State Appeals Board is Chosen with five new members
Five Jefferson City men and one Moberly man join the State Selective Service Appeal Board announced by Brig. Gen. John A. Harris. Members include H. E. Slusher, John O. Newberry, Harley Harrison, Dr. John W. McHaney, Oak Hunter, and one Jefferson City attorney. Board to meet at 310 East Capitol Avenue. Harris left for Washington for a directors’ conference. Separately, Jefferson City inducted men report for December 15: Melvin A ScheneWerk, Dean Oliver Mitchell, John Lear Vittetoe, Gideon N Houser, and Edgar J Mueller. Mueller and Houser are 24. others 23. Also, four Call county men were inducted for Camp Chafee, Ark., all 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
East Capitol Avenue
General Harris
State Directors of Selective Service
Washington
Jefferson City Proper
Melvin Andrew Schenewerk
East
McCarty Street
Dean Oliver Mitchell
John Lear Vittetoe
Broadway
Gideon Nathaniel Houser
Edgar John Mueller
Bald Hill Road
Mueller
Houser
Cale County
Camp Chafee
Ark
Williams waives murder hearing in Cole County court
Jessie Williams 41 waived preliminary hearing yesterday in magistrate court on a knife murder charge stemming from the November stabbing of Victor W. Marris at 603A Lafayette Street. Williams, held without bond, was sent back to Cole County jail for the February circuit term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Williams
Victor W Marris
Williams
Foster S. Wheatly
Cole County
Lafayette Street
Morris
Driver Forfeits $10 Appearance Bond In Police Court
Darrel E. Fye of Seymour Mac forfeited a $10 appearance bond after missing yesterday's police court appearance on a charge of running a stop sign at West Main and Bolivar streets. Police said his car struck Frank Taube’s vehicle at the intersection. damages were $35 to Taube and $45 to Fye’s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrel E. Fye
Seymour, Mac
West Main
Bolivar Streets
Fye
Frank Taube
Min Street
Bolivar
Taube
Main Street
Newborns at St Marys Hospital This Week
A boy named A'son Bond was born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bond of 622 Waverly Street. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Sulser of 215 East High Street yesterday at St. Mary's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Hospital
Raymond Bond
Waverly Street
William Sulser
East High Street
Hartsburg Family Visits In St Louis Thanksgiving Page
Hartsburg Mo Nov 30 Special Mr and Mrs T C Menke and grandson Teddy Brown visited in St. Louis with Mr and Mrs Clifton Brown and son David. Numerous local families hosted guests from Jefferson City New Franklin Boonville Mexico and Washington over the weekend and for Thanksgiving. About 175 million gears are used in making five million automotive vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartsburg
T. C. Menke
Teddy Brown
Clifton Brown
David
St. Louis
Milton Forbis
Dennis Crump
Washington
T. W. Barner
Osage
Harry Gensert
T. W. Nieman
Benjamin Hilgedick
Lewis E. White
Jefferson City
Bryan Webber, Jr
Larr
Mexico
Chester
Leslie
Daisy Sheckelsworth
Loretta Barner
Fred Hilgedick
Dennis
Gary Groves
Cora Hilgedick
Marion Gray
White
Guy Bullard
Texas
Old Mexico
John T. Gray
Marion Louise
Chester Hilgedick
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Kenneth White
Carl Thomas
Oscar Buescher
F. B. Bock
Horst
New Franklin
Fred Schneider J
Zeller
D. J. Nichols
A. L. Barner
David Sievert
Jeffersson City
Police and Patrol Officers Attend Training Conclave
Jefferson City officers James Loethen and Walter Dickson join 34 sheriffs deputies and police from across Missouri for the third annual peace officers training course at the University of Missouri. Five Patrol instructors lead lectures on fingerprints safety bureau internal theft crime lab procedures and more as 46 hours of instruction span six days. Also reported is the death of pianist Fernando Ember in Madrid at age 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
State Highway Patrol
University of Missouri
James Loethen
Walter Dickson
School of Law
Adult Education and Extension Service
University
State Patrol
Kenneth K. Johnson
John A. Berglund
H. D. Brigham
John F. Williams
H. H. Wells
George J. Koch
D Jr
St. Louis
Kansas City
Governors Display 281-Piece Missouri Silver Service
A steady stream of visitors filtered through the Missouri State Capitol to view a 2011 piece silver service gifted by Missouri to the U S S Missouri. Governor Phil M Donnelly and State Treasurer Richard R Nacy oversaw display preparations, with officials guarding the $10 000 set as plans to present it aboard the battleship Mighty Mo. President Truman advised he will attend the ceremony on December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Tribune
State Prine Service
Richard R. Nacy
Phil Donnelly
Capitol
Missouri
Massachusetts
Norfolk Navy Yard
Truman
State Capitol Rotunda
Phil M. Donnelly
Donnelly
Capitol Rotunda
U.S
Nacy
Nacy and Donnelley
William Whitlow
National
Norfolk
John Caskie Collet
Navy
PVT Werner Arrives in Okinawa for Overseas Tour
Private Harold F. Werner, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Werner of Folk, has arrived in Okinawa for an overseas tour of July and is assigned as bus driver for the 2nd Transportation Truck Co a unit of the Army of Occupation in the Ryukyus. He enlisted in the Army at Jefferson City in February trained at Fort Knox and completed airborne training at Fort Benning before sailing for the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt. Werner
Okinawa
Harold F. Werner
Harry Werner
Folk
2Nd Transportation Truck Co
Army of Occupation
Ryukyus
Jefferson City
Fort Knox
Fort Benning
Far East
Pie Box Supper Nets $250 For Ashland Athletics
The Ashland Athletic Association pie and box supper this week raised 250 dollars. Miss Roberta Smith’s box topped at five dollars, Carroll Sapp paid five for a pie. The Phillips brothers orchestra provided music with a lineup of entertainments including a fortune teller, popcorn, fish pond, and ice cream bars. Sophomores ran those treats while seniors sold a country store, juniors a soda stand, and freshmen donuts and coffee. Judge Charles Cunningham won the prize for the hungriest man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
The
Athletic Association
Roberta Smith
Carroll Sapp
Phillips Brothers Orchestra
Charles Cunningham
Raymond
Hollis Nichols, Jr
DeForest Training School
Chicago
Ross Christian
Lonnie Martin
George Flemming
Duane
Detroit
Mich
Fleming
Baptist Church
Cora Burnett
Baptist Children’s
Pattonville
Burnett
Anna Mae Jones
Norma Brinegar
Communists Split Berlin Political Turmoil Deepens
Berlin observers report a split within the movement as the Democratic Party, merged with the Communists in the Social Unity Party, faces a rump government labeled by Gen. Lucius D. Clay. Anti Communist leaders denounce the move as an operetta and refuse recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus
Democratic Party
Social Unity Party
Lucius D.clay
Ebert
Berlin
Deaths Mrs Rhoda Daniel Dies in Warrenton
Mrs Rhoda E Daniel 69 of 112 Lafayette died at 4 p m yesterday after a three year illness at Deathale Jane Memorial Convalescent Home in Warrenton She was born August 17 1879 in Nashville Illinois daughter of James and Margaret Coleman member of the Christian Church in Jefferson City has lived here since 1983 Wife of William Daniel married February 6 1901 at East St Louis She is survived by daughter Ruth Kakta of St Louis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda E. Daniel
Lafayette
Deatle Jane Memorial
Warrenton
Mrs. Daniel
Nashville
Illinois
James and
Margaret Coleman
Christian Church
Jefferson City
William Daniel
East St. Louis
Ruth Kakta
St. Louis
Clarksburg School to Stage Benefit St mill show
Clarksburg Missouri Negro high school students will present a benefit show Thursday night in the school auditorium. Principal W F Bowers says the program includes spirituals, folk tunes and modern popular numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. F. Bowers
Former Mental Patient Held In Truck Incident
State patrolmen captured Lexie Adkins after he drove his brother's truck from Caruthersville to Jefferson City without permission. Found in the capitol building, the truck was parked outside. Paroled from a state mental institution, Adkins is held for Caruthersville police on the disappeared vehicle case. Also noted: Mrs Hazel Duss returned from Detroit after Thanksgiving, marking her son's second wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruthersville
Jefferson City
Lexie Adkins
Capitol Building
Adkins
Hazel Duss
East Meé- Carty Street
Detroit
Mich
Robert
Giant Ape Man Found in Africa
Berkeley CA Nov 30 AP discovery reports a new ape man type larger than the 9 foot Java giant. Fossil remains including teeth and massive jaw fragments were found in a Swartkrans limestone cave in Africa. Dr Robert Broom notes the evidence suggests an ancestral link to humans, not close to living apes. State Fair Date Sedalia Mo Nov 30 AP Missouri State Fair slated for August 21-28 next year per Roy Kemper secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Java
University of California
Swarthrans
Africa
Robert Broom
Transvaal Museum
Sedalia
Roy §. Kemper
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Appeals Board
Waives
Carthage
Woodson Oldham
Idaho
Chester Louis Hilgedick
Marian Louise Gray
Jefferson Citiy
County Recorder's Office
Evelyn, Inc
Kansas City, Mo
Madrid
Fernando Ember
Sheraton
Ces
Duotherm
Due-Therm
Sheraton Neoler
Woodman Engineering CO
Biulleroud
Ashland Athletics
Rhoda Daniel
ELJ
United States
Jayne
St.louis
Ivory
W. H. Gundelfinger
Henry V. Guhleman
Cornelia Nall
Phil 4. Dallmeyer
Jesse N. Owens
Sam Bushman
Board OF
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Henry Vo Guhieman
Thorpe J. Gordon
F. B. Newham
Jesse N Owens A
City National Savings & Loan Association
Monroe Stree Efferson Cit
SEARS
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!