeping the dam named for him due to his role in advancing the project.
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Washington
Engeets Society of Pennsylvania
White House
Man who made ten dollar coins freed from charges
Government attorneys said they would not prosecute Richard M. Matthews, an 80 year old repairer, for counterfeiting after he exhibited ten imitation silver dollars in plaster molds to police. Assistant U S Attorney Claude M. Crooks said Matthews acted with no criminal intent and efforts will seek work or charity aid for him and his wife, who shared his voluntary prison.
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Louie
Thay
Richard M. Matthews
Atoye
Matthews
Claude M. Crooks
United States District Attorney
Grooks
Nestled Reef
State Park Fee Charge Is Protested
Poplar Bluff Missouri June 21 CAP The Izaak Walton League adopted resolutions urging the state game and fish department to reconsider its plan to charge admission to state parks set to take effect July 1 The resolutions oppose the plan as creating resentment against park management and violating the idea that all state parks are free recreation places for all men at all times
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Poplar Bluff
Izaak Walton League
Dish and Game Department
McReynolds Renews Call for Equal Transport Regulation
Kansas City June 21 AP The third experiment in government railroad regulation has failed says E H McReynolds director of publicity for the trans Missouri Kansas Shippers Association He urges uniform regulation across all transport modes and criticizes subsidies to aviation and inland waterways He defends RFC loans to railways noting they cover about 12 percent of their physical value and says the current state confirms failure of regulation Terms of the 1920 act are cited as scrapped data in the discussion
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Kansas City
trans-Missouri-Kansas Shippers Association
E. H. McReynolds
Federal Treasury
McReynolds
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mae Ceurvorst Reaches Missouri Valley semifinals
Mae Ceurvorst of Wichita, defending champion, advanced to the semifinals in women's singles with an 8-1, 6-2 victory over Laura Woold tidge of Little Rock. Robert Wienstock, St. Louis district champion, moved to the junior singles quarterfinals by defeating Bronte Medlin of Fort Smith 6-3, 6-2.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Mae Ceurvorst
Wichita
Bas
Laura Woold- Tidge
Little Rock
Robert Wienstock
St. Louis
Bronte Medlin
Sir Ronald Lindsay Honored by Harvard
British ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay left Washington for Boston where he will receive an honorary degree from Harvard University tomorrow. He dismissed rumors he traveled to meet President Roosevelt or discuss the London conference matters.
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Washington
Sir Ronald Lindsay
Boston
Harvard University
Roosevelt
London
Terminal business in St. Louis picks up
St Louis area rail terminals report last week 34 828 cars interchanged vs 32 225 year ago. San Francisco handled 13 093 cars against 12 364 and Norfolk and Western 31 816 against 16 937.
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ST. Louis
St. Lows
San Francisco
Norfolk & Western
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