Strijdom Named Likely Successor to Malan in South Africa
Pretoria reports the Nationalist party factions moved to choose Johannes Gerhardus Strijdom as leader and potential prime minister, amid calls to quicken racial segregation and republican status. Havenga remains rival for party leadership, with both factions tracing roots to Dutch Boer settlers.
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Eisenhower to seek big Asia aid program in State of the Union
Washington reports the administration plans a large economic development program for free Asia as the next step in its cold war strategy. Officials say Eisenhower will outline the need in the January State of the Union message, with total funds yet to be set but likely higher than the previous fiscal year. Congress had appropriated 3.478 billion dollars for military and economic aid in the Far East, over half for defense arms.
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Former Lawyer Convicted of Tax Evasion in Kansas City
A federal court jury found Al fred H. Osborne, a former Kansas City lawyer, guilty of income tax evasion for reporting 1948 income of 10 347 instead of 24 843. He represents himself. Sentencing set for Dec 9. He also has 260 days left in county jail for a contempt of court conviction, and his lawyers' license was revoked about two years ago.
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Death in Ulman: Mrs Nellie Wiles 77
Mrs Nellie P Wiles longtime Ulman resident died Monday at her home near Ulman She was born December 2 1877 in Ulman daughter of Charles M and Harriett Souter She married John N Fischer in 1903 who died that year and John L Wiles in 1922 who died in 1948 Survivors include three daughters Kathryn Swim Neen Scott Christina Jarrett two sons Bryce Fischer Alvin Sooter three brothers Mark Scooter Eldon Menco Sooter Wesley Sooter 14 grandchildren and six great grandchildren Funeral services set for 11 am Wednesday at Mt Zion Church near Ulman officiated by Rev Mark Sooter and Rev Thomas Seaton Burial Mt Zion Cemetery
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Neen Scott
Jefferson City
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Monnett
Bryce Fischer
Tuscumbia
Alvin Sooter
Mark Scooter
Eldon
Menco Sooter
Rolla
Wesley Sootter
Dixon
Mt Zion Church
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Thomas Seaton
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Reset Aldermen Trials for Jan. 10 in St Louis
ST LOUIS III The Circuit Court trials of suspended St Louis Aldermen Ben Oliver and Walter Ziegenbalg were reset for Jan 10 yesterday. Judge William K Keerner set the new date on one call of the assignment docket. A backlog of cases led to the postponement. Both aldermen were suspended after indictments on bribery charges tied to aldermanic legislation.
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Former Showgirl Trixie Frigenza Turns 83 in Pasadena
Pasadena honors former showgirl known as the Champagne Girl from the 1890s on her 83rd birthday. Bedridden by arthritis and with failing sight, she celebrated with a Dominican sisters’ birthday gathering at Sacred Heart Academy where she has lived in retirement since 1939.
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Eisenhower Returns From Thanksgiving Vacation at White House
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower arrived at the White House after a six day Thanksgiving holiday in Augusta. Governors conference in London discusses highway bill and fleet plans. Crime reports include burglary in Michigan and Tokyo milk deliverers union, with several other brief items from around the globe.
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British freighter Tresillian sinks in Irish Sea
The British freighter Tresillian sank amid hurricane winds in the Irish Sea, with at least 15 of 40 crew drowned. Seventeen crew were rescued or found, and 12 more bodies sighted. the master Captain Winter was among the dead. Overall storm toll in the region rises to 37. Liparus and Ardglен rescue efforts reported survivors and bodies, while Tendre Berceuse and St Govans were missing.
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Austrians Bitter Over Occupation Continues
Schuschnigg, former Austrian chancellor and now professor at St Louis University, and Raab, former Austrian commerce minister, spoke during a 34day U S tour. Raab said Austria achieved a favorable trade balance despite occupation and use of German assets while Austria declined further U S aid. The pair met Arch bishop Ritter and Mayor Tucker and Raab quipped about student questions at a press conference.
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St Louisan Charged In Extortion Case
James A. McCabe, an unemployed St Louis engineer, was charged in federal court yesterday with using the mails to extort $5,000 from a Richmond Heights businessman. Postal inspectors said he admitted sending the threatening letter dated Nov 11.
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Firm Demand Foreseen For Area Agricultural Products
Agricultural economist Dr. Raymond J. Dolt of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank predicted a firm demand next year for regional farm products with a 10 to 15 percent export rise possible. He spoke at the Consumers Cooperative Association meeting where he also foresaw little rise in farm prices due to carryovers and near record 1935 production. Dolt projected 1955 economic activity at least as high as 1954, with government spending down yet offset by private investment growth. The meeting opened today and runs through tomorrow. Dr. Willam E. Morgan of Colorado A. & M. College noted U S population growth strains demand for education, production, and food, urging productivity to meet future needs.
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Fort Collins
Ashland Man Home After Hospital Stay
Ashland resident Bart Green of Ellis community returned home Thursday after an operation at Boone County Hospital. Members of the Ashland Baptist Church helped with wood for the Green family. Also listed are school meal menus for Southern Boone County for the week with days and items.
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Two Missouri Cities Plan Driving Contest
Three Missouri cities Springfield Topeka and St Joseph announce a five day safe driving contest to run December 13 17 with a point based scoring system St Joseph Mayor Stanley J Dale issued the challenge and the plan moves forward with barbecued meals and community events noted in the article
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Army Engineers to Interview Civilians Here December 6 7
George E. Davis announced the U S Army Corps of Engineers will send an agent to 190 E McCarty St for two days from 6 a m to 5 p m to meet prospective civil service applicants. Openings include professional engineers with salaries 4205 to 6360 yearly and overseas postings in Japan with additional allowances and travel paid. College women are sought as recreational leaders librarians crafts directors and supervisors with salaries 3410 to 4205 yearly.
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Snowstorm in Colorado Kills Four Across State
Colorado’s first major snowstorm of the season left at least four people dead and caused numerous minor accidents on icy roads. The Weather Bureau forecast continued light snow with heavy falls in the mountains, Love Land Pass recording over 16 inches and Berthoud Pass about 14 inches.
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Innocent Plea Entered for Woman Confessed Poisoner
Tulsa court records reveal Grandma Nannie Doss, known as a four time poisoner, entered an innocent plea via Common Pleas Judge Lloyd H L McGuire. Her mental competency questioned as her defense seeks hospital observation. District trial set after prosecutors contest commitment. Doss accused in the October 10 death of Samuel Doys and linked to three earlier poisonings. Autopsy on fourth husband Richard L Morton showed poisoning. Doss has shown agitation but remains defiant, predicting the truth will emerge in court.
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Obstetrician's Wife Granted Divorce in Kansas City
Martha Hamilton, wife of prominent obstetrician Dr. Hugh G. Hamilton, was granted a divorce on grounds of several indignities. The couple had separated March 26 after Dr. Hamilton was charged with attempting to poison his wife. He was released on a $10,000 bond pending a preliminary hearing set date.
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Hugh G. Hampton
Hamilton
Marie Dionne Returns Home from Montreal College
Marie Dionne, the frail youngest of the Dionne quintuplets, left Montreal college and travels to Callander Ontario with younger sister Mrs Maurice Gironard stating she is very tired and needs rest and quiet away from public attention at this time.
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Egypt Grants Naguib Monthly Subsidy and Cars
Cairo reports the Egyptian government will provide former President Mohamed Naguib a monthly subsidy of 566 dollars and use of three cars. He will remain under guard at the Merz residence after his removal in November amid charges of plotting with the Muslim Brotherhood to destabilize the regime.
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Woman Sailor Endures Long Voyage To Norfolk
Englishwoman Mrs Ann Davison arrived in Norfolk after seven days at sea aboard her 23 foot sloop Felicity Aft, towed 70 miles by Sea Hawk trawler after bad weather delayed her. She left New York with plans to sail to Norfolk but faced a rough voyage and was towed into Virginia Marine Service at Phoebus. She aims for Florida and the Bahamas next. The trip drew attention for safety concerns and admiration. Separately, the American Jewish Congress urged Senate censure of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy for alleged violations of civil American principles.
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Term Highway Death Accidental
A coroner jurors ruled George Ray Long 57 of Montgomery City died accidentally after being struck while crossing U S Highway 40 near the junction with Routes 40 and 29 east of Mipevla. The car was driven by Samuel Krauts 41 of St Louis in rainy conditions. Another Monday night crash seven miles south of Caversville damaged two cars involving Way Ray Brunson 40 of Rt 1 Blaneland FL and H Sherman.
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