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Daily Capital News

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1947

Page

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Latin America to Get Modern U S Warships

Washington June 25 AP Secretary of the Navy Forces Star confirmed plans to furnish South American nations with modern U S warships as part of a Western Hemisphere policy of cooperation for mutual security. The Navy would substitute newer vessels for older types on an approximately equal tonnage basis. He did not specify vessel types but said ships in excess of our defenses are being prepared for transfer.

Washington Secretary of the Navy Forces Star Today U. S Navy R Department Forrestal House Foreign Affairs Committee Associated Press Marshall Latin America Nashville Phoenix Boise St. Louis Patterson

High Producers In Church Farm Herd

Brattleboro Vermont June 23 The 79 cow Holstein herd owned by Church Farm Dairy Jefferson City Missouri completed a year in the official Herd Improvement Registry. Average production was 379 pounds of butterfat and 11 368 pounds of milk with milking twice daily. The top producer was Algoas Agnes Fayne Lass 2141862 a year old cow yielding 550 pounds butterfat and 17 291 pounds of milk. Testing was supervised by the university of Missouri in cooperation with the Holstein Friesian Association.

Brattleboro Church Farm Dairy Jefferson City Holstein- Friesian Association of America Algoas Agnes Theniversity of Missouri Holstein– Friesian Association of America

Twice Widowed By Plane Crashes In Havrehill Mass

In Havrehill Massachusetts Mrs. Anthony F Walker becomes widowed twice after a plane crash that killed her 22 year old husband yesterday Also killed was Arthur C Bellmer 22 student pilot of the city Her first husband T Sergeant Berhard O Donnell was killed in a Florida crash during early war Stages Cub Scouts Picnic Thursday in McClung Park at 6 30 pm city wide potluck to end Day Camp Cub parents urged to attend and bring basket lunches Packs eat together before a championship softball game and games and awards will follow

Haverhill Mass Anthony F. Walker Arthur C. Bellmer Berhard O'Donnell Florida Cub Scouts McClung Park

Local births and visits reported from St. Mary's hospital

Infant girls born to the Jobe, Werner, and Thompson families at St. Marys hospital with addresses in Madelyn street Ashley street and Osage City. A daughter born to Jean Luebhert at 1 Capitol Avenue. Robert Ludwig and daughter Carol Dean return from California vacation visiting Vallejo and Mare Island naval service. Sally Henderson, daughter of Wayne Henderson, undergoes tonsillectomy at St. Marys. Juttemeyer and Wessel from Pueblo visit en route to Alton Illinois. Jefferson City hosts twenty four girl scouts from St L to tour. Mary Lucille Goser and Mary Martha receive treats at Executive Man. Calvert brothers recuperate after operations at St. Marys. Janet Alexander-Wood, Austalia arrival to live at 904 West McCarthur.

St. Mary’s Hospital Ralph Jobe, Jr Madelyn Street A. W. Werner East Ashley Street Edwin Thompson Osage City Robert Ludwig Carol Dean West Elm California Vallejo Naval Service Mare Island Carl Ludwig Long Beach Margaret Juttemeyer Marvin Wessel Pueblo Colo Alton Iil Juttemeyer Wessel St. L. Jefferson City Wsreen

China accuses Red obstruction over Manchurian ports

In Nanking the foreign office released a white paper charging the Soviet Union with obstructing China’s claim to Dairen and Port Arthur and criticizing Moscow for not honoring the 1945 Sino Soviet treaty. It also notes a second protest to the Russians over a border clash in Sinkiang. Meanwhile Edna Helgerson seeks a divorce from Aimes H Helgerson in Circuit Court on desertion and non-support, marriage in 1943 Kansas City.

Nanking Foreign Office Russia Soviet Union Dairen Port Arthur Moscow Sinkiang Edna Helgerson Aimes Herbert Helgerson Kansas City

31 Liberty Ships May Go To Italy

Secretary of State Marshall announced the United States plans to turn over 31 surplus American liberty ships to non Communist Italy to aid reconstruction. He said the action is unusual but aimed at rehabilitation and noted 18 ships would be handed over under pending legislation to replace Italian ships during the war.

Washington Marshall United States Italy

Cost of Living Shows A Slight Decrease

Washington June 25 AP Prices of all living essentials except rent declined 0.3 percent between mid April and mid May for the first drop since 1942. Food prices fell 0.2 percent while rents rose 0.2 percent. The Bureau of Labor Statistics set the consumer price index at 155.8 on May 15, from a 186.3 peak in mid March, with 1935–39 as normal base.

Washington Bureau Wof ‘Labor Statistics BLS

Sea Scout Eagle Rank Award for Nicky Mendell

Nicky Mendell of Sea Scout Ship 13 earned the Eagle rank at a special court of honor held at the Boy Scout Camp. The ceremony recognized Mendell for achieving the highest youth achievement in Scouting.

Nicky Mendell Sea Scout Wed

Mother's Pin Awarded for Military Rank Support

Judge Harry M Gambrel of Jackson County Court Kansas City presented the Moth ers pin to Mrs Mendell for her work in aiding him to attain his rank. Haskell Simmons, Ship ship-

Harry M.gambrel Jackson County Kansas City

Eagle necker chief presented at ceremony by Miller

The Eagle necker chief was presented in a ceremony arranged by Frank K. Miller Cole district advancement chairman. About 150 species of office are catalogued.

Per Frank K. Miller Cole District Advancement

French Foreign Legion Drops Gay Colored Uniforms

The French Foreign Legion stopped wearing its famous gay colored uniform more than 35 years ago though it remains seen in mov ing pictures. France purchased old AEF uniforms for the legion after World War I.

French Foreign Legion France Legion

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