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Newspaper

Daily Capital News

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1954

Page

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Dulles urges easing atom secrecy to aid allies

Secretary Dulles asked Congress to relax wartime secrecy laws so the United States can better inform allies about atomic warfare. He argued Soviet advances demand wider sharing of peaceful atomic knowledge, while tensions rose over expanding the AEC chairman’s power amid a split on the commission.

Washington Congress Dulles Soviet Union Oatal Senate House Committee On Eisenhower Nist United States Allie Bulid Hhier Ray Malefieis U.S. Atomic Energy Com ABC Commission Henry D. Smyth Thomas Eaturray Eugenie M. Zuckert Lewis L. Strauss Joseph Campbell Sterling Cole R-Ny C. Wa Ktiee

Convention Slated By Marine League Opens In Jefferson City

The Marine Corps League state convention meets at noon Saturday in the Governor Hotel with about 30 registrants. Jefferson City’s Central Missouri detachment hosts, as members from smaller cities join the event through the weekend culminating in Sunday officer elections and a dance.

Stout Marine Corps League Governor Hotel Marine Corp Corps Ingists Mars Jefferson City MCOL Central Missouri

Orderly School Integration Urged

A Missouri panel discussion on school integration featured Judge Blair and Commissioner Wheeler with a diverse group of participants. They emphasized local district boards must decide attendance boundaries under constitutional rulings while noting courts will challenge efforts to exclude eligible students. The event included clergy, educators, students, and community figures advocating orderly transition and continued equality in education.

Wheeler State Board of Education Missouri Asso Jon Br. L. Avery Fleet State College Warrensbur Blair Edwad R. Sims Calvary Episcopal Church Sedalia Everett D. Sugar-j Baker C. C. Damet Jefferson’ City David Brydon Sire Sugarbaker Fatiente Sugarbaker U

Millersburg widow Ora Black dies in Fulton hospital

Mrs Ora Ola Black 53 of Millersburg died Wednesday in a Fulton hospital. She was born near Carrington June 22 1862, daughter of W I Brooks and Louella Rogers Brooks. Survived by husband J Q Black one daughter Mrs Mary Lazear Columbia two sisters Mrs Susan Lowery Los Angeles and Mrs Clifford Smith Hatton and one grandson. Funeral services set for 2 pm Friday at Fulton funeral chapel with burial in Hillcrest Cemetery.

Fulton Suse Ora Ola Black Millersburg Carrington W. IT Louellx Rogers Brooks Black J. Q. Black Ter Mary Lazear Columbi Domiino Brothers Harry

Rebel and Vietminh Battles Reported Across Indochina

In Indochina on June 3 reports say about 2 100 Viet Minh rebels were wiped out and 200 more killed with 100 additional losses today near Tuy Hoa on the central Annam plateau. French forces slowed by monsoon rains attacked Viet Minh near Dien Bien Phu while rebels pushing eastward faced delays. Nearby reports note the old St Louis city workhouse quarts to close due to ineffectual rehabilitation value. A note on sturgeon biology mentions a possible seven million eggs per spawning.

Hangt Indochina Cequisr Vietminh Adnnam National Army Cunz Son Tuy Hoa Saigon Red River Idelta Tim Dien Bien Phu Reoel T. Louis St. Lewis Sitward C. Brungard Public Welfare

Senate Recesses 56 Minutes No Senator Speaks

Washington June 24 The Senate recessed for 56 minutes as no senator offered remarks. Acting as majority leader, Capehart was due to return to open the housing bill as the Banking Committee chair but no one volunteered to speak.

Washington Senate Fonding Capeha Banking Committee Aba Buen Lush Capehart

McCarthy Faces Army Narrow on Names in Hearing

Senate hearings show McCarthy and the Army deadlocked over names and monitored calls. Roy M. Cohn testifies the Army seeks to withhold certain calls while the Army argues executive branch records are protected. McCarthy insists on admitting all calls as evidence, prompting a televised session and debates over witness attendance.

Cohn Ft. Monmouth Army McCar Theodore Kaghan State Department Kcarthy Subcommittee New York Post McCarthy Post Setine al Ft. Dix Kaghan Dorothy Schiff The H Joseph R. McCarthy Stevens Jlo Andy McCarniy Roy M. Cohn Executive Branch Speef Ray Jedkins Joseph WN Welch

Death Notices for Virgil M Maddox at Callaway Hospital

Virgil Murrell Maddox aged 45 died Wednesday at Callaway Hospital after a year of illness. Born September 20, 1918 in Callaway County, he was the son of Otto and Ollie Walton Maddox. Survived by parents, three sisters Margell Russell and John Bergen of Fulton and Eunice Maddox at home. Funeral set for 4 p.m. Friday at Church of God Holiness. Rev. Floyd Rogers to officiate. Burial in Hams Prairie Cemetery.

Fulton Virgil Murrell’ Maddox Callaway Hospital Callaway County Otto Ollie Walton Maddox Teiree Margell Russe John Bergen Fulto Church of iGod Holiness Floyd Rogers Hams Prairie

Mrs Hilda Linsenbardt Rites Slated Saturday

Funeral services for Mrs Hilda Linsenbardt 66 of Lohman will be held at 2 pm Saturday at St Pauls Lutheran Church Lohman with Rev LW Schlachter officiating Burial will be in the church cemetery She died at 530 pm Wednesday at her Lohman frame home

Fudpalulvigle Repecuial Hilda Linsenbardt Lohman St. Paul's Lutheran’ Church LW. Schlachter

Private Truckers State Two Meetings Planned

Private truck owners in mid Missouri plan two June meetings to organize against what they call unfair taxation and restrictive legislation. A Columbia gathering Thursday at 6 p.m. will begin at the County Court House, with a Jefferson City session Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the courthouse. The events, sponsored with the Missouri Private Truck Owners Association, are open to non PSC guided carriers industry suppliers and shippers. These are the fifth and sixth in a series across the state, part of a recently formed private truck association.

Mid- Missouri Espne Columbia County Court House Jefferson City Cole Court House Missouri Private Truck Owners Association PSC Guiaed Jefferson

AF Academy Site Decision Due Soon

ST. LOUIS June 3 The St Louis Chamber of Commerce said Air Force Secretary Harold E Tak chott would decide within three weeks where the new Air Force Academy would be built Chau t engqua, Colorado Springs or Lake Geneva The final choice follows personal site inspections by Talbott and was discussed with Aloys B Kaufmann and John D Kerr Jr of the Chamber in Washington.

ST. Louis Sij S Louis Chamber of Commerce Air Force Herold E. Takchott Air Force Acadill Chau- Hi Chautengqua Colorado Springs Colo Lake Geneva Wis Talbott Aloys B. Kaufmann

Soviet MIGs strike Belgian plane over Hungary frontier

VOENWA Austria June 3 a Belgian plane loaded with bred pigs was fired on by a Soviet made MIG near the Hungarian frontier. Five Belgians convicted last Friday by a federal court jury face up to five years and a $10,000 fine. Survivors said the MIG fired three passes then opened fire on the Sabena Airlines two engine transport, killing radio operator Joseph Clauwaets and wounding pilot Arsene Devreese and mechanic Victor Sluyts. Douglas Wilson copilot landed at Graz. Motions by defense set for tomorrow before federal district judge Roy W Harper.

Howeer Welch Cohn McCarthy Army Sendackgon D-Wash A. Mundt McCarjtay Eisenhower Congress State Department Sen. McClellan Truman Cofin Ecei Cobn Voenwa Austria Yugoslavia Belliam Sentner James F. Forest Dorothy Rose Forest Marcus A. Murphy Robert IMIG Manowitz Sabena Airlines Joseph Clauwaets Arsene Devesese Victor Sluyts Devreese Douglas Wilson Graz 1Graz Roy W. Harper

Five Communists File Motions for Acquittal in ST Louis

Five Communists scheduled for sentencing tomorrow filed motions to stay judgment of acquittal and for a new trial. They sought arrest of judgment as part of the process.

ST. Louis Jtay

Suits Settled In Circuit Court After May 1992 Case

Two damage suits linked to a June 1 1992 crash at Broadway and Atchison streets were settled by stipulation. A third case saw a $10,000 judgment satisfied in May. Defendants Ramon Belshe and Herman Stroessner, both Jefferson City residents, were found negligent. Barttrum and Klumpo received settlements of 2,000 and 30 respectively. suits dismissed with prejudice and defendants to pay costs.

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Gen Ely Named To Lead French Indochina War Effort

Paris reports Gen Paul Ely appointed to replace Gen Henri Navarre as commander in chief to meet Indochina crisis. Navarre’s new post not announced. Ely had returned from a fact finding mission after Dien Bien Phu fell. He had lobbied Washington for increased U S military aid to the fight.

Ely Indochina Paris Paul Ely Sten Henri Naverre Navarre Dien Bien Phu

Met Opera rejects $100,000 bequest from Philadelphia donor

The Metropolitan Opera declined a $100,000 gift left by a wealthy Philadelphia man who said he wished the money to create one of two operas and grant him a measure of immortality. The donor died in April 1953 and wished the Met to produce an opera.

New York Jane Metropolitan Opera Reeslty Tan McNair Ligentritz Met iHe Philadelphia

Real estate man and amateur comic artist linked to Ugenfritz family

A Sedalia businessman and amateur comedian associated with the late William B. Ugenfritz as a founder of Ugenfritz Hard ware Co. was described as a lifelong opera fan and one of three sons in the family.

William B. Ugenfritz Poser Ugenfritz Hard

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