Moratorium details progress reported in Hoover plan
Washington reports substantial headway in diplomatic talks on the Hoover debt moratorium. Secretary Stimson says broad outlines will not change and details will be settled through diplomacy, with France, Britain, and Italy signaling varied responses to the plan's application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimson
Press Board
Hoover
Washington
API
Sayed
Laval
Edise
Paris
France
Germany
Snowden
Great Britain
Mussolini
Escaped convict recaptured at Chamois Mo
Calvin Hill, a trusted inmate from Puissouri penitentiary, escaped Monday from the new intermediate reformatory east of here and was captured yesterday at Chamois Mo and returned to the prison late last night. Hill was serving five years for grand larceny from New Madrid County dated December 9, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Hill
Puissouri Penitentiary
New Intermediate Reformatory
Here
Chamois
Hill
New Madrid County
Lions Club Installation Tonight at Dixie Gardens
The Lions Club will hold the installation of officers at Dixie Gardens tonight. Following the ceremony a chicken dinner will be served. A full membership was expected at the meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Dixie Garden
Missouri and Illinois Weather Outlook with Clear Skies
Fair tonight and Thursday with cooler conditions. isolated thunderstorms possible in central and north portions. Illinois mostly fair, slight warmth tonight in extreme north, cooler Thursday in northwest. Missouri roads data shows river stages and flood levels. stations listed with recent readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
North
Alinois
Michigan
Northwest
Associated Press
Automobile Divt
Kansas City
Boonville
Warsaw
Hermant
Seven St. Louis Breweries Put Up For Sale
Seven fully equipped St. Louis breweries are for sale as owners tire of waiting for the return of light wines and beer. The listings are handled by a bank, with the breweries previously owned by independent breweries that were taken over by bondholders last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Jume
City swelters as temperatures near century mark
Jefferson City recorded 98 degrees the highest of the year with little relief promised tonight and tomorrow. Heat records were set amid a string of escalating temperatures across Missouri and neighboring states. Three deaths from heat exhaustion were reported in St. Louis with several prostrations, while Kansas City and other cities logged near 100 degree readings. Thunderstorms and cooler weather were forecast for the coming night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Mercury
Swift
ST. Louis
Kansas City
South Dakota
Iowa
Gulf
Oklahoma
Missou
Oscar Stelir
Clinton
Ola
Salina
Kas
Maryville
Tulsa
Okla
Rapid City
S. D
Omenha
Sioux City
San Antonio
Texas
Dallas
Towa
AM. Samick
Springfield Youth 16 Back For Trial By Supreme Court
The Missouri supreme court denied a rehearing on its order sending Alvin Bass, a Springfield youth, back to Greene County sheriff custody for further action in the state's robbery case. Bass, who pleaded guilty, was sentenced to 25 years in state prison after juvenile court proceedings and a later move to general court. The denial triggers potential new information filings and a return to the sheriff, with further prosecution to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Supreme Court
Alvin Bass
Springfield
Greene County
Bass
Governor hints at Missouri extra session for redistricting
Kansas City June 24 AP Gov Henry Caulfield said an extra Missouri legislature session could meet in October or November to consider a congressional redistricting bill if an equitable plan is ready. He favors a realignment carrying a Democratic edge and vetoed an 8 to 5 Democratic plan earlier. He and daughter Mrs Lucien Galena of Providence RI returned to Jefferson City with Police Commissioner Russell Field. In Kansas City he praised Hoover’s debt moratorium proposal to 700 Steuben Club members, likening Hoover to Von Steuben and urging recovery from the depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Henry
Caulfield
Missouri
General Assembly
Russell Field
Jefferson City
Hoover
Steuben Club
Kansas
May Compel Union Electric To Assist In Bridge Construction
Attorney General Stratton Sharter said assistants in his office are examining how to sue Union Electric Company of St. Louis to force payment of part of the cost of a lake of the Ozarks bridge on Highway No. 5. Residents of Camden and Morgan counties have long sought the bridge across the Waters formed by the Osage River dam. A ferry permit exists. Estimated cost now is about a million dollars. before the dam, about $300,000.
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Stratton Sharter
Union Electric Company of
St. Louis
Lake of the Ozarks
Highway No. 5
Camden
Morgan Counties
Bagnell
Osage
Judgment Favor Flour Company in Injury Suit
Division One of the Missouri Supreme Court upheld a $15,000 personal injury verdict for Larabee Flour Mills of St. Joseph in a case brought by George Allen over injuries while unloading a can of wheat. A new trial was denied after appeal, confirming the initial verdict for the milling company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Supreme Court
Larabee Flour Mills
St. Joseph
George Allen
Allen
Larabee Mills
Linhardt endorsed by Cole County committee majority declares
Cecil C. Case announced that Linhardt’s reappointment as Jefferson City postmaster is assured with a majority of the Cole County Republican Committee, the district chairmen, and all four district state committee members backing him. Kruse declined comment, noting no further statements at this time.
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Cole County
Linhardt
CASE
Cecil C. Case
Ben H. Linhardt
Jefferson City
United States
Roscoe C. Patterson
Case County
Republican Committee
Eighth
William Kruse
Eminent Speakers To Appear At Columbia Meeting
Several Cole county farmers will attend a two day land valuation school in Columbia June 30 and July 1 under Missouri College of Agriculture. Speakers include F Miller acting director state college of agriculture E H Tracy Prudential Insurance Company Newark N J Prof R E Euhland USDA chemistry bureau chief Henry A Wallace editor Wallace Farmer and Jow Homestead Wood Netherland Federal Land Bank St Louis True D Morse Doane Agriculture Service St Louis.
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Cole County
Columbia
Missouri College of Agriculture
F. Miller
State College of Agriculture
E. H. Tracy
Prudential Insuance Company
Newark
N. J
R. E Euhland
Bureau of Chemistry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace Farmer and Jows Homestead
Wood Netherland
Federal Land Bank
St. Louis
True D. Morse
The
Doane Agriculture Service
St Louis
Operation Comes Too Late To Save Vienna Boy
John Richard Sherkiey, 15, died after an operation for appendicitis performed late last night. He was brought to the hospital shortly after noon yesterday as peritonitis developed. Surrounded by his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shockley, he leaves three sisters and one brother. The body rests at Wymore-Gordon parlors and will be moved to the family home at Vierma for the funeral tomorrow morning at 19 o'clock from the Methodist church. Burial will be in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richard Sherkiey
Leame
Shockley
J. M. Shockley
Vienna
Wymore-Gordon
Vierma
Methodist Church
Ott Playgrounds Open to Public Tonight at 3 to 8
Dr and Mrs Ott invite the general public to visit and inspect their garden and pay grounds titled Love Gardens. The Ott playgrounds will be open to the public this evening from 3 to 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTT
Will of Ira Pare Filed in Probate Court
The will of the late Ira L Pare was filed in probate court today. It devises all to his widow Elizabeth Pare with remainder to their daughter Faye Pare Ruoff after her death. The will was signed June 15 shortly before Mr Pare’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira L
Pare
Elizabeth Pare
Faye Pare Ruoff
New Trial Ordered in Brew Hops Case
The Jackson county circuit court case involving Abe Danciger and A Hattrem over 150 bales of Oregon hops sold for home brew led to a $9,000 verdict for the Hattrem estate. The state supreme court division two ordered a new trial due to errors, reversing the circuit court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Division Two
State Supreme Court
Abe Danciger
Kansas City
A. Hattrem
Salem
Ore
Danciger
Oregon
Floyd E. Jacobs
Estate of Hattrem
Danelger
Hathrem
Hattrem
Supreme Court
Emmett S. Gantt
Circuit Court
Brunner Defends Wage Policy Amid City Labor Debate
Contractor Louis Brunner says he maintains a weekly payroll of 700 to 1500 dollars and pays workers 33 to 7 cents an hour. He argues the wage policy keeps local labor employed and opposes a city ordinance proposing a 45 cent minimum wage for city projects, fearing competition from outside firms using machinery that would reduce jobs. Brunner notes long-tenured workers and insists both he and his men are flourishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Brunner
Intendo
Brunner
Hundreds Mourn Somebody's Boy At Anonymous Funeral
Hundreds gathered to bid farewell to "Somebody's Boy" whose unnamed death drew citywide grief. The Salvation Army led services at Wytmore-Gordon parlors and Riverview cemetery, as 29 floral tributes surrounded the casket. A fund was started to honor the boy with a monument, while offers poured in from across states, and the community shared a rare, collective sorrow for an unknown child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kivervinw
Wytmore-Gordon
Salvation Army Quartette
Foublster
Tran
Bert Gove
Thomas Griffin
Orville Loeffler
Alden Stovard
Kenneth Wickham
Jack Gavinner
Yhearse
Riverview
Salvation Army
Thorpe Gordon
Wymore-Gordon Itm
Smortuary
Towa
Unois
Kansa
Missouri
Ali
Minneapolis
Gordon
UmMeEnt
Pew
Kermit Beckman to Wed Frieda Kehr
A marriage license was issued today by County Recorder Henry G LePore to Kermit W Beckman and Frieda Kehr, both residents of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Beckman
Frieda Kehr
Henry G. LePore
Kermit W Beckman
Frieda
Kehr
High State Court orders new trial in unique case
The Missouri supreme court division two ordered a new trial for Elizabeth Osmek of St. Louis against American Car and Foundry Co. The court reversed a circuit court ruling that Osmek was not legally married to John Osmak and remanded for trial. Justices found the proof of a prior Hungarian marriage insufficient to bar her damages claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Supreme Court
Circuit Court
W. T. Ragland
Elizabeth Osmek
St. Louis
American Car and Foundary Company
Cat Concern
John Osmak
Hungary
America
Ragland
Bagnell Fire Threatens Station In Looming Extinction
Bagnell Missouri was nearly wiped out by two fires this year and another blaze at a firing station prompted fears of extinction at night. Fire was stopped before reaching 150,000 dollar Kimber yard as William Miller of Springfield, owner of the filling station, was mentioned in connection with the incident.
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Bagnell
Kimber Yard
Mother in Law Nose Cut Quarrel Leads to Bond Hearing
Tulsa Oklahoma June 24 AP reports Jack Van Zandt of Redfork is held on $2500 bond after being charged with cutting off his mother in law Ela Williams nose in a quarrel Saturday. He pleads not guilty at arraignment as his estranged wife Yves Williams is involved.
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Tulsa
Oklg
Jack van Zand
Redfork
Manning
Ela Williams
van Zandt
Yves
Hodge Heads Opanish War Veto Of State Charter
Hodge, charter member of the Jeffers Gilly Post of the United Spain American War Veterans of Missouri, elected department metcy as St Joseph hosted the 1932 convention. Delegates named. Joplin bid. Hodge won by ten votes on second ballot. The gathering urged cooperation with the American Legion and planned a meeting before November 1 to map veteran legislation. A resolution urged expansion of the March 4 1929 naturalization act making service a path to citizenship and final papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Wallace
Jeffers
Gilly Post
United Spain
American War Veterans of
Sheridan
Wyo
United States
Round World Fliers Land in Berlin in Record Time
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty completed a fast lap of their world girdling flight, landing at Templehof after stops at Chester and Hanover. Officials welcomed them with bouquets as they continued toward Berlin, echoing the historic 1927 transatlantic route by Chamberlin and Levine.
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Round World Fliers
Berlin
Wiley Post
Harald Gatty
Biers
Templehoft Aire Field
Chester
Eng
Hanover
Germany
Elctes
Feld Compiemence Hinidke Descefding
Feld
Whtch
Clarence
Chamberlin
Charles’ Levine
New York
Ufthania
Champeonac
Post
Gatty
Atlantic
England
Bers
Flight around the world set record by Winnie Mae crew
The Winnie Mae crew led by Post and Gatty completed the tenth non stop west east North Atlantic crossing. They landed at the Metar land Airdrome near New York City and planned a route to Moscow via Berlin. Weather held steady except for early bad conditions, and the crew praised the flight as a joyous, record setting voyage.
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Chester
Eng
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Sealand Royal Air Force Airdrome
Maccow
Berlin
Engind
Gatly
Fens
Metarland
Royal Air Foree
Fiers
New York City
Warror Grace
New Foundland
Atlantic
St. Louis
Philadelphia Oe
Hallahan
Lindsey
Sth
Wilka
Thei Mason
Henge
Fallenstein
Elliot
Post
Moscow
Gatty
North Atlantic
Mrs Jack Bennett Is Seriously Ill
Mrs Jack Bennett is reported seriously ill at her home 404 Jackson Street with appendicitis in a concise local notice detailing the ailment and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bennett
Jackson Street
Rotary International Favors Disarmament Resolution
The Vienna convention of Rotary International adopted a resolution urging active work for the Geneva disarmament conference next year. The move signals strong support for international arms reduction efforts and global peace initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary International
Vienna
Jimes
Rotary Inter
Geneva
Baseball Scoreboard Fragments From St Louis and Chicago Games
Pitch by pitch snippets show St Louis and Chicago games with team scores and homer details. Players Watkins, Grantham, Suhr, O Doul appear in lineups and homer summaries amid partial inning lines.
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Italy
the Lions Club
Dixie Gardens
Moreau
Osage and
Maries Skivers
von Steuben
Valley Porge
Herbert Hoover
Unite States
Darbour
Union Electric
Linkareot
Ira Pare
Wiliam Miller
Lso
Hodge
Sigsbee Post
St. Joseph Next
Post and Gatty
Chamberlin and Levine There
Roosevelt Field
N.Y
Harbor Grace
N. P
Philadelphia
L Rhém
Mancuso
Collins
McCurdy
Watkins
Chicago
Doo
Gox
Smith
Root
Hartnett
Hubbell
O'Ferrell
Eittsbureh
Brooklyn
French
Phillips
Shante
Lontharsi
Grantham
Suhr
O'Doul
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