Stark outlines new wild life commission and fees
Governor Lloyd C Stark told delegates that a new four member conservation commission will wield authority over license fees and laws after July 1 while existing game and fish statutes remain enforceable. An advisory council will aid policy, aiming to unify party divides and speed conservation actions.
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NEW Wild Life Commission
Boss Stark
Lloyd
C. Stark
Ted
Stark
Conservation Commission
Air Tonight And Thursday Warm With Rising Temps
Forecast shows tonight mostly fair with warmer conditions in eastern areas and extreme southeast Thursday. Highs near 99 degrees, lows around 63. Rivers at Keokuk and Jefferson City show minor rises, with levels near one tenth of a foot below full reservoir in early morning readings.
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Stages River
Keokuk
Fannee City
Meonville
Jefferson’ City
St. ‘Thomas
Hermann
West & Lake
Missoui geology students seek corn cobs in Wyoming
Forty University of Missouri geology students studying in Landers Wyoming wired Governor Stark requesting 46 red and white corn cobs to serve as admission tickets to social events. Don Enloes, head of the group, said they were barred from dances until tickets could be produced as a symbol of Missouri corn. The governor responded he would fulfill the request.
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University of Missouri Geology
Landers
Wyo
Stark
Don Enloes
Ice Fund Plea Asks Help For Needy Families
Community nurse Eva Bremmerman warns several lives depend on the ongoing fee funds drive. Without money for ice and milk, indigent families face illness and even death, with a sick baby needing an ice box donated for use. Contributions total $41 by noon, plus earlier gifts from Beth El Sisterhood and local organizations.
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Fee Funds
Eva Bremmerman
Bremmermai Elge
Bremmerman
Ice Fund
William Tell Iman
Union Electric Wins Perpetual Charter Renewal
The Union Electric Company paid the state 38778 for a perpetual renewal of its corporate charter. Secretary Dwight Brown said a recent Supreme Court decision could have reduced the fee to 3. The Peck Dry Goods case in Kansas City involved a similar request, with the court upholding the state’s fee as an amendment to the original charter.
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Union Electric Company
Dwight Brown
Supreme Court
George B. Peck Dry Goods Company
Kansas City
Secretary of State
Hope 10 Finish Park Campaign in a Single Day
Workers in the Campaign to raise $1,500 for bleachers and lighting at City Park athletic field plan a one day drive with a mop up day Friday. Charles Hemmel named general chairman to lead a canvass with captains and workers. donations will be outright gifts, not repayable. Softball clubs pledge $160 and a civic group will match similar contributions as merchants back the effort.
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City Park Athletic Field
Charles Hemmel
D. J. Kelly
Bob Young
Onry LePage
Joe Schrader
Kangar Citian Now Heads Spanish Vets
Lee H. Smith of Kansas City was elected commander of the Missouri department of United Spanish War Veterans at the annual encampment in Lexington. Other officers named include Louis Wahde of St. Louis as senior vice commander and W. F. Hull of Springfield as junior vice commander. The 1938 encampment was set for Lebanon. Delegates-at-large named were Kundert, Dunbar, Alexander of Kansas City and Julius Walter of St. Louis.
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Lexington
Lee H. Smith
Kansas City
Missouri Department of United Spanish War Veterans
Smith
Carl Hammer
St. Louis
Louis Wahde
W. F E. Hull
Springfield
Charles E. Robinson
Holden
W. S. Longstret
Lutheran convention in St Louis discusses education
In St Louis on June 23 AP reports pastors and lay delegates in the Western District of the Evangelical Lutheran Church discussed education and Sunday school work. The meeting covered church programs, Walther League activities, and youth guidance with Dr. J W Behnken addressing as Missouri Synod president.
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ST. Louis
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Walther League
J. W. Behnken
The
Missouri Synod
First Steam Engine In Rolla Opens Ozark Festival
The first steam engine to reach Rolla a Frisco wood burner will be shown at the Ozark Festival opening in Rolla Missouri for four days at the Missouri School of Mines stadium. Miss Eleanor Heimberger is festival queen. The exhibit includes old tools, cooking utensils, cutlery and pioneer texts. Harmony singers, Missouri artists' works, and wooden nickels as souvenirs accompany pageants from creation to Civil War scenes.
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Rolla
Missouri School of Mines
Aux Arcs
The
Ozarks
Eleanor Heimberger
Hill Country
Missouri
Dent County Harmony Singers
Park Hall
School of Mines
Ozark
University of Missouri
City installs first ever speed limit warning signs
Traffic officer Bruce Burchett announced the new signs aimed at informing drivers of city speed limits. Signs placed at all entry roads, major intersections, and busy streets including West Highway 50 and East Highway 40. One sign was knocked down. police stress no new crackdown, only continued enforcement.
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Thorou
Bruce Burchett
Body of Youth Found Near Rail Tracks in Illinois
The severed body of an 18 year old youth was found today on the Missouri Pacific Rail Road tracks at Dupo, Illinois. A paper in his pocket read Lairel Hardgravé and Lee Hardgrave, county judge, with references to Antler towns in North Dakota, Colorado, and Oklahoma.
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East ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Dupo
Here
Lairel. Hardgravé
Matthews Dies Former Highway Head in Missouri
Charles D. Matthews Jr., 11, former member of the Missouri eleemosynary board and ex chairman of the state highway commission, died at his home in Sikeston. He was also president of the Bank of Sikeston and trustee of Vanderbilt University. Funeral services planned for Friday at the family residence.
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Likeston
Charles D. Matthews, Jr
Missouri Eleemosynary Board
State Highway Commission
Matthews
Missouri
Bank of Sikeston
C. D. Matthews
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, Tenn
Former Governor Guy B Park Visits City and Lake Trip
Former Governor Guy B Park arrives for a visit in the city and at Lake of the Ozarks. He greets Alex Slater, longtime governor's aide, who is ill at a friend's home.
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Guy B. Park
Lake of the Ozarks
Alex Slater
Gov Stark to Dedicate Weldon Springs Bridge Ceremony
Governor Lloyd C. Stark will lead the dedication of the new 1 356 000 dollar bridge over the Missouri River at Weldon Springs on U S Highway 40. The event includes a parkway beautification project, a concert by the 6th Infantry Band, a flyover by National Guard aircraft, and a barbecue at Recreation Park in Wentzville after a motorcade and speeches.
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Lloyd C. Stark
Missouri River
Weldon Springs
State Highway Commission
Wentzville
Bellefontaine
Stark
St. Louis
6Th Infantry Band
Jefferson Barracks
110Th Observation Squadron
Missouri National Guard
Recreation Park
Condemnation Suits Filed Against Cole County Farmers
Two condemnation suits were filed by the state against Cole County farmers who refused to permit farm to market road construction. The first names Sallie Slocum and others seeking right of way for Cole County Route E. The second targets Katie Engelbrecht and neighbors along Route H near Brazite. About eight miles of roadway are involved.
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Cole County
Sallie Slocum
Katie Engelbrecht
Brazite
Grandmother Ahead in Catching Husband Says Tate
Mrs Mildred Thurow Tate told delegates at the American Home Economics convention in Kansas City that grandmothers married seven years earlier than today’s brides. She cited a nationwide family survey showing a rise in marriages and a shrinking family size across three generations.
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Kansas City
Mildred Thurow Tate
King Accused of Illegally Drawing State Pay
Preliminary hearing for Thomas King set as state officials including Treasurer Winn Auditor Smith and others testify. King allegedly received eighty dollars for ten days of work as a House clerk while employed at St. Louis, with defense witnesses to be brought from there. Authorities note the case moved from Jefferson City district court to Wheatly, with Attorney General representatives aiding the prosecution.
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Tom Harling
Thomas King
Justice Fosters
Wheatly
St. Louis
Robert W- Winn
Forrest Smith
Liver Bassman
Teasurers
Joseph Bauer
Joseph N. Stroor
King
Ralph Fischer
McKittrick
Attorney General's Office
Carl F. Wymore
John G. Leslie
H. P. Laut
Edward J. Hogan
Edward M. Brady
Cole County
Jefferson City
Fair and continued warm for Missouri
Weather bureau forecast fair and continued warm in Missouri tonight and tomorrow with no rain. Temperatures yesterday reached 96 degrees in Lamar and Lexington, 85 at Arcadia, 84 at Rolla, and overnight lows ranged from 57 to 76. Youths trained in disloyalty claim cited by Senator Borah about northern cities.
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ST. Louis
Mississippi River
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Lamar
Lexington
Arcadia
Rolla
Kansas City
Noted Trader Dies in Topeka Calm Home Death
James Wall, 82, a veteran horse and mule trader formerly based in Topeka, died at the home of a daughter in this city. He was well known in local livestock circles and had for decades traded horses and mules. The obituary notes his years of work and his family, with services to be announced.
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Kansas City
James Wall
Topeka
Quiet on steel strike front as mediators push for settlement
President Roosevelt's federal mediation board renewed efforts to arrange a settlement of the Great Lakes steel strike. Mahoning valley mills remain under guard by 4400 National Guard troopers while Taft II meets with executives of Republic Bethleham Inland Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube. Roosevelt maintains close telephonic contact with principals as four representatives of the labor relations board join the case with a fifth investigator in Washington.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Federal Mediation Board
Great Lakes
Ohio
Mahoning Valley
National Guard
Charles PB. Taft II
Republic
Beth— Jchem
Inland Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
White House
National Labor Relations Board
Washington
General Strike Paralyzes Warren County in Steel Dispute
In Warren Ohio the CIO declares locals will strike in Canton area of Republic Steel, threatening paralysis as a court injunction blocks picketing. The move follows charges of union discrimination, coercion, and alleged ties with local officials. Federal officials seek warrants over mail interference while mediators push peace efforts in Cleveland.
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Warren
Rumbull
Jenna McKeanan
Cody
Pickering
Republic Steel Company
Warrane
C. O
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Ballroed Yard
C.D Matthews
Chatamaw
Hugh Stephens
Seanne Matthews
Jess N.owens
Chamber of Commerce
John O. Bond
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Highway Department
Hugh “Stephens
Highway Commission
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Governor Park
Gov. Stark
Grandmother
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Silceston
Mississippi
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Aida
United States
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Mark Lauter
Labor Relations Board
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C.so
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Youngstown
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