Holland Bank Claim Denied Pay the Courts
The Missouri Supreme Court division two affirmed a Boone County ruling that Holland Banking Company liquidation agents have no claim against Republic National Bank for $100,000. The case, begun in Greene County in 1928 and moved to Boone County, involved officers of the Holland Bank and loans from Republic National Bank. Judge W. P. Frank wrote the opinion, with testimony showing Sanford, then Holland Bank president, used bank funds to cover the obligation.
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David Harris
State Finance Department
G Bank
Republic National Bank Aw
Holland Bar
Holland Bank
C. B. Randall
J. L. Hine
Republic National Bank
EB. L. Sanford
Sanford
St. Louis
Kansas City
E. L. Sanford
Supreme Court
High Court
Radio Schedule Highlights from NBC ABC CBS Listings
Radio and shortwave lineup features Bobby Jones Golf Chat from WEAP NBC at 6:00 and heavyweight title hopeful Young Stribling from Geauga Lake on Wd2Z NBC at 6:30. Concert by Goldman Band at 7:30 on Wd2Z NBC, with golf official Herbert H. Ramsay on WEAF NBC at 8:30 and Connie Boswell’s Sisters on WABC CBS at 8:45. Henry Cotton discusses golf at 9:00 on WASBC CHES. Tal Henry and his Dance Orchestra at 10:00 on WJZ NBC. Thursday brings Rotary Club international broadcasts via WGY shortwave and WEAFP NBC at 5:06 am. comedy Aji and Pete at 9:45 am. Pan American Society lunch with Col Theodore Roosevelt in Porto Rico at 11:30 am via WEAF NBC. Dale Wimbrow songs at 12:00 noon on WABC CBS. Sisters of the Skillet on WIZ NBC at 12:36 pm. Bob Taplinger interviews organist Ann Leal at 3:45 on WABC CBS. Midweek hymn sing on WEAF WBC at 5:00. Birthday party with Confute Tous on WEAF NBG at 7:00. Dedicatory studio openings at WHP Harrisburg on WABC CBS at 8:00. Old Stager memories by Henry M. Neely on WIZ NBC at 9:30.
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Bobby Jones
Weapnbc
Young Stribling
Geauga Lake
Ohio
Wd2z
NBC
the Goldman Band
Herbert H. Ramsay
United States Golf Association
Grantland Rice
WEAF
Connie Boswell
Wabc-Cbs
Henry Cotton
Wasbc-Ches
Tal Henry
Wjz-Nb
Rotary Club
Schenectady
Melbourne
Australia
WGY
WEAFP
Aji
Pete
WSZ
Pan American Society
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Dale Wimbrow
WABC
CBS
Sisters of the Skillet
East and Dumbe
Wiz-Nbg
Bob Taplinger
Ann Leal
Weafwbc
Weaf-Nbg
WHP
Harrisburg
Stager
Henry M. Neely
Wiz-Nbc
Edwin Vare to Wed Miss Glenna Collett
Greenwich Conn June 24 The Protests and Episcopal church service read by Rev Dr Frederick G Budlong will unite golfer Miss Glenna Collett and Edwin HM Vare Jr of Philadelphia The bridegroom is a nephew of former Senator Vare and a University of Pennsylvania graduate
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Greenwich
Genn
Episcopal Church
Frederick G. Budlong
Glenna Collett
Edwin
HM Vare, Jr
Philadelphia
Vare
University of Pennsylvania
U. S. Dirigible Los Angeles Damaged by Fire
Fire at Lakehurst New Jersey damaged a small fabric section of the dirigible Los Angeles while in its hangar. The airship is helium filled and was in maintenance when the fire occurred.
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U. S
Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Round World Fliers Land in Berlin in Record Time
The airmen Port and Harold Gaity landed at a Royal Air Force station in England after crossing the Atlantic in under 24 hours. They described descending through a cloudbank then spotting roads and an apparent landfall in Europe. Mrs Wiley Post expressed happiness at their safe progress and confidence in their success.
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Round World Fliers
Berlin
Royal Air Force
England
Ireland
Atlantic
Tess cc
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Wiley Post
Round the World Flier
Harold Gaity
Chester
Walker Bank Robbed of About $800 in Missouri
The Farmers Bank of Walker Missouri was held up just before noon by an unmasked bandit who escaped with about $800. He forced bookkeeper Clara Stackhouse to turn over money from the counter and a drawer while cashier H. H. Cherry was ill at home. The thief fled in an old touring car south on Highway 50. Mrs. L. D. Higley, who runs a store next to the bank, saw the getaway and described the man as tall, about 160 pounds, with dark complexion, wearing a gray shirt, striped overalls and a dark cap.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Farmers Bank
Walker
Here
Clara Stackhouse
H. H. Cherry
L. D. Higley
Hoover Proclaims New Tariff Duties Increases and Decreases
Washington June 21 AP President Hoover proclaimed tariff changes on eight commodities with increases for dried eggs hemp cordage and small bells for bicycles while five others including pig iron hides olives and cheese were left unchanged or reduced along with decreases on bent wood furniture olive oil fy packages and pipe organs and parts.
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Washington
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Hannibal Factories Run At Full Capacity
Hannibal Missouri June 24 The three International Shoe Company plants in Hannibal including two shoe factories and a rubber soil and heel plant are operating at maximum capacity. Payrolls are at peak. Superintendent H E Jenkins reports the Hannibal and Bluff Street factories are producing 22,500 pairs of shoes daily.
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Hannibal
International Shoe Company
H. E. Jenkins
Bluff Sit
Mussolini hard line on Catholic Action glue case
Rome June 23 AP Premier Mussolini urged a firm stance against Catholic action cuts in Italy's reply to the Holy See note. He said dissolved clubs were anti Fascist and saw no reason to reopen talks on juvenile association measures. The church blamed for violence tied to alleged Catholic political activity.
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Rome
Mussolini
Vatican
Holy See
Church
Quinn Ordered Held For Trial In Okla
Newkirk Oklahoma June 22 AP Quinn charged with the murders of Jessie and Zexia Griffith Blackwell school teachers on a highway near Tonkawa last December 28 was ordered held for trial in district court after a preliminary hearing before Kay county judge R M Parkhurst In the closing minutes Mrs M M Patton Tulsa identified Quinn as the man who she alleged assaulted her last Thanksgiving Day at the place the Griffith sisters were slain.
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Newkirk
Okla
fLarl Quinn
Jessie
Zexia Griffith
Blackwell
Tonkawaa
R. MM. Parkhurst
Kay
M. M. Patton
Muskogee
Quinn
Griffith
Honor Caulfield at Dinner in Columbia
Governor and Mrs Henry Caulfield to be guests of honor at Missouri Writers Night Dinner in Columbia during National Convention of The ta Sigma Phi Journalism sorority. Miss Frances Grinstead a UM School of Journalism faculty member will introduce Frederick Hazlet Brennen and Mrs Myrile Trachsel. Convention ends Friday.
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Columbia
Henry
Caulfield
Theta
Sigma Phi
Frances Grinstead
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Frederick Hazlet Brennen
St. Louis
Myrile Trachsel
St. Joseph
Oklahoma Official to Stand Trial for Rubio Murder
William Guess, ex deputy sheriff, testified he shot after Emilio Cortes Rubio and Manuel Gomez pulled a gun on him on a dark Ardmore street. The case tied to a vacation party linked to the Mexican president’s kin, with jurors told the death penalty would not be sought.
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Ardmore
Wiliam E
Bil) Guess
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Chum
Manuel Gomez
Goess
Cecil Crosby
Guess
Cartes Rubin
Gomez
Salvador Cortes H Rubio
Cortiz Rubio
Lucille
Salvador
Butler County Politician Convicted on UAW Charges
Springfield Mo June 24 AP William A Leach a Butler County politician pleaded guilty in federal court to transporting liquor and received eight months in the Laclede County jail Mae McClintic of Poplar Bluff was arrested on perjury charges connected to her testimony in the Isom Pope case She testified strangers placed liquor in the car with Pope Leach and McClintic during a Southeast Missouri stop last spring and later confessed to perjury.
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Springfield
William A. Leach
Butler County
Laclede
Leach
Mae McClintic
Poplar Bluff
Federal Board
Isom Pope
Pope
Henry County
Lawrence County
Mae Mee
Clintis
Missouri
Widowed Tennessee Farmer Dies After Tooth Extraction
Beloit Kansas reports the death of 6, retired farmer Co. T. Abercrombie in Beloit after infection from a wisdom tooth extraction. The incident occurred today with details from UP.
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Beloit
Kas
T. Abercrombie
Death penalty sought in Creighton murder trial
Carthage Missouri June 24 The state asked for the death penalty in opening statements at the trial of James Creighton for slaying Coyne Hatten in Webb City The state says Creighton collided with Hatten caregivers of a Webb City family and shot him in a drug store rear In May The jury was completed shortly before court adjourned Creighton was also sought on robbery charges in Oklahoma Nebraska and Texas
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Carthage
James Creighton
Coyne Hatten
Webb City
Creighton
Hatten
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Texas
Death strikes again in Butler family in Missouri
In Butler Missouri Mrs Anna K Thompson 87, mother of the late Major J Thompson 59 who died yesterday, succumbed at her home to a long illness. Widow of DB N Thompson she had lived in Butler for 60 years and is survived by a daughter and four grandchildren.
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Butler, Mo
J. & Thompson
Anna K. Thompson
Thompson
DB. N. Thompson
Wesy
State Ministers Conference Opens in Columbia
The second annual statewide conference of Missouri ministers opens in Columbia under joint sponsorship of the University of Missouri and the Columbia Ministerial Alliance. Dr. T W H Irion welcomes attendees as speakers include Dr. George A Butrick of New York and Rev Ivar Lee Holt of St Louis. The convention closes Friday.
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Columbia
Two More Volcanoes Erupt in Japan Reported Today
Wye Vernacular Press says two more volcanoes erupted in Japan, bringing the total to four this week. Matt Soratake Sulphur Mountain in Gifu Prefecture and Mount Hachido on Kuchigerabu Island south of Kiushiu were named. A village of 70 houses suffered heavy damage in the Hachi do eruption. Ashes drove townspeople away and crops on the island were ruined.
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Japan
Wye Vernacular Press
Tokyo
Matt Soratake
Gifu
Hachido
Kuchigerabu
Kiushiu
Supreme Court awards widow $15,000 in train robber death
The Missouri Supreme Court affirms a Jackson County Circuit Court ruling granting Mrs. Sophia David, a widow, $15,090 from Missouri Pacific Railroad for the death of James Lee David. David, a railroad guard, was killed May 17, 1923 near Leavenworth Kansas during a train robbery. Bert Gladsen was later convicted and sentenced to life. Chief Justice W T Ragland authored the opinion finding the railroad negligent in warning.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
James Lee David
Webber
Division Oie
Missouri Supreme Court
W. T. Ragland
Jackson County
Sophia David
David
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Bert Gladsen
Leavenworth
Kansas
Radio Corp of America Subsidiaries Get License Renewals
The Federal Radio Commission, by a 5 to 1 vote, renews licenses for four RCA subsidiaries. The majority says Delaware court ruling against RCA is not binding under section 13 of the Radio Act, and licenses should not be denied. Commissioners Saltzman and Sykes dissented.
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Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Radio Corporation of America
Commission
District Court of Delaware
Arthur D. Lord
Saltzman and Sykes
Private detective Hagan aids Leo Brothers conviction
John G. Hagan, a familiar Kansas City underworld figure dubbed a private detective, has received a $25,000 reward from the Chicago Tribune for information that aided in the conviction of Leo Brothers for the murder of Alfred Lingle. Hagan reportedly spent three months in Chicago dives, mingling with gangsters to secure the information.
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John G. Hagan
Kansas City
The
Chicago Tribune
Leo Brothers
Alfred Lingle
Tribune
Hagan
Chicago
California man faces bad check charge in local court
Prosecuting Attorney Nike G. Se vier filed a worthless check charge in Justice of the Peace W. P. Smith's court against Walter Buesen of California Missouri. Buesen allegedly handed a bogus eight dollar check to William Stifferman, a local barber shop proprietor, drawn on Monitean County Bank.
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Nike G. Sevier
Justice of the Peace
W. P. Smith
Walter Buesen
California
Buesen
William Stifferman
Monitean County Bank
1932 Sunday School Convention in Mexico
H. W Becker of the Missouri Sunday School Council of Religious Education announced that the executive committee would likely meet in Mexico in conjunction with the 1932 Sunday School Convention at 8 St. Louis, with details to be announced.
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Mexico
St, Louis
H. W Becker
Missouri Sunday School Council of Religious Education
Annual State Sunday School Convention Planned at Mexico
The convention will be held at Mexico from November 1 to 13 with delegates from Sunday schools attending. Organizers urge participation and note the event aims to coordinate activities and establish standards for the state organization.
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Ate
Mexico
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