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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1954
Page
1
Versailles judge A J Bolinger learns his grandson Bruce Bolinger, son of Dr D L Bolinger dean at the University of Southern California, is among five high school graduates to lead.
The article notes Los Angeles high school graduates earning scholarships at Pomona College and cash awards, with Bolinger receiving 3000 scholars high to Pomona ees and 200 cash award plans to study pre law. It also lists weekend guests and family visits from St. Louis Kansas City Chicago Versailles and Butler, plus O L Riggs recovering at St Marys Hospital and returning home to Versailles with improved condition.
West Newton Street sale to Mr and Mrs Hand and sale of Tops Case to Mr and Mrs John McGuire of Stover Mo. McGuire family took possession in June. Hargett family holiday visit from Wichita. H B Steel named Morgan County Extension Agent replacing Clay Little who goes to military service. Steel starts January. Carolyn Bauer valedictorian and Dar Jene Coffman salutatorian. Bruce Hart and wife welcome son Ashley Bruce born May 4 in Independence Sanita. family returns to Gravois Mills.
United Nations dispatch says the Soviet Union and India blocked a quick Security Council discussion on Thailand seeking peace observers for Southeast Asia. They warned such debate could derail Geneva Indochina talks and urged restraint amid tensions with Vietminh forces and French Union troops.
Moscow based Red Star accuses U S military forces of being turned into professional murderers and marauders. It claims a calculated campaign in American press and culture aims to foster hatred toward humanity in U S soldiers. The article condemns U S military education as futile against an army upholding a fair cause and asserts American militarism was defeated in Korea.
McCarthy urges quick action to end hearings and press for names of 130 defense plant subversives. Welch cross ex- amines Cohn, who cites double talk and says defense plants will fire workers only after hearings and self incrimination. Cohn reveals his firm’s earnings and denies handling Schine business. McCarthy voices alarm over Communist infiltration in the Central Intelligence Agency.
Loyd A. Cussmeyer 26 and Miela C. Baymbhoer 22 of Folk Mo. James R. Lansford 19 and Marillyn Marton 20 of Pleasant Hill. John Edwards 22 and Marilyn V Ke 24 of Jefferson. Donald Victor Cline 22 and Carolyn Frances Schrimpf 22 of Jefferson.
Statements from White House about Oppenheimer, atomic policy, and Eisenhower remarks emphasize not intervening before the Atomic Energy Commission decision. Clinton era style notes on 18 year olds voting rights, states’ rights, and political coattails frame ongoing debates.
Wayne Jenkins reported missing since Monday afternoon after leaving to fish on the Missouri River near Chestnut Street. His wife later told police he was knocked out and forced to ride to St Louis with two men before escaping back to town. Police closed the case.
A birth is reported with a son born to Mr and Mrs Wesley Wit at St Marys Berkeley on a Wednesday and another fragment noting Mr R Short and St Mary. The readable details indicate a newborn son and the locations St Marys and Berkely.
Russellville area obituary notes Hilda Linsenbardt aged 68, wife of Otto Linsenbardt, died at 3:30 p.m. at home in Lohman. Born to John and Minnie Kauischh, she married Otto on May 20, 1909. Survived by husband, four daughters Viola Lorene Esthe Koessner and others, two sons Arnold and Arthur, and a grandson Wayne. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
RUSSELLVILLE Special lifelong Central Missouri resident Mrs Alice Koestner died early Wednesday at Shares E. Still Hospital in Jefferson City after a 16 day stay. Born April 28 1913 near McGirk she was daughter of Sarlan and Lydia Allen and a Trinity Lutheran Church member. Survived by husband Walter and six children Carol Linda Dale Sherman Wayne and Larry all of nearby areas. Funeral services set for 2 30 a m Friday at Trinity Lutheran Church Russellville with Rev J J Habernacker officiating burial in church cemetery.
June 2 social column lists visitors and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Foxworthy and family from Allen Washington and Peoria Illinois visiting Rosa B Deffenbaugh and the Atkins from Chicago. Memorial Day gatherings feature Dr and Mrs Leslie Springfield and many from Kansas City Leavenworth and California. дополнительные names emphasize extended family visits and weekend guests in Jefferson City Springfield and Eldon areas.
Funeral services for Mrs Lela Hogg 74 Clarksburg will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Mt Moriah Baptist Church southeast of Tipton followed by burial in Clarksburg Masonic Cemetery She died Tuesday at Latham s Sanitarium California after weeks as a patient She spent most of her life in Kansas City and Clarksburg She was married three times to Oscar Bester John Cavanaugh and Judge g W Hoga all predeceased her Survived by one granddaughter Mrs Betty Peters two sisters Warren Hamlin Green Ridge and Willia Hamlin and Gainies Hamlin California two great grandchildren a sister Mrs Sentinal Gunderson Livingston Montana She was a member of Mt Mariah Baptist Church and the Ready and Willing Work Club.
The Shamrock post office closed as a fourth class facility for economy reasons after yesterday's mail run. Nearly a thousand St Patrick's Day covers were sent to collectors to destinations in Canada Australia Scotland New Zealand Jamaica and Ceylon among others. Arm strength and local agents note the postal pouch left the town diminishing its community role and serving as a symbol of broader cutbacks.
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