Reburial Here For Bernard Holzer
The body of staff sergeant Bernard Holzer son of Mr and Mrs Joe Holzer Highway 34 south will arrive for reburial Thursday Holzer was killed in action August 23 1952 near Saint LaFrance while serving with the army Born at Henley November 41 1921 Holzer is survived by his wife and daughter Rebecca his parents three brothers Frank Sylvester and Leo and three sisters Mrs Elizabeth John Tulsa Oklahoma Mrs Majillide Kuiethermes Hillsboro and Lucy of the home
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Joe Holzer
Holzer
St. la France
Army
Henley
Rebecca
Adgution
Frank
Sylvester
Leo
Jefferson City
Elizabeth John
Tulsa
Okla
Majillide Kuiethermes
Hillsboro
Lucy
Walnuts urged for Cole county spring planting drive
The Cole County Chapter of the Conservation Federation of Missouri through its forestry committee launches a spring tree planting program urging residents to plant black walnut nuts. Rural schools, urban clubs, and the Jefferson City Country Club join in the effort as 8000 stratified black walnuts are distributed to county schools. Planting guidance covers soil, spacing, and protection from squirrels.
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Cole County
The
Conservation Federation of
Maouri
Ted
Federation
Uduban* Society
Jefferson City Country Club
Missouri Conservation Commiss
Ade Sealis
Missouri
Michigan Republicans hold key offices in spring election
Michigan Republicans retained control of the governor's advisory cabinet and key state posts, defeating a CIO bid to strengthen labor influence. With most precincts reporting, GOP margins secured the state highway commission, state superintendent of public instruction, and board seats, while Democrats claimed a narrow edge for two state Supreme Court seats.
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Michigan
Tast
CIO
GOP
Instructio
State Administrative Board
Democrativ
G. Mennen Willams
Cabnet
Reputicans
University of ‘Michigan Board of Regents
State Board of Agriculture
State Board of Education
State Supreme Court
Charles MM. Ziegler
John H. McCarthy
Ziegler
Lee M. Thurston
E. Burr Sherwood
Public
Istruciol
Air Force orders 36 B-36 and 5 B-47 bombers
The Air Force announced plans for 36 additional B-36 long range bombers and five more B-47 high speed jet bombers. It also conceived an order for 43 B-54 four engined bombers, diverting funds to the new orders. The B-36 is six engine powered and desired for long range, while the B-47 holds the transcontinental speed record with jets.
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Washington
Air Force
Consolidated- Vultee
Boeing
Robbery Probe Yields Cash Stolen From Hammer Home
Albany Missouri April 3 AP Sheriff Everett Bowans says investigators found about 5700 in pink currency at the home of the late Miss Mary Hammer 83. Three men are under arrest charged with taking jewelry from a dwelling and plan to question suspects further.
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Albany
Everett Bowsans
Mary Hammer
Sherif Pownan
Death Toll Mounts In Illinois Hospital Fire
Eyewitnesses described panic as flames erupted in a hospital building. A 30 year old helper recounted rescuing about a dozen patients from first and second floor windows while sobbing relatives searched for loved ones amid smoke and chaos. An emergency hospital was set up as dawn broke and nun volunteers aided patients at Belleville Decatur Centralia and Litch locations.
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Buddy Meyers
Conat Belleville
Decaturid
Centralia
Litch
Epfingham
Melba
Bret
Buyselle
Russian Protest On Pact Widens Across Europe
Moscow denounces the North Atlantic Treaty as an aggressive alliance and says Russia will not reveal retaliation plans. The Moscow press portrays Washington’s pact as inviting further blocs while extending coverage to Norway, Denmark, Italy, Sweden, and beyond.
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Russia
Moscow
Washington
Sterday
United States
Norway
Denmark
Italy
Neo Front Io
Eyewitness recounts hospital fire and tragic deaths
An eyewitness describes a deadly hospital fire with people jumping from upper floors in Eppingham. The account details flames, rescue attempts, and the shock felt by the community, mentioning local residents, hospital victims, and emergency responders.
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R. Granni
Civil Aesonay Asstuarion
March Police Reports Show 112 Arrests and Varied Calls
The March report lists 112 arrests with drunkenness and peace disturbance leading. Among others: 16 drunks, 7 peace disturbances, 1 non-support, 4 fights, 4 thefts, 1 indecent conduct, 1 routine investigation, 1 vagrant, 1 New York warrant for abandonment, and 1 mental case sent to a veterans hospital in Little Rock. Traffic notes include 4 careless driving tickets, 3 speeding, 2 for stop signs, 1 for new parking zone, and 2 lane violations. Additional investigations cover 14 disturbances, 4 prowlers, 2 deaths, 9 fisticuffs, 5 stolen cars (3 recovered), 20 family arguments, burglar alarms, dumping trash, and other calls including a shooting, animal issues, and a deer turned over to the state. There were 26 escorts, 30 fire calls, and 12 investigative apt calls.
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Veteran's Hospital
Little Rock
State Conservation Commission
Highway 5
Henry Verhoff Dies At Hospital In Jefferson
Henry Verhoff, a well known Argyle farmer, died early today in Starys Hospital Jefferson after a three month illness from a heart attack. Born September 3, 1898 at St Elizabeth Missouri, he married Margaret Olelschlaeter and left ten children, two sisters, two brothers, and four grandchildren. Surviving children include Harold Charles Anna and Mrs Marcella Schwarze of Argyle Edwin Herbert Clarence and Olga of St Louis Zena Clayton and Connie Siphalia. Surviving brothers are Conrad Argyle and William St Elizabeth and sisters Mrs John Brogmeyer Thomas and Mrs Anton Rinkemeier of Argyle.
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Argyle Farmler
Starys Hospital
Jefferson
Anna
Marcella
Schwarze
Argine
Edwin
Herbert
Clarence
Olga
St. Louis
Zena
Clayton
Connie
Siphalia
Verhoff
Conrad
Argyle
William
St. Elizabeth
John Brogmeyer
Thomas
Anton Rinkemeier
Jamestown Man John Zahler Dies at 68
John Zahler, 68, a Jamestown business leader and longtime resident, was found dead at his home yesterday afternoon likely from a heart attack. He led local firms including a feed store and a general store, married Sophie Less who died in 1938, and is survived by four children and six grandchildren. He was active in the Masonic lodge and eastern star chapters.
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John Zahler
Zahler
Tews Peogle
Abraham Zahler
Sophie Less
Fisheheg
Chicago
Berry
Cyrus
St. Louis
Garth Stoerker
Manchester
Zaher
Munsonic Lodge
Ezra Counci
Jefferson City
Eastern Star
Mrs. John J. Leslie Dies Unexpectedly
Mrs John J Leslie dies unexpectedly in Benkler City. She was a native of Jefferson City and survived by a daughter and a son. The obituary notes illness but does not list full details or additional relatives.
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John J. Leslie
Benkler City
Jan
John G. Leslie
J J. Leslie
Jefferson City
Leslie
John Kelly
President of Cook Paint Company Dies in Miami
Charles R. Cook, board chairman and founder of the Cook Paint and Varnish Company, died in Miami on Saturday from complications related to illness. The Kansas City originator built a nationally known paint business and led the firm from its small beginnings to prominence. The company will close its store tomorrow afternoon in his memory.
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Cook Aiwit and Varnish Company
Charles R. Cook
Organiza- 2
Ruowr Paint Company
Kansas City
Miami
Fla
Hesity
Nash Follows In Price Reduction
Nash Kemlater Corp cuts prices by 20 to 120 on its two car series effective midnight. Following Ford and others Kaiser Frazer Willys Overland and General Motors had reduced prices in prior weeks. Decline attributed to materials costs production and volume factors. Ford of Canada also announces light price cuts on passenger models.
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Nash- Kemlater Corp
Ford
Kaiser— Frazer
Willys-Overland
General Motors
Canada
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