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10 Nov 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
Nov 10, 1933
Page
1
Scout Leaders Raise 7000 Goal For Drive Despite 5500 Confusion
Leaders of the Joint Boy and Girl Scout finance campaign clarified that the original permanent target remains seven thousand dollars. A plea for thirty ten dollar subscriptions drew rapid responses from Brandenberger Drug Company and Mrs. C. G. Scruggs, with substantial past gifts listed from multiple private citizens and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeders
Brandenberger Drug Company
C. G. Scruggs
CG. G. Semiggs
Brandenberger’s
Dubinsky Bros
Perth
N. K. Sevier
H. Kolkmeyer Co, Inc
Women’s Missionary Society of Methodist Church
Wells Cut Rate Drug Store
R. D. Fowler
Feinsteins
Jack Lindley
W. Bedford
Dr. Gillham
I. B. Krause
Electric Maid
Weatherby
Presbyterian Church
John Mather
A. J. Bauer
Rachel Brenneisen
Ayrshire Dairy
H. R. ‘Stivers
Geo. A. Linhardt
Carnes Coal Co
ER. M.sehnell
Sappenfield & Sims
Zane Stanfil Circle of Met
Gladys Ashlock
E. B. Ward
Susan Thorpe
Lon’ Evarts
RB. M. Phillips
R. L.reed
Crown Drug Store
Wm. Miller
Luther Laster
Charles Love
Olive Ewing
Ballmeyer Music Club
Prominent Novinger Resident Samuel A. Novinger Dies
Samuel A. Novinger, 83, longtime president of the Novinger Bank and founder of the town, died at his home in Novinger. Funeral services are planned for Sunday in Novinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novinger
Hirksville
Samuel A. Novinger
Novinger Bank
Kidnapping Probe Sparks Coastwide Hunt for Brooke Hart
An anonymous caller demanded 40000 dollars to spare Brooke Hart, son of San Jose merchant Alexander J. Hart. Police traced the call to a San Francisco phone booth as investigators scoured the Calaveras dam region after Hart’s abandoned car was found along a highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Brooke Hart
Alexander J. Hart
Young Hart
University of Santa Clara
Hart
San Francisco
Calaveras Dam
Calaveras
Light alcohol tax, highway funds debated in Missouri house
The Missouri House Ways and Means Committee opened hearings on bills to boost taxes including a two cent gas tax increase and higher income taxes. Maxey proposes utilities based school tax revenue of about 1.318 million dollars annually. Proposals from Coney, Whitaker and Iffing outline various bracket changes while Elmer Donnell notes unclear legislative program and concerns on administrative cost alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
D. L. Bales
House Ways and Means
Maxey
H. O. Maxey
Bates County
E. W. Coney
Pettis County
F. J. Firing
St. Charles County
Whitaker
Hickory County
Gouey
Iffing
Elmer Donnell
Associated Industries of Missouri
Johnson says middle west strong for NRA in tour
General Hugh S Johnson, NRA Recovery Administrator, travels Kansas City Tulsa and Fort Worth to rally midwest support. He asserts broad backing, notes employment gains, praises Roosevelt on agriculture, and links NRA AAA with shared goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hugh S. Johnson
NBA
Tulsa
Okla
Middle West
NRA
Hugh Johnson
Conventurn Hall
Oklo
Fort Worth
Texas
Washington
Johnson
Tomtom
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gen. Johnson
Middlewest
AAA
Dean Arnold
Argentine High School
Kaw
Jewelry valued at fifty five thousand stolen from Faust home
A burglar climbed to a bathroom window and stole jewels valued at 55000 from Edward A. Faust’s residence in St. Louis last night. Four maids and a butler were in the home. Muskrats raised six or seven litters of about eight young in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Edward A. Faust
Bank Robbery at Clyde. $1800 Taken by Two Bandits
Two masked bandits robbed the Bank of Conception in Clyde Missouri at about 9:30 this morning, escaping with around $1800. They bound and gagged president C. A. Teson and cashier Mrs Anna Wirth, then fled in a small coupe. Clyde lies in Nodaway county, northeast of St Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Bank of Conception
C. A. Teson
Anna Wirth
Nodaway County
St. Joseph
Hitler defies foreign nations in pre election speech
Berlin reports Chancellor Hitler fueling Nazi support in a campaign address. He warned foreign powers Germany would not engage on equal terms at the diplomacy table, saying the nation seeks peace and to work out its own salvation while pursuing a straight Nazi ticket at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hitler
Hiller
Germany
Missouri to establish relief camps for transients
The state won 200000 from the Federal Relief Administration to fund four camps including sites in St Louis County Kansas City St Joseph and Springfield. Camps focus on highway beautification park development and private-labor-compatible employment with a 30 hour week offering shelter food clothing medical care and incidentals. Enrollment is voluntary with no age limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gewinner
Governor to Present McNutt in St. Louis Tonight
Governor Park travels to St Louis to introduce Governor Paul V. McNutt of Indiana at the Missouri State Teachers Association annual meeting. Phillips Academy Andover reports one in five of its 640 students works to fund their education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNutt
ST. Louis
Governor Park
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Missouri State Teachers’ Association
Exclusive
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Grand jury criticizes crime tie in Jackson County report
Kansas City November 10 AP The Jackson County grand jury condemns racketeering and gambling as pervasive in the community and says fear and threats hindered indictments. It notes 326 days of hearings, 421 witnesses, 61 indictments, and finds witnesses often perjured or silenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jackson County
James R. Page
Indians Throw Eggs at Gandhi at Nagpur Meeting
The Evening News of India reports that eyes were hurled at a platform where Mahatma Gandhi stood during a public meeting in Nagpur. The incident is described as the first of its kind in Gandhi's public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Evening News of India
Mahatma Gandhi
Nagpur
Gandhi
Cuban Capital Under Siege as Revolt is Quelled
Government troops crushed the latest abortive revolt against President Ramon Grau San Martin in Havana. Hundreds wounded, Emergency Hospital reports 37 dead and 132 wounded. Between 700 and 1,000 rebels added to crowded prisons as mothers and wives searched morgues for missing relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon Grau San Martin
James O’connell
Juan Blas Hernandez
Machado
Grim Azores
Havana Harbor
Grau
Havana
ABC Revolutionary Society
Azares
Boone County Probate Judge Named to Fill Vacancy
Gov. Guy B. Park appointed George S. Starreth probate judge of Boone County to fill the unexpired term of Arthur Burton who died last Sunday. The decision follows Burton's death creating the vacancy in the county probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Park
George 5. Starreth
Boone County
Arthur Burton
Corn Harvest Falls From Last Year’s Record
The Department of Agriculture issued a preliminary estimate showing this year’s corn production at 2.28954 billion bushels. The forecast a month earlier was 2.291 billion. Last year’s crop reached 2.876 billion bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Missouri General Assembly Adjourns to Monday Session
After brief morning sessions the Missouri General Assembly adjourned today and will reconvene Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri General Assembly
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