Rotary president elected at unanimous vote in Detroit
Columba Mo Robert L Hill named Rotary International president after a single candidate election and a unanimous ballot. Rufus F Chapin of Chicago re elected treasurer. Hill, alumni secretary at the University of Missouri, was nominated by Will R Manley Jr and others. Postmaster General Farley described the 1933– recovery and progress at the International convention in Detroit.
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Detroit
Robert L. Hill
Columbia
Rotary International Today
John Nelson
Montreal
Bob” Hill
University of Missouri
Hill
Rufus F. Chapin
Chicago
Carl Steele
Columbus
Will R. Manley, Jr
Nashville
Venn
Bruce H. Richardson
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Oak Hunter
Moberly
Fred W. Gray
Nottingham
Eng
James A. Farley
Farley
Txoma Pit
Widow of Francis Wilson Supports Cochran Nomination
Mrs Francis M Wilson widow of Missouri governor nominee Francis M Wilson who died before the 1932 election said she hopes Wilson’s friends will back John J Cochran for the Democratic nomination for United States senator from Missouri in a Kansas City report. She noted long friendship with Cochran and loyalty from William L Tyee and Mrs Nat Brown of St Louis who support Cochran.
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Kansas City
Francis M. Wilson
Missouri
John J. Cochran
St. Louis
United States
Boy of 14 reportedly kidnapped returns home
In Missouri drought, rainfall averaged 36 percent of normal while crops showed uneven progress. Wheat threshing begins, oats poor, pastures short, stock water scarce. Separately in Wilmette, 14 year old Paul C Lang returned home after a maid reported he was dragged into a car by men. mother declined comment.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
U. S. Weather Bureau
H. C. Gross
Colton
North Shore
Paul C. Lang
Wilmette
Paul Lang
Chicago
Harriman Sentenced To Four And A Half Years In Prison
New York June 27 Joseph W Harriman former president of the Harriman National Bank and Trust Company was sentenced to four and a half years in prison on counts of false entries in bank books. Federal Judge John Knox directed confinement in the penitentiary for four and a half years on each count and indicated concurrent terms. Harriman was found guilty by a federal jury on sixteen counts involving falsification of records and misapplication of funds.
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New York
Joseph W. Harriman
Harriman National Bank and Trust Company
John ©. Knox
Harriman
United States
Truman for Senator campaign appoints Flat River publisher
Appointment of WW L Bouchard publisher of Lead Belt News at Flat River as secretary of the Truman for Senator campaign announced today. Mayor Roger T Sermon of Independence Truman's home named treasurer as the organization builds for the Democratic nomination. James F Aylward of the Jackson County Democratic committee is president. Outstate campaign to open next week with Robert E Holliway in charge of publicity.
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WW. L. Bouchard
Lead Belt News
Flat River
Roger T. Sermon
Independence
Truman
Jackson County
James F. Aylward
Democratic Committee
Robert E. Holliway
State Public Service Commission
Holliway
Commission
Moberly
Increasing Cloudiness in Nortic Missouri Tonight and Thursday
Weather summary notes increasing cloudiness with possible showers across northern Missouri tonight and Thursday. Warmer conditions in the north tonight, unsettled Thursday with showers and cooler air in the north and central regions. River level remarks and minor rises noted for several locations.
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Nortic
Missouri
North End
Stexes
Keokuk
Kansas City
Waverly Fist
Beanville
de OS Hermann
Union
Wanneee
Former St. Paul mascot linked to Dillinger harboring
Pat Reilly, once mascot of a St. Paul baseball club, was arrested in Minneapolis on charges of harboring outlaw John Dillinger. Authorities say Reilly guided Dillinger and lieutenant John Hamilton to Dr N G Mortensen for treatment after a gunshot wound and arranged a hideout in Mercer Wisconsin. Reilly is also accused of coordinating Dillinger’s escape from a federal trap leaving several wounded and one killed.
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Minneapolis
Pat Reilly
St. Paul
John Dillinger
Department of Justice
Reilly
Dillinger
Jonng Hamilton
N. G Mortensen
Sioux Falls
S. C
Mason City
Mercer
Wis
Desperado
Washington
CUP
Albert W. Reilly
Minn
Justice Department
Transient pushed through café window after fight
Truman Henley, held for intoxication, was not arraigned due to the absence of Police Judge John J. Leslie. Henley allegedly pushed Dorse Crisman through the Rendezvous Cafe front window at 702 East McCarty Street during a fight. Crisman received treatment for a deep cut on the left arm and neck lacerations from the broken glass.
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John J. Leslie
Truman Henley
Truman
Dorse Crisman
Rendezvous Cafe
East McCarty Street
Crisman
Hitler vows Steel Helmets will not be dissolved
Adolf Hitler assured Franz Seldte that the Steel Helmet veterans will not be disbanded. He ordered Col. Boehm to halt Storm Trooper attacks on the Steel Helmets and curbs public meetings and uniforms in the Arnsberg area. The Steel Helmet leadership insists their organization endures per a March 28 agreement with Von Hindenburg, Hitler, Boehm, and Seldte.
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Berlin
Chan Jeclor
Adolf Hitler
Franz Seldte
War Veterans Organization
Steel Helment
Ernst Boehm
Storm Troopers
Hitler
Arnsberg
Germany
Supreme Storm
Supreme Command
von Hindenburg
Storm
Steel Helmet
Teader
Steel Helmet Command
Tugwell decries big processors in farm policy clash
Des Moines June 27 AP Rexford G Tugwell undersecretary of agriculture labeled certain large firms in canning packing milling and milk distribution as opposed to the AAA and accused them of pressuring Congress to weaken Roosevelt farm policy He warned the fight signals a broader bid to overturn the agricultural adjustment program while stressing his conservative stance and commitment to protecting the common good.
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Des Moines
Rexford G. Tugwell
Senate
Town State Bankers’ Association
America
AAA
Agricultural Administration
Cedi
Wallace
Tugwell
Supreme Court Denies Writ in Kelley Kidnap Case En Banc
St Louis supreme court en banc denied a writ of prohibition in the Kelley kidnapping case. Defendants Nellie Muench and three others faced trial after the court transferred proceedings from Judge McElhinney to Judge Nolte. The case centers on abducting Dr. T. D. Kelley for ransom, with witness Hamed Johnson murdered later to silence testimony.
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State Supreme Court En Banc
Nellie “Tipton Mueneh
St. Louis
Kebley
Neir
Verne R. C. Lacy
Dudge Ulus R. Nolte
Eircuit Court
T. D. Kelley
Negro Hamed Johnson
Poker
Tey
Cimriet
Mueneli
Kelley
Muench
July Heat Wave Sweeps Jefferson City
Jefferson City residents faced a blistering summer day with temperatures climbing to 101 degrees by early afternoon. The heat also lingered overnight, dipping only to around 70s, marking the high for several weeks and signaling no relief soon.
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Jefferson City
Plans for Farm to Market Road Route in Cole County
Plans to locate Route 1 of the farm to market road system in Cole County include a hearing on July 10. The road would run from ab Osage City and follow the existing route to about 1.25 miles northwest of Schubert’s, crossing Mrs. Bertha Mueller’s farm and intersecting U S Route 50 about 0.75 mile west of Schubert’s. Interested parties may state views at the hearing or arrange to speak with Division Engineer N I Ropes at Madison Hotel Building.
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Cole County
Osage City
Schubert's
Bertha Mueller
Schuberts
N. I. Ropes
Madison Hotel
Father of Polo Proponent in Kansas City Dies
Kansas City mourns Dr. St. Clair Street 75, famed as Father of Polo in the city. A Maryland immigrant since 1882, he served against Indians, in the Villa campaign, and in World War I. He became a major in the Army Reserve, helped lead remount duties, and joined polo circles until his death. X-Ray pioneer Dr Frederick B Hall dies in St Louis at 63 from pneumonia.
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Kansas City
St. Clair Street
Maryland
Villa
Army
Officers Reserve Corps
ST. Louis
Frederick B. Hall
This Woman is Anna Antonio Dies If Governor Fails
OSSINING June 27 AP A dramatic Sing Sing death row profile centers on Anna Antonio a 28 year old mother of three awaiting execution for plotting her husband s murder to collect a life insurance payoff The piece notes two men Samuel Feraci and Vincent Gaetta killed the husband The story contrasts her tears and pleas with guards resolve and hints at a possible gubernatorial reprieve Continued on Page 1
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Dale Harrison Ossining
Sing Sing
Anna Antonio
Samuel Feraci
Vincent Gaetta
Anna Antonia
Peraci
Gaetta
Ruth Snyder
Frraci
Aetta
Buford Announces Babler Gift of Park in Missouri
Wilbur Buford, Missouri fish and game commissioner, said Jacob L. Babler donated 868 acres along Wild Horse Creek Road in St Louis County for a state park. The city may assume control when funds exist. the gift honors Babler’s brother, the late Dr Edmund A Babler.
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ST. Louis
Wilbur Buford
Same and Fish
Jacob L. Babler
Babjler
Fdmuwid A .Babler
Bees and bees in chaos at McClure home
June 27 report from PA indicates Mrs Mary McClure keeps bees as pets and supposedly her army. When Caldwell J McClure and a constable came to remove furniture, she kicked seven hives, sending bees into action. The constable withdrew, and McClure reportedly plans a new method.
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Brees
Mary McClure
Caldwell J. McClure
Machine Gunners In Havana Kidnap Man
Four men armed with machine guns overpowered guards at Reina Mercedes Hospital in Havana and kidnapped Rodolfo Fernandez Sanchez, linked to an attack on an ABC parade that killed 16. He is the third person abducted in similar actions since June 17. motive unclear.
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Havana
Reina Mercedes
Rodolfo Fernandez Sanchez
ABC
Sanchez
Pastor Denies All Improper Relations in Texas Court
In San Antonio on June 27 AP report, Rev. William D. Welburn Jr, former Government Hill Methodist pastor, testified in district court that he had no intimate relations with Mrs. Wineta Long Welburn. Mrs. Welburn seeks divorce, custody of their seven month old child William D Welburn III, and asserts paternity. The minister denied the allegations, drawing a large largely female crowd.
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San Antonio
Tex
William D. Welburn, Jr
Government Hill Methodist Church
Wineta Long Welburn
Vagrancy Charges Filed Against Two Suspects
Prosecutor Filiot filed vagrancy charges in Justice W. P. Smith's court against Varnie Reefstack and William Schatz, both ex convicts. They, with two others, were held after a round up for questioning in a robbery at Gensky Grocery and other burglaries in the past two weeks. arraignment had not occurred and two suspects were released.
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Allomey Filiot
W. P. Smith
Varnie Reefstack
Wiliam Schatz
Reilstack
Schatz
Gensky
Cherry
East Miller Street
Custe
Boonville Boys Stall Escape at Missouri Training School
Two of five inmates who escaped a confinement cell at the Missouri Training School for Boys were still at large. Three captives, William Bruner, Dellous David, and Gilmore Smit, were captured behind a downtown hotel. the two sought are Francis Jones from Berry County and Le Roy Prichett from St Francois County. The escape used a back saw blade hidden in a strap iron end, aided by prior attempts during the week. Bruner had previously hidden the tool in his shoe while jailed in Cooper County on related charges.
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Boonville
Missouri Training School
Thaur
Francis Jones
Berry County
LeRoy Prichett
St. Francois County
William Bruner
Independence
Dellous David
Newton Coubny
Gilmore Smit
Audrain County
Bruner
Cooper County
Missing California candidate sparks foul play fears
George Smalley, a wealthy Van Nuys businessman and Democratic assembly candidate for California's 42nd district, has been missing for 11 days. Relatives report he was in Washington DC where he met with his cousin Thomas Delehanty connected to the interior department, and had left for Van Nuys on June 18 to file his nominating petition before the deadline last Saturday.
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van Nuys
Calif
George Smalley
California State Assembly
Authoritie
Smalley
Washington
D. C
Thomas Delehanty
Department of Interior
Belatives
Smakey
Marriage where wife dominates wrecks marriages
New York June 27 AP The American Home Economics Association heard that marriages where the wife is boss tend to fail more often than male dominated unions. A 2000 marriage survey by Dr. Paul Popenoe found 50 50 marriages as an almost unrealizable ideal even among college couples.
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New York
American Home Economics Association
America
Association
Paul Popenoe
Institute of Family Relations
United States
All Roads Lead to Whiteway Park for Opening Show
Horses from four states converge at Whiteway Park for the holiday horse show opening at 7:45 p m with more than 80 entries in nine classes. Notables include Senator Crawford owned by George Brandeis of Omaha and Southern Run linked to the DeMille family of Hollywood. Judge Ward from Minneapolis will preside, Walter Robertson of Fayette will announce, and American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps will perform nightly as the show runs through Thursday. The event is sponsored by Roscoe Enloe Post with additional entries expected.
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Whiteway Park
Tate
Senator Crawford
DeMille
Hollywood
Calif
B. B. Tucker
Omaha
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Islay
Roscoe Enloe
Federal and Deputies Nab Big Still in Saline County
Three men John G. Garner Joan Wrinkle and Everett Downing were seized after a raid on a large illicit distilling operation on a Mississippi river island near Arrowrock Saline County. A 300 gallon and a 150 gallon still were destroyed with seven gallons of moonshine and 680 gallons of mash seized. Wrinkle pleaded guilty while Garner and Downing pleaded not guilty and a preliminary hearing was set. Bail amounts were set for each defendant.
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Watt i. A. Missouri River
Sever Federal
Saline County
John G. Garner
Joan Wrinkle
Everett Downing
U. S
Brvan Morris
Sever
Arrowrosk
Saline
Wrinkle
Garner
Downing
Nowning
Fages PalgonTerm a Slayer of Maan Is Killed
Eureka Kan June 27 Qiloyd Boyer hotel proprietor faced prison term as the convicted slayer of Victor Paddock highway laborer whose skeletons were found in a well near here five years after he had been shot and killed A jury found Boyer guilty after deliberating an hour He said the victim was killed over alleged intimacies with Boyer's common law wife Goldie and that she fired the last bullets while he stood by as the man lay by their car
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Eureka
Kan
Qiloyd Boyer
Victor Paddock
Here
Boyer
Joe Maness
Wichita
Paddock
Goldie
Substantial Wage Hike To Rail Workers
Railroad workers nationwide will see a wage increase next Sunday as the April pact between railroad managers and employees takes effect. The 10 percent pay cut from two years ago is partially restored now with further restorations planned. government workers will also gain back a portion of their cut.
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Washington
Swimmer Dies in Lake After Heart Fails in Kansas City
Kansas City report says 13 year old Joan Donald Hill died after a lake swim near a keep out sign. He reportedly tossed friends clothing under the sign before entering the water.
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Lake
Kansas City
Joan Donald Hill
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