Prominent Lutheran Minister Dies in Colorado
Funeral services planned for Rev. Milllary Francis Troxwell pastor of Barnitz Memorial Lutheran Church founder of Midland College Atchison Kan died from complications after an automobile accident seven years ago He was a national official of the Lutheran Church active in Illinois Kansas and the Rocky Mountain region He survived by a widow two sons and two daughters Steaming will remove marks in dyed velvet and velveteen garments.
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Denver
Colo
Millary Francis Troxwell
Barnitz Memorial Lutheran Church
Midland College
Atchison, Kan
Troxwell
Lutheran Church
Mlinois
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
John
North Carolina
Omaha
Morgan Probe to Continue Wednesday in Senate Hearing
Ferdinand Pecora will resume questioning J. P. Morgan and Partners as a Senate investigation gains backing from most members. Tax records show $48,000 paid since 1925 with no taxes in 1930 and later losses offsetting income.
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Washington
Ferdinand Pecora
J. P. Morgan
Senate
Morgan
Pecora
New York
Couzens
Mich
Revere Bureau
Couzens and Glass Clash Over Metrods Investigation
Washington May 1 9 3 9 Rumors swirl about lists of names to appear in the F P B Morgan inquiry. Senators Couzens and Glass clash over Pecora examination tactics as the investigation nears a pivotal secret meeting. Glass objects to perceived police court tactics while Couzens stands with Pecora amid a growing public debate.
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Capitol
Couzens
Glass
Metrods
Washington
Couzéns
Mich
Dem
Senate
F. PB. Morgan & Co
Capitol Hill
United Press
Ferdinand Pecora
Morgan Partners
J. P. Morgan & Co
Pecora
Michigan
Nations World War Dead Honored With Ceremonies
Veterans groups and five military cemeteries held solemn rites at 11 o clock, followed by the noon flag-raising. In Suresnes near Paris 1541 soldiers lie under white crosses as Theodore Marriner presided over the memorial. Gold star mothers and widows visited graves while church services preceded a wreath laying at the tomb of the unknown soldier under the Arc de Triomphe.
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Suresnes
Paris
Theodore Marriner
Pirates Win 2-1 in Morning Memorial Day Game
Pittsburgh at Memorial Day billed as pitchers battle as Bil Swift and Burleigh Grimes duel through seven. Paul Wanexo hit a leadoff eighth inning homer to break the stalemate and give the Pirates a 2 1 win over Chicago. Arky Vaughan commits two errors in seventh inning that keep Chicago from a shutout while Demaree doubles earlier. Pirates score their first run on a walk to Suhr followed by an out and Piet’s single.
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Pittsburgh
Paul Wanex
Bil Swift
Burleigh Grimes
Ates
Chicago
Swift
Arky
Vaughan
Demaree
Pirates
Suhr
Piet
Quinn death appeal prepared for double slaying case
Oklahoma Bart Quinn faces a second death sentence appeal for the 1930 double killing of Jessie and Zexia Griffith near Tonkawa. Quinn was convicted in 1931, received death penalty, won a new trial, and was again sentenced to death in March. He remains on death row at the state prison.
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Oklahoma
Blackwell
Bart Quinn
James H. Mathers
Quinn
Jessie
Zexia Griffith
Tonkawa
E& New
Cummings Leads Fastest Ten Miles at Indianapolis Classic
Cummings of Indianapolis posted the fastest ten miles ever run here, opening a five hour race with a 26 16.35 first 50 miles at 114 188 mph, Fredericks Frame chasing in second. Brisco, Meyer, Cantlon, Rose, and Riganti followed as the crowd surged for gate openings and the event began under a cosmopolitan, packed lineup.
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Cummings
Indianapolis
Freddies Frame
Frank Brisco
Milwaukee
Shorty Cantlon
Detroit
Louis Meyer
Huntington Park
Cal
Mauri Rose
New York
Lafayette
New Orleans
Keokuk
Gar Wood
Bill Cummings
Gene Haustein
Ralph Hepburn
Los Angeles
Haustein
Henburm
Hittington Park
Rose
Cantlon
Hall
Ira Hall
Terre , Haute
Ind
Raoul Fete
Huey Long Faces New Damage Suit
Senator Huey P. Long was sued for 250000 dollars by Mrs Anne Ector Pleasant wife of ex governor Ruffin Pleasant alleging defamation of character and removal from the state house during the 1932 legislative session in Baton Rouge Louisiana for AP.
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Baton Rouge, la
Huey P. Long
Anne Ector Pleasant
Ruffin G. Pleasant
Long
State House
Kidnapping Seen As Nearly Perfect Crime
Kansas City scene of a dramatic ransom demand for Miss Mary McElroy daughter of city manager. Federal state and local investigators traced letters and calls, searched every vacant house within five miles, while McElroy and officials pushed for the death penalty if captors are caught under the Lindbergh Law.
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Kansas City
UCP
Mary McElroy
H. F. McElroy
Miss McElroy
Department of Justice
Kansas
Kan
Dudge. McElroy
T. A. J. Mastin
Jackson County
Missouri
Bill hearings to open Thursday in oil control bill
Washington May 30 AP The House Ways and Means Committee in executive session decided to open hearings on the Marland Capper oil control bill Thursday Representative McClintic said both sides would be heard The measure backed by Secretary Ickes would give Interior Department control of oil production The committee excluded the measure from the industrial control bill but the Senate Finance Committee may combine the two before Senate action
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
McClintic
D-Ok- la
Ickes
Interior Department
Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Chamberlain Guards War Debt Policy
London May 30 AP Neville Chamberlain refused to disclose Britain’s war debt policy to the House of Commons. He blocked any plan to let the House vote on the $75,950,000 payment due the United States on June 15. A note mentions a drop of 40,000 auto tourists from the U S to Canada last year and a furrier remark about inspecting rabbit furs for matching appearance.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
House of Commons
United States
Canada
Uncle Tom Little Eva Thrill at Players Club Broadway Show
The Players Club staged Uncle Tom as this year’s Broadway offering with Fay Bainter Cecilia Loftus and Thomas Chalmers in key roles. Critics called the performance serious and conscientious, noting the old play’s surprising theatrical vitality despite propagandist roots. Ended with a stage parade and genuine applause for Simon Legree.
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Rome
Reno
Fay Bainter
Cecilia Loftus
Chips
Thomas Chalmers
Simon Lagree
Players’ Club
Simon Legree
Bolivia rejects League plan to arbitrate Chaco dispute
Geneva May 30 The Bolivian government sent a note to the League of Nations indicating nonacceptance of the league proposal to settle the Chaco conflict with Paraguay by sending a commission to set bases of arbitration The Bolivian note argued the proposal would subject the entire Chaco country to arbitration and league circles expressed disappointment.
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Geneva
League of Nations Today
Bolivia
League
Paraguay
Chaco
Don’t suffer from sour stomach with Emil’s Rols tablets
Digestive discomfort and indigestion are described with sour stomach and heartburn. Emil’s Rols tablets are promoted to counteract these conditions for quick relief, offered by G. A. Fischer Drug Co.
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Emil
G. A. Fischer Drug Co
Human machine dies far short of 120 years
Dan O Leary a Los Angeles long distance walker dies at a hotel before his 92nd birthday a disease and arteries cause death He began 100 mile walks at 35 and continued until age 90 He rivaled famed walkers defeating Edward Payson West and completed a mile each hour for 1000 hours He left a son and several descendants and had visited most state capitols by age 90
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Los
Angeles
Dan O'Leary
Los Angeles
O'leary
Ireland
Chicago
All Comes
Edward Payson Westa
Markets Close Nationwide For Memorial Day
Memorial Day led to a quiet financial scene as most markets closed across the nation on May 30. Banks were shut in states observing the holiday, with only a few livestock markets remaining open, Kansas City serving as a principal operation hub while Chicago Omaha East St. Louis and St. Joseph closed. The item also notes a statistic about rheumatism deaths in Great Britain and a historical note on the first Pullman car.
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New York
Kansas City
Chicago
Omaha
East St. Louis
St. Joseph
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