Governor Signs Catchall Bill for 1.2 Million
Gov Smith signs a catchall appropriation bill totaling 1.2 million dollars. The package includes 2.5 million from general revenue tax money and relief funds through 1950. University programs receive 160 thousand to run new facilities and a veterinary clinic receives 50 thousand. Nevada State Hospital No 3 gains 90 thousand, with funds from hospital earnings. A 30 thousand allocation backs a bi state development agency for the St Louis metro area. Also approved is a 10 million transfer to the postwar reserve fund and a 15 thousand transfer to cover scattered World War I bonus claims. Fish note ends.
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University
University of Missouri
Fer State Hospital No. 3
Nevada
Hosital
State Division of
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
St.Louis
Missour
Illinois
St. Louis State Hospital
St. Louis
General Revenue
Smith
Deaths in St Louis and Belle summaries
Funeral services were held in St Louis for Mrs Mary Frances Koch 24 former Capital City resident who died after a six month illness She is survived by husband Daryl Koch Jr a daughter Patty Koch sister Mrs Herschel Gilmore and brother Elroy Winingear in Arkansas Oliver West of Belle died at his farm home His wife survives along with a daughter Mrs James Baumgartner and a son Elmer Infant Billy Don Yard son of Mr and Mrs Milton Yard died three hours after birth at Latham hospital Jamestown Special reports note these local obituaries and services with brief survivor lists.
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St. Louis
Mary
Frances. Koch
Capital City
Oliver West
James Baumgartner
Belle
Elmer
Jamestown
Dec
Billy Don Yard
Milton Yard
Latham Hospital
Bobby
Callaway County Fair Dates Announced for 1950
Jack Atkinson secretary of the Callaway County Fair association announced the 1950 fair will run from August 5 to 18. The event will feature four afternoons of harness racing and four nights of horse shows, along with the usual agricultural exhibits.
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Jack Atkinson
Thhe
Callaway County Fair Association
Santa Claus to Arrive by Plane in Eldon Today
Santa Claus is scheduled to arrive by air about 3:30 p m Friday in Eldon and will visit the Christmas tree near the Missouri Pacific tracks in the business district to distribute treats to the children.
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Santa Claus
Eldon
Missouri Pacific
Hendren Named Secretary of Missouri Law Examiners
Hendren elected secretary of the State Board of Law Examiners effective yesterday replacing Thomas F. McDonald of St Louis who resigned after 18 years on the board. Hendren a World War II veteran who served in Europe and the Pacific attended the University of Missouri and is chairman of the Democratic State committee. A dinner at the Jefferson City Country Club honored McDonald for his long service.
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John H. .Hendren
State Board of Law Examiners
Tive
Hendren
Thomas F. McDonald
St. Louis
University of Missouri
Democratic State Committee
Missouri Supreme Court
Jefferson City
McDonald
State Board of
Faw Examiners
Not Guilty Plea Dropped in Jefferson City Taxi Permit Case
Walter West pleaded not guilty to operating a taxi in Jefferson City without proper permits. The complaint was signed by C. F. Evans of Capital City cab. Judge Andrew Schwaller set a trial for December 22. West says his range is Cedar City to Jefferson City and only between points, arguing no city permit is required.
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Walter West
Jefferson City
West
C. 5. Evans
Capital City
Andrew Schwaller
Cedar City
Individual Church Unity Debate Shapes Protestant Plan
In Greenwich on December 15 delegates from 14 denominations representing 19 million churchgoers opened a three day conference seeking a blueprint for Union of American Protestantism. A tentative plan was offered to preserve local units while linking national regional and diocesan structures, even on crowded corners.
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Greenwich
Conn
Protestant Union
Charles Clayton Morrison
Chicago
Mark A. Dawber
Home Missions Council
Conference weighs options for united church plan
A cooperative approach proposed to join denominations into larger unity faces objections. Leaders discuss principles versus retaining church autonomy while others favor a federal union idea. Notables include Dr. Morrison and Dr. Vance, with seven sponsoring churches named and additional observers present from major denominations.
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H. Paul Douglas
Montclair
Commission On
Federal Council of Churches
Morrison
Joseph A. Vance
First Presbyterian Church of
Detroit
Ivan
Lee Holt
St.Louis
Council ofBishops
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
U. S
Congregational Christian Churches
Vishinsky Stops in Berlin on East German visit
East Berlin welcomed Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky with flags and pomp on his stopover from the United Nations session to Moscow. He visited Otto Grotewohl in hospital and condemned Western policy in Western Germany while promising friendship with East Germans. Unclear schedule fueled speculation of policy shifts.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Andrei
Vishinsky
Moscow
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
ADN Senertady
Otto Grotewohl
Republic
Grotewohl
East
Germany
Soviet Union
East Zone
Priday
West Zone
Dir. West
Heir to Fortune Wins Wedding Legality Ruling
Los Angeles AP report says Earle J. Bernheimer, heir to a Kansas City department store fortune, was ruled not legally married to Verone Odegard despite wedding ceremonies. He remains married to Sally Wright Bernheimer Cobb. Missouri Supreme Court previously declared their seven year old son legitimate, entitling him to a $750,000 trust left by Bernheimer’s mother, Bertha C. Bernheimer.
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Los Angeles
Earle
J. Bernheimer
Kansas City
Verone Odegard
Sally Wright Bernheimer
Cobb
Bob. Cobb
Hollywood
Hollywood Stars
Missouri Supreme Court
Bernheimer
Bertha C. Bernheimer
Cartoonist David Low Leaves Standard for Daily Herald
London Daily Herald announces famed cartoonist David Low will join its staff next spring citing personal reasons. Low, often portraying labor party views, resigns from the conservative London Evening Standard where his widely syndicated cartoons appeared.
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London
Lord Beverbook
Evening Standard
David Low
London Daily Herald
Low
The
Daily Herald
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