Hawthorn Glu Favors Central Athletic Field
Hawthorn Garden Club urged a centrally located park and athletic field at its Monday meeting. Citizens committee pressed the school board to keep the Fischer property for a future Southside school and place the field on the creek site if feasible. The board signaled no immediate action while plans for municipal development surface.
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Hawthorn Garden Club
Citizens
Fischer
Citizens Committee
Trene Slate
Southside
Creek
Hawthorn Club
Jefferson
Uuadrupets Bar Td Arangas Woman Uaquadrulets
A 98 pound mother, Mrs. Al Valentine, gave birth to quadruplets in Arkansas. One infant died shortly after, three survived and received nourishment and oxygen in hospital under care. Dr G A Kimball said they had a chance to live. Separate report notes bills for cesarean and sterilization procedures at St Marys Hospital.
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Oequeen
Ark
A1 T Vallentine
G. A. Kimball
Weather Summary for Jefferson City and Vicinity
Local forecast shows fair and continued cool conditions tonight and Wednesday for Jefferson City and nearby areas. Somewhat warmer Wednesday with cloudy skies and cooler nights. temperatures range with highs near 70s and lows around 30s. River stages noted for Keokuk, Kansas, and nearby towns, with eastward readings near four feet below flood levels.
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Jefferson City
Keokuk Kansas
Waverle
Beanville
St. Thomas
Hermann Brien
Wedala
Westerda
Orarks
Fll
Guide at Capitol Defends Thomas H. Benton's Work
Capitol guide E A Irvine, famed for explaining the murals to hundreds, defends Thomas Hart Benton as Kansas City school contract meddling would insult Missouri’s great painter. Irvine praises Benton’s character, notes public interest in the murals, and counters critics of the controversial House lounge paintings. The legislature funded Benton’s project with 16000 dollars amid public dispute.
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Capitol
Thomas H. Benton
K. C. Art Institute
A. Irvine
Thomas Hart Benton
Missouri Capitol
Kansas
Missouri
E. A. Irvine
Capitol Guide
Irving
Institute
Benton
Kansas City
Irvine
Howard J. Huselton
Anasi Tana
Jefferson City
House of Representatives
Missouri Faces Shortfall Without Gas Tax Renewal
Missouri faces a 929 800 shortfall in state funds for road construction in 1939 if the 2 cent gas tax is not renewed. W S Oghouhou, chief engineer, says state funds would total about 6 400 to match federal aid, affecting the Missouri highway program. William Schott, 56, Kansas City resident and brother of Emil Schott, dies suddenly from a cerebral hemorrhage at his home. He was active in local charities and campaigns, survived by wife and son Edward. Funeral planned in Kansas City.
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Short
W. Brown
Fissouri Highway Department
Missouri
William Schott
Emil Schott
Kansas City
Jettron City
Emil
Hife
Edward
Road program debate draws hundreds to Nou meeting
A district highway debate assembles in the Nou chamber as Juch Stephens leads discussion on the highway program in district No. 5. Hundreds from counties attend amid a battle over a $4,530,000 year funding and a proposed oil gas tax backed by the Citizens' Road Association. Roy Y. Britton notes Missouri could have over $6,000,000 to match federal aid this year with more next year, while the state highway engineer cites 1939 receipts of $22,059,600 and disbursements of $18,429,600 leaving $3,629,400 for matches.
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Nou
Road Ram of
Ens Road Association
Juch Stephens
Roy Y. Britton
St. Louis
Missouri Automobile Club
Britton
Citizens’ Road Association
Brown
Mexico City Hit by Heavy Earthquake Today
Mexico City was rocked by a heavy earthquake at about 1 25 pm. No damage or casualties were immediately reported. The epicenter was tentatively 325 miles south of the capital. Authorities suspected a link to recent torrential rains in Oaxaca and Guerrera and possible water-induced earth slips along a fault.
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Mexico City
Oaxaca
Guerrera
Take No Chances on July 4 Parker Warns Missouri
State health commissioner Harry F Parker cautions Missourians to carry safety rules on July 4. He urges cautious use of fireworks avoid unapproved water and long sun exposure pick safe swimming spots and keep food safe to prevent poisoning.
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Harry F. Parker
Missouri
Parker
24 Million for Job Insurance Assured
Missouri workers were assured a large portion of federal unemployment funds after Congress enacted a second deficiency act. Missouri’s allotment from 1936 federal unemployment tax totals $6,394,663.20, with earlier credits of $6,006,600 to the Unemployment Compensation Commission and a broader national estimate of about 824 million for job insurance in 1939.
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Missouri
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Congress
Candidacy of Van Nuys to Be Taken Up By Indiana GOP Caucus Tonight
Washington dispatch notes two Midwest senatorial contests drawing national attention as Franklin D. Roosevelt seeks liberal conservative alignment. In North Dakota Senator Nye faces Gov Langer in the GOP primary, while Indiana Republicans caucus to choose a candidate amid talk of Van Nuys running independent. The administration has not publicly intervened, though Nye backs New Dealers Norris and Rona, signaling possible support if nominated.
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van Nuys
Indiana
GOP
Washington
Roosevelt
North Dakota
Gerald P. Nye
William Langer
Hidiana
Frederick van Nuys
Nye
Rone
Norris
FDR
Roosevelt to speakat Oklahoma fair in July details scarce
Chandler Oklahoma June 2 AP Sen Ehner Thomas says President Roosevelt told him by phone he would speak at the Oklahoma state fair grounds in Oklahoma City at 5 p.m. during his western trip. The primary race is shaping up with Sen Miccanis Paien and Gov Marland jockeying for support as Rep Gomer Smith also seeks the nomination.
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Chandler
Okla
Ehner Thomas
P- Okla
Roosevelt
Oklahoma City
Thomas
Washington
Oklahoma
West
Mioncanis Paien
Meni Ohe
Neg Dent
Gon. F. Ww
Marland
Ransevelt
Gomer Smith
Olkliheme
New Deal
Trial nears verdict in Gainesville Taylor murder case
In Gainesville Missouri jurors hear closing arguments in the Taylor murder trial of Lloyd Payley and Ray Vaylor. Prosecutor Rogers and defense counsel Moore outline voluminous evidence about Palmer Gilliland’s body found May 6 after witnesses place Payley with Gilliland May 4 and later near the field. Witness testimony suggests alibi gaps and possible concealment.
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Gainesville
Dhinie Gt
APJ
Hesty
Tloyd
Buoy
Rai Vaylor
Aith
Palmer Gilliland
Wealihy Ozarks
Taxlor Yarm
Washingrad Rogers
Terry Moore
Rogers
Pabyer Gillilandi
Anal
Sitaay
Gumitanel Finel
Velen
Ropers
Gillitane
Moore
San
Cate Jror
London Divorce Case Amid Fiery Accusations
Reliance sources say Count Courk Hatrowitz-Revent plans to travel to London to press for the divorce from his wife Barbara Jrutlan amid allegations of betrayal and threats. Norman Birkett, counsel for Windsor in her divorce, indicated settlement talks may proceed. Beecher family and Regent's Park security details are noted as the case unfolds.
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London
Wime
Courk Hatrowitz
Barbara Jrutlan
Miltornes
Norman Birkett
Witchess Cat
Tannen
Regent's Park Bone
Columbian Squires Organized Here With Charter Class of 20
The Columbian Squires Circle of Jefferson City instituted at the Knights of Columbus Hall last night before a large group of local Knights. The charter members received Holy Communion at Immaculate Conception Church. The breakfast and formal investiture followed with District Deputy Jana Fred Vogel Jr acting Master. Local leaders included Rev B Plowister, I T Starke grand knight, Dr Harold J Renny senior counselor, Alex M Gow educational counselor, and Arthur L Vogel grand knight. The junior organization, started six years ago, now numbers about 25 circles in the United States and Canada, with aims to develop leadership in youth ages four to 18.
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Clumbian Squires of Jefferson Civ
Knights of Columbus
Knights of ‘Columbus
New Circle
Wa Hington, Mo
Cy Humbian Squires
Immaculate Conception
Jana Fred Vogel
Ychairman
State Columbian Squires Compitter
Th B. Plowister
the Immaculate Conception
I. T
Starke
Harold J. Renny
Alex M. Gow
Arthur IL. Vogel
Ter Knights of Columbus
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Canada
Columbian Squires
Bay
Squires
Rsts
Boroment
Father Pini
Harold Renn
Leave Cars At Home Thursday Courtesy Parking Notice
Owens residents urged to leave cars at home Thursday to free parking during festival events in Jefferson City. proclamation lists street closures from Jackson to Capitol avenues, safety measures for pedestrians, and participation by fire department and local groups.
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Jefferson City
Diane
Willows
Jackson Steeel
Broadway
Macison Steet
Capitol
Amecarly Strest
Watson
Delire
San N
Owe Misar
Setforsan
Harry BL Mackey
Pater
Mao
Mary Ostendah 81 dies at son’s home in Hartsburg
Mary Ostendah 81 a pioneer Missouri householder died today at her son’s home in Hartsburg after a long illness. Born in Warrenton she was daughter of Henry Beckhorst and his wife. She married John Ostderloh in 1874 and lived in Wright City Big Spring and later Hartsburg. A lifelong member of the Welical Church she was active in its Ladies Aid. Survived by two children and several grandchildren.
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Missouri
Dudes Ostertoh
Hartsburg
Ness
Outlerioi
Wartsbure
Warrenton
Henry Beckhorst
Prey
John JG. Qsterloh
Wright City
Laiter
Big Spring
Montgomery County
Hearings Scheduled for Three Beer Dealers
Three liquor distribution hearings set for tomorrow over alleged violations of state provisions. Wagner Beewings Company and Northwestern Bottle Company, both of St. Louis, and Ape’s Beverage Company of Springfield face charges related to furnishing retirement and fistus to dealers. First hearings have been held following heavy distributions.
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Yohillos Hile Beer
Wagner Beewings Company
North- Weoetern Bottle Company
St. Louis
Maid the Apes Beverage Company
Springfield
Hrstee Cen
Freedom brief for three Algor youths
Three youths escaped from a reformatory kitchen while pursued by bloodhounds. The incident involved TL Owens, Yonry Koerner, and Jesper County and occurred in Ale a, with authorities recapturing none at the scene. Further details unclear due to damaged text.
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ALGOR
Owens
Yonry Koerner
St. Li
Werbest Phipps
Jesper County
Astor's Father Applies for Relief in Middletown
Francis French father of Mrs John Jacob Astor sought public aid in Middletown on Saturday. Newport Public Aid Director Robert Smyth and a relief caseworker handled the case after French's rejection of aid elsewhere. He said he is not needy and that many others out of work face similar hardship, and he requested financial support while continuing to seek work.
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Francis
French
John Jacob Astor
Middletown
Robert W. Smyth
Osoviely
Jack Astor
Paradise
Lenehan
Tate
Srover
Anne Frenell
Perry files suit for divorce in local court
Conena Mckinney Perry sues Charles J. Penry for divorce contending incompatibility. The filing notes the couple wed in 1922 and requests restoration of her maiden name. A filing deadline on initiative petitions for the November ballot is referenced by the secretary of state's office.
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Conena Mckinney Perry
Charles J. Penry
Penton
Jimne C
Secretary of State
Lnelay
Assistant Gensured Political Plea Sparks Debate
Washington political notes recount Deputy Administrator Williams remarks cited as not intended to influence WPA workers. Committee hearings examine whether comments carried partisan implications amid calls for transcript review and possible further action. Williams defends statement as nonpolitical, while opposition questions impact on federal funds and public service.
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Taday
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Elepnty
Aeliair
Workers Alliance
Leeta Decent
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Lia
WPA
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Sili de pWorkows
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Peanari
Reniaria
Ram Hestforeera Resortalse
Astral
Dees Abies
Willian
Dhe
TSG
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Willits
Auwupis Williams
Senate
Cwalbiaaus
Life Committee
McCormick Search in Arizona Widens After Tragedy
In a broadened hunt near North Sandia, searchers comb the steep peak and lower terrain for missing Chicano publisher Medi McCormick, with body of companion Richard Whitmer found earlier. McCormick reportedly reached the summit face with possible injuries. In St Louis, Henry Nicholaus, 87, dies at Battle Creek summer home after a stroke and cerebral hemorrhage following a fishing trip.
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Sandia Pentadey
Medi! Meormickx
Whitch
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McCormock
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Henry Nicholaus
Hyde Park Breweries Association
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