Missouri Senator Clark Rival To Roosevelt Policies
Washington reports Senator Bennett Do. Clark of Missouri rejects being a legislative robot and aims to cast independent votes. He opposes some Roosevelt era measures and may resemble a junior Jim Reed in challenging administration plans. He plans a heavy tax on foreign security incomes and faces strong opposition from critics like William Kemper of Kansas City. In Kansas City, L H Hertz reports theft of leather goods samples valued at 1000 dollars from his car. suspect Fred Morga, 27, detained after Hertz caught him inspecting remaining samples.
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Washington
Bennett Do. Clark
Champ
Jim Reed
Clark
William Kemper
Kansas City
L. H. Hertz
Joplin
Fred Morga
Hertz
Emig
Williams Morgue
Young Hart
Brooke Hart
Thurmond
Holmes
San Mateo
Alameda
Hart
Thanksgiving services set for Presbyterian Church in Jefferson City
Community brief reports Thanksgiving services by multiple denominations at the Presbyterian Church in Jefferson City starting 7 50 pm Wednesday with Rev George Wharton of Grace Episcopal delivering the sermon. Also notes include local weather, a Scout leader training course, a marriage license, a streetcar incident, Supreme Court on ban, Thanksgiving closings, Rotary Club speaker Roy Davis of Stephens College and performances by Bel Canto trio.
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Union
Methodist
Episcopal
Evangelical
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
George Wharton
Grace Episcopal Church
L. E. Glinkman
Scout Headquarters
Glinkman
Roy T. Davis
Stephens College
Columbia
Rotary Club
Missouri Hotel
Davis
Panama
The
Artists’ Guild
Roosevelt Gets Distiller Code For Approval
The revised government drafted liquor distillers code was sent to President Roosevelt at Warm Springs for final decision on federal control policy. Harris E Willingham carried the draft. hearings on the brewers code were suspended to allow further study and to address brewer objections.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Congress
Harris E. Willingham
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Willingham
Agriculture Department
Wallace
Alcohol Control Administration
Urals Senators Plead Legal Option Clause
The Missouri Senate debated liquor control provisions as municipalities with populations large or small consider separate elections. Senator J G Morgan sought a $2 annual consumers permit. his plan failed with only his vote. Senator Ed win Nolte proposed permit wearers don red hats. only Morgan backed his idea.
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Morgan
Senate
J. G. Morgan
Unionville
Edwin Nolte
St. Louis
Nolte
First step rates cut to seven cents a kWh for large cities
The plan links residential and commercial lighting rates to November 1933 price levels with reductions tied to material indexes. After January 1936 rates will be set by monthly energy consumption per meter and total domestic use, automatically lowering as total consumption rises.
San Jose Mob Seizes Jail After Lynch Threats
Governor praised the mob that gathered at the San Jose jail where 4000 residents blocked barriers. Tear gas, rifles, and reinforced doors failed to stop a youth leader who urged the crowd to storm the jail, as bricks and missiles rained down and officers were overwhelmed.
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Emig
Thurmond
Holmes
Mary
William Emig
Oakland
San Francisco
Reduction in Light Rates Announced By Utility
The utility will cut light rates for over 4,000 inhabitants and extend flat domestic terms to rural districts effective May 1. New penalties apply to late payments, starting 2 percent after five days, 5 percent after six to fifteen days, and 12 percent after fifteen days, with penalties computed from grace end. John C. Collet stated further reductions are planned after 1934 appraisal showed earnings above a fair return.
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Public Service Commission
John C. Collet
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James A. Reed
Independence of
Missouri
Alice Burns
G. A. Fischer
J. D .Reed Coal CO
Lillian Shreve
Central
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Fieyce
Buffalo
N.Y
R. M. Williams
Boonville
Jefferson City
Marion G. Kieth
Red Cross
Cole County
Francis Carr
Vineyard Square
Td& Cockrell Wilson
Francis M. Wilson
Arnold Good
Miller Theater
Government Weather Bureau
Swift
Henry LePage
Jack Bourland
Jacklyn Rhodes
New Orleans
LePage
E. R. Bockhorst
Hartsburg
High Street
Madison Street
Bockhorst
Homer Clay
Missouri Supreme Court
Chamber of Commerce
Hess
Missouri Transit Company Union Bus Terminal
High St
URAL
Chicago
Alton Limited
Ceremieres
Beenge
Teaveem
Mtn
Beadle
Civil Service Commission
Post Office Department
San Jose
Ruth
Lucy
Ted
Central America
Eoet
Schell
WARD
Bill
Betty
Capitol Beer
Capital
Webster
Capitol
Jefferson City, Missourl
RINSO
America
Folger’s
Folger
Folger Coffee Company
Judy
Jane
Coffea
Eacep
Sun
NAC
F.C.C
Folger’s Coffee
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