Europe fears coup by Hitler over week end
Britain and France fear a weekend coup by Hitler to regain the free city of Danzig as fears rise in London Paris and Warsaw. Polish President Moscicki warns Danzig matters threaten Poland and Britain pledges aid, while Goebbels denies plans amid tension and empires press on in the Far East with Japan tightening Tientsin moves and South China ports blockade.
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Europe
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Paris
Warsaw
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Danzig
Baltic
Hitler
Reich
Goebbels
Fuehrer
Britain
Winston Churchill
Poland
Ignace Moscicki
Great Britain
France
Chamberlain
Bohemia and Moravia
Moscicki
Zhdanoff
Moscow
Far East
Japan
Tientsin
South China
Wenchow
Foochow
Fair Tonight and Friday Temperature Unchanged
For Jefferson City and vicinity the forecast remains fair tonight and Friday with high near 86 and low around 66. River stages show minor changes with Kansas City and other stations noted. Lake of the Ozarks lies 3.1 feet below full reservoir. Keokuk.
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Kansas City
Waverly
Boonville
Thomas
Hermann
Union
Lake of Ozarks
Fly Convicted Dr Lamance Keytesville Case at Issue
Dr William F Lamance of Keytesville Missouri faces an 18 year term for the murder of his wife Ella Lamance. A jury convicted him in May after evidence centered on fly larvae found near the body in a fruit cellar. His motion for a new trial is set for Saturday.
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William F. Lamance
Ella Lamance
Lamance
John Lucas
Linn
Hoppel dies after brief illness at 69 in St Charles
J. W. Hoppel brother of Mrs. William Richter of 302 Vista Place died at his home in St Charles Thursday morning after a brief illness. He was 69 and longtime associate of Security National Bank of St Louis. Funeral set for Saturday at St Charles. Author Harry Leon Wilson dies at 72 in Monterey California after years of illness.
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J. W. Hoppel
William Richter
Vista Place
Hiss
St. Charles
Hoppel
Security National Bank of
Monterey
Calif
Harry Leon Wilson
New High in Road Building Driven by Miniature Plans
State highway construction reached a record level as four department engineers built a mile of road, a rail track segment, an underpass, and planted flowers in one day. The work produced three two hundred pound plaster models detailing proposed St. Louis county intersections for assessment by federal and state engineers. Duchesse of Windsor reported slightly rheumatic and planned baths visit at Aix les Bains with June 28 dateline.
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Duchess of Windsor
Aix - Les - Bains
France
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Carl W. Brown
State Highway Department
Breen
Brown
Parker
Fugitive Killer Olson Shot Dead by Four-Man Posse
Ray Olson, a fugitive killer, was shot to death near Cable Wisconsin while trying to flee four posse men led by Constable Ernest Moore. Olson admitted killing two deputies before dying from multiple bullet wounds in a lake chase that followed a long manhunt.
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Ernest Moore
Namakagon
Wheatley Anderson Farm
Olson
Carl Johnson
Fred Scott
Hayward
Chase Olson
Sawster
Bayfield
Anderson
Moore
Frank Flowers
Missouri Band to Join Stark for World Fair Trip
A 0 piece University of Missouri band will accompany Gov. Lloyd C. Stark and Missourians to the San Francisco World Fair next month. A special train departs July 9 to the fair with the governor and state officials in the party. The legislature appropriated 7285 dollars to cover expenses for sending the band, selected for San Francisco over New York. The band performs July 9 in Kansas City and schedules further stops in Denver Yellow Stone Portland San Francisco Los Angeles and the Grand Canyon. Dr Kingsley Roberts of New York to congress said AMA opposition to Wagner health bill injurious for lacking constructive suggestions.
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Lloyd C. Stark
San Francisco
New York
World Fair Commission
Kansas City Union Station
Denver
Yellow Stone National Park
Portland
Gre
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Bill Washington
Kingsley Roberts
American Medical Association
Have a Good Time Over July 4 Precautions Advised
Public health officials urge safe July 4 celebrations with eight precautions. Dr. Harry Parker warns vaccination for typhoid. Gov. Lloyd C. Stark recalls last year’s fatalities and injuries on highways. State patrol will be on 24 hour duty to enforce traffic laws.
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State Commissioner of Health
Lloyd C. Stark
State Highway Patrol
Cal
B. M. Casteel
Roosevelt Faces Devaluation Clash Over Monetary Powers
Secretary Morgenthau warned farmers, workers and businesses to fear loss of the dollar if devaluation powers lapse, while Barkley and Rayburn met with Roosevelt at the White House to push a compromise on monetary reform. Time is short. a Friday midnight deadline threatens to expire the devaluation authority and a $2 billion stabilization fund unless Congress acts.
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Roosevelt
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Rayburn
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T Reporters
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Isca
U. C.-Britain Barter Treaty Ratified in Minutes
The U S senate ratified a treaty with Great Britain for trade of 1000 bales of American cotton for British rubber. The vote was quick with no opposition. Senate banking committee also approved enabling legislation. It requires that acquired stocks be stored on military or naval reservations or other approved sites.
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Washington
Jimne
Senate
Great Britain
Senate Banking Committee
War
Navy Departments
Snowball Fight In Kansas Wheat Field
Kingman Kansas reports a snowball fight in a wheat field as farmer Harry Crumley stores eight feet of snow for refrigeration. Despite heat he retains five and a half feet and lends a tub of snow to Irene Cross and Maxine Payne for a playful duel over a shock of wheat. The girls wore bathing suits during the contest.
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Kingman
Kas
Kingman County
Harry Crumley
Irene Cross
Maxine Payne
Crumley
Heavy rain may postpone Lions fireworks at City Park
Continuous rainfall after 6 pm could cancel the monster fireworks display planned at City Park in Jefferson City. Forecasters say only a light shower would not stop the show, with gates due to open at 6 pm. Despite weather, Good Fellows Club tickets exceed twenty thousand single memberships sold, signaling a large turnout if weather permits. Twenty legionnaires help police the crowd under Chief Mackey’s guidance.
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City Park
Jefferson City
Good Fellows Club
Legionnaires
Legion Police
Mackey
Four Women Injured In Wreck Near New Madrid
Four young women from Monroe, Toa, were injured when their car skidded on wet pavement and hit a culvert near New Madrid, Missouri. Driver Mary Benoit, daughter of Monroe's mayor, and Beatrice McCoy were seriously hurt. The others were moved to a Memphis hospital for treatment.
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New Madrid
Monroe
Toa
Mary Benoit
Beatrice McCoy
Memphis
Governor Stark Fails To Sign Commission Return
Tom K Smith of St Louis banker resigned his appointment to the University of Missouri board of curators citing he wanted a commission signed by Governor Stark It had been signed by Lt Gov Harris while Stark was away Mrs Schrein Convicted of forgery and larceny in theft from the Martin Beck Theater Corporation with an all male jury sentences and details reported in New York AP field report
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Weiler
Finance Committee
Owens
Tom K. Smith
St. Louis
University of Missouri Board of Curators
Secretary of State
Smith
Stark
Frank G. Harris
Embezzlement Charges Filed Against Former City Manager
Kansas City reports Henry F. McElroy former city manager and I J Pryor and John J Rathford indicted by a Jackson county grand jury in a 356 500 water leak scandal at city hall. Indictments cover embezzlement receiving embezzled funds and obtaining money under false pretenses. Jury suggested dismissing Rathford indictment if he cooperates against others. McElroy ill at home, jurors note self created emergency fund gaps.
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Tune 29
Henry F. McElroy
I. J. Pryor
John J. Rathford
Jackson County
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Pryor
Rathford
Sunds
Zachman
McElvoy
McEtroey
R. Emmet O'Malley
Pender- East
W. W. Graves
David E. Long
Edward Schneider
Federal
Prand
Schneider
Missouri
Penrergast
Pendergast
A McElroy
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