Bill Against Strike Breaking Becomes A Law
President Roosevelt signed 53 bills including measures against strike breaking and for expanding the army air corps. The actions, announced as he prepared his Philadelphia acceptance speech, include making it a felony to transport workers to obstruct peaceful picketing interstate or in foreign commerce and authorizing more airplanes to reach 4,000 planes in five years.
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Washington
Army Air Corps
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Legislation Debates Include Wartime Subsidy and Wage Bills
A number of veterans in the regular army are noted alongside resolutions. One measure seeks an investigation of corporations manufacturing and distributing agricultural implements. Among pending bills on Silos desk the ship subsidy bill and the Walsh Vealey bill would set wage and hours specs in government contracts.
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Sil
Walsh- Vealey
River contracts awarded exceed two million dollars
Washington reports war department awarded river and harbor work contracts totaling over 2 million dollars. Woods Brothers Construction Co of Lincoln Nebraska received the largest, for dikes and rebuttments on the Missouri river between Decatur Bend and Louisville Bend for 949,514.40. Other contracts included Standard Dredging Co for Winyah Bay South Carolina 454,611.60 W. P. McGeorge of Pine Bluff Arkansas for Missouri river works 280,504.60 and multiple awards to Woods Brothers for ranges from Monona to Tiesville Bends and Calfornia Blair Bends Omaha district, plus Kansas City Bridge Co for Rockport to Florence Bend 296,767.25.
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War Department
United States
Woods Bros. Construction Co
Lincoln
Nebr
Missouri River
Decatur Bend
Louisville Bend
Standard Dredging Co
New York City
Omaha
Calfornia
Blair
Webr
Lille Sioux
Bend
Kansas City
Aged Woman Hit by Speeding Car in Jefferson City
An elderly woman was struck by a speeding car in Jefferson City injuring her seriously. Authorities plan criminal negligence charges against the driver, Mooreman, who was operating the car at the time. The incident follows another Turner family assault earlier in the year, with both victims named Dally Turner and the injured mother identified as Mrs. Turner.
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Pital
Jeferson City
Bruner
Butler
Mooreman
Naighter
Turner
Dally Turner
Ernest Knott
West Water Street
Lafayette and
High Streets
Miss Turner
Lafayette Street
Missouri Outdoors Boosts Wayne County Reserve Appeal
Outdoors in Missouri will increase the attraction this year at the Wayne County reservation. Jefferson City bass fishers Billy Smith Fred Landwehr and Louis Landwehr returned from a single day’s casting with 19 black bass weighing 100 pounds averaging over 3 pounds. The catch near Reelfoot Lake Tennessee stunned locals as angling reports note a bass abundance and a waller tied to the 1812 earthquake site. Federal duck stamp rules and fishing habitats are discussed along with local park plans for July 4 and cabin constructions in Ozark regions. The Fish and Game Department will resume the weekly water condition report and other fresh fishing info is offered through Evertson’s.
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United Press
Jefferson City
Billy Smith
Fred
Louis Landwehr
Reelfoot Lake
Tennessee
New Madrid
Mississippi
Fish and Game Department
L. Preston
Forn
Secion
Lake of the Ozarks
Evertson
Sportsman
Versailles
Ex-Conwight Held as Suspect in Attempted Assassination
St Louis June 25 AP County authorities arrested an ex convict as a suspect in an attempted shooting outside a garage behind Harvey Miller, 25, a government witness in an auto theft trial. Miller was struck in the abdomen and his companion Charles Fricke, 32, wounded in the leg but not seriously. Miller, who pleaded guilty last April on interstate car theft charges, had testified for the government. sentences were deferred pending further trials.
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ST. Louis
Harvey Miller
Miller
Charles Fricke
Fricke
Abrogation Debate Dominates Committee Session 96 13
Members lingered through the night as the committee weighed a constitutional abrogation and related planks on farm policy monopoly money and foreign affairs. Governor Peery noted a sentiment against a constitutional amendment plank, signaling a push for liberal interpretation to permit the fed.
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Plank
George C. Peery
Virginia
Honev
Phillies pound Dizzy Dean as Cardinals fall in opener
Philadelphia Jews defeated St Louis 13 to 4 in the first game of a doubleheader. Home runs by Chiozza, Grace, Norris, and Camilli drove nine runs while the Cardinals failed to capitalize on early chances. J Dean Munns Ogradowoski Kowalik Johnson Grace.
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Phillies
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Chiozza
Grace
Norris
Camilli
St. Louis
Phila
J. Dean
Munns
Ogradowoski
Kowalik
Johnson
Doan’s Pills Offer Relief for Back Pain from Tired Kidneys
Uprooted ad copy explains backaches stem from tired kidneys and touts Doan’s Pills as a long proven cure. It claims kidneys should pass about 3 pints of waste daily and warns waste buildup causes fatigue, swelling, headaches, and dizziness. Aimed at general readers, it urges readers to consult a druggist for Doan’s Pills.
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Doan
Doen
Missouri’s Clark and 1940 presidential buzz in 1949
Missouri's Democratic delegation in Philadelphia ponders a Clark for president scenario as Governor Park and state leaders weigh how to back his bid to overturn the two-thirds rule. James P. Aylward, a Pendergast ally, remains Clark’s closest Missouri backer amid crosscurrents with the Kansas City machine.
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Missouri
Governor Park
Roosevelt
Champ Clark
James P. Aylward
Kansas City
James A. Farley
Clark
AAA
NRA
Guffey
Pendergast
Missouri Feaders
Aylward
Death in Missouri Pacific wreck near Valley Park
Miss Lina Jamerson a 47 year old Memphis Tennessee woman died at the Missouri Pacific hospital from injuries after a Special passenger train collided with a freight train near Valley Park in St Louis County Tuesday morning. Twenty one black passengers and 13 Missouri Pacific employees were injured in the crash, which a railroad investigator said resulted from the freight train failing to stop at an automatic electric signal. The special train carried a black delegation to a Baptist Young People's Union convention at Kansas City.
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Lina Jamerson
Memphis
Tenn
Missouri Pacific
Valley Park
St. Louis County
Ccmncident
Taneed Jan
Baptist Young People’s Union
Kansas City
Crowd Storms Union Hall in Gadsden Alabama
Several hundred persons rushed the United Rubber Workers of America office in Gadsden. They damaged furnishings attacked nine occupants and forced them to flee. Police reported no serious injuries among named individuals including George B. Roberts and Lester Thomas, with fights erupting before officers arrived.
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Tayyn
George B. Roberts
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L. Gray
John B. House
Lester Thomas
W. A. Boyle
J.C. Leslie
C. S. Holmes
E. C. Ludlow
Schuschnigg Hopes to Settle Quarrels With Germany
Vienna reports Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg presented a four point plan to Adolf Hitler to secure German recognition of Austria's independence, noninterference in Austrian politics, Austria's sovereignty over monarchy restoration, and a clear disavowal of Austrian Nazi support.
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Kurt Schuschnigg
Austria
Germany
Otto of Hapsburg
Schuschnigg
United Press
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Murray's Force to Picnic at Rehagen's Westphalia
A picnic will be held this afternoon and evening for members of Matthew Murrey state public works administrator and their families at Rehagen's in Westphalia. Contest and athletic events precede a barbecue supper. Arrangements are led by L. W. Fitzpatrick Joe Ragland A. C. Lingley G. L. Patterson and Miss Ella LaFollette.
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Matthew
Landon jokes on women in cabinet and worms during fishing remark
Gov. Alf Landon answers a reporter about women in his cabinet with a wink saying yes Mrs. Landon. He jokes about not using worms in Colorado, but in Kansas when he wants to fish, illustrating a light moment on the campaign trail.
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Denver
Alf M. Landon
Missouri braces for another heat wave and rising temps
A low pressure system moving from Montana toward Missouri signals a new heat wave. Overnight temps fell to the mid 50s in parts of Missouri while St Louis and other cities logged 64. Daytime highs reached up to 88 with scattered showers possible in the north as the forecast calls for fair conditions elsewhere.
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ST. Louis
Weather Bureau
Mrs James Franklin Sings at Kiwanis Club Luncheon
Mrs James Franklin a local soprano and past St Louis Municipal Opera performer entertained the Kiwanis Club at today's weekly luncheon. She sang The Desert Song One Alone from Show Boat Why Do I Love You from Show Boat Il Bacio and Poor While the article ends abruptly no final set list is given.
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Kiwanis Club
James Franklin
St. Louis
Robbers Fire On Armored Car In Downtown Lawrence
In Lawrence Massachusetts a gun battle between payroll robbers and a police guard and bank employee injured two robbers and a bank worker. One robber was reported near death, another wounded, while a third escaped in a car. The trio attempted to seize the payroll as the armored truck halted at Central Railroad Station.
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Bay State Merchants’ National Bank
Corkum
O'Brien
O’brien
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