Rep J Parnell Thomas Sentenced In Pay Padding Case
Former congressman J Parnell Thomas received six to eighteen months in jail and a $10,000 fine for padding his office payroll. His wife announced plans to seek his seat once he leaves, effective January 2. He began serving in Danbury and was remanded from the courthouse to Union Station.
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Washington
J. Parnell Thomas
Thomas
Huse
Rayburn
Congress
Danbury
Conn
Federal
Desuts
U.S
Union Station
Alexander Holizeff
New Jersey
House un-American Activities Committee
Holtzoff
U. S
District of Columbia
William H Collins
Calling
Amelia Wilson Stiles
Mt. Vernon
Congressional
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs H Griffin in Ashland
A surprise birthday dinner was held at the home near Ashland for Mrs Helen Griffin. Attendees included her parents Mr and Mrs Willard Pauley and members from the Ashland church who attended the associational Training Union at Memorial church in Columbia. The Jolly Homemakers club was hosted by Mrs Lucy Nichols. Two wall dealers with fans were installed in the Ashland school gymnasium. Miss Mariola Pauley graduated Saturday from Mariwood College of Beauty Culture in Jefferson City and will be employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Helen Griffin
Willard Pauley
Ashland Church
Associational Training Union
Memorial Church
Columbia
Gerald John
Sue John
Palmer Forbis
Monroe Edwards
Reta
Doris Edwards
Dorothy Mountjoy
Lottie
Sue Edwards
Virginia Martin
Bonnie Hickam
Marvin Jones
Lucy Nichols
Jolly Homemakers Club
Mariola Pauley
Mariwood
College of Beauty Culture
Jeffersh City
Five MU Juniors Named to Phi Beta Kappa Chapter
Thurlo, son of Mrs. Allatie F Thurlo of 1319 West High Street, is among five top junior scholars elected to the University of Missouri chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the national honorary scholastic society, on Thursday.
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John Clifton ‘Thurlo
Allatie 'F.‘Thurlo
West High Streot
University Missouri
Phi Beta Kappa
Deaths Otto A Bruns 59 dies in Sedalia
Otto A Bruns 59 a former Jefferson City resident died in Sedalia early yesterday morning after three heart attacks. Born May 1 1880 in Jefferson City he moved to Sedalia about three years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs Al Stegeman of Kansas City two sons Louis Jefferson City and James Taos two brothers Den St Louis and Joseph H Jefferson City one sister Mrs Theresa Hentges Jefferson City and two grandchildren.
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Otto A. Bruns
Jefferson City
Sedalia
J. Herman Bruns
Bruns
Flora Schnieders
Taos
al Stegeman
Kansas City
Louis
James
Den
St. Louis
Joseph H
Theressa. Hentges
Mrs Grafe Dies in Capital City Obituary Notice
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Grafe aged 71 died last night at the home of her daughter Mrs. Herbert Fifer 1427 West Main. Born January 17 1874 in St Thomas Missouri she married August T Grafe November 27 1894 in St Thomas. Survived by four daughters Mrs A P Renn Linn Creek Mo Mrs L H Schrimpf Jefferson City Mrs V d Hopen Kansas City and Mrs Herbert Fifer two sons Louis Grafe Kansas City and Norbert Grafe Arlington Va eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral at St Cecilia Cathedral Meta Missouri with church society members attending.
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Mary Elizabeth Grafe
Herbert Fifer
West Main
St.Thomas
St. Thomas
August T. Grafe
A. FP. Renn
Linn Creek
L. H. Schrimpf
Deer hunting encounter with ribboned fawn near Poplar Bluff
In Poplar Bluff Missouri two deer hunters Louis Miller and Cecil Marler spotted a fawn with a red ribbon and bell. The fawn approached them as they tried to shoo it away and then walked off when it realized they had no food for it.
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Poplar Bluff
Dee. G
Louis Miller
Cecil Marler
Miller
County Sets Eight Ton Limit on Twelve Unsafe Rural Bridges
County officials released a list of twelve rural bridges deemed unsafe and ordered an eight ton load limit on each. The action, taken by the county court and Special Road District No. 1, affects bridges from Honey Creek Beck to Rock House near Russellville. Bus traffic and school districts were notified, with signs or painting planned to indicate the new limits. The Moreau River bridge on Tanner Bridge Road remains closed after $7,000 in damage from a collision.
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F.E. Ross
Special Road District
J. M. Wilson
Ross
Wilson
Special Road District Commissioners
Moreau River
Tanner Bridge Road
University of Missouri
Leon Michael Miles
Miles
Premtiff
Honey Creek
Beck
Wardsville
Bond-Dawson
Hickory Hill
Taylor
Taylor-Millbrook — One Mile Southeast of Millbrook
McCann - Pettrick
Decatur
Enon
Schnieders
Jefferson City
Bald Hill
Tanner
Here
Seidel
Lohman
Walser
Koehler
Lohman- Fleagle
Rock House
Russellville
New York Faces Water Shortage Campaign Across City
New York contends with a serious water shortage as reservoirs run low. A citywide effort pushes conservation through billboards, radio admonitions, and housewife tips, urging residents to save water amid the ongoing crisis.
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New York
Lucky Deer Hunter Accused of Shooting Santa's Reindeer
A boy called the police saying Santa Claus reindeer were shot. Officers investigated and learned a neighbor had killed a legal buck, and the deer seen on a car fender did not belong to Santa.
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Lucky Deer Hunter
Santa
Santa Claus
Breeders of Hogs Map Plans for 1950
A meeting of the Missouri Hampshire Hog breeders association board set up a 1950 program at the State Department of Agriculture office. Three national officers attended. Attendees included Mitten Mathew Windsor, Rollo E. Singleton, R. T. Thornburg, R. L. Pemberton, Harold Boucher, and many others from Missouri Iowa Illinois and Virginia. A luncheon was held at the Governor hotel during intermission.
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Missouri Hampshire Hog Breeders’ Association
State Department of Agriculture
Nnion
Governor Hotel
Mitten Mathew Windsor
Rollo. E. Singleton
Livestock Division
Department of Agriculture
R. T. Thornburg
Jefferson City
R. L. Pembertom
Harold
Wendell Walker
Inee
Jones
Rocheport
Senate Passes Gas Tax Vote Resolution
The senate meeting was reconvened after telegrams from the governor urged attendance. The disputed gas tax vote resolution now goes to the governor for signature.
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Senate
Ex-Communists Lead In Battle Of Words With Reds Publications
A Danly Capital News dispatch surveys anti communist counter propaganda in the United States. Ex communists like Lovestone Budenz Zack and Stolberg shaped anti communist writing while Daily Worker and other party organs faced limited reach. News reporting and editors, including Woltman and Stolberg, are praised for exposing communist activity and influencing public opinion.
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United States
Battle of
Red Publications
Danly Capial
America
D. C
Techo
Daily Worker
Sunday Worker
The
Communist
Moscow
Hollywood
Supreme Court
NBC
ABC
University of Michigan
Labadie
U.S
Jan Valtin
Louis F. Budenz
Eugene Lyons
John Dewey
John Dos Passos
Max Eastman
Sidney Hoak
James Rory
James T. Farrell
William Henry Chamberlain
Charles Rumford Walker
William T. Symes
Evelyn, Scott
Suzanne LaFollette
Isaac Don Levine
Ferdinand Lundberg
Harry Gideonse
Ludwig Love
Benjamin Gitlow
Morrie
Ryskind
Hedimund Wilson
Benjamin Stolberg
Walter Krivitsky
Victor Keavehencka
Joseph Zack
Jay Lovestone
Lovestone
Gillow
Lore
Budenz
Zack
Dewey
Wilson
Wall Street
Daily Press
Frederick Woltman
New York World-Telegram
O. Stolberg
DC News
Allan Swim
Sees Phone Strike Possibly Spreading
In St Louis a strike by about 200 telephone installers spreads to other Missouri cities and adjacent states. Western Electric workers of Local 10 CIO AME gathered with union officials as talk of halting Southwestern Bell Telephone expansion circulated.
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St, Louis
Dec
Raab Shoes
Misssouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Southwestern Boot Telephone Company
Western Electric Company
CIO American Communications Equipment
Workers! It
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Mrs. H. Griffin
Childs Fiseutaoving
Osler
Jefferson City Lines
Jefferson Street
Henry Raithel
Ratthel
M. Grafe
Capital City
Buddy
New York Sun _front
Tennyson’s Xmas Gift Headquarters
Americca
Lyle Wilson
United Press
Stolberg
Inside
CIO
Scripps-Howard
Vammies
Vm Dianders
House On American Affairs
South Africa
Madison
Tennyson's
Louis F. Low. Co
All Advertising
ST. Paul, Minn, Gs
Chicasoi, Illinois
Les
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
Philco
Vineer
Philo
Secords
Schwieterman
W. High
Diess
Michigan
Central Dairy
Tolson Drug CO
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