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Newspaper

Daily Capital News

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1951

Page

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New Trafficway Under Construction Near Downtown

Pamela drive, linking Swifts highway and Linden drive, is about one third completed as a new through street planned to connect downtown to Swiss highway area. Foreman Paul Pope says 1,200 feet long, 31 feet wide with curbing, cost about 18000 dollars, financed by a special tax levy. one home finished and another under construction, many lots set for ranch-style houses. two months to finish,هم with approval from Homer Ferguson and local planning commission praising through-street design.

Pamela Swiss Highway Swifts Highway Linden Drive Paul Pope Pope Homer Ferguson Ferguson

Education Study Group Meets Here

The Citizens Commission for the Study of Education, a 22 member lay group, began a two day session to study Missouri public schools. chairman M C Matthes of Millsboro oversees central Missourians including Mrs R M Stenner Linn Aaron Hailey Rolla Dr S D Scruggs Jefferson City and George Riley California. Three out of state consultants join from George Peabody College and the University of California Berkeley.

Citizens Commission For the Study of Missouri M. C. Matthes Millsboro Theodore Reller Edgar Morphet University of California At Berkeley

Derailment Dazes St Louis-Bound Knickerbocker Train

Twenty six persons were injured yesterday when eleven cars of the New York Central Knickerbocker passenger train derailed near Muncie Indiana. A wheel broke on the left rear track of the second diesel unit causing the unit to jump the rails dragging cars with it. Traffic rerouted over Nickel Plate. one passenger coach overturned. Most injured released after first aid. extent of damage limited to three quarters of a mile of torn track.

Muncie Ind New York Central Railroad Knickerbocker New York City St. Louis Nickel Plate Railroad

4-H Members to Judge Cattle This Afternoon

County wide 4-H cattle judging contest set for this afternoon at two Cole county farms. About 25 dairy project members will judge aged and junior Holsteins at Vanderfeltz Farm and Brown Swiss at LePage Farm. Four top judges chosen by Hall will compete at Sedalia on June 28 against peers from eight or ten counties.

Cole County Hensley Hall G. G. Vanderfeltz Henry LePage Vanderfeltz LePage Hall Don Block California Sedalia

Barnyard Follies on NBC ABC CBS in 1951

A fragmented listing shows radio programs on NBC ABC and CBS in 1951 with mentions of Central Standard Time and a program titled Barnyard Follies. The brief notes indicate network schedules and station time slots, highlighting the era’s radio lineup.

CBS

U.S. Said Ready to Arm Tito on Request

Washington reports officials say the administration would supply very substantial arms and military equipment to Yugoslavia if Marshal Tito requests aid. Talks with Col Gen Kotche Popovic and U.S. defense officials were described as satisfactory and near conclusion, with possible funds from the foreign aid program and mutual defense options under consideration.

Washington Yugoslavia Marshal Tito Kotche Popovic Defense Department Tito Popovic Greece Turkey Truman Congress Russia Moscow West Europe Popiic Bulgaria Romania Hungary

Farewell Supper for Scouter Reinhold Miller

About 50 members of the Lake of the Ozarks Boy Scout executive board scoutmasters and assistants and commissioners gathered at the Arthur Heisinger clubhouse on Bald Hill road Saturday night to honor Reinhold Miller the former executive. Miller who was named deputy regional Boy Scout executive has been transferred to Kansas City. L. E. Moody succeeded him as Lake of the Ozarks executive, coming from Des Moines Iowa. The planning committee consisted of C. C. Isely Jr Harry Miller and W. H. Tellman.

Reinhold ‘Miller Lake of the Ozarks Des Moines Iowa C. C. Isely, Jr Harry Miller W. H. Tellman

Area Planes Join Hunt For Missing Aircraft

Central Missouri civil air patrol joined a Midwest wide search Sunday for a two engine Cessna missing since June 2 en route from Fort Hood Texas to Dubuque Iowa with five military personnel aboard Six search planes from the Central Missouri CAP operated daylight to dusk until the aircraft was found crashed in southern Oklahoma within about 10 hours All on board were killed Dorothy Jean Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Johnson of Jefferson City made the scholastic honor roll for the second semester at Southwest Baptist College Bolivar Mo where she was enrolled as a freshman

Missouri Civil Air Patrol Fort, Hood Texas Dubuque Towa Oklahoma Raymond Brummet Dorothy Jean. Johnson Lloyd Johnson Jefferson City Southwest Baptist, College Bolivar

Hiss Prosecutor Nominated For Federal Judgeship

President Truman nominated Thomas F. Murphy longtime Hiss prosecutor and New York City police commissioner for a federal district judgeship in southern New York. Harald R. Medina was nominated for promotion to the U S circuit court of appeals for the second circuit. Murphy led the government case in Hiss perjury trials and Medina presided over the 1949 Ilio Communist leaders trial. The Supreme Court recently upheld the Smith Act convictions.

Washington Thomas F. Murphy Alger Hiss Truman New York Murphy New York City Harald R. Medina U. S&s. Circuit Court of Appeals Second Circuit Learned Hand United States Hiss State Department Medina Supreme Court

Cletus Zuber Hurt in Car Horse Accident Near Elkhurst

Cletus Zuber vice president of the Central Missouri Trust sustained a fractured pelvis and severe bruises after a horse threw him on Highway 63 between Columbia and Jefferson City. Accompanied by Paul and David Spicer, he was riding when the horse shied at a gravel pile, reared, and struck an auto, injuring the vehicle. Zuber was taken to St Mary’s hospital and was resting comfortably the next day. The horse was not injured.

Cletus Zuber Central Missouri Trust Company Elkhurst Columbia Zuber Paul David Spicer Jefferson City Marion Spicer David St. Mary's Hospital

Markets at a Glance June Markets Mixed and Steady

Markets at a Glance reports gains in stocks with higher prices and mixed bonds. Cotton weak due to hedge selling while wheat strength supports corn. Hog prices steady to 10 cents higher, up to 22.25. poultry receipts light, live poultry prices steady to two cents higher with heavy hens 28-30, light hens 25-26, roosters 34-36, fryers 90-30.5, ducklings not quoted.

New York Chicago Chicago Poulter Iusda National Stockyards Ill Usdal Texas St. Louis Northern Twins U.S U. S

Livestock Market Report From Kansas City and St Louis

Kansas City market activity shows cattle 4500 and calves 400 with steady to higher prices, hogs 4000 mostly steady to firm, sheep 4500 mostly steady with some declines. National and regional grain and produce quotations follow, including St Louis and Chicago bid ranges for pork, beef, lambs and various grains.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City USDA

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