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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
4
Fredericktown Missouri June 22 AP Mrs Horace S Benedict aged woman who recently marked her 60th wedding anniversary with her husband has died in the town.
Washington reports describe hopeful Democrats lining up for federal jobs as agencies like the Public Works Administration and Tennessee Valley Authority prepare to hire. Postmaster General Farley faces pressure to award posts while new civil service limits complicate patronage. Estimates place job openings from 25,000 to 30,000, with collectors of internal revenue and district attorneys among expected early appointments.
George T. Dunlap Jr of New York today eliminated Canadian holder C Ross Sandy Somerville in the British amateur golf championship. The match ended in the sixth round with Dunlap winning 2 and 1 at Hoylake England.
Roger B. Baldwin of the ACLU and four associates toured southern Illinois alleging they were detained and ordered to leave Duquoin after a meeting. He said federal intervention would be sought if county officers continued to curb peaceful assembly amid miner clashes between the Progressive Miners of America and United Mine Workers.
The account describes a group escorted from town after a search and hour-long detention by about eight deputies, who warned them to leave. The party says they were neutral in the Ilinois mine entry conflict, witnessed both sides’ officials, and plans to seek action from Governor Henry Horner and federal officials.
Quantril Smith and later Mrs. Smith filed and withdrew divorce actions in Kansas City and Ban Benito, with renewed withdrawals and a change in counsel. A separate note in Oklahoma notes a birdie in golf, while Chicago reports Dr Boevicke linking disease immunity to blood fat particles.
Detroit teletype reports John Duval Dodge, once cut off from the Dodge fortune, wed Dora McDonald Kline in Elkhart Indiana following his wife Marie O Connor Dodge securing a rapid Michigan divorce. The earlier marriage began in 1958 when both were teenagers. The tale notes a $150 monthly allotment, later $1.6 million settlement, and a Michigan act needed to finalize that agreement as the couple traveled and settled in Detroit.
The attorney general seeks an additional million dollars for Missouri’s general fund and targets foreign corporations to tax fees based on asset value. A court opinion states such fees are taxes and corporations cannot set capital stock below actual worth to evade state tax. Dwight H. Brown, secretary, reports in Missouri.
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