Catholic drive against unclean films continues
Cincinnati archbishop leads two day conference to press reform of the motion picture industry. bishops and movie figures attend as the church vows to shield youth from salacious films and seeks responsible productions. separate note reports Sally Rand engagement canceled at Loew's State theater in Syracuse after Protestant clergy protests.
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Cincinnati
John T. MacNicholas
McNicholas
John ¥. Noli
Ft. Wayne
Ind
John J. Can
Urch
Hollywood
League of Decency
United States
Sally
Syracuse
N. Y
Sally Rand
Loew
John A. Duffy
Syysevehis
Chinese Pirates Free English Captives After Show of Force
Chinese pirates who captured the British steamer Shantien released six Englishmen and a Japanese detainee after British air patrols over the Yellow River Delta hideout. A Japanese captive was freed and reportedly aboard a junk bound for Tientsin. pirates threaten to release 19 more prisoners. Naval aircraft spotted the adrift Englishmen and guided them to a carrier near an American warship.
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Shanghai
S.S. Shantien
Yellow River
Tientsin
Fair Cooler in South and East Friday Forecast
Weather notes indicate cooler air moving in from the northwest on Friday with partly cloudy skies in the south and east. Thunderstorms expected this afternoon or tonight in the extreme south, with warmer conditions in central regions and a general fall in temperatures. River levels and city references appear but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Feokok
Sanaar City Waverly
Tetmaan
Union
Tse
Yeaterday
Hugo's lion missing in Houston after trailer theft
Hugo Martinis reports his African lion missing in Houston after leaving it in a trailer while he entered a cigar store. Police say the pet owner left the animal and trailer unattended. upon return, both were gone and authorities seek clues to recover the property.
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Houston
Tex
Hugo Martinis
Martini
Lion
State appeals in Kelley kidnaping case in St Louis
The state argues before the Missouri Supreme Court against four defendants in the Kelley kidnapping case seeking a writ of prohibition to bar Judge Nolte from July 9 trial in Clayton. The brief supports Judge McElhoney’s transfer to Nolte's court. defense seeks disqualification and a special judge. Defendants named: Angelo Hosgrent, Bart Davis, Felix McDonald, and Mrs Nellie Tipton Muench.
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Kelley
St. Louis
Julius R. Nolie Fron
Clayton
State Supreme Court
C. Arthur Anderson
St. Louis County
Roy McKittrick
W. McElhioney
Isaac D. Kelley
Nolte
Mclhinney
Angelo Hosegrant
Bart Davis
Felix McDonald
Nellie Tipton Muench
Muench
Roosevelt Party Reaches Hyde Park Home For Summer Visit
Elliott Roosevelt his wife and their five year old daughter Ruth Chandler Roosevelt arrived at Poughkeepsie N Y by train for a visit to the president's Hyde Park home. They came from Fort Worth Texas by air and train and were met by a nurse and two secret service men. The journey was uneventful and Baby Ruth slept most of the time with moments of con tent when awake.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Elliott Roosevelt
Ruth Chandler Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Fort Worth
Texas
Baby Ruth
Cleveland
Nudists Face Laundry Bills in California Heat League Case
In San Jose California a dispute arises over laundry and labor charges linked to a nudist retreat near Soquel The bill totals $215 for laundry and labor after Mrs Henry McDonald filed with the State Labor Commissioner The charges cover laundry and removal of poison oak plus path clearing but the bill does not disclose specifics of items sent to the laundry.
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San Jose
Calif
California Heat League
Henry McDonald
Soquel
Patrol searches for twisging girl vanished in morning
Police search for Bernice Clardy aged 14 of 633 Virginia Street and Gertrude Brown aged 11 of 1311 St Marys Boulevard after they left home about 10 am for swimming and did not return by 5 pm. The family learned they may have gone to St Louis prompting patrol involvement and concern over missing dresses.
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Bernice Clardy
Virginia Street
Gertrude Brown
St. Mary's Boulevard
St. Louis
State Patrol
Land Appraisal Verdict In Lake of the Ozarks Case
A federal jury awarded Albert and Sophia Kinkaid 4391.67 in a land valuation dispute with Union Power and Electric Company over 250 acres near Warsaw Benton County. Jurors were selected for a related case Union Power and Electric Company vs Melinda Ferguson et al and next cases will finish this docket. Two men arraigned for internal revenue violations pleaded not guilty and were released on bond.
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Lake of the Ozarks
Albert
Sophia Kinkaid
Union Power and Electric Company
Warsaw
Melinda Ferguson
Benton County
Ferguson
Internal Revenue
U. S
Edna
Morris
Guity
Fenton R. Guint
Sedalia
Bemry R. Rambow
Lincoln
Canines Die in County Mad Dog Scare in Missouri
In Charleston Missouri on June 21 a countywide mad dog scare led to the execution of about 200 unvaccinated dogs. Roughly 500 other dogs have received vaccines. The county and the city have hired men to kill or vaccinate unvaccinated dogs.
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Charleston
Mississippi
Johnson Defends Blue Eagle Appeal Against NRA Critics
General Hugh S. Johnson told the National Retail Credit Association that the blue eagle remains popular and effective. He said critics aim to hang his "hide on the fence" to attack the NRA while asserting the program benefits business labor and the public. He labeled opponents as a jabbering clique.
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Memphis
Tenn
Blue Eagle
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
National Retail Credit Association
Great Lover Out of Jail After Girl Refuses Complaint
Louise Krist an 18 year old girl persisted in declaring love for Childe De Rohan D Harcourt leading to his release. He had been held on seduction charges connected to an alleged elopement but was freed when she refused to sign a complaint.
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New York
Childe de Rohan D’harcourt
Louise Krist
West Side Court
D’harcourt
Willaim A. Farrel
Chemist Testifies on Poisoned Flour Tied to Gray County Case
Pampa Texas June 21 W B Wardlow state chemist testified that analysis of flour sent in connection with the Gray county poisonings in which Rev L H Shockley is charged showed .79 per cent of a substance. The testimony is part of the poisoning trial and adds detail to the ongoing prosecution.
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Pampa
Tex
W. B. Wardlow
Gray County
L. H. Shockley
Crossley Seeks Missouri Drought Relief From Hopkins
Missouri relief director Wallace Crossley asked Federal Administrator Hopkins for drought relief funds and a seed purchase program. He outlined a budget to combat crop devastation from dry weather and chinch bugs in the secondary drought area, with seed aid and a work relief plan. Representative Cannon reported locating 25,000 bushels of soybean seed near Missouri and moving to buy it.
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Washington
Wallace Crossley
Missouri
Hopkins
Crossley
Federal Relief Administration
Representative Cannon
D. Mo
Harry L. Hopkins
H. A. Buhler
Work Relief and Rural Rehabilitation Department
Agricultural Department
Paris Bomb Plotman Believed to Strike Again
Paris reports another bomb from the so called Three Judges of Hell in a Paris mail. The device did not explode but contained enough powder to cause harm. Police suspect a single mad man behind the terror and have not linked any person to the bombs.
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ARIS
Hell
Paris Mail
Saint Etienne Arvin
u+ual
Minos
Hague
Rhadamante
Three Women Die in Arkansas Grade Crossing Crash
Three women were killed when a light delivery truck carrying them was struck by a Rock Island Railway motor car near Benton Arkansas. The victims are Mrs. Mattie Burton 30 wife of farmer W H Burton Mrs. Sallie Murray about 55 widow and Miss Clydie Busick Belfast postmaster at Belfast.
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Benton
Ark
Rock Island Railway
Mattie Burton
W. H. Burton
Sallie Murray
Clydie Busick
Belfast
Grand County
Erree
Rambow pleads not guilty to liquor charge in Benson County
Henry R. Rambow of Lincoln Benson county pleaded not guilty to violations of the internal revenue act before U S Commissioner Edna Morris. He was released on a 300 dollar bond and charged with illegal possession and sale of improperly labeled liquor.
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Henry R. Rambow
Lincoln
Benson County
Edna Morris
U.S
Mob Lynches Black Man After Dating White Woman in Kirbyville
In Kirbyville Texas on June 21 a mob of about 200 white men seized Lon Griggs a 30 year old Black man who had been seen with a white girl. Officers taking him to Orange were blocked the mob dragged him from the car and killed him with gunfire then dumped the body near a hoax factory commissary. The Black man and the white girl were jailed and the sheriff warned of a jail break.
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Kirbyville
Tex
Lon Griggs
Orange
Sheriff's Office
Presbyterian Hold Final Session of Logal Conference
The Missouri Presbyterian synod adjourned at noon after a three day gathering with 250 delegates, held with the synodical society. Dr F L McCluer of Westminster College urged broader social economic and religious programs and a war against war and church union. Delegates unanimously thanked Fulton church for hospitality and next year visit Westminster College. Dr Henry S Brown of Chicago addressed the closing morning session.
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Missouri Presbyterian Synod
Synodical Society
F. L. McCluer
Westminster College
Fiton
Synod
Theocal Church
Fulton
Henry 5. Brown
Chicago
Kansas City trade head assails NRA AAA policy
Fred Co. Hoose president of the Kansas City Board of Trade told Kiwanis members that the NRA and AAA harmed small business and agriculture. He blamed drought era policies for ruin, overplanted fields, and forced grazing crops, urging common sense over schemes.
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Kansas City
Kan
Fred Co. Hoose
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kiwanis Club
NRA
Hoose
AAA
Sguam
Noted Missouri Educator Miranda O'Rear Dead in Springfield
Professor Miranda Allen O'Rear head of the Education Department at State Teachers College in Springfield died in a local hospital after weeks of illness and recent leg amputations. Born in 1869 in Columbia he rose to national prominence for his work in teacher training. Survived by wife, son Dr Floyd O'Rear of Columbia University and daughter Mrs Helen Wilson of Springfield.
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Springfield
Miranda Allen O'Rear
Department of Education
State Teachers’ College
Braining School
O'Rear
Columbia
University of Missouri
Chicago University
Columbia University
Missouri
Primcipat
Centralia
Sweet Springs
Boonville
ST. CG
State Reading Circle Board
Greene County Textbook Commission
State ‘Teachers’ Association
Cheirman
Inta
State Teachers’ Association
Floyd O'Rear
Colimbia University
New York
Helen Wilson
NRA Blue Eagles discussed at hardware congress
Ellen I Pennell of Des Moines suggests NRA influence raises prices faster than incomes at the thirty fifth annual National Retail Hardware Association congress.
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Des Moines
AIMM
NRA
National Retail Hardware Association
Ellen I. Pennell
Wheat Growers Barred From Acreage Cuts, Theis Says
Wichita Kansas June 21 Theis head of the AAA grain division told American wheat farmers they must not reduce acreage under the acreage reduction program for the next crop. He urged stricter adherence to the plan.
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Wichita, Kas
Frank A. Theis
AAA
Officials Up In Air On Frazier Farm Mortgage Bill
Washington officials say they are unsure what President Roosevelt will do with the Frazier Farm Mortgage Morator ium Bill. The measure, passed before adjournment, would grant farmers a six year period to redeem mortgaged property at low interest and small payments. Officials avoided commitments, citing confusion over the bill’s effects if signed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA chief Hugh Johnson to launch national speaking tour
Washington June 21 AP Hugh S Johnson plans a July 10 speaking tour across the nation to explain NRA policies and promote the blue eagle. Charles R Horner, who led the first publicity drive for the blue eagle, is directing the new tour. Topics include the general code for small industries the price policy and the order suspending fair practice provisions of the service industries aid.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Pacific Coast
Charles R. Horner
Serving Industries Aide
Jim McCarson Hospitalized After Week of Injuries
Asheville reports Jim McCarson is in the hospital after a sequence of injuries. He was kicked in the jaw, required stitches, dislocated a shoulder, and underwent an appendectomy all within one week.
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Asheville
N.C
Dune M
Jim McCarson
Pioneer Farmer John Brand Died At Home In Osage Bluff
John Herman Brand a farmer of Osage Bluff 12 miles southwest died at home after being found in a storage house on his farm by family. Heart failure was the cause. Born July 9 1873 he lived his life on the farm dying amid plans for a Jefferson City shopping trip. He married Maggie Meier Oct 5 1907 and leaves four children two daughters and two sons plus a sister and a brother. He was a longtime member of the Nancy Creek Lutheran Church. Funeral arrangements pending today.
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John Herman Brand
Fearmer
Osage Bluff
Brand
Frmblly
Jefferson City
Juy
Maggie Meier
Andrew J. Brand
Osage Ber
Richard Props
Money Creek
Laura
Ollo
Christ Jacobs
Osage Blut A
George Brand
Nancy Creek
Quintuplets may be shown at World’s Fair despite objections
C D McCaughey for Chicago promoters said Dionne quintuplets will likely be on view at the World's Fair this summer after all. Ovila Dionne signed to exhibit but medical advice caused a postponement. He noted family objections to contract clauses and said payments may stop temporarily but contract remains.
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North Bay
Ont
Dionne
Ontapria
Dionne Farm
NAA Code Officials Resign Amid Roosevelt Order
Washington June 21 AP NAA reports resignations from three service code authorities with five more expected as Roosevelt cuts code practice sections including price fixing. Other trades named include cleaners laundry and motor vehicle rage and park trade coxies. Resignations seen as routine as code structure dissolves under executive action.
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Washington
NAA
Roosevelt
NRA
Mysterious murder case links reach Europe and New York
New York police probe the disappearance of Agnes Tulverson, a gifted attorney married to Captain Ivan Poderjay. A druggist linked Poderjay to a sedative and razor blades purchase, while Detroit authorities pursue Eugene Leroy as a possible suspect in related slayings. Vienna police await US findings as they scrutinize Poderjay.
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New York
Agnes Tufverson
Ivan Poderjny
Hureau
Poderjny
Vienna
The
Inc
John Ayres
Missing Persons Bureau
Miss Tulverson
Acbjnz
Apt
Ivan Poderjay
Agnes ‘Tulverson
Eugene Leroy
Detroit
Hnger
Leroy
Hfe
Rae Leroy
Katherine Jackson
New York Express
John P. Smith
Jackson
Poderjay
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Captain Poderjay
John J. Sullivan
Poderjag
CAP
Otto Strinhaeuss
International Police Organization
Tyan Poderjay
Agnes Tulverson
Steinharnsl
America
Miss Tulversotys
Poerjay
Susanne Ferrand
Ing
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Hugo
Kelley Gage
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Missouri Dreuth Relief
Southwest Corner
AOME
Parisin
City
Judges of
Presbyterian
K. C. Board of Trade Scores
N.R.A. A.A.A
Johnson and Tugwell
West
Hoase
Kansas
United States Department of Agriculture
Brain Truster
Tugwell
House
Smith
Agriculture Committee
M. A. O'Rear
State University
Frazier Farm
BIG Stick OF
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Whcow
Flogeg
MT. Holly
N. J
Adam Scewczak
Bradway Brown
Young Printing Executive
Vie Ioprlaeomsnt
N.Y
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