Taylor recall dispute erupts over Vatican envoy
President Truman said he told Protestant clergymen that Taylor’s Vatican tenure would end after peace treaties are written and no official representative will remain. Clergy urged recall, Cardinal Spellman condemns the slur while Protestant groups press separation of church and state concerns about Taylor’s role. Taylor was first sent to the Vatican by Roosevelt.
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Truman
Taylor
Vatican
White House
Vatican City
Francis Cardinal] Spellman
Roosevelt
Taylor To Remain At Vatican Station
Washington June 14 AP Myron C Taylor will continue as the President's ambassador to the Vatican until after world peace has been secured.
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Taylor
Vatican Station
Washington
Myron c. Taylor
Vatican
Pleads Guilty to Wrench Slaying Life Term
Tulsa Oklahoma AP June 14 John Noble 27 year old veteran pleaded guilty in district court to murder in the slaying of Fred Stahl a prominent Kansas City salesman. He was sentenced to life in prison on judge Harry L S Halley’s verdict after a plea by Noble’s attorney. Cartwright 39 also faced sentencing for the same robbery slaying.
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Tulsa
Okla
John Noble
Fred Stahl
Kansas City
Harry L. S. Halley
M. S. Simms
Noble
Walter Henneberry
Bobby Lee Cartwright
Stahl
Stockton
Calif
Cartwright
Wagoner
Simms
Noble and Cartwright
Galveston
Tex
Excessive Bail Reduced in Rubinstein Case
New York June 14 UPI The $500000 bail for Serge Rubinstein, 38, accused of falsifying his draft status, was ruled excessive by the U S Court of Appeals. The court said bail need not exceed $50000 unless new facts appear and remanded the case for further consideration. Justice Swan and Chase joined. Justice Clark dissented.
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New York
Serge Rubinstein
U. S. Court of Appeals
Thomas W. Swan
Harrie B. Chase
U.S. District Court
Charlie B. Clark
James P. Leamy
Irving Saypol
U.S
Rubinstein
Fire Causes 1500 Damage at Fulton Plant
Fulton Mo June 14 Special Damages estimated at 1500 were the results of a fire at the Harbison Walker Refractory Company plant this morning. The blaze started from a leak in an acetylene welding tank and ignited gas from a valve. The fire confined to the welding room and garage near the main office, prevented from further damage by prompt Fulton Fire Department response.
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Fulton
Harbison- Walker Refractory Company
Fulton Fire Department
Hugo Harrod
Man Kills Woman Turns Gun on Self in Second Tragedy
In Washington a second double killing in two days left half-clad bodies of Mrs. Adelaide Childress, 39, and Edward Austin, 53, in a second-floor apartment. Investigators say Austin shot Mrs. Childress with a 16-gauge shotgun and then killed himself. Neighbors noted the pair had lived there about two weeks with Childress's 20-year-old daughter.
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Washington
Adelaide Childress
Edward Austin
Central Missouri in Russellville News Items
Rusellville news covers George Wilson planning a second hand furniture store in the F W Miller building, Elmer Parks after a public sale, Katherine Morman visiting relatives, births at St Joseph’s Boonville, Nelda Freeman burned in a pressure canner accident, Ralph Scrivner’s son Gary Kent, Lydia Kautsch’s visit to Mexico, Happy Workers club activities, John Weber buys Campbell Brothers garage, Vacation Bible school at Baptist Church, wheat harvest time approaching, district plans vocational agriculture with federal and state funds, Miss Dewey Shikles visiting then heading to Washington DC, Gilbert Hoederich visiting St Louis, Campbell brothers remodeling old blacksmith shop.
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George Wilson
Alfred Weber
Russellville
F. W. Miller
Karr Hardware
Elmer Parks
Bueford
Katherine Morman
San Bernadino
Calif
Katherine McCarty
Maggie Murphy
Porter Harned
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Boonville
Harned
Martha Enloe
Allen Enloe
Andy Freeman
Nelda Schubert
St. Mary's Hospital
Jefferson City
Delhi
India
Freeman
Ralph Scrivner
Gary Kent
Lydia Kautsch
Mexico
Martin
Kautsch
Happy Workers Club
L. A. B. Leslie
Lake of the Ozarks
Flowers
N. I. George
Otto Pittrich
John Weber
Campbell Brothers
Schubert Mercantile Company
Weber
Edgar
Roy Eberhart
Baptist Church
Board of Education of
Rusisellville School
Schubert
Edwin Ogle Graduates From Anderson College
Edwin C. Ogle of Jefferson City Missouri receives a Bachelor of Theology from Anderson College in Anderson Indiana as the largest class yet to graduate from the school. The 1946 class includes 65 members from 23 states plus India Canada and Trinidad and marks the first graduation since Anderson joined the North Central association.
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Anderson
Ind
Edwin CC. Ogle
Jefferson City
Anderson College
Ogle
Illinois Western
India
Canada
Trinidad
Indiana
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Local residents file service papers and marriage notices
J C Insco and Albert Leo Linhardt filed service discharge papers at the county Recorder's office. Two couples, Bobby Gene Johnson and Ruby Mae Wood, and Lucille Bauer, apply for marriage licenses with County Recorder Henry LePage. Ila Fay Hinkle sues for divorce from Clyde C Hinkle. married April 6 1929 and separated June 1936. James W E Copeland discharged from Navy at Shoemaker California separation center. home 321 West Atchison St. Tech Sgt Fred A Schulte homecoming from Colombo Ceylon after three years service. son of Mr and Mrs J H Schulte 813 St Marys Blvd. Attend Variety Show New Haven Lutheran Women's League travels to Bridgeford for a six-society show. large crowd attends.
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Henry
Bobby Gene Johnson
Jefferson City
Ruby Mae Wood Lucille Bauer
Fred A. Schulte
Colomba
Ceylon
Southeast Asia Command
New Delhi
India
Kandy
J. Henry Schulte
St. Mary’s Boulevard
New Haven
Lutheran Women’s League of
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Kirkwood
Peter Shikles
Washington, D. C
Gilbert Hoederich
St. Louis
Louie
Carl Campbell
Otto Campbell
G. P. Tellman
Central
Edwin Ogle
Indiana College
J. C. Insco
Albert Leo Linhardt
County Recorder's Office
Ila Fay Hinkle
Clyde C. Hinkle
James W. E. Copeland
Sea
United States Navy
Shoemaker
Gamer Products, Inc
Law Bidg
Kansas City, Me
Perera L
Ford
Wea Po
By Mr. Tucker
Capital City Upholstering and Decorating Co
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Nor-Enat
Norwood
Herman’s
Rivercrest
Slacks
ARS
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Hickok All Elastic
Adam Panama
Herman's
Lions Club Festival
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U. S. Army
Post Office
Columbia
A. Brandenberger Drug Co
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