Roosevelt 10 Urge Price Law Says Henderson
Washington June 25 AP Leon Henderson price control chief predicts Roosevelt will push for mandatory price legislation when timely. He recalls informal controls worked until shipping shortages and wage drives surged inflation, shifting focus to broad commodity allocation and possible payroll defense savings. He urged preapproval from the office for major changes and anticipated new authority from Congress. Carbon black price hike planned July 1 prompted Henderson to seek advance consultation.
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Washington
lLeon Henderson
Roosevelt
Congress
House Appropriations
Henderson
Price Administration
Henderson Leon Henderson
Fair Tonight and Warm Tomorrow Across Jefferson City
Fair tonight for Jefferson City and vicinity with mainly fair skies tomorrow. Temperatures will be warm with a high near 90 and a low around 63 as scattered thundershowers develop in the afternoon. River stages show modest changes at Kansas City, Waverly, Boonville, St. Thomas, Hermann, and Lake of the Ozarks with small rises and falls noted.
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Jefferson City
Kansas City
Boonville
St. Thomas
Hermann
Lake of the Ozarks
Anti Strike Violence Bill Defeated In Missouri House
The Missouri House voted 51 to 44 to beat the anti strike violence bill, with opponents arguing it would curb labor rights while supporters said it would curb unrest in defense industries. Debate was halted by a gag rule, and the measure would have barred picketing near strike sites and prohibited threats or use of force to keep a worker at work.
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Rolla
Missouri U
Capita
W. O. Hanks
Jasper County
J. W. Farley
Platte County
Farley
Recount Heads Toward Week End in Moniteau Circuit Contest
A recount in the 14th judicial circuit contest continues with Moniteau County results showing Harry L. Buchanan Republican ahead 3398 to 3138 over Judge Sam C. Blair. Judge Dinwiddie set Saturday for the recount start. lawyers discuss a possible review of Cole County ballots.
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14Th Judicial Circuit
Dinwiddie
Moniteau
Harry L. Buchanan
Republican
Sam C. Blair
Cole County
Blair
Buchanan
Gily M. Lone
State Supreme, Court
Escaped Algoa youth wounded in St Louis shooting
Warren Joseph Kammer, 2 escaped Algoa reformatory prisoner, is in serious condition after being shot in front of a rooming house in St Louis. Police say Belice shot him when he reached for a pistol and shotgun in his car. Kammer escaped May 31, broke in four days later, and was convicted in January for burglary. his home is Minneapolis.
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ST. Louis
Warren Joseph Kammer
Algoa Reformatory
City Hospital
Belice
Kammer
Minneapolis
Minn
Heat Wave Sizzles Every State in U S
A nationwide heat wave spreads from the Rockies to the Appalachians driving abnormally high temperatures as it arrives despite prior hot spells. Pawson, once a resident of this city now visiting Santa Barbara, California, stays with relatives and friends.
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U. S
Chicago
Rockies
Appalachians
Pawsvon
Santa Barbara
Calif
Citizens Complain About High Weeds in City
Neighbors called police headquarters to report unoccupied lots overgrown with weeds. Chief Ben Markway ordered officers to warn owners to cut all weeds or face fines. Reports of garbage burning were also received and will be prosecuted.
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Ben Markway
Markway
102 year old St Louisan dies after stroke and fall
St Louis, June 25 A Mrs Lucy Bennett aged 102 who turned 102 on June 13 died today from infirmities of age. She had been bedfast since February after suffering a stroke of paralysis and injuring her right hip in a fall.
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ST. Louis
Lucy Bennett
Session stalls as July 3 adjournment looms
Legislative leaders near disbelief at early July 18 impossibility for adjournment. Senate wanders through routine bills while house refines measures, with the social security funding bill not yet on the floor. Conference committees work to resolve differences on education and other bills as members warn against a hasty sine die closing. Some expect July 12 or later if appropriation bills clear.
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Senate
House
Delmar Dail
Mareceline
Appropriations Committee
Dung Republican Club Plans Summer Picnics and Dances
The Young Republican Club of Cole County met to plan summer picnics and dances. Discussions covered events like those during the campaign with dates to be set soon. John Donnell, key to forming the club, spoke and noted his college completion and work at Tweedie Footwear. He and his father Governor Forrest C. Donnell walk to work each morning, with Young Donnell anticipating possible draft eligibility soon.
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Young Republican Club
Cole County
John Donnell
Young Donnell
Tweedie Footwear Corporation
Forrest C. Donnell
Jefferson St
Capitol
Young Donnelll
Airways set to tone for military and civilian flights
The Civil Aeronautics Board designated airspace above 17,000 feet for military use to improve safety amid rising civil and military traffic. Civil operations may receive special authorization for aeronautical development. From July 1, all civil airways aircraft 3,500 to 17,000 feet must have two way radio and altimeter.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Finland and Russia in wartime stance tensions rise
President Roosevelt says no neutrality proclamation for the Russia Germany war. United States will let arms be carried to Vladivostok on American ships, aligning with stance in the undeclared war with Japan and China. Welles notes no official Russian request yet. aid possible if asked, with export licenses eased and assets released to Moscow.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Welles
Russia
Pacific
Vladivostok
United States
Japan
China
Congress
Germany
Soviet Union
Jong
Treasury Department
Italy
Britain
American
Navy to receive 2936 planes and 19 ships in added funds
The House appropriations committee recommended an $897,083.85 deficiency bill for the year ending June 39 to fund defense needs. It includes $742,465,145 for the navy, with $467,046,000 allotted for 2,236 new planes and $47,000,000 for guns and ammunition, plus plans for new 20 millimeter aircraft cannons. Deliveries of the new weapons would begin at 100 monthly, rising to 300 monthly next year, replacing many .50 caliber guns. The total defense-related spending is $22,072,145 under budget estimates, with the navy aiming for 10,400 planes by June 30, 1943.
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Washington
Navy
House
Appropriations Committee
Office For Emergency Management
Post Office Department
Coast Guard
Great Britain
Greenland
Naval
Have -Felt Inc
Protection pledge for land owners at Tri County meeting
Coon hunter members of the Tri County Sportsmen's Association pledged not to set fires for a den tree and to hold landowners harmless for depredations by their dogs. Minutes from the city hall meeting note Osage Bend dog case charges dropped. Field trials planned for September 28 with tattooing of dogs for ID by P D Robinett.
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Tri-County Sportsmen's Association
Osage Bend
P. D. Robinett
Elm St
Factory to Build Bombers at Ypsilanti Michigan
The Defense Plant Corporation announced a $47,620,171 bomber factory will be built at Ypsilanti Michigan to be leased to and operated by Ford Motor Company. Land and construction cost about $31,961,300 with equipment around $15,653,? The plant supports the army plan to produce 500 bombers per month.
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Washington
Jame 25
Defense Plant Corporation
Ypsilanti
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Plant Corporation
RFC
U S Cargoes to Red Sea Move Toward Nile War Effort
Washington reports that lease-lead cargoes in enormous amounts are moving into the Red Sea, presumably for General Wavell's Army of the Nile, signaling sustained wartime logistics and supply.
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U.S
Red Sea
Washington
Wavell
Berlin Promises Report Of Victories Tomorrow
Berlin officials promised a report of victories tomorrow as Soviet forces supposedly falter under three powerful Hitler thrusts. Moscow admitted Stalin’s troops struggle to halt the German push while Britain keeps up air offensives and Turkey stays neutral amid Finland’s war entry.
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Berlin
Moscow
Stalin
Hitler
Reich
Turkey
Boy Near Death From Tick Bite At St Marys
James Henry Knoll of 1503 Monroe Street fights Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever after a tick bite behind a car at Hough Park on June 9. Doctors race for a curative blood serum as prognosis remains grim. the year sees unusually many ticks and few survivors.
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Rocky Mountain
St. Mary's Hospital
James Henry Knoll
Mon-roe Street
Colorado
J. H. Knott
Hough Park
Concession Stand Destroyed by Fire at Pool
Fire at the swimming pool destroyed the concession stand. Manager Key Mason of the island said a small gasoline stove started the blaze and the frame structure burned quickly. Fire department was called but the building was heavily damaged and not to be rebuilt. Mrs J C Convery said work will begin on a porch stand at the rock locker house.
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Key Mason
J. C. Convery
Rock Locker House
Prison Director Clevenger successor discussed by officials
Gov Donnell and Prison board members conferred on naming a successor to Grover C Clevenger as Prison director. Talk of promoting Paul Renz to the post circulated, with the understanding he would remain in charge of the farms.
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Gov. Donnell
Prison Board
Grover C. Clevenger
Paul ¥. Renz
Turks Are Neutral Says Moscow In 1941 War
Russia informed Vienna that Turkey would stay neutral in the German Soviet war. Helsinki protested the Soviet claim of German aggression through Finland. Bombs hit Helsinki and other Finnish cities as Finnish fighters repelled raids, claiming eight Soviet planes shot down. German advances in the east were described as promising great successes. Reports cited German paratroopers in readiness to strike Odessa and Vilna captured. Leningrad fire followed a raid.
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Russia
Leningrad
Berlin
Helsinki
Pravda
Communist Party
Germany
Turkey
Bessarabia
Odessa
Black Sea
Vilna
High Command
Fuehrer
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