Lewis orders coal mining limited to three days a week
Pittsburgh dispatch reports industry spokesman George Love condemned Governor Lewis’ order restricting coal mining to three days weekly. He argued the move harms workers’ livelihoods, noting almost 80 days of lost work this year and $1,200 lost earnings per person. The union argues the wage system already pays the highest wages globally.
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Pyytsburgh
Sohn
Lewis
George Ho ‘Love
United
John
Li Lewis
Love
Death of Mrs E A Ruwart in St Louis Saint Louis
Mrs Edward A Ruwart Sr aged 59 of 731 East High street died at St Vincent sanitarium in St Louis after two years of ill health and a month in hospital. A prominent church and club woman she belonged to Immaculate Conception Catholic church Sacred Heart society and Cherry Streeters group. Born April 25 1890 she was Miss Berna Frances Schneider before marrying Edward Ruwart Oct 16 1912. Survived by husband son Edward Jr of Nevada mother Mrs Anna Schneider and four grandchildren.
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Edward A. Riwart Sr
East High Street
St. Vincent's Sanitarium
St. Louis
Ruwart
Immaculate Conception Catholic
Edward Ruwart
Berna - Frances Schneider
Edward, Jr
Nevada
Anna, Schneider
Jefferson City
Lewis Won't Okeh Judge As Trustee
Washington December 2 AP report that John J. Lewis again refused today to accept former federal judge Charles J. Dawson as trustee of the miners welfare fund. Dawson had been named by operators and Bridges voted to seat him while Lewis and Dawson support failed. Dawson promised a statement later as he plans to pursue the post. The deadlock blocked a move to resume full pensions and other welfare payments, and Bridges led a motion to halt emergency payments to hospitalized miners from the fund.
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Washington
John J. Lewis
Charles J. Dawson
Dawson
Senator Bridges
R-Nh
Lewis
United’ Mine Workers
Mane
Weither
Air Coach Service To Be Allowed Two Lines
The civil aviation board authorized two major airlines to begin trans continental air coach service on December twenty seventh for a one year trial. American Airlines may use 70 seat DC-4s from New York to Los Angeles at a one way fare of 100 dollars, while Trans World Airlines will use 60 seat DC-4s on the same route with the same fare. The regular fare is 157 dollars and 85 cents plus a 15 percent federal tax. American may replace DC-4s with DC-6 70 seat aircraft in April.
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Washington
Maeronuiles Board
American Airlines
Trans- World Airline
Training School Board Faces Voters Criticism
The Missouri League of Women Voters accuses the state board of training schools of bypassing the merit act in a move that could demoralize the merit system. They reference the board’s retention of Pat Sweeney as superintendent of theBooneville boys' training school after he ranked eighth in exams, with only the top three certified for appointment.
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Training School Board
ST. Louis
Missouri League of Women Voters
State Board of Training Schools
League
Pat) Sweeney
State
Boonville
Sweeney
Two Liquor Permits Suspended In Nodaway County
Covell R. Hewitt, state liquor central supervisor, suspended 16 day licenses of two Nodaway county tavern operators for selling to minors. John Raymond Sherlock, Sherlock Drive-In, Maryville, and Clarence E. Hilsaback, dealer in 3.2 beer Skidmore, were charged with violating state law by selling to a minor on September 30.
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Nodaway County
Covell R. Hewitt
State Liquor Central
John Raymond Sherlock
Sherlock Drive-In
Maryville
Clarence E. Hilsaback
Judge Blair Grants Divorce to Ina Beck
Judge Sam C. Blair grants Ina D. Beck a divorce from Harry A. Beck and approves a property settlement to form part of the decree. Beck claimed general indignities. they married November 11, 1939, separated October 24, 1945, with no children. Ford Schleer returns home after major operation at St Mary's Hospital, 310 Broadway.
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Blair
Ina Beck
Ina D. Beck
Harry A. Beck
Sam C. Blair
Ford’ Schleer
Broadway
St. Mary's Hospital
Fred Y. Carr Rites Set for Tomorrow
Fulton funeral notices announce the services for Fred Y. Carr aged .59 who died at his home after a heart disease. Carr owned a barbershop for over 30 years, served on the city council, and was a Baptist church member and American War Dads. He is survived by his wife Margaret Hart Carr, daughter Sarah Ann Fay of Columbia, son Fred Hart Carr of St Louis, sister Ruth Schreen of Fulton, brother Glenn Carr of Columbia, and a grandson.
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Baptist Church
Carr
The
Missouri, School For the Deaf
Sarah Ann Fay
Columbia
Fred Hart Carr
St.Louis
Ruth Schreen
Fulton
Glenn Carr
Funeral rites set for Mrs Dora Lee Moore 87
Funeral services for Mrs. Dora Lee Moore aged 87, who died here Thursday, will be conducted Sunday at Bethel church in Reedsville. She was born November 14, 1882, daughter of Calip and Martha Tate, and passed away at her daughter Mrs Walter Davis's home.
Rites Held Sunday for K. K. Holstin 79
Funeral services for K. K. Holstin aged 79 will be Sunday afternoon at St. Johns Methodist Church in Linn. Holstin died suddenly Thursday night from a cerebral hemorrhage. He is survived by two daughters Mable Howe of Sedalia and Clara Reinholz of Gasconade.
Mrs Theresa Bax Dies at Meta Home
Theresa Bax 83 died unexpectedly at the home of her daughter in Meta. Born January 18 1866 at Rich Fountain she was a member of St Cecilia Church Meta and St Ann's Sodality. Survived by three sons Edward Stephen Louis. three daughters Mrs Cochelle Mrs Roth and Mrs Libbert. 32 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
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Theresa Bax
Theodore Libbert
Meta
Att Richfountain
Ferdinand Kloepple
St. Ceclia Catholic
St. Ann's
Edward
Jefferson City
Stephen
St. Elizabeth
Louis
Kenneth Cochelle
Quincy, Ir
Lawrence Roth
Houston
Texas
Libbert
Refuses To Testify At Senate Inquiry
Senator Gillette of Iowa said the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea president refused to testify next Monday at a Senate inquiry into food prices. A subpoena may be issued or the executive may testify voluntarily later. Gillette chairs the agriculture subcommittee probing coffee prices and the farmer to consumer price spread.
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Washington
Gillette
Iowa
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea, Company
Senate
D. T. Bofinger
Narrow Bridge Fog Collision On Missouri River Span
Early yesterday morning a fog bound accident occurred on the narrow Missouri river bridge. Orville Atterbery of 703 Jefferson street rear ended a large truck. Atterbery claimed he could not see the truck in time to stop. Damage to Atterbery’s car was estimated at 75 dollars. The truck suffered no reported damage. The truck driver said he had pulled to the bridge center to avoid a low hanging race and an incoming car. No arrests were made.
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Missouri River
Orville Atterbery
Jefferson Street
Atterbery
Hunt for Farm Laborer After Girl Found Shot
LIKESTON Mo December 2 State highway patrolmen searched for a man believed to be a farm laborer after 14 year old Betty Fox daughter of Mrs Alfred Dean of Matthews was found suffering from very serious gunshot wounds at the family home late yesterday The girl said the man she did not know appeared at her home when she was alone and shot her He fled no reason was given by the patrol
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Likeston
Betty Fox
Alfred Dean
Matthews
Lifer seeks writ of habeas corpus in circuit court
Sam Carenza, serving a life term for first degree murder, filed a petition yesterday claiming lack of circuit court jurisdiction due to indictment signing errors, perjured testimony, illegally obtained evidence, and inadequate defense, asserting his constitutional right not to testify was violated. He was sentenced April 8, 1947, in St. Louis County Court. A separate note covers a Fulton school group visiting Algoa prison farms.
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Lifer
Sam’. Carenza
State’ Penitentiary
Carenza
St. Louis County
Santa Claus to visit Jefferson City in a week
John Thompson of the Chamber of Commerce announced Santa Claus will arrive by helicopter around 10 am on December 10. He will ride a float through the business district and hand out candy, meeting children personally. Police and American Legion volunteers will help manage crowds. Stores are urged to stay open nights.
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Santa Claus
Jefferson’ City
John Thompson
Chamber of Commerce
Thompson
Santa
News and Tribune
American Legion
TENNYSON'S TO OPEN MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS EVENINGS
TENNYSON'S will be open each Monday and Thursday evening until 9 00 p m through Christmas. The schedule aims to offer convenient shopping hours ahead of the holiday season.
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Tennyson’s
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E. A. Ruwart
Okeh
Cole County Enterprise
Monroe, Jefferson’ City
Eldon, Me
Fred Y. Carr
Dora Lee Moore
K. K. Holstin
America
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Optometrist
Alek
Collins
Coltiens
Algoa Fulton
Shirley Dunavant
Fulton’ High School
Algoa Farms
St. Nick
Tennyson S. Home Furnishings
Tim
Sors Coats
Michigan
Bolt
Hank
Mazda
Mica
Hollywood
Xmas Gandy
Xmas
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