Moonlit meeting stirs secrets in Morton and Katherine
Andrew confronts Morton's volatile mood after a night walk. Katherine seeks solace in Morton’s cottage while Andrew, drawn to her, fears her fate. The moonlit country scene reveals fragile tensions between love, ambition, and danger as Andrew agrees to walk her home.
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Andrew
Morton
Red Lion
William
Brody
Harlyn
Katherine Best
Katherine
Marion
Boy Scout Council Hosts Aquatic School at Lake of the Ozarks
The Lake of the Ozarks hosts the national aquatic school as 31 men from 10 Midwestern states attend. Jefferson age Kent W. Kay of the council and J. Cava naugi, new waterfront director at Carp Pa-He- Tsi, join the staff with Joe Lute and Tall Scott named for roles. C Carroll Linn returns to camp staff, aiding the camp program this summer.
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Lake of the Ozarks
Boy Scout Council
National Aquatic School
Rko
Jefferson Age
Kent W. Kay
J. Cavanaugi
Carp Pa-He- Tsi
Joe Lute
Tall Scott
C. ¥. Carroll
Linn
One Killed, Another Injured in Wreck Near Meadville
In Meadville area a car turned west of Meadville Junction killing Ralph C. Moore 31 Brookfield and injuring Charles G. Carter 0 Meadville. State Highway Patrol trooper Richard Burnett said both were thrown clear of the car. Carter was hospitalized at Chillicothe.
Two Capital Citians Named by Marines in State Assembly
Two Capital Citians were named to department offices of the Missouri Marine Corps League at the second annual assembly. Phil A. Dallmeyer and Wyman S. Basinger were elected senior vice commandant and sergeant at arms, respectively, as detachments from St. Louis, Kansas City, Toplin, Rolla and Jefferson City attended. Speeches by state leaders highlighted the banquet at the Governor Hotel. The new department charter was presented to the elected commandant who aims to double membership before the Kansas City assembly next year.
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Citians
Missouri Marine Corps League
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Idx
Wyman S. Basinger
Ataries
St. Louis
Kansas City
Toplin
Rolla
Jefferson City
Karl Bennett
Dewey Routh
Bob K. Ryland
Paul J. Robinett
Hartville
Governor Hotel
Clyde Brayton
Fred Lavery
Rauth
Georgia Breitenstein
Department Assembly
Preliminary for Four Charged With Robbery Set
Four youths including Earl Schmidt Margie Lee Roark and Jean Bonnie Helmig and Donald Coots face a preliminary hearing for robbery of 72 year old John Sinish in Mill Bottom. Bond set at 2000 for Schmidt and Coots 1000 for the two girls. Sinish was robbed after being coerced at Frog Hollow road. police arrested the quartet Sunday after Sinish identified them and recovered some of his money.
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McGirk
Foster & Wheatly
John Sinish
Theix Automobile
Mill Bottom
Earl Schmidt
Margie Lee Roark
Jean Bonnie Helmig
Parkview
Donald Coots
Callaway
County
Coots
Schmidt
Smish
Frog
Sinish
Don't Overdo Sun Tanning You May Injure Your Health
Dr Edwin P Jordan warns after the first hot Sunday that sun worshippers risk severe sunburn, danger to health, and a setback to tanning. He explains sun rays aid vitamin D production, melanin protects skin, and advises cautious exposure, avoiding sleep in the sun, using protective lotions to prevent burning.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Democrats Take Taney County Court Chair For First Time
Governor Forrest Smith appointed E. C Davidson of Kissee Mills as presiding judge, succeeding Republican J. S. Hires. Oliver P. Jones of Hollister was named to another vacancy, while Paul David of Brown County remains the lone Republican on the panel. all other county officials are Republicans.
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Taney County
Forrest Smith
Missouri
E. C Davidson
Kissee Mills
J.S. Hires
Davidson
Oliver P. Jones
Hollister
Paul David
Brown-byaneh
Sweeping Shakeup in Joplin Police Department
Joplin chief Roy Isgrige and Detective Chief Luther Laster were demoted today by Mayor H Chris Oltman as successors were named. The mayor cited dissatisfaction with handling the Gwendolyn Creekmore slaying and ordered Isgrigg and Laster to devote full time to the case, naming Everett Patrick as special investigator.
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Missouri Civil Air, Patrol
Creekmore death prompts police leadership shakeup
In the Creekmore death probe, Frank Martin named police chief and Caddy Nutt promoted to detective chief. Fire Chief John Jones demoted to assistant chief, Claude Bard mass appointed as a chief. Mayor Oltman orders ongoing investigation until solved.
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Creekmore
Frank Martin
Caddy Nutt
John Jones
Claude Bardmass
Oltman
Leath
St Louisan Killed in Tavern Assault
St Louisan Joseph C in 25 was shot and killed in a St Louis county tavern after asking another man to stop shooting firecrackers. Police said an ex convict witnesses named as the killer. Bartender said the shooter had been fighting fire crackers earlier and then jumped to his feet and fell into the ceiling.
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Lowis
Joseph C
St. Louis
Marin
Fee
Hadacol Trusted by Reader for Acid Stomach Relief
A reader touts Hadacol as a quick relief for acid stomach and bloating, saying a bottle cured discomfort after a period of indigestion. The ad claims doctors endorse Hadacol, notes trial sizes at $1.25 and family sizes at $3.50, and cites vitamins B and Niacin among ingredients.
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Big Jeff
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