Death of Elias Thomas 70 in St Marys Hospital
Elias Thomas 70 of 309 Meier Drive died Sunday at St Marys Hospital after three months illness. Rosary tonight at 8 and funeral at St Joseph Church Wednesday 9. Burial in Resurrection Cemetery. Born June 15 1890 in Antoura Lebanon he moved to Jefferson City in 1919 and ran the American Shoe Store with son James. Surviving: wife Sarah Kalaf, three sons James Joseph Louis, one daughter Victoria Blaser, two brothers and one sister, seven grandchildren. Mr. Thomas was a St Joseph Church and Holy Name Society member.
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Elias Thomas
Meier
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Francis O’duignan
Resurrection Cemetery
Antoura
Lebanon
Thomas
United States
Jefferson City
James
Sarah Kalaf
James Thomas
Joseph Thomas
Versailles
Louis Thomas
Rolla
Victoria Blaser
Charles Thomas
Marshall
Joe Thomas Ghosen
Sedalia
Rose Anton
Lexington
St. Joseph Church
The
Holy Name Society
Manuel Scrivner Dies at 79 in Missouri
Manuel Scrivner 79 of 203 Ash St. died Monday at St. Marys Hospital Jefferson City. Services 2 p.m. at Russellville funeral home with Jess Hall Jr. officiating. Burial Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Survived by wife Iona Enloe two sons Carl Clark Scrivner. daughters Mrs Glenn Studewaker Mrs Paul Watts Mrs Emerson Campbell a stepson Virgil Wiser and 11 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren. Farmer who moved from Scrivner community to Jefferson City 15 years ago.
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Manuel Scrivner
Ash St
St. Mary's Hospital
Jay
Russellville
Jess Hall Jr
Jefferson City
Carl and
Clark Scrivner
Glenn Studewaker
Paul Watts
Olean
Emerson Campbell
Independence
Virgil Wiser
Scrivner
Movig
D N Wolfrum Dies at 75 in Missouri Rural Farm Home
BUNCETON Special N D Nick Wolfrum 75 died unexpectedly at his farm home east of Bunceton Saturday afternoon Funeral services set for 2 p m today at a Boonville funeral home with burial in Walnut Grove Cemetery He was son of John and Elizabeth Wolfrum His wife Leola Hedjiath died years ago Surviving are one sister Mrs Illiam Gerhardt one niece and two nephews, all of Bunceton.
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Bunceton
N. D
Nick Wolfrum
East Bunceton
Boonville
Walnut Groveemetery
Wolfrum
Ohn
Elizabeth Wolfrum
Leola Hedgiath
Illiam Gerhardt
Walter Strobe Jies in California Special
Classified notice notes a wartime style advertisement in California promoting extra curls over the holidays. It cites Sam Eveleer at the Palace offering a dozen curls for three dollars and mentions opening hours and a street address 225 A E High Ph 4512.
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Sam Eveleer
E. High
California farmer Ter Strobel dies after illness
Ter Strobel 53 of California died at home after months of illness attributed to cancer. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at St. Paul's Lutheran Church with Rev. Ferdinand Reith. burial in Lutheran Cemetery. Born June 22, 1907, he married Alma Moser on May 4, 1930. Survived by his mother, two daughters, grandson, two brothers, four sisters, and other relatives.
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Ter Strobel
California
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ferdinand Reith
Lutheran Cemetery
Alma Moser
Katherine Strobel
B. G. Meyer
Wekenborg Dies at 92 in Westphalia
Herman J. Wekenborg 92 of Westphalia died Sunday at St. Marys Hospital after a six week illness. Services will be at 9 30 a m at St. Joseph Church with Rev. Michael Knecht officiating. Burial in parish cemetery. Rosary at 8 p m in Westphalia funeral home. Born August 23 1868 he married Catherine Fechtel in 1909 who died later that year. Surviving are two sons Gerhard and Ben J Wekenborg two daughters Mrs Martin Renneke and Mrs William Berhorst two sisters Miss Annie and Miss Thresa Wekenborg and nine grandchildren. He was a member of St Joseph Catholic Church and the Married Mens Sodality.
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Westphalia
St. Mary's Hospital
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Michael Knecht
Wekenborg
Catherine Fechtel
Gerhard
Ben J. Wekenborg
Martin Renneke
Argyle
William
Berhorst
Annie Wekenborg
Thresa Wekenborg
Married Men's Sodality
Airman's Rites Set Wednesday for Neutzler
Funeral services for Airman William Neutzler, 24, killed in an auto accident near Lincoln Air Force Base Nebraska will be held Wednesday at 9 15 a m in St Peter s Cathedral. The Rosary will be recited tonight and military rites will be performed by Whiteman Air Force Base. He is survived by his mother Deema Neutzler and maternal grandmother Stella Phillips.
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St. Peter's Cathedral
William
Neutzler
Lincoln Air Force Base
Nebraska
J. A. Vogelweid
Resurrection Cemetery
Whiteman Air Force Base
Deema Neutzler
St. Mary’s Blvd
Stella. Phillips
Brumley
Rites Set Today For Albin Louis Elliott
Funeral services are at 2 p.m. today at Bethel Mennonite Church for Albin Louis Elliott 63 of near Latham who died Saturday. The Rev. Ernest Portelius will officiate and burial will be in the church cemetery. Elliott, World War I veteran, was born August 9 1897 and married June 28 1925 to Melva Mosier. He is survived by son James Melvin Elliott Versailles daughter Clara Dennis St. Louis brother James H. Elliott California sisters Mrs Frank Scott Mrs Jim Latham Mrs Mary Loganbill both Latham and Mrs Edward Eisenschmidt California and four grandchildren.
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Bethel Mennonite Church
Albin Louis Elliott
Latham
Ernest Portelius
Mr. Elliott
Albert G
Christiana Elliott
Melva Mosier
James Melvin Elliott
Clara Dennis
St. Louis
James H.elliott
California
Frank Scott
Jim Latham
Mary Loganbill
Edward Eisenschmidt
Symington pushes defense reform plan to streamline command
Senator Symington backs a redesigned Pentagon with a consolidated advisory council. It would create three joint commands led by the chairman of the joint staff and add an undersecretary of defense for weapons systems. The plan cuts 22 high civilian posts and adds an assistant secretary for arms control.
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Tactical Command
Defense Command
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Symington
Mobutu’s Army Attacks Equator Villages Near Stanleyville
Reports from Equator Province say rebel military police in the Stanleyville area attacked three border villages inhabited by Mobutu’s tribe in reprisal for Lumumba’s arrest. No casualty figures were released. Mobutu announced Lumumba would be held in solitary confinement at Thysville barracks while Songolo and ten other anti Lumumba politicians remain jailed in Stanleyville.
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Oriental
Stanleyville
Lumumba
Thysville Barracks
Alphonse Songolo
Songolo
Gizenga
Miss Mar garetha Fluegel 82 dies at Lohman home
Miss Fluegel of Lohman aged 82 died at 12 40 p m Monday at her home. Born November 8 1878 in Cole County she was the daughter of Wolfgang and Elizabeth Fluegel. Survived by adopted daughter Mrs Mattie Martin two brothers August and Martin Fluegel and a sister Mrs Flora Linsenhardt funeral set for 2 p m Wednesday at St Pauls Lutheran Church Lohman with Rev H E Hahn officiating burial in St Pauls Cemetery
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Lohman
Margaretha Fluegel
She
Cole County
Wolfgang
Elizabeth Fluegel
Mattie Martin
August Fluegel
Martin Fluegel
Flora Linsenhardt
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
H. E. Hahn
St. Paul’s Cemetery
IPhone Clerk Wounded By Mysterious Sniper
St Louis AP reports telephone company order clerk Mary Ann Douglas was shot in the back while returning from lunch. She was taken to City Hospital in serious condition. Police found two bullet holes in her coat but say only one shot was fired.
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ST. Louis
Mary Ann Douglas
City Hospital
Ordinance Read On MPL Franchise And Traffic Plan
The Jefferson City council discussed MPL franchise measures and traffic controls at J intersection until a signal is installed. A plan to remove loading stones at Methodist and Christian Churches and return the area to public parking was accepted.
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Jefferson City
Col. Christy
Police Board
William Blair
Thomas P. Rose
Claude Short
Ffor
Forrest Scrivner
Scrivner
Council
Rose
Santa's Arrival Not Hurt by Rain Parade Highlights
Santa visited a shopping center on Hwy 50 West despite rain. Float from Christmas of the Past and Future took third in the parade. Units from City and County Public Libraries Salvation Army Lincoln University Baptist Student Union Girl Scout Troop 151 Grace Episcopal Youth Fellowship also particip ated.
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Salvation Army
Baptist Student Union
Lincoln University
Grace Episcopal Youth Fellowship
Marks
Santa
Hwy 50 West
Heavy Fire Reported South of Cuban Capital
Bejucal, about 20 miles south of Havana, reported heavy gunfire on Monday. Residents cited Fidel Castro's armed forces involvement but provided few details as the prime minister boosts antisabotage patrols and roadblocks around Havana after last week's bombing of power and water facilities.
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Bejucal
Fidel Castro
Blair Proposes Raising Driver License Age to Eighteen
Gov. James T. Blair called for a new safety law package including raising the minimum driver license age from 16 to 18, a statewide point system for suspensions, creation of a state fire marshal, and fire safety standards for Missouri schools. He cited teen risk and insurance premiums and warned against repeats of past fire disasters. Blair pledged further recommendations in coming weeks.
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James T. Blair
Missouri
I Blair
Blair
Warrenton
General Assembly
Eisenhower Meets Kennedy Today
President Eisenhower and Senator Kennedy planned a formal arrival with a five-service Honor Guard and Marine Band procedures at the north portico. They would then meet privately in the presidential office after posing for pictures. Kennedy’s press secretary declined to identify cabinet candidates.
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Navy
Marines
Air Force
Coast Guard
Marine Band
Hisenhower
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Bus and Truck Group Elects Roy B. Chipps
Roy B. Chipps was elected president of the Missouri Bus and Truck Association. He represents Middleway Freights of St Louis. Other officers include Cleo Crouch, Tennys Alkire, Paul Dodds. New directors are Chemsney, Coburn, Middleton, Roberson, and Gass. Guy Roper named Missouri vice president of the American Trucking Association.
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ST. Louis
Roy B. Chipps
Missouri
Middleway Freightways
Cleo Crouch
St. Joseph
Tennys Alkire
Kansas City
Paul Dodds
West Plains
Harry Chemsney
Hugh Coburn
Verne Middleton
Mark Roberson
Joseph Gass
Integrations Tension in New Orleans After School Returns
Eggs were thrown at Rev. Lloyd Foreman as demonstrations continued outside William Frantz Kindergarten. One black student attended Frantz while McDonogh No 19 remained segregated. A three judge court blocked a five member state school board, and Morrison proposed a media pool and a three day news blackout. Newsmen refused.
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Frantz
McDonogh No. 19
Lloyd Foreman
Pamela Lynn
William Frantz
New Orleans
deLesseps S. Morrison
Morrison
Courgvage
Graham Elected Speaker of House
Graham is elected speaker of the House in a session marked by a historic moment as the first woman chief clerk is noted. The piece mentions Rep. Helen Hardy as the defeated challenger for reelection and signals a Senate battle for president pro tem between Edgar J. Keating and Albert M. Spradling.
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House
Foe
Helen Hardy
Senate
Edgar J. Keating
Kansas City
Albert M. Spradling
Cape Girardeau
Tunisia Demands UN Help to Guarantee Algerian Referendum
Tunisia urges the United Nations to supervise and guarantee the honesty of any referendum on Algeria's political future. France boycotts the debate as African states push for UN supervision, amid fears of partition and regional instability.
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United Nations, N. Y
Algeria
United Nations
France
99Nation
Chad
Congo Brazzaville
U.N
Mongi Slim
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Paris
Slim
U. N
Storage food loss from rats insects and fungi
Rats insects and fungi destroy 33 million tons of the world's storage food each year, according to the report. Researchers call for better pest control and storage practices to reduce post harvest losses.
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