Italy's Communists fail to paralyze nation in strike
Rome reports show a limited CGIL led walkout with transportation near normal in most cities. Northern factories faced the most activity while Bologna Milan and Palermo saw mixed effects as anti Communist unions gain strength and many workers ignored the call.
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Barkley Declares Honeymoon Has Just Started
Vice President Alben W. Barkley and Mrs Barkley arrived in New York from Thomaston Georgia. Reporters asked if the honeymoon was over and Barkley replied smiling that it had only just begun. The couple stepped off the train with a fond glance at Mrs Hadley of St Louis.
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Death of August Morlock in Tipton area remembered as farmer and weather prophet
August Morlock 81 of a farm southwest of Tipton died in Boonville after a three month illness. Born April 4, 1868, he married Melinda Ferguson in 1900 and left three children Arch ie Tipton, Mrs Starmei St. Louis County, and Mrs Meyers at home. Morlock was known as a weather prophet, worked as a blacksmith and farmer, and belonged to Fortuna Methodist church.
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Death of Mrs Lizzie Schneider In Los Angeles
Word was received of the death of Mrs Lizzie Schneider, 13, wife of Joseph Schneider, in Los Angeles. The Schneiders formerly lived here, moving away about 40 years ago. She was born in Brazito, daughter of John and Mary Gretlein, and is survived by several relatives in this area, including four brothers, Bred and Frank Gretlein of Jefferson City and Martin and Pete Gretlein of St Louis.
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St. Louis
Coffee stock check ordered to probe price surge
Washington reports Census Bureau will survey U S coffee stocks under Senate Agriculture Committee chair Gillette to address claims of a coffee shortage fueled by speculators. Gillette denied rumors the probe was halted and said it has only begun with witnesses from Pan American Coffee Bureau expected to testify Monday.
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Raccoon hunt accident wounds student near Neelyville
Harold Crossen 22 a theological student at Southwest Baptist college was accidentally shot and seriously wounded while raccoon hunting near Neelyville Missouri early today. Wismut Hyde Ark. was with him at the time AP report from Poplar Bluff Mo states the incident occurred December 1.
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Acting Magistrate S James Sets Hearing for Clarence Jacobs
Acting Magistrate Sam James set a preliminary hearing for Clarence Jacobs on a charge of failure to support his two children for December 5. Jacobs entered no plea at yesterday’s preliminary hearing.
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Mokane Installs Officers in Eastern Star Ceremony
At Mokane the Mo Ikane chapter of the Order of Eastern Star installed 1960 officers at the Masonic hall. Mary T Hodges and various members led the ceremony with music, Bible presentations, corsages, and tributes to the flag and the order.
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Kiwanians View Submarine Warfare Film at Luncheon
Siwanis club members watched The Silent Service during World War II at their noon luncheon. Frank Whalen presented the film, with Leon Corder presiding. Visitors included Leland Britt J F Downs and George Whitington. Nine December birthdays were honored with a cake. Anne Louise Roberts, student at the University of Missouri, resumes studies after back injury. Mr and Mrs Vincent Mengwasser welcomed a son at St Marys Hospital.
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University of Missouri
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Blame Navy Pilot in Crash Fatal to 16
The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled the navy pilot’s reckless acrobatic maneuvers on a civil airway caused the July collision near Chesterfield New Jersey that killed 16 people, including Lt. Robert V. Poe and 15 aboard the Eastern Airlines DC-3.
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France Nearing End Of Food Rationing
Paris reports France nearing the end of food rationing as sugar and rice are removed from control today. The cabinet voted to end government control on these staples while coffee distribution remains government supervised and normal coffee rations are expected to double in the third month.
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