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Newspaper

Daily Capital News

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1954

Page

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Potter Hurls Guilty Vote in Heated Hearing

In a tense Fort Monmouth session Potter attacks both sides over the Army McCarthy clash. McCarthy plans investigations into loyalty boards and communist camps, while Mundt and others prepare different reports. The debate centers on Potter's stated stance and expected action from the subcommittee.

Potter Ft. Monmouth N. J McCarthy Loyalty Board Truman Army Mundt R-Sd Sen. McClellan D-Ark Sen. Jackson D-Wash Sen Symington Clark Clifford Stevens McCarthy Army Dirksen Dworshak Idaho Wisconsin

Former Wife of Cugat Marries Businessman

Lorraine Allen Cugat, former wife of band leader Xavier Cugat, wed Stanley Stafford in Santa Ana California on June 4. Rabbi Philip Rosenberg officiated at Temple Beth Sholom. Stafford, 31, had divorced Cugat in Los Angeles in January 1952.

Hollywood Lorraine Allen Cugat Xavier Cugat Stanley Stafford Beverly Hills Calif Santa Ana Philip Rosenberg Temple Beth Sholam Stafford Cugat Los Angeles Las Vegas Nev Abbe Lane Miami Fla

Charge for Allowing 5 Year Old Son to Drive

Clyde North Carolina. Elmer Roosevelt Mason 30 will be tried July 12 on a charge of letting an unlicensed minor drive his car. State Patrolman W R Wooden said he saw the Mason car at about 30 mph with a driver who looked young. Mason said his son is capable and helps on a farm. The boy is 5.

Clyde N.C Elmer Roosevelt Mason W. R. Wooden Mason

Can't Find Sufficient Tuxedoes in Stillwater

Formal events scheduled for Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie at Oklahoma A&M tomorrow have caused a run on local tuxedo rentals. Oklahomans, unused to formal wear, are renting outfits for the first reigning monarch to visit the state, with many traveling to Oklahoma City for attire.

Stillwater Okla Haile Selassie Oklahoma A&m

Recommends Woman For Bates City Post

Washington representative Hillelson has recommended Mrs. Imogene Grossheid er for appointment as postmaster at Bates City Missouri. He says she is the only candidate certified as eligible by the Civil Service Commission and currently acts as postmaster.

Washington Hillelson R-Mo Post Office Department Imogene Grossheider Bates City Civil Service Commission

Man files $300,000 suit over tobacco lung cancer

ST. LOUIS June 17 Irac Lowe of Festus Mo says his lung cancer was caused by heavy cigarette smoking and files a 300000 damages suit against R J Reynolds Tobacco Co and St Louis Market in circuit court. He had withdrawn a similar $250,000 suit against Reynolds and other firms in federal court yesterday without prejudice.

ST. Louis t—Irac Lowe Festus R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co St Louis Reynolds

Drowning of Billy Joe Williams at Lake Dutcher

In Centralia Missouri on June 17 Billy Joe Williams aged 17 drowned while swimming with two friends at Lake Dutcher about one mile east of town. He disappeared around 3:45 p.m. and his body was recovered around 4:30 p.m. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Orion Williams.

Centralia Billy Joe Williams Orion Williams Lake Dutcher Here

Air Force B26 Crashes Near Hiroshima Killing One

A U S air force B26 crashed and burned sixty five miles northwest of Hiroshima killing one of four crewmen. The three remaining crew members parachuted to safety, with no names released.

Tokyo Air Force Hiroshima

Ten year old drowns near Des Peres river mouth

St Louis May 17 Lloyd Lindsey ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Ernest F Lindsey of Lemay fell sixty feet from an iron pipe over the Des Peres and apparently drowned. The body was recovered by the U S Coast Guard about half an hour later as police describe him playing with a brother and two other boys at the time of the accident.

ST. Louis Lloyd Lindsey River Des Peres Mississine U.S. Coast Guard Lindsey Ernest F. Lindsey Lemay

Missourian Dies In Jet Plane Crash

GREAT FALLS A F94C interceptor jet carrying 24 live rockets crashed during a training flight between Highwood and Waltham Montana. Pilot Robert E. Durham 26 Deer River Minnesota and radar observer 1st Lt. Bobbie C Franks 24 Elmer Missouri were killed. The crash left a 10 foot deep hole. both victims were married with widows in Great Falls.

Great Falls Great Falls Air Force Base Robert E. Durham Deer River Minn Bobbie C. Franks Elmer, Mo Montana Highwood Waltham

Mendes-France Voted In As New French Premier

Paris reports Pierre Mendes-France, age 47, elected France's new premier by a wide margin. The Radical Socialist pledged to end Indochina fighting and said he would resign if a Communist vote was needed to reach a majority.

Paris Pierre Mendes Red Mendes-France Indochina

Air Conditioner Deal Backfires in Chicago

Paul Greenfield told police he was swindled by three men after paying 680 dollars for an air conditioner they promised to source wholesale. He met them in a tavern and was led to a Northwest Side garage to collect the unit, but no machine existed.

Chicago Paul Greenfield Greenfield Matthew Parypinski Parypinski

MoPac cuts feared impact on service and florists

California florist Thurman Hall warned a MoPac service cut could delay and damage flowers from Florida and New York. Missouri Pacific officials testified savings of 450 000 to 600 000 may come from cutting two trains, citing higher costs and reduced passenger and mail business. A transfer of radio station control in Missouri was approved by the FCC, moving KDKD Clinton to Segal and KOKO Warrensburg to the Bakers.

Terminal ‘Association Washington Union Station St. Louis Communications Commission Alot KDKD Clinton Lee E Jeanne G Baker David M. Segal KOKO Warrensburg Bakers

Union Station Service Cut May Hit Employees

City Council heard weeks ago that St Louis Union Station could trigger layoffs. Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen members urged protest, but none testified yesterday as witnesses.

St Louis Union Station Brotherhood’ of Rail Way

Red China Assigns Envoy to Britain

London reports Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons that Red China has assigned a chargé d affaires and diplomatic staff to Britain. Officials say this clears the way for a future ambassadorial exchange and full diplomatic relations, following Mao Tse-tung era moves and Eden’s Geneva request.

London Churchill House of Commons China Britain É Churchill Peiping Mao Tze-tung Anthony Eden

Med Building Project Advances in Jefferson City

Demolition of two brick residences in the 300 block of East High Street marks the start of a three story Medical Arts Building. James C. Patrick, former Jefferson City Chamber official and association manager, says the $200000 project will house at least 10 physicians with offices from 650 to 1500 square feet each. The Roy Scheperle Construction Co handles the demolitions and the ground floor will include a lab, X-ray lab, drug store and possibly a cafe.

Medical Arts E. High St. James C. Patrick Vista Rd Jefferson City Num Patrick Pat- Tick

Casual Conversation Leads to Vitamin Pills

Kansas City police recount a casual talk with a Baltimore drug firm salesman that led to 50,000 vitamin B complex pills arriving in three 5 gallon drums. Patrolman Jack Eskridge plans to offer the pills to children's homes for needy youngsters.

Kansas City Kan Jack Eskridge Baltimore Eskridge

Selznick Plans War and Peace Film Project

David O Selznick announced a return to cinema to produce a film version of Tolstoys War And Peace He compares the epic to Gone With The Wind and aims for a similar scope His recent release was Duel In The Sun starring Jennifer Jones in 1946

Hollywood David O. Selznick Tolstoy Selznick Jennifer Jones

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Lincoln

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