Injured Driver In Severe Wreck Near Loose Creek
Two crashes within an hour sent three people to St Marys hospital. Glen Lovelace 32 Union Mo suffered severe chest injuries a dislocated hip and multiple fractures after his Plymouth crashed into a stock truck on Highway 50 east of Loose Creek. Karl Rush and Miss Julee Scott of Bridge reportedly escaped serious injury though Rush suffered a mangled wrist and Miss Scott a head bump. Lovelace in critical condition. Rush treated and released later. Scott discharged after treatment.
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Glen I. Lovelace
Union, Mo
Itis Plymouth
Highway 50
Loose Creek
Karl Rush
Uline Scott
Bidge
Miss Scott
Lovelace
Union
Jefferson City
Edgion
Tendent
St. Louis
Hiahway
Edward Parker
Eldon
Rush
Gene Riggs
Missouri Weather Update Warns of Warm Thursday
Fair tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions on Thursday. Kansas City and Keokuk forecast, river stages listed for Boonville and Hermann. Errors and garbled data remain from the OCR, but the core note indicates mild weather ahead with rising temperatures and specific river readings.
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Missouri
Keokuk
Kansas
Waverly
Boonville
Thomas W
Hermann Valen
Lake of
Te Qzar
Bel Jowest
Youth’s admission yields 30 day jail term suspended
In open court Cecil Loethan admitted striking at Alvin Brunner during a rent argument. He pleaded guilty after city attorney urged corroboration, receiving thirty days in jail suspended on good behavior and avoidance of the Brunners. Brunner then filed eviction against Loethan with potential wage claims to follow. A youth who ran a stop sign was fined five dollars.
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Cecil Loethan
Alvin Brunner
Louis Brunner
Loethan
Young Brunner
Brunner
June Rose
Wheatly
Leehan
Brunney
Wheat
Louis Bruner
Pastor Fractures Back In Auto Crash At West McCarty
Reverend William Richter 64, Lutheran pastor, was injured when his car struck a delivery truck on West McCarty Street. He was taken to hospital unconscious for observation, with officials noting possible weakness from a recent operation. Separately, W J Marshall of Springfield faced driving while intoxicated charges after a collision near Osage Beach, with Mrs McDowell hospitalized in Eldon in critical condition. State patrol queried scene near the dam on Highway 84 and filed charges later today.
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William Richter
Lutheran Church
McCarty Street
Brewing Company
Henry Pope
Nevi
Richter
W. J. Marshall
Springfield
W.H. Svie
Osage Beach
Camden County
McDowell
Ebdon
Fire destroys garage. residence saved at 1905 W Main
A late yesterday blaze consumed a double garage at 1905 W Main Street, George McIntyre’s home. A south wind spread embers to a nearby roof but the fire was extinguished with no damage to the residence. a weak hose caused a brief delay while firefighters fought the flames. Fire Chief Robertson cited possible ignition from smoldering nest smoke material, though unconfirmed.
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George McIntyre
Main Street
West End
White Way Ball Park
East End
Robertson
Mrs Letty Woehrman Dies in Louisville
Mrs Letty Woehrman 43 wife of August Woehrman longtime resident of the city died at his Louisville home. She was well known here and frequently visited. Frank Morris and William Woehrman left this morning to attend the funeral.
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Letty Woehrman
August Woehrman
Louisville
Arrests in fatal beating at St Louis riverfront
Two men were arrested and a third suspect was sought after the fatal beating of William Maddigan aged 48 and William Hoelscher aged 60 in an abandoned riverfront building Sunday morning. A marriage license was also issued to Howard Ruth and Ruth Parson of Springfield by Recorder Henry LePage.
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ST. Louis
William Maddigan
William Hoelscher
Henry LePage
Howard Ruth
Ruth Parson
Springfield
Communist leader Browder outlines immediate program
Earl Browder, secretary-general, announces a direct program at the national convention, arguing democracy over socialism or capitalism and urging a mighty people's front against fascism. He warns Roosevelt retreats signal reaction, and calls for tax reforms, social legislation, and curb on the Supreme Court.
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New York
Communist Party
Earl Browder
Browder
William %. Foster
People’s Front
Farmer-Labor
Socialist Party
Community Party
Roosevelt
FDR
William Lemke
Union Party
Tandon
Supreme Court
People's Organizations
America
Fireworks Ordinance Enforcement Sparks Merchants’ Dilemma
City police vow action under an antiquated fireworks ordinance as merchants struggle to interpret prohibitions on sale or display. Chief Bruner warned of arrests for fireworks sales while City Attorney Rose and the prosecutor coordinate cases, amid confusion over whether toy pistols and loud devices fall under the law.
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Jake
Bruner
Vune
Rose
India
United States Army
Parain Pair for Death of Woman in Kansas City
William Jenkins and Margaret Rhinehart were arraigned on first degree murder charges in the death of Mrs. Mary Jenkins, 75, mother of one suspect. They were held without bond for a preliminary hearing set for June 11 after earlier assault with intent to kill charges surfaced.
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Kansas City
Willian Jenkins
Margaret Rhinehart
Mary Jenkins
Democrats quell platform strife and coast along
Philadelphia June 21 AP Angry delegates from Virginia urged backing repeal of the two thirds rule for presidential nominations at the Democratic convention. Massachusetts favors retention. North Carolina and Arkansas show division. Farley predicts a majority for repeal. mass delegation support noted. Opposing views shape day one before the rules committee vote.
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Philadelphia
Delogiles
Vir-gilla
Willy
Sti
Massachusetts
Virginia
Aubrey G. Weaver
Front Royal
North Carolina
James A. Farley
Weaver
Davis J. Walsh
Masssschusetts
Walsh
South
Arkansas
J. M. Futrell
Robinson
Senate
Rep
Chaude A. Fuller
Ohio
Boys Played Indian Bit Too Realistic In Street Battle
Police were called when five pretend cowboys staged a rifle battle near a junior high. Officers seized ancient guns without firing pins and no cartridges found. Parents may claim the rifles at police headquarters. Burglary at Freeburg also reported with store robbed last night. details unavailable.
Hostile Note In All That Harmony
In Philadelphia on June 24, about thirty students and unemployed activists from socialist groups marched in the rain denouncing President Roosevelt and Senator Joseph S Robinson for apathy toward the southern tenant farmers union. A major speech by Robinson was set for tonight at the Democratic convention as permanent chair. A chant was heard near his hotel with banners calling for action against perceived oppression, including lines about cotton slaves and flogging and a claim that Robinson keeps Roosevelt quiet while sharecroppers are flogged.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Joseph S’. Robinson
Southern Tenant Farmers’ Union
Arkansas
George Edwards
Amerigian
Si Dent Union
Southern Methodist University
Robinson's
Dixie
South
Robinson
Paul ¥. McMatt
Indiana
Tie Party
Townsend
Roosevelt Ieaders
Joe Robinson
Wagner
New York
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Alben W. Barkley
Detour Planned for Highway 40 Reconstruction
The state highway department announced a detour for Highway 40 from High Hill to Kingdom City to allow resurfacing and widening of 18 miles. Traffic will route north on Highway 1 through Callaway and Montgomery counties via High Hill Martinsburg Mexico and New Florence before rejoining 40 near Kingdom City. Construction aims to finish by October 1 with concrete paving except for five miles and a railroad overpass east of Mexico. The detour adds about 24 miles to the Kansas City to St Louis route.
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Callaway
Montgomery
High Hill
Kingdom City
State Highway Department
Trom
Martinsburg
New Florence
Montgomery City
Mexico
Highway Department
Tuo
Villat
Kansas City
St. Lotis
Doctors Entertain for Young Intern at St Marys Hospital
Doct ors entertained for a young intern doctor in honor of Dr Wilfred Gotan da staff intern at St Marys hospital. Dr S V Bedford hosted a barbecue at his lodge on Warelsville road for local medical professionals yesterday evening. Golanda, at St Marys a year, will take a trip July first returning to Honolulu. He plans to visit the Texas Centennial and various hospitals en route.
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Wilfred Gotanda
St. Mary's Hospital
S. V. Bedford
Warelsville Road
Golanda
Sir Mary's
Honolulu
Plains
Little Rock
Ark
General Hospital
Shinen
St. Anthony's Hospital
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Townsend Plan Adherents Face Rough Convention Session
At the Democratic convention in a routine session the Townsend plan debate split the platform committee. Delegates pressed petitions, while vaudeville entertainment kept crowds distracted. Senator Lewis Schwellenbach declined to advocate the plan, and women won a milestone vote to elect alternates to the platform committee.
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Matform
Ddie Dowling
St Vaudeville, Fame
Washington State
Lewis Schwellenbach
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