Stopgap Berlin Plan Seen By Western Allies
Western Allies propose a stopgap Berlin plan to ensure safe free access to the city and bar the area as a missile launching base. Diplomats Jonathan Herter, Selwyn Lloyd, and Maurice Couve de Murville met to outline a five point plan to ease East West tensions while awaiting a possible summit with Gromyko and Eisenhower.
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Harold Macmillan
Britain
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Washington
Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Gromyko
Andrew H. Berding
Gromyke
Maurice] Couve de Murville
France
Heinrich von Brentano
West Germany
Berlin
Gromsko
Milligan 74 Former U S District Attorney Dies
Maurice M. Milligan longtime figure in Kansas City political reform died in a hospital at 74 after a fall at his daughter's home. Appointed by FDR in 1934 he led a cleanup that yielded 250 convictions including Tom Pendergast for tax evasion and stripped over 50,000 fraudulent names from voter rolls. Milligan was born in Richmond Missouri and served as city attorney and probate judge there. He was reappointed federal district attorney in 1938 despite opposition from Harry S. Truman.
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Kansas City
U. S
Maurice. M. Milligan
Pendergast
Milligan
Roosevelt
Tom J. Pendergast
City
Richmond
Harry S. Truman
Three Vehicle Crash In Boone County Ties to Hay Load
A loose hay load caused a three vehicle collision in Boone County Tuesday night. Vehicles driven by Edward Carr and Ernest Peters Jr. and a truck driven by Luther Glatney were involved. Hay bales spilled into the roadway, causing the crash and property damage estimated around $1,000.
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Boone County
Edward Lee Carr
Jefferson City
Ernest Peters Jr
Dallas
Texi
Luther Wayne Glatney
Columbia
Glatney
Carrauto
Slater
Acci
Callaway County
Leta Ingram
Kath-Iplace
Ernie Graves
Congress
Albert Kent
Baise
Fulton
Ellender
Exon
Iess
King
Adom City
Tipton
Trentley
Adrian G. Leachman
Old L. Collier
Collier
Senate
House
Agriculture
Camfe
Page Belcher H-Oklat
Boy repays blind broom salesman after shorting him
In Joseph Missouri AP report a boy who short changed a blind broom salesman returned $4.25 at the man’s home Tuesday night. Mrs Wedel Bentley, wife of the salesman, refused to identify the boy and said he apologized saying he was very sorry and did not know why he acted as he did. She noted the boy had earlier bought a broom for 75 cents and the bill given was 50 cents, then learned the error and contacted her after reading a newspaper account.
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T. Joseph
Wedel Bentley
Bentley
St Joseph Architect Walter Boschen Dies at 78
St Joseph architect Walter Boschen, 78, who designed many buildings in the city over 43 years, died Tuesday at a rest home. He retired several years ago due to illness.
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St. Joseph
ST. Joseph, Mo
Walter Boschen
Boschen
Former top Red asks to leave for Soviet Union
William Z. Foster former top Communist asked for permission to go to the Soviet Union for treatment. He is 78 bedridden and argued medical care here is costlier. Foster seeks dismissal of 1948 indictments or travel clearance. He faces two counts conspiracy to overthrow government and knowing Communist party membership. His June 22 hearing is set.
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New York
William Z. Foster
Soviet Union
Foster
Mary Kaufman
U.S. District Court
Communist Party
Sylvester J. Ryan
U.S
Death of Mrs. Harold H. Eggers 53 at St Marys Hospital
Mrs Harold H Eggers 53 of Highway 50 East died Tuesday morning at St Marys Hospital after battling leukemia. Born December 18 185 daughter of John and Ida Wunderlich Ortmeyer she wed Harold Eggers March 19 1927. Surviving are son Kenneth W Eggers Morris Plains NJ daughter Mrs Harold Brakefield St Louis brothers Otto Em Il Ortmeyer Jefferson City Emil Ortmeyer Taos Schubert Edward Ortmeyer Schuberts sister Mrs Oscar Buettner Bradenton Fla and four grandchildren. Services at Trinity Lutheran Church with Riverview Cemetery burial. Exact service time unavailable.
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Highway 50
St. Mary's Hospital
John and
Ida Wunder‘lich Ortmeyer
Harold Eggers
Kenneth W. Eggers
Morris Plains
N. J
Harold Brakefield
St. Louis
Otto Ortmeyer
Jefferison City
Emil Ortmeyer
Taos J
Edward Ortmeyer
Schuberts
Oscar Buettner
Mrs Kueffer Dies At Prairie Home California
Lizzie Kueffer 87 died at 2 20 am Tuesday at her daughter’s home in Prairie Home California. Born November 29 181 in Switzerland, she came to Missouri at age two and married Jacob Kueffer in 1892 who preceded her. Survived by two daughters three sons a brother a sister 13 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Services 2 pm Thursday at Peace United Church of Christ with Rev E L Koch officiating burial Rohrbach Cemetery.
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A. C. Ernst
Prairie Home
Switzerland
Rudolph
Marie Isenschmid
Missouri
Jacob Kueffer
Ernst
B. E. _. Lawson
Oscar Kueffer
Fortuna
Ed Kuefiffer
Calfornia
William Kueffer
St. Louis
William Isenschmid
Latham
Mary Keusen
Peace United Church of Christ
E. L. Koch
Rohrbach Cemetery
Services Friday For Jesse Nelson
Jesse G. Nelson 72 of Tipton died at 3 30 am Tuesday at Charles F E Still Hospital after 10 years illness He was born in Cooper County November 11 1886 son of James C and Minnie Martin Nelson married Minnie Lee Byrd June 6 1904 He attended First Baptist Church He is survived by his wife four sons James C Nelson Ramsey Alabama Gordon L Nelson Kansas City Frank E Nelson Raytown William E Nelson Independence three daughters Mrs R E Summer Tipton Mrs Robert Chaddock Kansas City Mrs Jack Brown Lees Summit 22 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Funeral services will be 230 pm Friday at a Tipton funeral home burial in Masonic Cemetery
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Jesse G.nelson
Charles FE
Nelson
City Water and Street Department
Cooper County
James C
Minnie Martin Nelson
Minnie Lee Byrd
First Baptist Church
James C. Nelson
Ramsey, al
Gordon L. Nelson
Kansas City
Frank E. Nelson
Raytown
William E. Nelson
Independence
R. E. Summer
Robert Chaddock
Jack Brown
Lee's Summit
Langkop
Boonville
Bunceton
Brookfield
Clara Langkop
London
Liberace
Atlanta
Lone Elm
Daily Mill
Atlanta Board
William N. Con
Ajor
John
Langkép
California
Lucy Gruner
San Francisco
Connor
U.S. District Court
Frank
the Mirror
A. Hooper
High Court
Cyril Salmon
Hooper
Gataeel
Gradual Deane
Philadelphia
James
F. Kane
Georgia General Assembly
Miss Rose Stuckenschneider Dies in Westphalia
Rose Stuckenschneider 68 of Westphalia died Tuesday morning at St Marys Hospital after five weeks illness. Born August 28 1890 in St Elizabeth she was daughter of Christopher and wife. Nieces and nephews survive. Rosary set for 3 p m today at Westphalia funeral home. Funeral 9 a m Thursday at St Josephs Catholic Church Westphalia burial in parish cemetery.
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Rose Stuckenchneider
Westphalia
St. Mary's Hospital
St. Elizabeth
Christopher Stuckenchneider
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Donald Thomas
Brookfield Rejects Liquor by Drink Issue
Brookfield voters rejected a measure to sell liquor by the drink, voting 1,016 to 488. The result followed a petition seeking a desegregation plan for city schools, with the board to act if legislative action is needed.
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Brookfield
Patrol Plane Hit By Red Fighters
The P4M patrol plane, moved by jet engines and carrying 14 crew, was hit by Red fighters. Adm. Arleigh Burke praised the crew's airmanship and conveyed wishes for Corder’s speedy recovery.
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Adm
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Mayer
Corder
Gov Blair Signs Motorboat Bill and Related Measures
Gov. Blair signs a motorboat bill setting fines from 100 to 1000 dollars and potential 30 days to one year jail time or both. Other enacted measures include magistrates salary raise, records officers in third class counties pay increase, child support enforcement reciprocity, aiding prosecuting attorneys with four assistants, state insurance salaries up, narcotics law changes for parole, plus an easement grant to Missouri Public Service Co. for a gas pipeline at Marshall State, with broader federal propellant context and mixed international reactions across Geneva talks. The report also covers reactions from U S officials and a local, poignant incident in Illinois and quotes from families about a separate air attack.
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Recorders of Deeds
Missouri Public Servce Co
Marshall Statels School
Louisiana Governor In Transit Amid Mental Hospital Petition
Lt Gov Lether Frazar says he will support Gov. Long temporarily as the governor is away. Mrs Long resists a Texas commitment petition, while Bedford Fine suggests the court may back a withdrawal. The plan to move Gov Long to New Orleans hinges on the petition’s withdrawal.
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Lether Frazar
Long
Frazar
Baton Rouge
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