State Highway Commission Ordered to Pay Bridge Property Owners
Three court-appointed commissioners ruled the State Highway Commission must pay Cole County property owners $66,000 for the Columbia link to the Missouri River bridge and $37,100 in Callaway County for the north bridge approach. The largest Cole County award was $20,000 and Jack Randazzo received $30,000 for land near Cedar City in Callaway County.
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State Highway Commission
Cole County
Callaway County
Jack Randazzo
Cedar City
W. B. Saville
Division 5
Lee J. Mitchell
E. High St
A. L. Barnes Sr
Ela St
F. B. Newham
Moreau Dr
Sam C. Blair
Walter M. Dinwiddie
W. P. Garrett
M. A. Heckman
Fulton
Roy Bedsworth
Holts Summit
Commission
Cole
Fulkerson and
McCarty Sts
Slate Lane
Anna M. Kleene
William K. Kleene
Mary Corinne Kleene
Margaret Ann Kleene
Doris Louise Kleene
Mary Alice Burke
Merlin R. Burke
Hugo B. Schrimpf
Mary Frances Schrimpf
Capital City Building and Loan Association
Russell T. Keyes
William Deeken
Ruby Deeken
R. G. Mills
Estelle Mills
George W. Simpkins
Eddie Hirschman
Sadie Hirschman
Edward O. Buel
Elda Buel
Sylvester M. Lohman
Virginia F. Lohman
Clarence Heislen
Erma Heislen
Joseph Kenna
Flora Kenna
Charles E. Latham
Bridgie Latham
John B. Sturm
C. J. Amusement Co. Corp
Skylark
Durwood
Oetting Farm
Donnelly Inks Driver Hand Signals Bill and County Condemnations
Gov. Donnelly signed a bill standardizing driver hand signals with other states, effective Aug 29. The measure requires new trucks to use automatic signalers after Jan 1, and prohibits passing on hills or curves with obstructed view. Separately, Cole and Callaway counties proceed with condemnation suits totaling $103,100 with judges appointing commissioners and set July 2 for construction bidding.
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Gov. Donnelly
Missouri
State Department of Agriculture
Reds hurled back by Allies at Outpost Harry clash
In Korea on June 18 Allied forces repelled a 3,000 strong Red assault against Outpost Harry on the Central Front after hours of close combat. An initial 1,000-man battalion breached the lower slope at 12:35 a.m. EST but was largely stopped by Allied artillery and heavy fire. The action paused a four day offensive timed with reports of Panmunjom cease fire talks.
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Seoul
Korean Central
Korea
Panmunjom
Boys State Parties Wind Up Campaigns
Warmsburg Missouri June 17 The governorship race of Missouri Boys State ends with rallies by the Federalist and Nationalist parties. Nominees are Ralph Varnum and David Morton both 16 from Kansas City. Varnum leads the Federalist ticket. Larry Pigg of Joplin named Senate majority leader. Ed Heidbreder of Jefferson City heads the minority.
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Kansas City
Ralph Varnum
David Morton
Varnum
House
Senate
Larry Pigg
Joplin
Ed Heidbreder
Jefferson City
Weather update for Jefferson City and central Missouri
Pair today with little change in temperatures. Highs expected near statewide values with light winds and sun mixed clouds in the afternoon. Temperatures around the upper 70s to lower 80s across the region.
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Jefferson City
Central
Missouri
Reds Seek to Restore Greek Diplomatic Ties
London reports say Russia has offered to exchange ambassadors with Greece to restore normal diplomatic relations. If confirmed, it would mark a conciliatory move among Greece, Yugoslavia, and Turkey within a regional defense alignment. A Greek Embassy spokesman could not confirm the report. Papagos is in Turkey for a four day official visit.
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London
Russia
Greece
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Alexander Papagos
Garbage Collecting Rates Here Will Be Boosted
Missouri hog feeding bill prompts higher garbage collection costs in Jefferson City as collectors plan petitions to raise rates. The Hot Lunch for Hogs law requires boiling garbage before feeding to hogs, aimed at eradicating vesicular exanthema. Current rates are 1.25 for garbage and 2.00 for trash. the council plans to discuss boiling requirements at Friday’s meeting.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Ray Roush
Ernest Runkle
Service Commission
Truman Labels GOP as Special Interests Party
Former President Truman denounces the Republican party as the party of special interests in a statement issued from the Federal Reserve Bank Building in Kansas City. He says the Democratic party remains a going concern and is the party of the people, not special interests, and urges readers to review the record of the last four months.
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Kansas City
Truman
Republican Party
Party
Federal Reserve Bank
Democratic Party
Party of the People
Party of
Patrolman Transferred To Old Troop F Job
Col. Hugh H Waggoner announced Sgt W S Barton of Sedalia will be promoted to lieutenant and moved to Troop C Kirkwood effective July 1. He replaces Lt H H Schaperkotter who returns to Troop F Jefferson City. Barton has served since 1939 and led as a training school acting superintendent during Gov Donnelly term. Replacing Barton at Sedalia is Sgt E W Van Winkle from Lexington.
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Hugh H Waggoner
W. S. Barton
Sedalia
Kirkwood
H. H. Schaperkotter
Jefferson City
Barton
State Training School For Boys
Boonville
Sgt
E. W. van Winkle
Lexington
City Plans Mass Dog Vaccination to Fight Rabies
In Lebanon Missouri on June 17 city officials moved to curb rabies by vaccinating all dogs after two people were bitten by rabid squirrels since May 22. Veterinarians reported a rising rabies incidence among dogs to local officials.
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Lebanon
Polio Update From University Hospital Columbia
Miss Judith Hall fourteen of Ashland is reported improving at University Hospital of Columbia as she recovers from polio. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Hartford Hall of Ashland. Gerald Lanning eleven of Eldon has been admitted as a polio suspect with no definite diagnosis yet.
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Judith Hall
Ashland
University Hospital of Columbia
Hartford Hall
Gerald Lanning
Eldon
Car Crash Causes Fifty Dollar Damage at Jefferson Street
Police report a vehicle rolled from a parking space at 206 Marshall Street, hitting a tree after traveling about half a block. The owner, Miss Polly Bignell of Jefferson City, was issued tickets for improper parking and lacking a city route sticker.
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Marshall St
Polly Bignell
Jefferson City
Injuries Fatal to Area Farmer John W Lister Dies in Hospital
John William Lister 45 of Centertown died at St Marys Hospital from injuries suffered in a tractor mishap on June 5 when a tractor rolled and pinned him for hours. He was born November 18 1897 in Savanna Illinois and served in World War. He leaves a wife Nina Morrison a son James and daughter Mary Louise, his mother Mrs Mary Lister of Waterloo Jr four brothers and four sisters. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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John William Lister
Centertown
St. Mary's Hospital
Mr. Lister
Savanna
George Lister
Nina Morrison
Lashburn
Saskatchewan
Clyde Young
Bloomfield
East Berlin riots met by Soviet armored force
Russian armored division smashed anti Communist strikes in East Berlin, killing and wounding many, as Moscow backed martial law with 10 000 troops and 200 tanks. Casualties numbered 16 dead and 119 wounded, with hundreds more believed injured amid widespread clashes and a citywide shutdown.
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Moscow
East Berlin
Pravda
Berlin
Otto Grotewohl
Hans Vaterland
West Berlin
Lichtenrade
Ivan Go
Justice Clark Rejects Invitation to Testify
Supreme Court Justice Tom C. Clark declined a House subcommittee invitation to testify, citing a need to protect the independence of the high court. Chairman Keating said the issue should be clarified by the judiciary committee, noting Clark’s past role as attorney general.
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Justice Clark
Washington
Supreme Court
Tom C. Clark
House
Keating
Clark
High Court
Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Court to Review Execution Stay on Atom Spies
The U S Supreme Court set a special session to review the indefinite stay of execution for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, convicted atomic spies. Justice Douglas had granted the stay, but Chief Justice Vinson ordered a noon meeting to decide whether the executions at Sing Sing should proceed.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
Luce William O. Douglas
U. S. Supreme Court
Julius and
Ethel Rossenberg
Supreme Court
Douglas
Ethel Rosenberg
Vinson
High Tribunal
Wheeler D-Gat
Rosenbergs
Sing Sing
America
Soviet Russia
Doug
St Louis cab driver found guilty of 1950 doctor robbery
James Lee Montgomery, a 44 year old St Louis cab driver, was found guilty of first degree armed robbery in the October 1950 hold up of Dr George Sato and Dr Park White, despite an earlier February acquittal on a related charge. He faces seven years with an appeal planned.
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ST. Louis
James Lee Montgomery
Montgomery
Park J. White
William H. Killoren
St Louis Truck Strike Ends After Wage Upgrade
AFL truck drivers in St Louis accepted a 20 cent hourly raise in a 2 year contract retroactive to March 1, ending a 29 day strike that idle 27000 workers and halted nearly all construction. 125 drivers at 52 lumber yards will see deliveries resume tomorrow with wage growth from 1.62 to 1.82 per hour. Officials from the AFL Teamsters Union and Lumber Dealers Association brokered the deal.
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ST. Louis
AFL
AFL Teamsters Union
CAB Orders Study of Midwest Air Routes
The Civil Aeronautics Board ordered an investigation to decide if midwest air routes should shift from Braniff American and Eastern to Ozark Air Lines. Braniff serves Burlington Iowa Topeka Kansas Jefferson City Missouri Quincy Illinois and Ottumwa Iowa American serves Peoria and Springfield Illinois and Eastern serves Owensboro Kentucky.
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Midwest
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board Today
Braniff
American
Eastern Airlines
Ozark Air Lines
Burlington
Iowa
Topeka
Kas
Jefferson City
Quincy,’ Ill
Ottumwa
Peoria
Springfield
Eastern
Owensboro
Cease-fire line reportedly agreed at Panmunjom
Washington and Peiping reports say a cease-fire line has been agreed and interpreters are finalizing the armistice text. Major details remain, but a signing within a week is anticipated as the East Front’s Red offensive halts and Panmunjom staff wrap up prisoner exchange plans.
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Munsan
Washington
Peiping
Panmunjom
Panamunjom
South Korea
Choi Duk Shin
Don
Darrow
Red
38Th Parallel
Eisenhower
Syngman Rhee
U. N
ROK Move Threatens Truce Talks In Korea
The U N Prisoner Command ordered a search for 25 000 anti Communists who fled four camps igniting fears the action by South Korea Could derail Panmunjom talks. Rhee released 14 000 as civilians and chaos spreads across the countryside as delegates at Munsan assess the shift.
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Seoul
U. N
Tokyo
South Korea
U. S
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
United Nations
Munsan
Panmunjom
Rhees
South
Czechoslovakia
Rhee
Scout
Korea
Stateem
Associated Press
George McArthur
Crossing safety probe urged for St Louis rail lines
St Louis authorities say UW Circuit Attorney Edward L. Dowd will ask the Missouri Public Service Commission to order an immediate on the spot safety check of all railroad grade crossings in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Uw—Circuit
Edward L. Dowd
Missouri Public Service Commission
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