Leaves for Madrid Spain to Visit Engineer Husband
Mrs. Oliver Johnson and four children flew from Culver City California to Kansas City for a weekend with Emil Carpenter. Two boys joined relatives in Prairie Home while Greg Johnson, an honor student, recently graduated Culver City Junior High. Jeanne Lachner attends Methodist Youth Fellowship Camp. Various visits and reunions are noted among families in Culver City, Kirkwood, Boonville, Springfield and Olean se. The Otterville Eastern Star presented friendship tokens at a Prairie Home meeting and Edith Bodamer becomes acting matron after Phyllis Critz moved to Sheldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie’ Home
Oliver Johnson
Culver City
Calif
Kansas City
Emil Carpenter
Carpenters
Greg
Charles
J. G. Poindexter
R. W., Lacy, Jr
Madrid
Spain
Army Air
Lutetia Byler
Greg Johnson
Culver City Junior High School
Otterville Order of Eastern Star
Prairie Home Chapter
Otterville
Prairie Home
Edith Bodamer
Phyllis Critz
Sheldon
Suspend 2 Officers on St. Louis Force
The Board of Police Commissioners suspended two officers for neglect of duty and filing a false report about a shooting involving traffic violator Robert H Moore known as Hot Rad. Officers Set. Joan Mays and Cpl. Lester Ficke claimed Moore and John N. Connor exchanged shots with cap pistols before tavern patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Board of Police Commissioners
Robert H
Moore
Mays
Ficke
State Organization Holds 54th Meeting at Lincoln Univ
Approximately 100 persons representing women organizations throughout Missouri attend the 54th annual convention of the Missouri State Association of Colored Women at Lincoln University. Dr. Sherman D. Scruggs, president of the University, hosts the meeting. The convention theme is Are We Widening Our Horizon in Thinking, Planning and Acting. Mrs Christina D Richards Sedalia is president of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Missouri State Association of Colored Women
Lincoln University
Sherman D. Scruggs
Christina D. Richards
Sedalia
Top Reception Planned for Chou En-lai in New Delhi
June 25 New Delhi India Premier Nehru to greet Chou En-lai on arrival for talks on Asian problems. Official dispatch says Chou will visit Taj Mahal and Rajghat cremation site with ample time for Nehru-Chou discussions plus social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
China
Chou
Lai
Taj Mahal
Nehru
Rajghat
Mohandas Grandhi
Nehru-Chou
Youth Injured In Blast In St Louis
A 15 year old boy, Stanley Pozaric, suffered serious injuries when a jar containing chemicals exploded in his pants pocket. He was taken to City Hospital with a badly injured leg. His mother said he dreams of becoming a chemist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Bor
Stanley Pozaric
City Hospital
Nicholas Pozaric
Churchill Heads to Washington for Talks With Ike
London reports Churchill sails to Washington for weekend talks with President Eisenhower on containing communism without triggering atomic war. The 79 year old premier waves to cheering crowds at Heathrow, accompanied by a smiling Foreign Secretary Eden despite recent tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Churchill
Washington
Eisenhower
Winnie
Anthony Eden
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Ike Price Prop Plan Faces Senate Battle in 1955
The 1955 Benson cutback plan would limit acreage for summer fallow crop rotation to the national wheat average, with farmers potentially losing up to 50 percent of their land. Hope says this protects those in the category while paring now 90 percent parity to 75 90 percent. The administration’s flexible-support plan faces House and Senate opposition. a two-year extension could invite a presidential veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Hope
R-Kan
Senate Committee
Sen. Hamiphirey
Young
Thye
Senate
Congress
Eisenhower
Mrs Hobby Urges Senate to Extend Social Security Coverage
Mrs Hobby urged the Senate Finance Committee to reverse the House vote and bring 150000 medical doctors under social security. She cited universal coverage and rising living costs as gaps, while noting the plan would add about 15 million people to the program and raise benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hobby
Senate
House
E House
Ways and Means ‘Committee
Amerian Medical Assn
Eisenhower
Senate Finance Committee
Trial of AFL Leaders Heads to Jury Today
The five AFL leaders accused of labor racketeering face a federal jury after final arguments. Key testimony included a contractor's payoff agreement with Lawrence Callanan and payments totaling 11 452 dollars on dummy invoices to fund alleged extortion on Missouri pipeline jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
AFL
Rubey M. Hulens
Lawrence L
Larry) Callanan
Oscar R. Burden
Tulsa
Okla
Callanan
Steamfitters
Burden
Missouri
Carl ‘J. (Dutch) Bianchi
L. A. Thompson
Potashnick
Rapped Governor Over Hoffman Case Handling
Newark June 24 Ada Hoffman Leonard sharply accused Gov. Meyner of dancing on the grave of former Gov. Harold Hoffman and betraying her by how he handled the case. She read a statement at a news conference after submitting an affidavit asserting Daddy admitted embezzling 300000. She said Meyner promised a discreet quiet treatment of the default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Nut
Ada Hoffman
Leonard
Robert’ B. Meyner
Harold Hoffman
Jshe
Meyner
Gov. Meyner
Daddy
Crippa Named Senator for Remaining Hunt Term
Cheyenne Wyoming June 24 D. Ted Crippa a 55 year old Rock Springs banker was appointed U S senator for the remaining six months of the late Senator Hunt s D Wy o term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crippa
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ted) Crippa
Rock Springs
U.S
Sen. Hunt
First Steps Toward Troop Pullout in Indochina
Geneva report notes Laotian and Cambodian commissions on foreign troop withdrawal meet at Palace of Nations. Ngon Sananikone and Qurot R. Souvannavong join French and Vietminh officers as special military commission works on Laos and Cambodia issues. Both panels to report by July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Vietminh
Laos
Camibodia
Ngon Sananikone
Phouj Sananikone
Qurot R. Souvannavong
United States
Palace of Nations
Cambodia
Three Drivers Fined $15 in Magistrate Court Action
Three drivers were fined a total of 15 dollars yesterday in Magistrate Court by Judge Foster. Wheatly Hobart F. Dahler and Louis Burke Coale of California each paid 5 dollars for operating a local commercial motor vehicle beyond the licensed area. Ronnie Edmondson of Star Route Cassville was fined 5 dollars for the same offense, and Cassville was fined 5 dollars for careless and reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatly
Foster
Hobart F. Dahler
Louis [Burke Coale
California
Ronnie Edmondson
Star Route
Cassville
Truman Improves After Gall Bladder and Appendix Surgery
Kansas City reports former President Truman is improved after a restless night. Dr. Wallace Graham said Truman felt better this afternoon following an emergency operation for gallbladder and appendix removal last Sunday morning at Research Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Kansas City
Harry
Wallaee Graham
Research Hospital
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Methodist
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Fayetteville, Ark
Youth Fellowship
Robert Young
Nancy
Eric
Julie Hogan
Kirkwood
R. W. Lacy Sr
R. W. Lacy Jr
Warrensburg C.M.S.C
George Stemmons
Roger Williams
Glenview
Jimmy Beddil
Calumet City
Mrs
Carl Rahn
Houston Schilb
Dorsey Morris
Boonville
Buddy Boddamer
Jefferson City
Leo Meyer
A. W. Bodamer
Carl Bodamer
Henry Bodamer
Bill Bodamer
Oleanse
Ike
N.J
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Doan
Timely
Schnider’s
Men’s Wear “Clothing Corner
High & Madison
Richard Hudnut
Forviews
Deleeg
T.M
Vitalis
Dorful
Imperial Cleaner
McKesson
Mexesson
Sessamin
Alan Bug
Lers
General Electric
Snede Mort — the Kerdott Co
Colgate
Joe G. Downs
Madison
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