Narcotics Bills Ready for Next State Assembly
Missouri lawmakers push 11 bills to modernize narcotics laws. A major measure tightens barbiturate controls requiring physician prescriptions and stock records with state inspections. Marijuana added. drugs and paraphernalia may be seized without warrants. A padlock law to close premises used by addicts is proposed. officials urge higher penalties to secure convictions.
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Richard J. Chamier
Unhappy Fan Letter Delays Visit Amid Festival Plans
A Jefferson City girl laments an upcoming Benson visit tied to Lions Club fireworks on July 2, preferring the date July 11. Ann Settle writes via KWOS and News-Tribune broadcast channels asking Bobby Benson to wait till July 11, while expressing disappointment over the festival date and radio schedule. The letter references camp plans and a desire to attend the event, highlighting local civic and media context.
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CIO Maps Plans To Move Sreel CIO Maps Plans To Move Sreel
The fragment notes labor strife with USW support for hardship cases and looming furloughs in allied industries as the steel strike persists. It references India's ancient Code of Manu and mentions barbed or poison arrows and a foe surrendering arms, reflecting discord and conflict context.
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India
Eagles Hold 44th State Convention in Capital City
More than 1,000 from 23 Missouri areas attended the Fraternal Order of Eagles state convention in the Capital City. Delegates numbered 80 with visitors and wives making up the rest. events included a business session, a dance, and an annual banquet with Gov Forrest Smith as speaker. Topics covered youth guidance, child health, Damon Runyon Cancer Fund aid, and the Eagles Memorial. A foundation assists medical needs and college educations for children of Eagle members who died serving in the armed forces.
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Missouri
Order of the Eagles
Eagles Club
Highway 50 West
Selinger Centre
Forrest Smith
Damon Runyon
Fire Strikes LA Chicken House at Lincoln University Farm
A two story chicken house on the Lincoln University Farm grounds burned, killing an estimated 500 hens and destroying 90 dozen eggs. Total loss estimated at 11 000 dollars. Fire started possibly from defective wiring. lights kept on overnight. Building located at the southern end of Chestnut Street had a 900 hen capacity. No injuries reported.
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Lester Luther
Joseph J. Schedel
Elmore
Ohio
Dollte
Jd. N. Freeman
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Luther
Faross
Millar
Lopes Wiring
Dolite
Pearson Assailant Pleads Not Guilty in Airport Hearing
Charles Patrick Clark pleaded not guilty to assault charges after tossing a punch at columnist Drew Pearson in the Mayflower Hotel lobby. He was released on personal bond with a July 3 hearing set in police court.
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Drew" Pearson
Mayflower
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Clark
Jefferson
Paul J. Rodgers
Ozark
Airlines
Rodgers
St. Louis
Kiwanis
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