Ashland Baptist Vacation Bible School closes with 3155 enrollment
Ashland June 25 Special The Baptist Vacation Bible School closed with a program. Enrollment reached 3155 with 23 faculty members and 132 pupils. A Friday picnic on the Masonic Hall lawn featured department displays and student handiwork including what not shelves, aprons, and candle lighting skits.
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Ashland
Baptist Vacation Bible School
Masonic Hall
Eleworth Wilcoxon
Mitchel Martin
Clayifel Sapp
Baptist
Southern Bapilist Convention
Anti Reds Set Up Headquarters
A Guatemala City raid disrupted the capital as planes attacked twice around 2 p.m. Heavy explosions and antiaircraft fire frightened residents who watched from rooftops while merchants secured storefronts. The national palace appeared undamaged, marking the first raid in two days after earlier single-plane attacks.
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Associated Press
Jack Rutledge
Guatemala City
Rutledge
Tron
National Palace
Local Man Sentenced For Careless Driving
Robert Franklin Hayes of 409 Mulberry Street was fined 25 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail for careless and reckless driving. He was arrested early on West Main Street, marking his second traffic violation in 30 days. Judge Foster S. Wheatley presided in Judge Schwaller’s absence.
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Robert Franklin
Hayes
Mulberry St
West Main Street
Foster S. Wheatly
Andrew Schwaller
Springfield Man to Be Sworn in as Marshal
Springfield, Missouri, Dennis scheduled to be sworn in as U S marshal for the western district next Thursday after Senate confirmation on June 8. He will succeed William B. Tatman who was appointed to fill the term of the late Fred Ed Crump is ill at the home of his son and daughter-in-law.
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Kansas City
Burke Dennis
Springfield
Missouri
Dennis
Senate
Jwil
William B. Tatman
Crump
Fred
Canfil
Dramatic Star Across and Down Puzzle Clues
A mixed list of crossword style clues and partial entries. Readable items include names like Helen and phrases such as Lady of the Theater, with numerous numeric and wordplay hints across and down. The irregular text suggests a puzzle page fragment with scattered definitions and answers.
Deaths: Hol. Leonard 62 Dies at Home Here
Herbert H. Leonard 62 of 2001 Wayne Ave died at his home at 7 30 p m yesterday after a heart attack He had been under a physician s care for some time Born July 12 1891 in Teb ibeits community Callaway County he was the son of the late Harvey G and Alice Leonard He married Albertha Adkison February 22 1920 who survives They also leave two children Dorris G Leonard and Mrs D L Byron of Perry Village Kan A third child Miss Eleanor Leonard died in an auto accident here December 9 1941 Leonard was a mail carrier for many years at the Holts Summit post office later transferred to Jefferson City and served briefly as a postal carrier He worked 30 years as traveling adjustor for State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co Bloomington MI He retired May 1 because of his heart condition He belonged to the Methodist Church Men s Club Angler Sunday School Class and New Bloomfield Masonic Lodge Surviving relatives include four grandchildren four sisters and one brother Funeral services will be Monday morning with Rev D Russell Lytle officiating Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery Time for service not set.
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Herbert H. Leonard
Wayne Aveé
Tebibeits
Callaway County
Harvey G
Alice Leonard
Albertha Adkison
Dorris
G. Leonard
Jof Ferguson
D. L. Byron
Perry” Village
Kan. A
Eleanor’ Leonard
Jefferson City
State Farm
Mu‘tual ‘Automobile
Insurance Co
Bloomington
Methodists Church
New Bloomfield
Ma ‘Sonic Lodge
J.T. Sanders
W. E. Loehr
W. P. Hall
W. E. Sitton
Aubrey Leonard
St. Louis
D. Russell] Lytle
Riverview Cemetery
California Educator Grace Haas Dies at 68
Grace Haas, 68, died in California of a heart ailment after a period of poor health. She taught at St. Joseph and Stanberry for 16 years, held degrees from Central Missouri State College Warrensburg and the University of Missouri, and studied at Columbia University. She was a member of First Baptist Church California and PEO. Survivors include stepson Albert Hals of Kansas City and foster brother Edwin P. Hedge Rolla. Funeral and burial arranged in California.
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California
Grace Haas
Pisantes
John B
Misnake
Hodge
Ais
Haas
Isaac Haas
Stanberry
St. Joseph
Central
Masonic
William R. Meyer Jr Dies at Norborne Mo
The four year old William FR Meyer Jr son of Mr and Mrs William R Meyer Sr of Norborne Missouri died Thursday at Norborne after about two months illness Death attributed to lymphosarcoma He survived by two sisters Elizabeth Ann and Claraj Marie paternal grandparents Dr and Mrs L A T Meyer and maternal grandparents Funeral arrangements are incomplete Born March 31 1950
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William FR. Meyer Jr
Wiliam R. Meyer Sr
Norborne
L. A. T. Meyer
W. Main St
Elizabeth Ann
Claraj ‘Marie
Market Vision Mixed As Rates, Supports Debate Lingers
New York June 254 stock market shows moderate profit taking and an uneven start. House Agriculture Committee backs a one year extension of price supports with shifts toward flexible policy, while administration-friendly adjustments aim to salvage the farm bill in upcoming floor action.
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Financial
New York
Washington
House Agriculture Committees
Atj
Kew
Eisenhower
Benson
Four Convicted In Payoff Case Involving Lawrence Callanan
Lawrence Callanan and four others face conviction in a Missouri case over alleged $28,000 payoffs linked to the Sinclair Pipeline project. The jury weighed testimony from Burden and Callanan disputing a May 16, 1952 Jefferson Hotel meeting. Judge Hulen urged jurors to assess motives as to truthfulness. defense argues no evidence of cash or checks received. Other defendants are St. Louis residents. witnesses include Morris Shenker for the defense.
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Bur- Iden
Callanan
Jefferson Hotel
Thomas
St. Louis
Hulen
Burdenland Callanan
Bur Iden
Intermissouri
Fund Made Available For St. Louis Plaza
Washington says more than four million dollars were made available for the St. Louis plaza memorial project. The Housing and Home Finance Agency approved a loan of 4,055,775 dollars and a grant of 1,334,679 dollars to help remove blighted areas in downtown St. Louis and repay part of the loan.
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Washington U
Lewis
Housing and Home Finance Agency
St. Louis
Woman Dies After Tractor Hit by Train in Missouri
A 50 year old woman, Mrs. Clarence W. Moody, died when her tractor was struck by a freight train on the Moody farm near the Missouri line east of Fort Scott Kansas. She left behind a husband and two daughters. The accident occurred as she drove to a cornfield while crossing the MK T tracks. The report notes the incident happened yesterday.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Clarence W. Moody
Missouri
Here
Gulf Oil Plans Bulk Plant Here
Gulf Oil confirms plans to build a bulk plant in Jefferson City through A M Gooch district manager. Details remain unavailable but the Chamber of Commerce groups expect formal announcements soon.
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Gulf Oil Plans
Mrs Potter in Critical Condition in San Marino
Mrs James A Potter, Jefferson City lawyer, was reported in critical condition yesterday at San Marino California where she has stayed the last three months with her daughter. Potter has been at San Marino the past 10 days.
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James A. Potter
San Marino
Calif
Potter
Jefferson City Lawswer
Two FHA Officials Suspended Amid Irregularity Probe
Washington June 2003 two veteran Federal Housing Administration officials were suspended for serious irregularities as part of a broader agency shakeup begun last April James E Hicks regional director for ten southeastern states and Puerto Rico and Andrew Frost Albuquerque New Mexico assistant state director for New Mexico declined comment awaiting charges details Housing Administrator Albert M Cole ordered suspensions based on information from William F McKenna who is leading a special FHA investigation McKenna will testify at the Senate Banking Committee hearings Monday Capehart said preliminary inquiries already stirred concern among builders and housing officials as the Eisenhower era scandal over Guy T O Hollyday l casts its shadow over FHA operations.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
James E. Hicks
Southeastern
Puerto Rico
Andrew Frost
Albuquerique
iCapehart
R-Ind
Truman Honored As Outstanding Civic Leader In Kansas City
Former President Harry S. Truman was awarded a plaque recognizing him as the outstanding civic leader of Kansas City. The presentation occurred today at a state convention ceremony, marking a high honor in local public service.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Fraternal Order honors late President with plaque
The Fraternal Order of Elegies presents a plaque to the family in honor of the former President who is convalescing after an emergency operation at a local hospital. J Vivian Truman, brother of the President, accepted the tribute on his behalf.
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Vention
Fraternal Order of Elegies
Truman
J. Vivian ‘Truman
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Charleen Winkler
Lucy Rippeto
Charles Winkler
Kathy
St.Louis
Wiley’ 'Tremain
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Orville Tremain
Josh Steelman
Joe Reeder
Norfolk, Va
Pvt
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James E
Bill Steffan
Alrs. Duggan
Crestview
Fla
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Crest
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Wilson
Aee
Dorsey Nichols
Boone County Hospital
Pic
Monte. Davidson
Boston
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Claud Davidson
Mount, Pleasant
Marie Junge
Southern
Boone County, RI
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Homer DeLong
Slater
Mer
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Rosemary
New Franklin
Reed Snoderly
Sterling Burkett
Near
Robert Martin
Pie
Stanley Martin
Korea
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South Pacific
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Dud' Crump
Wallace Johnson
Johnnie
Sam. Johnson
Shirley Russell
Norman Miller
Sedalia
Sam Johnson
Sammie Rippeto
Oregon
Laramie
Goshen
Primitive Baptist Church
Wilton
Nora Fort ‘Bis
Artie ‘Crump
Harvey Rip‘peto
Columbia
Ella Sapp
Virgil Spry
Harrisburg
Joe Sapp
Rexford Crane
Glenn Fishter
Wilena Garrett
Eula Pauley
Mrs. James
Estes
Deer Park
John Wilson, Wilson
Lloyd . Wilson
Jimmie and
Wayner Wilson
Willie Pauley
Zinna Nichols
Nichols
Ashland Lions Club
Page R. Pendleton
Anti-Reds
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Seaport
Deep Gorge
Aincan
Ine Ts
Hol. Leonard
William R. Meyer Jr
Norborne, Mo
Hope
R-Kan
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Goodyear
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United Aircraft
Ze‘nith
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Meunys
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USDA
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Bad & Ohio
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Houghton
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Taeee
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Incorp
Sthee
Seeewe
Lawrence Callanan
St. Louis Plaza
FYC
Robert T. Secrest D. Ohn
Federal Trade Commission
Secrest
Virginia
Albert AL Carretla
Washington Police
Curtis
Jefferson
Gene Gosch
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
iGosch
A. M. Gooch
Gulf Oil Co
Armco Drainage & Metal Products Corp
Middletown
Ohio
American Rolling, Mills Corp
A. T. Becker
Industrial Avenue
ARMCO
Gosch
Dallas
Jhine
Continental Dixie Line
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
SS Star Gazer
Clay R Pollan
Aries Mas
Vara
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Ley
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FHA
J. Bernard Schwieder
Broadway
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Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation of
Washington, D. C
City National Savings & Loan Association
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Midwest Auto Stores
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Finance Company
Pretta Os
Ind
Schnider’s Mens Weer
High ST
Cor
Madison
L. E. Terry
YES
Southside Barber & Beauty Shop
West Dunklin
Esse A
Wiedows
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