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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1933

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Legion pledges full cooperation with Roosevelt veterans program

The American Legion, after defeat in opposing the Roosevelt Veterans' economy program, promised full cooperation with the President. National Commander Louis A. Johnson warned the bill's passage has grave consequences for disabled veterans and urged the 40,789 Legion posts to hold meetings and adopt resolutions supporting the pledge.

Washington American Legion Louis A. Johnson Legion Johnson

Youth held in St. Joseph holdup identified

St Louis March 16 AP A 15 year old boy serving a five year term for holdup in St Joseph Missouri was identified as Bernard Shomaker son of Bernard J Shomaker owner of a shoe repair shop in St Louis The boy who used the alias Paul Schelp said his father a prominent attorney could help him if he knew of the trouble

ST. Louis St. Joseph Bernard Shomaker Bernard J. Shomaker Shomaker Paul Schelp

Missing Missouri youth linked to college room find

A student who had attended Conception Junction Mo. College was reported absent. Authorities had noted his absence a week ago. A school book from the college was later found in his room at 151 Joseph.

Son Conception Junction Mo. College Joseph

Grain prices soar as markets rally then ease

Grain prices surge in early trading with strong gains in Owens Illinois Glass and Crown Cork and Seal, while US government bonds rise. Shares later retreat from highs as profit taking spreads through markets. US Steel and AT&T trade higher amid heavy transfer volume of about 3.3 million shares.

Storks Owens Illinois United States American Telephone Owens Illinois Glass J. I. Case

Dump Blaze Defies Firemen On St Marys Boulevard

Fire department members battled a dump fire in the 1300 block of St Marys Boulevard for about three hours this morning. Rags and debris burning since last night resisted efforts, but crews returned at 11 oclock confident the fire was checked. The blaze started from a grass fire yesterday and threatened nearby property.

St. Mary's Boulevard

Conservators seize four national banks in St Louis

In Washington on March 16 AP reports four national banks in St Louis were placed under conservators. The banks are Cherokee National with president Henry P Mueller, South Side National with Edwin & Coombs, American Exchange National with Armin Piisterer, cashier, and Grand National with John W Snyder, treasury employee.

Washington St. Louis Cherokee National Henry P. Mueller Southside National Edwin & Coombs Treasury American Exchange National Armin Piisterer Grand National John W. Snyder

Cedar City Holds Old Time Revival at Methodist Church

Large crowds attend revival meetings at the Cedar City Methodist Church nightly through Sunday. Rev. A. O. Hallam of Laddonia Missouri delivers sermons denouncing sin. pastor Ret. H. P. Angine says the revival may run longer if needed.

Cedar City Methodist Church A. O. Hallam Laddonia HP. Angiine

Economy bill moves to White House for action

The measure cuts federal and veterans pay up to 14 percent, sets House and Senate salaries at 8500 and 12750, and lowers the president’s pay. It imposes pension and disability reforms for veterans, limits court appeals, and requires presidential regulations in veterans matters. The changes take effect on enactment for most, with veterans provisions phased in over months. Louis A. Johnson of the American Legion urged support for the bill's fairness.

Congress Senate Louis A. Johnson The American Legion Legion Washington House Recevert Veterans Administration

Mrs Grusen Named Missouri Labor Commissioner

Mrs Edna Druken of Gallatin was named state labor commissioner late yesterday to succeed Mrs Amanda Hargis of Springfield by Gov. Guy B Park. The appointment ends rumors former Mayor Ewart Jenkins of Jefferson City might receive the post after endorsements from several labor organizations.

Edna Druken Gallatin State Labor Commission Amanda Hargis Springfield Guy B. Park Ewart Jenkins Jefferson City

Mrs Ruby Marriot Sues for Divorce in Cole County

Mrs Ruby M Marriot of Eldon filed for divorce in Cole county circuit court claiming mistreatment by her husband Sherman Marriot whom she wed in 1929 in Miller county and with whom she lived until November 1932. She seeks custody of their 2 year old son.

Beak Rubey M. Marriot Eldon Cole County Sherman Marriot Miller County

Former insists on right of death by own action

Kansas City March 16 An arrest report says John Schmidt 46 charged with sending threatening and extortionary letters to M H Katz a wealthy surgeon was held for action by the federal grand jury He was arraigned before USGC Commissioner J S Summers waived preliminary hearing and bond raised from 2000 to 10000 He was remanded to jail.

Kansas City John ©. Schmidt M. H. Katz USGC J. S. Summers

MacDonald outlines British disarmament plan at Geneva

In Geneva Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald delivers a forceful appeal for peace and outlines a five year British disarmament and security plan. It calls for Germany and France to cut armed forces to 200000 each for home defense and overseas, with Britain not fixed, adds supervision, special bodies for political issues, and caps on tanks and heavy guns.

Geneva Switzerland France Germany Ramsay MacDonald Great Britain MacDonald Italy Gerany Haly Specill

Roof Fire Damages Elm Street Home and Others

The fire department fought a roof fire at Mrs. F. Party’s home 1127 East Elm Street caused by a flue spark fanned by wind. A roof fire at William Trippensee 621 Clark Avenue was extinguished. Fire spread to J Alexander’s home 2217 Marshall Street from flames. A grass fire near St Mary’s Boulevard kept crews busy for an hour and a half.

F. Party East Elm Street

St Joseph Teacher Dies From Injuries

St Joseph Missouri March 16 UP John Burnett 24 a junior high school teacher and father of a four year old daughter died from injuries received yesterday in an automobile accident east of here Miss Ruth Meeal 28 another passenger in the car was expected to recover from serious injuries J Swartz the driver sustained minor injuries The machine turned over

ST. Joseph John Burnett Here Ruth Meeal J. Swartz

September Morn Sought by Painter in Paris

Paris reports that the painting September Morn by Paul Chabas has disappeared. Chabas publicly appeared to assist in locating the famous nude bathing portrait, which had last been seen in Paris.

Paris Paul Chabas

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Claim

A vintage advertisement urges exhausted women to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for renewed strength. It promises relief from daily duties and fatigue, claiming 9 out of 10 users report benefits and encourages purchase at local druggists.

Lydia Pinkham

September Morn earns record royalties for Chabas

Chabas claims the painting possibly returned to America after Moscow notes. September Morn netted $100000 in royalties, the artist's largest return from any work. Wiley Post and Harry Turner with wives departed the Winnie Mae for Oklahoma City, planning a stop at Indianapolis.

Moscow Chabas America New York Wiley Post Harry Turner Winnie Mae Oklahoma City Dianapolis

Arrest of Paul Von Gontard Ties to Clara Busch

Berlin reports Paul Von Gontard a 68 year old wealthy retiree and husband of Clara Busch daughter of Adolphus Busch of St Louis was arrested on tax evasion and failure to declare funds held in Dutch and Swiss banks.

Berlin Paul von Gontard Clara Busch Adolphus Busch St. Lous

Missouri Interscholastic tournament scores report

First round results from Columbia Missouri show Houston defeated Harrisonville 19 to 14 in Class B while Jackson edged Bellevue of Mound City 22 to 20 in Class B portion of the Missouri Interscholastic championships.

Columbia Houston Harrisonville Jackson Bellevue of Mound Sity

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