May Compromise On Curtailment Of Presidents Monetary Power
Administration leaders push for a compromise to extend Roosevelt era monetary powers beyond Friday, with a House vote 209 to 161 to send to conference. Senate trimmed devaluation authority and foreign silver buys. conference to resolve which version prevails. Opposition argues the plan delays action to let powers expire.
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House
Senate
Roosevelt
Treasury
Rep. Fish
Fish
Congress
Sabath
D-Il
House Rules Committee
Wall Street
America
Pittman
D-New
Showers Tonight and Cooler By Thursday
Weather summary notes showers tonight with a cooler trend by Thursday. High near 83 and low around 63 reported for River Stag area. Local temperatures show minor variations across Jefferson City and surrounding towns with scattered data points and unsettled readings.
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Jefferson City
Yffinity
Reokuk
Kansas City
Waverly
Boonville
Thomas
Hermann
Death Defying Stunt Show At Local Chamber Airfield
A Sunday afternoon program titled Death Defying Automobile and Aerial Stunts is to be presented by Happy Jack Milter and his Death Dodgers at the Chamber of Commerce airfield. The Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the 3 to 5 pm event featuring drift through a wall, winged jumps, car wrecks, and a 10 000 foot bat wing jump by Jimmy Goodwin with Miss Archer aboard.
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Chamber of Commercce
Happy Jack
Milter
Jimmy Goodwin
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Miss Archer
Butch the Clown
Miss Bile Archer
Tax claim tied to Pendergast-OMalley compromise exposure
State Auditor Forrest Smith disclosed a return filed in Jackson county alleging about 3.00 in tax on the 62,500 received by former Insurance Superintendent R. E. OMalley from the Pendergast OMalley insurance settlement. The action, at eight percent, could rise monthly if unpaid, with further steps planned including a suit if due within 60 days. Police report a bicycle collision at State and Monroe injuring Gale Dixon and a separate hit and run involving a truck against R T Hodges.
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R. E. O'Malley
Pendergast-O'Malley
Forrest Smith
Smith
Jackson
T. J. Pendergast
O’malley
O'Malley
Jackson County
Genewal
Pendergast-O’melley Insurance
Gale Dixon
Monroe Street
State
Monroe Streets
John Pennington
Patrol to Target July 4 Traffic Fatalities
State highway patrol orders concentrated drive against traffic fatalities during the long July 4 weekend. Troopers on duty from 11 a.m. Saturday to midnight July 4, patrolling highways and known danger spots. Last year nine people were killed in the three day weekend.
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State
Reorganized Board at Missouri School for the Deaf
Fulton Missouri June 28 AP The board of managers of the Missouri School for the Deaf re organized with Grover C Sparks Savannah as president He succeeds James R Denneny Fayette whose re appointment by Gov Lloyd C Stark was not confirmed by the state senate Sparks leads a refreshed leadership slate C M Fieming Fullon re elected vice president and Truman L Ingle named superintendent also noting a prison escape case Chicago June 28 AP Convict Charles Dezulski 27 denied a reunion with his 6 year old daughter is returned to Missouri state prison Jefferson City after escape.
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Missouri School For the Deaf
Grover C. Sparks
Savannah
Sparks
James Rdenneny
Fayette
Lloyd C. Stark
State Senate
C. M. Fieming
Fullon
Truman L. Ingle
Chicago
Charles Dezulski
Missouri
Jefferson City
George J. Harworth
St. Louis
Kansas City
Degislature
ADC
Haworth
Water scandal grand jury nears end in Kansas City
Kansas City Jackson county grand jury, after hearing final witnesses, prepares to report on the 356 500 payment to Rathford Engineering and its links to city water department officials and a Pryor Construction partner. Indictments可能 against five to ten persons. Rathford, Halpin and Higgins named as defendants.
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Kansas City
Jackson County Grand Jury
John J. Rathford
City Water Department
Carl D. Higgins
John G. Halpin
The
Star
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Rathford and
W. D. Boyle
Tom Pendergast
Higgins and Halpin
Marguerite Murphy
J. 3. Pryor Construction Company
John H. Frew
Pryor Company
Boyle
Pryor
Halpin
Higgins
McElroy
O Malley and Pendergast Complete Quarantine in Leavenworth
Kansas City political figures J Pendergast and R E O Malley finished a 30 day quarantine in the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth and a prison classification committee began reviewing work assignments for them and other inmates. Pendergast faces 15 months and O Malley a year for income tax evasion.
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J. Pendergast
Kansas City
R. E. O’malley
Federal Penitentiary
Pendergast
O'Malley
Missouri
O’malley
R. H. Hudspeth
Federal Prison Bureau
Washington
Galento to Have 43-Pound Weight Edge Tonight
Tony Galento weighed 123 3 4 pounds to Joe Louis 200 3 4 as he prepared at Yankee Stadium for the heavyweight title bout. Galento hoped to knock out Louis and buy a farm in the Orange Mountains if he won. Doctors said both in fine condition. Galento showed no nerves and posed confidently for photographers. A separate Orange, N J report noted a minor car accident involved Galento but no injuries.
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Tony Galente
Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis
Galente
Louis
Fong
Brown
Orange Mountains
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Tony
William Walker
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Joe
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N. J
Tony Gaiento
New Jersey
Orazee
Air Service on Transatlantic Run Under Way
Pan American Airways inaugurates regular transatlantic air service with the Dixie Clipper, a 41 ton flying boat, carrying 22 paying passengers and a crew of 11 from Port Washington to Horta Lisbon and Marseille. Fare is 375 one way, 675 round trip.
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Marseille
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Botwood
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England
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Southern Railway
Will Rogers
Street Estate Assets Listed At 230000 Chicago
The estate of Chicago insurance executive Charles R. Street tops $230 192 in assets per probate court accounting Filed jeopardy assessment seeks 320 692 in additional income tax Affected by Missouri insurance scandal linked to disgraced political boss Tom Pendergast Street died February 1938 Securities total 144 308 and other property about 80 000 Municipal and federal officials pursued assets in the wake of the case.
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Chicago
Charles R. Street
Vis
Rainbow Girls to Hold Grand Assembly in Jefferson City
The annual grand assembly of the Rainbow Girls will convene in Jefferson City next year, hosting about 700 girls aged 14 to 20 from across the state. Delegates Mary de Smith and Tean Duensing secured the invitation with a Chamber of Commerce letter and a Gov Lloyd C Stark invitation.
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Katherine Gentry
Grand Cross of Color
Victory
Allen Gibb
Mary Ann Scott
Clinton
Martha Jean Bernard
Salem
Charity June Wehr- Ti
Maplewood
Hope
Dorothy Moskowitz
Springfield
Pauth
Belly Simpson
Kansas City
Vivien Steffing
St. Louis
Jeffferson City
L. Stange
Margaret Anna Sease
Rolta
Gwen Bright
Webb City
Order of Rainbow
Yankees power past A's in 23 2 rout on June 28
June 28 AP report details New York Yanks hammer Philadelphia 23 to 2 in the first game of a doubleheader as eight home runs set a new record. Di Maggin led the onslaught with three homers, matching a major league mark set by Detroit in 1886 and tying the scoreline to historic high totals.
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Philadelphia
New York
Kansas City Woman Dies After Sixteen Months Blind
Maude Harris, 56, suffered a series of cerebral strokes beginning in 1937 that left her unable to speak or move. Her husband Ralph Harris remained at her side during the long coma, interpreting subtle eye and hand movements as replies to his questions until her death in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Maude Harris
Ralph Harris
Harris
MAG DON ELSTON OBS AFTER LONG ILNESS
Mrs Isabel le Shanks Elston born May 12 1898 Salina Kansas died at her Elston home after a lung illness aged 41. She married Don A Elston February 19 1923 and served as Elston postmistress for five years until last May. Survived by husband father James Shanks Stafford MO four brothers two sisters. Member Bayslist Church known in Elston community.
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Isabelle Shanks Elston
Eiston
Elston
Odt
Salina
Kan
Don A. Elston
James Shanks
Stafford
Bays List Church
Tne Elston
Churchill Warns of Summer Tensions and Possible War
Winston Churchill told the City Carlton Club that Europe could face severe tension in July through September as German preparations and Nazi threats loom. He urged vigilance and warned Hitler against precipitating a broader war, highlighting allied help and the U.S. role.
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London
Winston Churchill
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Admiralty
Daladier
France
Europe
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Jnly
Montins
Anthony Eden
Chamberlain
Mrs Peter Miller Dies at Lohman After Brief Illness
Mrs Petter Meller of Cotman died early today at her Lohman home after a brief heart illness. She was about 59, born in Lohman and lifelong resident. A St Martins Church Bilston member, she was active in church affairs. Survived by husband, nine children seven daughters and two sons, plus a niece Mrs Lawrence Swillim of St Mary's boulevard.
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Petter Meller
Cotman
Lohman
St. Martins
Bilston
Lawrence Swillim
St. Mary's Boulevard
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