Board to Discuss School Building Plan Tonight
Jeffer son City school board meets tonight to review the elementary expansion plan funded by last September’s bond issue. Architects Marshall and Brown of Kansas City will present additions to West School and plans for a new elementary building, with bidding possible after year’s start to begin construction by fall 1953.
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Jefferson City
Marshall and Brown
Kansas City
West School
Supt. A. L. Crow
Crow
West
Bartholomew Firm
St. Louis
Bartholomew Engineers
Bartholomew
Moreau Heights
New Park School
U N Workers Admit Ties to Communists in Senate Probe
Two U N workers testified they were Communists for a time before leaving the party while others refused to answer. The hearing, led by the McCarran internal security subcommittee, included former appointees like Benjamin Vermier and Alfreda Abell who would not say if they were Reds. Eisenhower to address Columbia group on January 16 at a testimonial dinner for Young B. Smith, former dean of Columbia Law School.
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United Nations
Senate
Balted
Benjamin Vermiel
John Charnow
Evelyn Thaler
McCarran
Sen
Ferguson
R-Birch
U. N
Vermier
Alfreda Abell
Tee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Columbia
Eisenhower
Hotel Astor
Young B. Smith
Columbia University School of Law
Baby David Dickey Born to Harris B Dickey Jr Family
A son was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Harris B Dickey Jr of Union Missouri. The child named David Harris Dickey is the grandson of Mr and Mrs H B Dickey Sr of 922 East High Street and Mrs Patty Bryant of Camden Missouri. Both families are Jefferson City High School graduates.
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Harris B. Dickey Jr
Union
Wedimesday
David Aris
Dickey
H. B. Dickey Sr
Ve. High St
Patty Bryant
Camden
ATK
Jefferson City
CIO Seeks Court Test of Taft-Hartley Act
The CIO aims to challenge the Taft-Hartley Act's national emergency provisions in a labor dispute at the American Locomotive Company Dunkirk plant. Arthur S. Goldberg says the case offers a chance to test the act. President Truman seeks an injunction to halt the strike over a new labor contract.
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Washington
CIO
American Locomotive Company
Supreme Court
Arthur S. Goldberg
Goldberg
Truman
Justice Department
Dunkirk, N. Y
Trumani
Doctor and three sons killed in train car crash
A Newbury Vermont report states a 32 year old physician and his three sons died in a collision between a train and a rail car. The fatal accident occurred as the family was traveling, with investigators examining the scene and authorities notifying next of kin. The tragedy marks a severe loss for the local medical community and residents who knew the family.
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Jor
Stanley Dwinnell
Peter
James
Jonathan
Franklin P. Dwinnell
Veterans May Join Marines in Rate
Fragmentary report from Moscow cites U S officials noting Truman papers will be stored in Kansas City as a cultural center for the Midwest. Jackson County will provide fireproof, temporary storage in the court building after year’s start. Hungarian court space offered but declined. Ecuador reports Velasco Ibarra’s government says revolt quelled. Marines recruitment opens to ex servicemen in Indiana and Guayaquil.
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K.C
Washington
White House
Pela
London
Russia
Kansas City
Moscow
Hungary
Grandview
Midwest
Jackson County
Court House
Pacelent
Roger Tubby
Ecuador
Quito
Jose Maria
Velasco Ibarra
Marine Corps
Equix
Alent
Ellis TG Indiana
Carl M
Medford M. Grantham
Arthur W. Ellis
Farm Bureau attacks wage rules and labor practices
Seattle December 11 The American Farm Bureau Federation denounces price and wage controls as unsound and endorses flexible farm price supports. The labor resolution backs collective bargaining but accuses labor of monopolistic practices harming individuals and national welfare. Also noted is a 72 page policy report from the 34th annual convention. Dr Edwin Staunton Havighurst, 81, Methodist educator and former college president, dies at Moberly Missouri. He led Mt Pleasant Iowa and Berea Ohio colleges from 1893 to 1910 and taught at Central Wesleyan and served Warrenton Church 1917 to 1934.
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Seattle
American Farm Bureau Federation
Moberly
Edwin Staunton Havighurst
Havighurst
Mt. Pleasant
Berea
Ohio
Central Wesleyan College
Warrenton, Mo
Oil Furnace Explosion Damages Garrett Home
Firefighters responded to a furnace explosion at Roy J. Garrett’s residence 1001 Adams St at 7:20 a.m. causing heavy smoke damage throughout the home despite minor structural damage to the basement. In separate calls the department opened a blocked furnace flue at 118 Lafayette St at 9:25 a.m. and extinguished a grass fire on Old St. Louis Rd at 11:10 a.m.
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Roy J. Garrett
Adams St
Lafayette St
St.Louis Rd
Redevelopment Plan Seeks 12-Story Plaza Area Buildings
St Louis commission asks approval of urban redevelopment for the Plaza area. Plans call for six or seven 12 story buildings housing 640 units for middle income families, aiming to be a major milestone in rebuilding the city center.
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ST. Louis WI
City Pleo Commission
Censorship Regulations Readied for Full War
Washington reports uniform censorship rules to take effect in Korea during any U S war. Dated August 15, the regulations were distributed to major commands and finalized after consulting editors and news representatives. The public announcement waited until the presidential election campaign and Eisenhower’s departure from the Far East.
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Washington
Decil
Lhe
Korea
U. S
Eisenhower
Far East
All St Louis Hotels Pass Fire Hazard Rules
Public Safety Director Myles P J Dyer said 157 St Louis hotels now meet the city fire safety code after spending more than 115 million dollars to satisfy requirements. Inspections will continue to ensure current high standards are kept.
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St. Louis
Myles P.J. Dyer
Aircraft makers asked to plan new supersonic bombers
The Air Force has asked manufacturers to develop detailed plans for a new supersonic bomber. Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp of San Diego was named by the Air Force as involved in the program. no other firms were identified.
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Wasainuiun
Air Force
I Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp
San Diego
Calif
Two Youths Linked To State Burglaries
SEDALIA Mo December two youths were captured near Springfield after fleeing from a mobile stolen there. They were linked to liquor store burglaries in Carrollton and Brunswick. A third youth was arrested in Fort Worth Texas for driving a stolen car across the state line. Bobby Ray Foote and J C Cook Jr both 26 from Fort Worth were wounded Monday night fleeing a state trooper and sentenced to five years in Algoa reformatory. George Elder Williams 19 identified as the third man was charged with violation of the Dyer Act at Fort Worth and held on 2000 bond.
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Sedalia
Springfield
Carrollton
Brunswick
Fort Worth
Tex
Bobby Ray Foote
J. C. Cook, Jr
Algoa Reformatory
George Elder Williams
U. S
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