Daily Capital News masthead and rates
Jefferson City Missouri daily newspaper masthead with publisher and editor names and Associated Press credit. Includes subscription rates by mail and carrier, 3 and 6 month plans, and town/county distinctions, plus post office filing note.
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Daily
Capital News
Capital New
Tefferson City
Missouri
Bert Goshorn
J. Kelly Pool
Absociated
Dafferson City
They Like School 2 A New York survey on 374 seventh and eighth graders
The study finds 68 percent of girls and 37 percent of boys liked school with few actively disliking it. Researchers note liking school links to better work, preference for creative activity, homework reduces interest, and teacher personality strongly influences student effort.
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New York
Youngslers
Taire
Louis Monash
National Committee For Mental Hygiene
Food a nickel a day if not particular
A MIT professor Dr Robert S Harris told a New York legislative committee that vegetable based mixtures could provide complete nutrition for 15 a year per person, less than a nickel a day. He noted some scientists may dispute animal protein needs, while urging practical trials to relieve hunger.
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United States
Russia would threaten global order with vast eastern conquests
National defense analysis argues Russia could quickly seize Western Europe and the Middle East, leveraging oil, manpower, and industry to outpace the U.S. in future war. It warns conventional war would unfold across Europe, with limited Allied success and a heavy toll, underscoring calls for permanent peace under the UN and robust atomic energy controls.
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Ray Tucker
State Marshall
Russia
Europe
Danubian Basin
Balkans
Middle East
Smarler
Moscow
G. HK
U.S
U. S
War College
Baltic
Black Sea
Germany
Stalin
Wehrmacht
Stalingrad
Berlin
Gibraltar
Suez Canal
Hitler
Japan
China
Chiang Kai- Shek
Kremlin
Saudi Arabia
India
Canada
Britain
France
Spain
Italy
United Nations
Bevin and Balch on bridges and aviation unity
Bevin calls for a bridge between East and West as a path to peace and global aviation links. Balch argues international aviation and waterways could empower the United Nations without force, reflecting postwar diplomacy ideals.
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Ernest Bevin
United Nations
Emily Greene Balch
Nebraska Church Heifer Gift Aids Europe Milk Aid
In Falls City Nebraska 33 members of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church sent a carload of purebred heifers to Central Europe to aid hungry children. The project, begun in 1945, involves church members donating cattle and funding feed and veterinary care. Calves born will be passed to other farmers, while some bull calves may be used for beef to improve regional dairy stock.
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Falls City
Neb
Europe
Little Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Here
Guernsey
Jersey
Nebraska
Reinhold M. Jensen
Zion Church
Edward Zimmerman
Henry Koenig
South Pacific
Sterling Kottich
Sessmiony
County Dairy Breeders’ Association
Nebraska Synod
The
Evangelical Church
Lecal
Family Disputes Drunks and Naughty Boys Roil City Police Beat
Weekend police blotter records show a run of family trouble and public disturbances. Reports include a wife claiming a husband took $65, drunken behavior near the highway station, a neighbor call about a domestic dispute, and youths fined for shooting firecrackers at the ball park. Officers also detained two inebriates at the jail after failing to heed orders to go home.
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Jeff
Markway
Algo i
Ball Park
Andy Schwaller
Mrs Diggs Heads to Denmark for World Alliance
Mrs Estalla Diggs of 428 Lafayette Street sails from New York on June 26 aboard the SS Marine Perch for a seven day seven Baptist World Alliance meeting in Copenhagen Denmark, with a grand tour including Genoa Haifa Nazareth Jerusalem Tel Aviv Marseille Paris Amsterdam Brussels Versailles Nice Monaco Monte Carlo and Cannes before returning August 30.
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Estalla Diggs
Lafayette Street
Duke Diggs
Jefferson City
New York City
Copenhagen
Denmark
Seventh Baptist World Alliance
World Alliance
New York
Marine Perch
Genoa
Haifa
Nazareth
Jerzcho
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Tel Aviv
Marseille
Palace Inn Sold With Other Real Estate Transfers
Real estate transfers reported to the Cole County recorder include the sale of the Palace Inn on Highway 50 at Schuberts to Clyde Williams for about 80 090 dollars. Other properties sold include a home in the 800 block of South Jackson to GC A Boggs for about 13 000 dollars, a West Main street building near Walnut to May Conway for about 4100 dollars, 15 Ferguson Place lots sold by Anna Runkle et al to James Nilges et al for about 13 000 dollars, a Hugel subdivision property on Bald Hill Road to John F Stocks for 1400 dollars, and a 119 acre farm in Russellville and Enon area from Oliver Payne to Curtis Payne for about 8000 dollars.
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Highway 50
Schuberts
Clyde Williams
Cole Recorder
Arvin Mankin
Hubert Smith
South Jackson
GC. A
Hugel
Bald Hill Road
Lawrence Huegel
John F. Stocks
Russellville
Enon
Oliver Payne
Curtis Payne
Stammas
Missouri Property Owners Association Forms National Plan
Property owners gathered at the Hotel Governor for a one day meeting to organize a national group and complete state organization. About 30 locals were formed, with B D Kershaw as chairman. The association now spans 23 states, with Missouri representatives and visitors from Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Missouri Property Owners Association
Governor
B. D. Kershaw
Kansas City
Missouri
Wallace Murphy
Tulsa
Okla
Pleads Guilty in Magistrate Court
George Schneiders of the county pleaded guilty to careless and reckless driving before Judge Foster Wheatly in Magistrate Court. He received 66 days in jail and a $5 fine plus costs, sentence suspended for future good behavior. State patrol arrested him and charging documents were filed by Prosecuting Attorney T. Riley.
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George Schneiders
Foster Wheatly
Schneiders
State Patrol
Attornes T. Riley
Floods and Tornados Kill and Disrupt in Nebraska
In Cambridge and across central Nebraska flash floods and tornadoes left at least 16 dead or missing. Nine drowned in Medicine Creek floodwaters, four more missing in Cambridge, others drowned near a highway washout. Towns like North Loup and Broken Bow suffered major damage as rail lines washed out and planes ferried passengers from highway strips.
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Cambridge
Neb
Nebraska
Medicine Creek
Here
North Loup
Broken Bow
Thomas Mitchell
George J. Porter
Ashland
Loomis
Oxford
Gothenburg
Beatrice Neb
Rotary Report on Meeting At Petit's Luncheon
Lawrence D. Jones presented a Rotary International convention report from San Francisco at the weekly luncheon. The club plans its annual barbecue next Monday at Busch's Lake for members and families, featuring officer installations and fireworks. Guests included G. M. Baird from Memphis, Earl F. Duncan of Springfield, Carl D. Uier of St. Louis, and Dr. H. F. Alves of Washington, D.C.
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Rotary International
San Francisco
Petit’s
Lawrence D. Jones
Busch's Lake
G. M. Baird
Memphis
Tenn
Earl F. Duncan
Springfield
Carl D. Uier
St. Louis
H. F. Alves
Chamber to Hear Former Senator Titus in Jefferson City
Former Senator Clifford Titus of Joplin will address Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce luncheon for 70 or more members at Hotel Missouri Tuesday at 12 15 p m Titus described as humorous and engaging he is a former Jasper senator and ex president of the Joplin Chamber now public relations director for the state Chamber He also served as a colonel and chaplain during the war.
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Clifford Titus
Joplin
Jefferson City
80 Candidates Vie For Missouri Bar Exams
Eighty candidates gathered in the House of Representatives for state bar examinations conducted by the Board of Examiners of the state association. Tests proceed through Wednesday afternoon for admission.
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Fighty
Missouri Bar
House of Representatives
Board of Examiners
State Association
Sightseers Told Not To Use River Bridge For Vantage Point
Highway crews urge visitors to avoid the river bridge on Route 54 as floodwaters rise. Traffic has grown heavy with thousands of sightseers crossing to view the Missouri River, straining efforts to keep the route open. Cull Drive and Hayselton Drive are noted as popular viewing spots.
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Missouri
Cull Drive
Haysel~ton Drive
Cub Scouts Open Day Camp at McClung Park in Wet Weather
120 Cub Scouts from eight packs gathered at McClung Park for a four day day camp from 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m led by I W Wall. Teams formed for a baseball series culminating in a Thursday championship and a Thursday evening pot luck. Attendees include scouts from Jefferson City and A W Schlumbohm. The camp runs through June 29 with another session July 6 to 11. Also noted is a report that over 2 500 gallons of cod liver oil were sent to Poland by the American Junior Red Cross in 1945 46.
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McClung Park
Cubs
I. W. Wall
Jefferson City
Grand Glaize
Lake of the Ozarks
A. W. Schlumbohm
Poland
Red Cross
Eight building permits issued by city this week
Eight building permits totaling about 8500 were granted, says City Building Inspector W. W. Stone. A residence at 826 East High Street will be remodeled into a two family apartment costing 4000, per permit by Jefferson City Baking Company. Other permits include Annie Lee Stone at 60H State Street 1000 Dr G S Kirby 530 East High Street 1000 Otto Baldwin 71 Maple Street 1000 August Hake 1317 Adams Street 200 Joseph Chaplain 1919 Monroe Street and Rosa Robinett 1140 East High Street 50.
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Ww.p. Stone
East High Street
Jefferson City Baking Company
Annie Lee Stone
State Street
Dr. G. S. Kirby
Otto Baldwin
Maple Street
August Hake
Adams Street
Joseph Chaplain
Monroe Street
Rosa Robinett
Drowns in River at Stanton Missouri
Robert Phieffer age 20 of Murphy Missouri drowned in the river at Stanton Missouri on June 23 according to AP reports. The incident involved a man from Murphy and is being investigated by local authorities.
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River Stanton
Robert Phieffer
Murphy, Mo
Body recovered after Meramec River swimming incident
Late yesterday the Missouri highway patrol reported Phieffer's body was recovered about four hours after he disappeared while swimming in the Meramec River.
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Meramec River
Missouri Highway Patrol
Phieffer
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