Senators Payroll Records Reveal Kin on Senate Staff
Washington AP reports that for the first time since 1948 the Senate publicly released payroll records showing relatives of senators on their staffs. The eight to nine page report lists names, jobs and pay from July 1 to Sept 30, with some senators including brothers, sons and siblings among aides.
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Washington
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Terry
Capitol
Winter chills sweep Southern states amid fires and funding
Winter invaded the South with snowfall in parts of Florida and record lows from the Carolinas to Louisiana. The report cites crop damage near Miami, cold blasts across Dixon and Montgomery, and a surge in school fire safety improvements affecting thousands of public schools nationwide.
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Atlanta
South
Florida
Anere
Carolinas
Louisiana
Kterling
Southland
Montgomery
Ala
Miami
Multiple Missouri Accidents Reported By State Patrol
Three accidents involving following autos were logged by Troop F Monday afternoon. In Columbia County a 4:15 p.m. three vehicle crash on Highway 63 injured Hautt and Talbot. Settle’s truck struck Talbot and pushed into Hautt. Damages ranged from 10 to 150 dollars per vehicle. In Cooper County a 3:40 p.m. collision on Highway 40 near Route J between Viets and Myers caused 125 and 200 dollars in damage. In Boone County at 5:55 p.m. Wilhite’s turning car was struck by Bridgewater’s, causing 350 and 20 dollars in damage. continuous notes refer to property losses.
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Dixon
Accid
Ac- Boston
State Highway Patrol
Ineapolis
Mary Lou Stokes
Our Lady of Angels School
Waynesville General Hospital
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Chicago
Buffalo
N.Y
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Sue Mitchum
Fairbanks
Alaska
Bennett
Albany
Juneau
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Highway 63
Columbia
Allen Richard Hautt
Giles W. Settle
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Hautt
Edwin M. Viets
Boonville
Albert Leonard Myers
Glendale
Viets
Myers
Cooper County
Highway 40
Route J
Boone County
Ruth M. Wilhite
Harrisburg
Roy Bridgewater
Bridgewater Auto
Wiihite
Tanker fails to attract bids at Virginia salvage auction
A Liberian tanker salvage run by four Tidewater Virginians failed to draw any bids in a federal court ordered auction. An opening bid of 250000 was not met and the auction ended with no sale. The four amateurs may salvage or scrap the 428 foot ship after spending at least 100000 to raise and transport it to Ocean City Maryland.
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Kva
Tidewater
Ocean City
A. H. Sadler
Lloyd Deir
Belden Little
Paul K. Brady
Salder
Little
Henry E. Howell
School Building Funds Run Short
Funds for public schools are running tight with only 60,000 in the biennial appropriation ending June 30, 1961. State colleges face about 5 million short next year, and 26 million more is needed to meet the new school foundation program. The revised formula would grant 231 per child, but 185 has been paid under the old plan due to funding gaps. The article lists the 19 schools qualifying for state aid in the second district.
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Hfe
Association
Blair
New School Foundation
Soviet Troops Stay in Hungary Across U S and Hungary
Article notes ongoing Soviet troop presence in Hungary amid U S concerns over Hungary's internal affairs. Mentions U S Congress appropriations of 125 million dollars and criticism of diplomatic pressure by the United Nations and other forums to discredit Hungary. Includes regional Missouri county references and local pricing for broilers and fry.
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Oak Ridge
Cape Girar
Dean County
Freeman
Chadwick
U.S. Congress
Subyer Christian
Clever
Christian County
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Hungary
Kadar
Clinton County
Strafford
United States
Pracin
Johnson County
Mooresville
Livingston County
Tuscumbia
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Lawson
Ray Little Rock
Broilers
Eminence
Shannon Little Rock
Broilers County
Galena
Exty
Green City
Milan
Fry
Sulivan County
Greenvilleers
Wayne County
Thanksgiving weekend holiday death toll reaches six hundred fifty
AP reports 650 deaths during the 102 hour Thanksgiving holiday period from Wednesday 6 pm to Sunday midnight, including 445 traffic, 70 fires, and 135 other accidents, with increases over nonholiday periods. The story also covers Army history debate on Eisenhower’s 1944 Germany dash and Connelly’s bid for a rehearing in his tax case.
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Washington
Cial
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germany
National Safety Council
Bernard L. Montgomery
U.S
George Patton
Eisenhower
R.G. Ruppenthal
Hisenhower
Montgomery
Ambulance in Parade Drags Behind Floats
A local funeral home director entered his ambulance in the Christmas parade Monday night and crawled along behind bands and floats with the red light flashing. The vehicle’s battery wore down and the ambulance had to be towed off the street before the parade finished.
Champ and Charnley Speak With Caution for Lightweight Title
Houston AP reports champion Joe Brown and challenger Dave Charnley discuss the Wednesday title bout with extreme caution. Both say they can win but neither is emphatic, a contrast to Brown’s prior defences where knockouts were forecast. Charnley adds he can win if cautious.
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Houston
Joe ‘Brown
Dave ‘Charnley
Brown
Charnely
Deaths Rites Set Today For H. H. Schubert
Hu go H. Schubert 59 a Russellville merchant and former mayor died Sunday at his home. Services set for 2 p m at Trinity Lutheran Church with burial at Lee's Summit Cemetery. Survived by widow Hazel B. Schubert and son Don, plus three sisters. He owned Schubert Mercantile Co and Schubert Funeral Home and held local and state public posts. He attended Missouri and was active in several civic and funeral associations.
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Russellville
Hugo H. Schubert
Trinity Lutheran Church
Buriel
Lee’s Summit
Don Schubert
Taylor
Frieda Wiebke
Stover
Nelda Freeman
New York
Marguerite Blakeney-Britter
Schubert
Jefferson City
Alexander's School of Embalming
University of Missouri
Schubert Mercantile Co
Schubert Funeral Home
Community Bank of
Cole County Board of Education
Capital City Squadron
Civil Air Patrol
American Retailers Assn
National and
Missouri Funeral Directors Assn
Mrs Kiesel Dies Rites Wednesday
Mrs Mary Dena Kiesel 77 of St Elizabeth died Sunday in Tuscumbia. Services set for 10 a m Wednesday at St Lawrence Church St Elizabeth with burial in the church cemetery. Rosary will be recited 7 30 p m Tuesday at Meta Funeral Home. Born March 20 1882 she was daughter of Frank and Mrs Kappenbrack. She married Henry L Kiesel November 24 1909, who survives. Surviving children include Adolph Kiesel St Elizabeth Phillip Kiesel St Louis and John Kiesel Washington MO two daughters Elizabeth Kloeppel St Louis and Marie Frey Kansas City one sister Katie Meiberger Meta one brother Chris Kappenbrack St Elizabeth and 92 grandchildren.
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Henry L. Kiesel
Adolph Kiesel
St. Elizabeth
Phillip Kiesel
St. Louis
John Kiesel
Washington, MO
Elizabeth Kloeppel
Marie’ Frey
Kansas City
Katie Meiberger
Meta
Chris Kappenbrack
Funeral Wednesday For Mrs Manford
Funeral services set for 2:30 p m Wednesday at a local funeral home for Bettie M Manford 73 of 415 Case Ave who died at 3:30 am Monday at St Marys Hospital after a two year illness She was born in Boone County December 18 1885 daughter of William Henry Moreau She married Lewis Manford February 15 1903 in Boone County who died August 1 1917 Survivors include two daughters Mrs Georgia Herron of 415 Case Ave and others not listed.
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Bettie M. Manford
Case Ave
St. Mary's Hospital
Manford
Boone County
William Henry Moreau
Jin
Lewis Manford
Georgia Herron
Obituary Notice for Mrs Manfred Plogsted
Ave and Mrs Maxie Plogsted of 1203 W McCarty St mourn the death of Mrs Manfred, longtime Jefferson City resident. Survived by husband, son Arthur Mansford of Mexico, sister Anna Bell Estes of Columbia, brothers Lewis Moreau Artie Moreau Jay Moreau Alex Moreau, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral conducted by Rev Thomas W Nelson. burial Riverview Cemetery. Mrs Manfred active in Royal Neighbors and Ashland Methodist Church. Obituary notes 40 years in Jefferson City and 30 years at a local shoe manufacturer.
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Ashland Methodist Church
Thomas W. Nelson
First Baptist Church
Riverview Cemetery
Riverview
Louis J Drickert Dies in Boonville
Louis J Drickert a prominent Tipton hardware dealer died at 11 a m Monday in St Josephs Hospital Boonville after several years health decline He was born October 16 1894 in Altamont Illinois and married Margaret Schollmeyer on September 21 1920 Surviving are a daughter Mrs Lawrence Heiman a son Louis F Drickert two brothers the Rev Joseph Drickert and Al Drickert a sister Mrs Charles Peroutka and nine grandchildren Services will be held at St Andrew Catholic Church at 9 a m Thursday with Rt Rev Msgr H J Breit officiating burial in the parish cemetery Rosary recited today and Wednesday at a Tipton funeral home
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Louis J.drickert
Tipton Hardware
St. Joseph's Hospital
Boonville
Mr. Drickert
Altamont
Frank
Clara Drickert
Margaret Schollmeyer
Mrs. Wieneke 89 Dies in California Church Service Set
Emma Wieneke 89 died Monday after a three month illness at Latham Sanitarium California born August 18 1870 to Frank and Marie Meyer moved to a farm near California aged nine. She married Emil Wieneke in 1891 who died in 1940 and is survived by son Arthur Wieneke Fresno daughter Gladys Harder Kansas City sister Josie Wehe Kansas City Kansas and one grandchild Funeral services 10 am Wednesday at Salem United Church of Christ with Rev Koch officiating burial in church cemetery
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Emma Wieneke
Latham Sanitarium
Frank
Marie Meyer
Emma
Emil Wieneke
Arthur Wieneke
Kansas City
Gladys Harder
Fresno
Calif
Josie Wehe
Kan
Salem United Church of Christ
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L. Koch
Church
Hockey League Sunday Results Featured Upset Scores
Montreal defeated Boston 4 to 2 while Toronto routed Detroit 4 to 1. Chicago edged New York 7 to 2 in a high scoring game.
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Hockey League
Montreal
Boston
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Opportunity Bright In Recreation and Development
A De Soto Missouri delegation of 102, the largest at the meeting, received a governor’s award for unparalleled participation in community development. Floyd Sutterfield accepted the plaque as two special railroad cars carried delegates to the event. De Soto’s recent industrial rebound follows a shoe plant loss and the development of a 70 acre site attracting two firms with payrolls over a million dollars annually.
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DeSoto
Floyd Sutterfield
de Soto
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