Hospital site sold to Farm Bureau Federation of Missouri
The Memorial Hospital Association accepted an offer of 380 000 for a 16.5 acre tract on Highway 50 West. The sale was approved by the Memorial Hospital Association Board of Governors and completed immediately afterward by the board of trustees.
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Farm Bureau Federation of Missouri
Highway 50 West
Memorial Hospital Association Board of Governors
Board of Trustees
Board of Governors
John D. McHaney
Beck
State Highway Department
Col
John Christie
F. P. Williams
T. W. Medearis
Cecil H. Engelbrecht
Paul Doll
Phil Dallmeyer Sr
Park School bids planned for July eighth opened
Jefferson City School Board voted to open bids for the new Park School project on July 8 and to advertise the work immediately. Plans and specifications will be ready June 17, with Marsh al and Brown of Kansas City as architects. The project is funded by recent bond issues and aims for a 250 student capacity in a modern facility.
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Jefferson City
A. L. Crow
Marshal and Brown
Kansas City
Crow
Marshal
Brown
Dwight Brown
Park School
St. Mary’s Blvd
David Becker
Windsor
Becker
Warrensburg State College
University of Colorado
Helen Burris
Simonsen Junior High
Burris
Simonsen
Park Board
Moreau Heights
Central and
Park Schools
Exchange National Bank
Six Cole 4-H Members to Attend MU Meet
Six Cole County 4-H members will join about 800 youths and leaders at the University of Missouri from today through Saturday. County extension agent Hensley Hall says the gathering aims to show 4-H youths the university and higher education opportunities. Delegates include Jerry Luebbering St. Thomas Fred Hammond Oak Grove Rodney Garnett Marion Barbara Rose Goetz Oak Grove Sue Garnett Marion and Miss Alice Heimeyer Ambrose.
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Cole
University of Missouri
Hensley Hall
Hall
Cole County
Jerry Luebbering
St. Thomas
Fred Hammond
Oak Grove
Rodney Garnett
Marion
Barbara Rose Goetz
Sue Garnett
Alice Heimeyer
Ambrose
Car looted in Farragut. camera and blanket stolen
Donald Pearson reports valuables taken from his auto Sunday night in the 200 block of Jefferson Street. A 120 mm folding camera bought for 15 dollars and a blanket valued at 5 dollars were stolen.
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Donald Pearson
Farragut
Jefferson St
Pearson
Weather Outlook for Jefferson City and Central Missouri
Continued heat and humidity across Jefferson City and central Missouri with generally fair conditions today. Highs in the 90s expected. temperatures tracked through mid and late day with variable readings on the Missouri River region and nearby towns, including Boonville Hermann and the Lake of the Ozarks area.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri River
Kansas City
Boonville
Hermann
Osage
Lake of the Ozarks
St. Thomas
Donnelly Signs Ballot Bills And Other State Measures
Gov. Phil M. Donnelly signed two Missouri ballot bills to standardize school bond and tax elections in St. Louis by allowing an X mark to show voters preference, replacing the scratched proposition method. He also signed measures raising the state workmen’s compensation director’s pay, permitting destruction of old records, and letting employees reject benefits per job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil M. Donnelly
Missouri
St. Louis
State Division of Finance
Italy's Pro American Government Nears Win
Rome reports Italy's pro American center coalition close to victory in national elections. The result would leave the government short of an absolute majority as the tally continued, with control of the parliament at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
pro-American Center
Naional
Nest of Robins Halts Motel Construction in Nevada
A Nevada Missouri construction crew paused work on a new motel east of town when they found a robin nest directly in the path of the planned awning over the main entrance. Workers postponed the project until the birds are able to fly.
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Nest of Robins
Nevada
Here
Korean envoy warns ROK fights alone over Korea war
South Korea's Ambassador You Chan Yang told a Washington news conference that Seoul would fight alone if necessary and denounced the proposed armistice as appeasement of Communists. He warned a peace deal could trigger a world war and questioned a U S defense pact before a final cease fire, while Sen Knowland urged acceptance of terms to preserve freedom.
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Washington
South Korea
You Chan Yang
Korea
Yang
Senate
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
United States
England
Knowland
Ike
Sen
R-Calif
GOP
Eisenhower
Blood donor pledges lag despite promotions and events
Pledges for the Blood mobile visit run slow with fewer than 190 pints pledged so far toward a 600 pint goal. A KWOS Sunday program at the Junior College drew 198 pledges and offered T bone steaks, drive‑in free admissions for pledge card signers, and a $50 savings bond prize for club president Ralph Jobe Jr. Roy Lone Post VFW No 1003 votes to meet at 2 pm Saturday and march to the Bloodmobile at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Junior College
Powell Phelps
Hub Miller
Benson Wood
Ralph Jobe Jr
Madeline
KWOS
Roy Lone Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars, No. 1003
The
Post
Methodist Church
Escapees from Boonville Recaptured Near Prairie Home
The State Highway Patrol reported two Boonville Training School for Boys escapees were captured by an unidentified farmer north of Prairie Home. Richard Pryor 17 of Kansas City and William Dersler 15 of Webster Groves were named as the runaways. A third youth William Wallace Markus 17 of Valley Mines surrendered to a farmer near Boonville Friday night.
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Boonville
Prairie Home
State
Richard Pryor
Kansas City
William Dersler
Webster Groves
William Wallace Markus
Valley Mines
Missouri Supreme Court Rules Public Funds May Not Aid Parochial Schools
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled that public school money cannot be used to operate parochial schools or transport their pupils. The decision covers schools run in part by church buildings or Catholic order teachers and upholds bans on public funds backing religious schooling and buses. The en banc ruling rejects transportation support for St Dennis Parish pupils in Benton and reiterates that public funds may only establish and maintain free public schools.
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Missouri Supreme Court
Franklin County
Scott County
Krakow
Guldehaus
Missouri
Franklin County Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Jones
St. Dennis
Benton
Commerce Consolidated School Disttrict
St. Dennis Catholic
Tense Korean protests threaten armistice efforts in Seoul
Hundreds of thousands protest at U S Eighth Army Headquarters in Seoul amid opposition to any armistice. Police guard entrances as the crowd, some 500000 strong, floods streets and clashes injure many. Rhee meets with generals while seeking a continuation of war.
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Seoul
U. S. Eighth Army
U. S
Republic
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
South Korea
Fifth Air Force
Eighth Army
Yalu
Korea
Red Manchuria
Republic of Korea
United Nations
Korean Peninsula
North and South City Limits Expansion Vote Planned
An election will be held in Nevada Missouri on June 16 concerning a proposal to extend the city limits to the north and to the south. The measure seeks to redefine municipal boundaries and adjust jurisdictional borders.
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Nevada
Mbo
White House private dinner hosts Hoover and MacArthur
President Eisenhower hosted a private White House dinner with guests including Herbert Hoover and Douglas MacArthur. Other attendees were Cardinal Spellman Henry Cabot Lodge Jr and Dulles along with Humphrey Durkin Milton Eisenhower Ryer Rosenwald Collier Hoyt and Lewis Strauss. Reporters and photographers were excluded.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Douglas MacArthur
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
U. S
United Nations
State Dulles
the Treasury
Humphrey
Labor
Durkin
Milton Eisenhower
Edward L. Ryerson
Chicago
Truce Nears as Armistice Talks Forge Ahead
Panmunjom reports say truce talks may sign this week after brief sessions and minor points. South Koreans demonstrate against the armistice while Rhee vows to ignore it. prisoners to be swapped within 60 days, with full releases by December under the draft agreement.
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U.N
United Nations
Chin Hun Shik
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Korea
Quiet Front Hides New Seoul Air Raid Toll
Seoul quieted after an armistice hour as Communist planes attacked the capital killing two and wounding at least eight. The raid struck near President Rhee’s residence and a school, with another blast near the press billets. front patrols held along the 155 mile line.
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Eisenhower
Seoul
Rhee
Eitaal
Syngman Rhee
No-Man's Land
Len
Five 420th Reserve Unit Members Promoted
Promotons for five members of the 420th Military Government Company were announced by Lt. Col. Joe W. Floyd at the unit meeting. The promotions include Morris D. Munsen to captain, Joseph C. Moore to first lieutenant, Thomas N. Dozier to master sergeant, Eldredge Jackson to corporal, and William R. Jens to corporal. Major Harold E. Priest and Major Leslie B. Edwards led training and spoke on calibers and unit problems.
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420Th Military Government Company
Joe W. Floyd
Morris D. Munsen
High St
Joseph C. Moore
Columbia
Thomas N. Dozier
New Bloomfield
Eldredge
Jackson
Rt. 5
William R. Jens
E. Atchison
Harold E. Priest
California
Leslie B. Edwards
Auxvasse
Priess
J.edwards
House Republicans Agree to Adjourn by July 31
Washington June 8 House Republicans at a party conference informally agreed to adjourn the current session of Congress by July 31.
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Washington
House Republicans
Congress
Tornadoes Ravage Michigan and Ohio Leaving Many Dead
A large outbreak of tornadoes ripped through eastern Michigan and northern Ohio killing dozens and injuring hundreds. Reports cite 43 dead in Flint and 30 expected in Ohio’s Wood County plus multiple fatalities near Cleveland and in southern Michigan. Officials warned of more twisters and high winds.
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Detroit
Michigan
Flint
Bowling Green
Ohio
Wood County
Cleveland
U. S. Weather Bureau
Buffalo
New York
Buffalo Bureau
U. S. Coast Guard
Lake Erie
Reverend Ford Conner Confusion Over Bible School Ride
In Nevada Missouri on June 8 Reverend Frank C Carter of the Presbyterian Church answered a phone call from a woman claiming her car tire was flat and she had children headed to the church Bible School. He drove out and returned with the woman and students only to be mistaken for Reverend C L Conner of the First Baptist Church, leading to humorous mix up about which pastor was assisting.
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Nevada
Frank C. Carter
The
Presbyterian Church
Bible School
Carter
Conner
Mr. Conner
C. L. Conner
First Baptist Church
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Hospital Association
MFB
Frank Johnson
Farm Bureau Federation
Memorial Hospital Association
John Paulis
State Board of Health
Federal Health Department
Cole 4-H
MU Meet
ROKS
U.S
Maxwell Taylor
Nam Ji
Panmunjom
Red
Jsure
U. N
Bulletin
Highway Patrol
Flossie Kline
Jerry Lee
Linda Lou
Gale
Keith
Harry Kline
Cygnet
U. S. Route 25
Dick Moorehead
the Findlay, O
Republican Courier
Erie
Moorhead
Moorehead
Barbara Perry
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