09 Jun 1950
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1950
Page
1
Advice on summer feeding to boost plant vigor and yields across beds borders and rows. Instructions cover liquid garden plant food dilution with water, trenching beside rows, quantities per foot, and timing for vegetables and long season crops. Emphasizes avoiding leaf contact and thorough watering to activate nutrients.
Instructions on sowing onion seeds for fall green onions with timing, harvesting, and storage notes. Describes tops, seed stalks, and methods to dry and store bulbs, plus guidance for midsummer planting and soil conditions. Mentions tieing tops for storage and the preference for June sowing if sets are unavailable.
Sixteen year old Max Bruener a Russian zone FDJ member escaped to West Berlin during a week long Communist rally in the eastern sector. He crossed police lines and saw luxury in West Berlin while returning to report the truth about life under the Communist system.
City officials from Springfield Neosho Webb City Mount Vernon Sarcoxie Alba El Dorado Springs Joplin and Liberal meet in Carthagh for an acquainting session called by Mayor Tiffin Fetters and the city council with the Missouri Municipal League. A round table discussion of mutual problems is planned and Springfield Mayor Otis Barbari c o n will speak at a dinner tonight.
Mayor Lutkewitte proclaims June 18 as Jefferson City Soap Box Derby Day. The course on South Madison Street between Woodlawn and Atchison is open to Capital City youths for derby registration, praising sportsmanship and American ingenuity. Residents are invited to attend and encourage participation.
Russellville notices funeral rites for Robert Luther Procter 42 killed in an automobile crash near Las Vegas. Born March 15 1908 in Russellville, he was married to Birdie Taylor who died two years ago. Survived by three sons Robert L Jr Donald John and daughters Mary Louise Ruby Helen. brothers Harry Henry and William and mother Osee. He worked with an electric company in Arizona. Burial in Enloe cemetery planned in Russellville tomorrow afternoon.
Funeral services for Mrs. O B Suggett 74 of Fulton will be held Friday afternoon. She died at Callaway hospital after a long illness. Born April 2 1876 to John G C and Sable Simese Berry she married O B Suggett in 1901. Survived by husband three Fulton sisters Mrs John P Harrison Mrs John Tebbs and Mrs W E Nicholson and a brother Ray Berry of Mt Vernon.
Mrs Jessie E McDaniel 49 died at Latham sanitarium after a seven month illness. Funeral services planned tomorrow afternoon at the Christian church with Rev M L Jeffers officiating. She was born February 6 1891 in California to Henry and Mary Willett. She married L T McDaniel February 6 1909 and lived in Cooper County, then Clarksburg, Lake, Camdenton, before returning to a farm near Latham. Survived by daughter Elizabeth York of Eliabeth NJ and two sons Lindon and ...
In Indianapolis on a June date, Norval K. Harris of Sullivan circuit court failed to appear in Municipal court for a drunkenness charge and his rearrest was ordered. The AP report notes Harris did not attend the trial.
New York buyers paid 1 292 0 for a 4 10 000 square foot tract in the Wall Street district. The land adjoins the 65 story Sixty Wall Tower which pays 58 000 a year rent. The auction, attended by 9 men and two women, was conducted by New York Trust Co for the Cortlandt F. Bishop estate. High bidder was the firm Demov Callahan and Morris for an unidentified client.
Woolridge and L T Jr from Canton with a brother Freddie Wilhiett of Chicago plus two sisters Mrs Roy Snodgrass living south of California are named in the notice indicating familial relations and address references.
Missouri's employment service reported 10,247 nonagricultural jobs filled in May, the best state total in four years. The agency, under the State Division of Employment Security, resumed state operation in 1946 after wartime federal supervision. The May 1960 replacement total was noted.
Charles A. Ricker, director of employment secur, called the month’s jobless figures a phenomenal record. He said the rise indicates business and manufacturing trends of boom proportions, reflecting a strong labor market compared with the same month last year.
Lawton Oklahoma June B AP A relief pitcher Arlan Barkman the 19 year old right hander hurled seven innings of no hit ball as the Lawton Giants defeated the Seminole Oilers 1 to 0 in the opening game of a Sooner State League doubleheader.
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