Fragmented Quote About State Laws and Liberalization
A partial excerpt notes that in some states there have never been state enforcement acts or they have been repealed, followed by a statement that liberalization messages are now.
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17 Mar 1933
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Jefferson City Post Tribune in Jefferson City, Missouri
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1933
Page
1
Wage disputes close theaters in two cities
In Cleveland and Kansas City wage disputes shut all area movie houses. Cleveland saw every theater closed for the first time in twenty years as unions rejected a 25 percent cut and managers urged acceptance by Thursday. In Kansas City plans emerged to close theaters on March 30 until union employees accept salary cuts matching non union staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Oth
Kansas City
Robert Dillon
Elmer G. Rhoden
Fox Midwest Group
Fox Houses
Boys blamed for train derailment in Jacksonville
A 16 year old boy blamed by the Safety Bureau of the Interstate Commerce Commission for derailing a Wabash Railway passenger train at Jacksonville Illinois last December. Two people were killed and eight injured. The youth admitted hammering the switch. his name was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Safety Bureau of
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jacksonville
W. P. Borland
U S Banking System Nearing Normalcy
New York March 17 AP banks report the U S banking system is nearing normalcy with about three quarters of institutions operating fully. A small amount of gold and gold certificates moved in the latest day, reflecting progress since March 7 amid ongoing stabilization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New York
Federal Reserve Bank of
Roosevelt Turns to Disarmament Again
President Roosevelt resumed the disarmament effort at a luncheon conference with Secretary Hull and Norman Davis. The gathering followed talks with British French and German ambassadors, and Secretary Phillips said there would be no official comment on Britain's Geneva proposal until further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Agein
Secretery Hull
Norman Davis
Eva
Phillips
State Department
Great Britain
Geneva
Kansas Foreclosure Moratorium Passes
Topeka March 17 AP The six month mortgage foreclosure moratorium proposal received House approval 80 to 12 with Senate amendments. It declares a six month moratorium dating from March 4 1933 on all redemption periods from judicial sales running at the bank moratorium start. The 18 month redemption period would be extended by six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Alf M. Landon
House
Senate
Officials limit admissions at National Military Home
Disabled veterans receive aid while non disabled applicants face denial under telegraphic guidance from the Veterans Administration in Washington. Authorities indicate only emergency cases will be admitted at Leavenworth Eas. on March 17 according to AP dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Eas
Bureau of Veterans Administration
Washington
National Military Home
Emergency Insurance Moratorium Bill Reported Favorably
The senate insurance committees favorably reported an emergency moratorium measure granting the governor and the superintendent of insurance power over insurers similar to banking regulation. It would bar payments for cash surrender values and policy loans, per a Missouri-leaning bill. Governor Park had recommended the measure earlier to the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Insurance Committees
Missouri Insurance Companies
Park
General Assembly
Roosevelt to Sign Economy Measure Monday
President Roosevelt will sign a broad economy bill on Monday that could cut federal expenditures by over half a billion dollars. Speaker Rainey told reporters the Senate adjourned over the weekend, delaying sending the bill to the White House until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Rainey
Senate
White House
Dubinsky Brothers Sued for 350000 in Independence
Edward, Barney and Irvin Dubinsky, theater owners, were named defendants in a 350000 damage suit filed in Independence by Glen W. Dickinson Theaters Inc for alleged conspiracy to injure the plaintiff's reputation and business. Both parties operate playhouse chains in Missouri and Kansas. Rawara Dubinsky said he knew nothing about the action and added Dickinson will get a fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence, Mo
Mrch 17 i (Ap
Edward, Barney
Irvin Dubinsky
Glen W. Dickinson
Theaters, Inc
Missouri
Kansas
Rawara Dubinsky
Dickinson
Pre War Prices Is Aim of Roosevelt Plan
Washington March 17 AP A comparison of pre war price levels for farm products versus February prices for principal commodities under the bill is prepared by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. The report estimates 1909 to 1914 price levels for commodities impacted by Roosevelt farm relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
A Cents
Two earthquakes noted in Seattle
Seattle report states two quakes recorded by the University of Washington seismograph. The first at 6 44 a.m. Pacific Time appeared to be an aftershock from California. The second at 5 04 a.m. was more severe and centered about 3500 miles away in an undetermined direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
California
Quake Relief Bill Passed by House in Washington
The Californian earthquake relief bill won approval in the House by 218 to 152. The measure now returns to the Senate for differences to be settled after reversing an earlier move to send it to the appropriations committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Fifteen Missouri freshmen named to Phi Eta Sigma
Columbia Mo March 17 AP election of fifteen University of Missouri students to Phi Eta Sigma National Freshman Scholastic fraternity for men has been announced by Dr Albert K Heckel dean of men The new members with grades from strong S to E include William Misselwitz Taneycomo Frances England St Louis Robert Ochs Okanville Tr Joseph Borenstein Kansas City Thompson E B Potter St Joseph Robert Kolde St Louis Frank Goeman St Louis Charles Boykin Jr Houston Isidore Lehrenell New York Dallas Leitch Omaha George Porter St Joseph Charles Ralston Columbia Robert R Clark II Lazar Raves Detroit James W Cameron Falls City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
University of
Kansas City
Thompson EB. Potter
St. Joseph
Robert Kolde
St. Louis
Frank Goeman
Gt. Louis
Charles Boykin, Jr
Houston
Teen
Isidore Lehrenell
New York
N. Y
Dallas Leitch
Omasha
Nebr
George Porter
Charles Ralston
Robert R. Clark
Lasar Raves
Detroit
Mich
James W. Cameron
Falls City
Riverside Park Race Track Expands in Kansas City
Work on enlarging Riverside Park Race Track continues despite Missouri legislature failing to legalize pari mutuel betting. P. H. McCrory of Riverside Hockey Club says the upgraded track will be completed, affirming Riverside Park as a valued Kansas City institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Riverside Park
Missouri
P. H. McCrory
Riverside Hockey Club
Riverside Track
Dazzy Vance Signs with the Cardinals in Florida
In Bradenton on March 17 AP reports pitcher Dazzy Vance, acquired from Brooklyn, signed a one year deal with the St. Louis Cardinals after a conference with Branch Rickey. Terms were not disclosed. Vance earned 15000 with Brooklyn last season, leaving Frankie Frisch as the holdout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradenton
Fla
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Branch Rickey
St. Louis
Vance
Brooklyn
Frankie Frisch
Lst
Tax plan approved for local tax relief elections
The house passed a measure allowing counties cities and towns to call special elections to vote on proposals reducing local taxes for general revenue to 75 percent of constitutional unit. The plan, approved 103 to ... now moves to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Roosevelt aims to push jobless relief and banking plans
President Roosevelt plans to send his employment plan to Congress next, seeking no recess until the special session concludes. He met with Senators Byrnes and Bulkley to press for passage by early May, while aiming to sign the half billion dollar economy bill once the session permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Byrnes
South Carolina
Bulkley
Ohio
Garner
Senate
Capitol
Administration Farm
Wallace
Farm Organization
Three Dead From Beating Father Held
In Estherville town, authorities say Joe Ber ven, 33, will face first degree murder charges after beating his wife and three children with a shotgun barrel. Two children died shortly after, Elmer 5 and Jack 14 months, while Ramona 3 was not expected to survive. Mrs Bergen died en route to a hospital. the father is jailed awaiting charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Joe Berven
Bergen
Childern
Elmer
Jack
Ramona
Grass fire kills farmer’s wife near Cape Girardeau
Cape Girardeau Missouri March 17 Mrs Jack Huebner 63 wife of a farmer near here was found burned to death in a field near her home last night. The husband found the body after a long search when she failed to return from burning grass in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girardeau,mo
Cape
Jack Huebner
House Must First Act On Farm Bill
Senate agriculture committee ruled the Roosevelt farm measure a revenue bill and therefore must originate in the house. The decision delays senate action until the house passes the bill. Seven farm organizations urged immediate enactment, warning that delay will be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Congress
Aged Baker Nafziger Dies at 85 in Kansas City
Edward Nafziger, a longtime figure in Kansas City's bakery scene since 1884, died at age 85 today at the home of his son Ralph Le Roy Nafziger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dif.s. Kansas City
Edward Wnafziger
Ralph LeRoy Nafziger
Veteran Mo Pac worker retires after 53 years
Sedalia Missouri veteran Missouri Pacific employee A P Morrison retired today as division engineer at age 70 after 53 years of service. He began as a laborer and was succeeded by John Nagle of Poplar Bluff. Morrison will receive a pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
A. P. Morrison
Missouri Pacific
John Nagle
Poplar Bluff
Morrison
Hopes to Expand Bank Bill Benefits
Chairman Steagall of the House banking committee told newspapermen he expects an amendment to the emergency banking measure. The aim is to extend its benefits to state banks not members of the Federal Reserve System before the House adjourns this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Steagall
House Banking Committee Today
Federal Reserve System
House
Farmer Fined $110 For Killing Wild Turkeys
Waynesville Missouri March 17 AP B A Dye 39 a local farmer faced a $110 fine for killing wild turkeys out of season. Wardens Dave Gentilini and Roy Kirgan arrested him earlier this week as Missouri’s season runs only through December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesville
Mar
B. A. Dye
Dye
Dave Gentilini
Roy Kirgan
Missour
Markets Open Quiet After Recent Torn Trade
New York March 17 AP trading in securities and commodities was quiet after the midweek surge. Stocks steadied with mixed gains, activity uneven. Chicago grains opened higher with wheat up about a cent to three cents a bushel. New York cotton prices moved slower amid quiet trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Probation Orders in Texas Voided by Federal Court
A three judge federal panel in Tyler Texas voided prior orders by the Texas State Railroad Commission that capped East Texas oil production at 220000 barrels daily. The court’s decision followed challenges to the proration scheme and its enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Texas
Texas State Railroad Commission
East Texas Air Field
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs
Column promotes Calotabs as a quick cold remedy claiming nausealess calomel tablets break up a cold overnight. It advises taking one or two Calotabs at bedtime with milk or water, then waking to a purified system and restored appetite. Sold in 0c and 3a packages at drug stores.
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Ady
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