Collins Sees Atomic Arms For Combat
Gen J Lawton Collins says the United States has developed atomic artillery and it may be ready for combat use in the not too distant future. He notes atomic weapons will enhance defense and are planned to replace some heavy artillery in time.
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Washington
J. Lawton Collins
United States
Army
Collins
United Nations
Korea
Memphis
Tenn
William M. Fechteler
U. S
Naval Operations
Navy League
Navy
MoPac Wins Court OK for $35 Million in Interest Payments
Federal court in St Louis authorized Missouri Pacific to pay 33.5 million on first and refunding mortgage bonds and 1.61 million on International Great Northern bonds for 1943 period. Judge Moore ordered payments to proceed unless stay bonds are posted by Monday noon.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
MoPac
New York
George H. Moore
Guy A. Thompson
Moore
Thompson
First
International Great Northern Railroad
Weather Outlook for Jefferson City and Central Missouri
Generally fair and cold today with a high near 40 to 45 degrees. Tomorrow to be partly cloudy and still cold with continued low temperatures. Temperatures recorded at various stations show readings around 60s in the afternoon and 40s to 50s evenings across Jefferson City, Boonville, Hermann, Osage River, and Lake of the Ozarks area.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri River
Kansas City
Seesee Co
Boonville
Britain cannot complete arms program on schedule says Churchill
Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons that Britain will be unable to finish the 1953 defense program on time. He warned of a lag in munitions and noted this year's defense spend is also behind schedule. He urged that progress toward an ABomb exists and discussed deterrents, a combat ready force of 250000 personnel, and plans for a standard rifle in cooperation with the US and Canada. He opposed a supreme Atlantic commander and merged into a European army stance.
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Collins
Mutual Broadcasting System
Korea
Red China
London
Churchill
Britain
House of Commons
Aneurin Bevan
House
Bevan
Clement Attlee
The
United States
Free West
Canada
North Atlantic
Atlantic Ocean
William Fechteler
Germany
Missouri Hit by Gale Winds Streaming Destruction
Powerful gusts up to 75 mph lashed Missouri causing downed trees broken glass and stranded traffic. Fatality reported in Kansas City as a parking shack toppled on an elderly man. towers at St. Joseph Rosecrans field lowered for safety while several cities logged 60 to 70 mph winds and widespread damage.
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East High
Madison
High Streets
Missouri
Kansas City
Carl Larson
CAA
Fairfax Airport
St. Joseph
St. Joseph Light & Power Company
Forest City
Oregon
Mound City
Rosecrans Field
Kirksville
Sublette Air Base
Weather Bureau
Big Four reach impasse in disarmament talks
The four powers failed to agree on east west disarmament plans in eight closed sessions. Delegates Vishinsky Jessup Lloyd Moch, under Assembly chair Padilla Nervo, will reconvene the sub committee tomorrow to decide next steps and refer the issue to the U N Assembly political committee.
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Paris
U. N. Assembly
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U. S
Philip C. Jessup
Selwyn Lloyd
Jules Moch
Assembly
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexco
Padilla Nervo
Five Killed in Iran Clash Between Communists and Backed Forces
In Tehran a five hour confrontation between Communist led youths and police troops and anti Red civilians left five dead and more than 200 injured. Police troops with clubs bayonets and civilian supporters suppressed the demonstration after a morning march on government buildings.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mosssadegh
Tudeh Party
House Rejects Civil Defense Fund Bid Faces Backlash
State Civil Defense Director Ralph Hammond blasted the Missouri House for denying 655 300 in matching federal funds for civil defense. He said the omnibus bill failure jeopardizes a potential 2 000 000 program and criticized St Louis and Kansas City lawmakers for not voting. He warned federal funds will shift to other states unless the Senate acts before adjournment.
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Ralph Hammond
Hammond
Missouri House
Floyd L. Snyder
Independence
St. Louis
Kansas City
House
Senate
U S to field atomic submarine by 1953 Gore predicts
Rep Albert Gore says the United States will have an afloat atomic powered submarine by 1953 that could revolutionize undersea warfare. He also notes new uranium deposits in Canada Colorado and South Africa enabling a vast expansion of the atomic energy program.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Albert Gore
Dtenn
United States
Tennessee
Canada
Colorado
South Africa
Belgian Congo
Gore
Independent
Atomic Energy Commission
Missouri corporals among 55 to sail in army rotation
Cpl. Floyd D. Davis of 610 East Miller Street and Cpl. William T. Newman of Bunceton are named as two of 55 Missourians among 2,914 army Far East rotation troops ready to arrive in Seattle tomorrow.
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Floyd D. Davis
East
Miller Street
William T.newman
Bunceton
Seattle
Auto Makers Get New Nod on Price Hike
The Office of Price Stabilization said auto manufacturers may request higher price ceilings and eight of ten have indicated they'll seek increases. The third adjustment under Capehart allows use of pre Korean prices plus cost changes through July 26.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Michael V. di Salle
Willys, Hudson and
Crosley
Capehart
Dean Urges Merger Of Osteopaths And Doctors
Dean Melvin A. Cashberg of St Louis University Medical School urged Missouri doctors and osteopaths to end their feud and merge. He said many physicians see osteopaths as quacks and that osteopathic training now includes research funding and broader medical roles. He cautioned against blanket MD admissions butsupported union for the healing sciences.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
St. Louis University Medical School
Melvin A. Cashberg
Missouri Hospital Association
Cashberg
Callahan Booms Welch as Governor Candidate
Democratic congressman Phil J. Welch of St. Joseph could gain Sheriff Thomas F. Callahan of St. Louis backing if he runs for Missouri governor. Callahan calls Welch an outstanding candidate and would vote for him if he files. No filings yet for the nomination on either ticket.
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ST. Louis
Phil J. Welch
St. Joseph
Thomas F. Callahan
Welch
Missouri
Callahan
Phil
One Killed as Twister Rips Illinois Town
A tornado struck Spring Valley Illinois killing one person and injuring another. The Chicago and Northwestern depot collapsed trapping two LaSalle residents. Several children were hospitalized for shock as officials assessed damage and debris.
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Twister
Illinois
Spring Valley
Chilcago and Northwestern
LaSalle
Kolb Named Fair Chairman For 1952 County Fair
The Junior Chamber of Commerce outlined plans for the 1952 Cole County fair and named Jim Kolb as general chairman. The three day event runs July 24 to 26 with Charley Edmondson as secretary treasurer and other committee heads chosen at the Governor hotel meeting. No site has been finalized yet.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jim Kolb
Charley Edmondson
Governor Hotel
Woratzeck
Charles Fechtel
Carl Fecht
Nellie Vincent
Tom Gibson
Jaycees
Taft Confident He Can Beat Eisenhower For Nomination
U S Senator Robert A Taft arrived in St Louis for a major rally and stated he is confident he can defeat General Dwight D Eisenhower if he seeks the Republican presidential nomination next year He also said he can defeat Governor Earl Warren who has announced his candidacy Taft told a newsman he feels confident about beating the field and Eisenhower.
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ST. Louis
U.S
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Earl Warren
California
Ohio Republican
General Eisenhower
Red Cross Board Meeting Postponed to January 7
The Cole County chapter of the American Red Cross postpones its December 10 board meeting. President Mrs. Robert E. Dallmeyer says the session is tentatively reset for January 7 in the Red Cross office.
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Cole County
The
American Red Cross
Robert E. Dallmeyer
Red Cross
Man Married 52 Years Asks Divorce From Missing Wife
William Edgar Chadwick 74 seeks a divorce from Rhoda Elender Chadwick 73 alleging desertion since April 1 1924. Married Jan 8 1899 in Pattonsburg Missouri ten children born. six living. Wife's address unknown. summons by publication requested.
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Guy Lone
William Edgar Chadwick
Rhoda Elender Chadwick
Pattonsburg
Chadwick
Peaceful Ex-Pearl Harbor Pilot Sees War As Fallacy
Mitsuo Fuchida once led the Pearl Harbor attack and voiced pride in the strike. Now living in Nara with his family he reflects on peace, says democracy and religion shaped his view and he believes no war can be righteous. He was baptized a Christian last year and plans to devote his life to repudiating war.
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Nara
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Mitsuo Fuchida
Navy
U. S. Pacific
Fuchida
America
Ichida
Honshu
U N Says Reds Use Prisoners as Blackmail
At Panmunjom the United Nations called the Communist demand to link prisoner of war exchanges to armistice talks blackmail. North Korea and China dismissed the allied eight point plan for supervision as lacking progress, with talks resuming after lunch and a joint sub committee set to begin on prisoners of war.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations Command
Panmunjom
Howard M. Turner
U. N
Lee Song Cho
Red
Nam Il
William P. Nuckols
Peiping
Kaesong
Hoboes stage protest in front of Russian delegation home
Ten hoboes led by Boxcar Betty march on Park Avenue in New York before the Russian delegation mansion. They carry signs urging low level talks and peace talks between hoboes and Russia, joking about Stalin and vodka and a capitalist plot.
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New York
Betty
Park Avenue
U. S
Stalin
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