Missouri weekend auto crashes claim ten lives
Ten people died and several were injured in eight Missouri accidents over the weekend. Fatalities include Willian Abernathy of Neosho and Vera Scroggins of Joplin in a pole crash near Joplin, and others in Carrollton, West Plains, Climax Springs, and Chillicothe. Additional deaths followed crashes near Cuba and Belton, with multiple injuries reported among drivers and passengers.
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Missouri
Joplin
Willian Abernathy
Neosho
Mias Vera Scroggins
Donald Martin
Clyde Gailey
Rudy Bland
Carrollton
Hiis
Highway Patrol
John Clousterman
Waverly
Carl Esshenbach
Floyd Harilton
Norborne
Clousterman
Brice Spencer
Preston
Climax Springs
Spencer
Chauncy Wry
Mary Johnson
Cuba
Billy Mayo
St. Louis
Albert E. Meyer
Meyer
Fulton Couple Married Sunday in Fulton
Mrs Rama Parsons became the bride of Crawford Harris at 6 p m yesterday at the groom s mother s home Mrs T C Harris The Rev Siuard Currie read the ceremony The bride wore a navy blue silk coat dress with flamingo accessories Her attendant was her daughter Jacqulyn Parsons Best man was John C Harris A bridal supper followed They will be at home after their honeymoon at All West Seventh street Fulton
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Mrs. Harvis
All West Seventh Street
Fulton
Daughter of Franco Marries Madrid Physician in Elopement Style
Carmen Franco Polo wed 29 year old Christobal Martinez y Bordin Marquis De Villaverde in Madrid. Archbishop Pier Deniel officiated as Spain’s ruler’s daughter joined to aristocrat in a ceremony described as Spain’s closest thing to a royal wedding since 1906.
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Spain
Francisco Franco
Carmen
Thel Margulis de Villaverde
Carmen Franco Polo
Christobal Martinez Y Bordin
Marquis de Vaillaverde
Alfonso XIII
England
Victoriz
Elected Mayor for Sixth Time on Weile-In Weile-In
Marceline Am 10(AF) appointed mayor of 166 G8. Thomas van Sire, elected in 1990, served continuously until 1964.
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Marceline
Am 10
Thomas van Sire
Russians Will Run Next Hainan Invasion Claim
Taipel Formosa April 10 AP Nationalists predict Russian experts will evaluate signals for a forthcoming invasion of Hainan Island. Dispatches from Hainan say Russian advisers have arrived near Taichow peninsula and drill a small invasion force. Nationalists claim previous Communist attempts failed, with heavy losses and arms seized. They report Lin Piao ordered to conquer Hainan and say a 15,000 strong assault is planned, though large formations face coastal craft losses. Naval actions include sunk vessels and captured junks as guerrilla and provincial forces raid targets along the coast.
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Formosa
Hainan
Taichow Peninsula
Hong Kong
Ted China
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Chu Teh
Red Command
Lin
haSi
South China
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258Th
Lukchow Peninsula
de Hance
Ching
Shanghai
Nanhwei
Chusan
Heet
Egyptian King Farouk Article Sparks U S protest
The Egyptian ambassador complained to the State Department about a Life magazine article on King Farouk. Mohammed Kamil Bey Abdul Rahim discussed the matter with Assistant Secretary of State George McGhee, noting the king’s activities since ascending the throne at 16.
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Jaoningtun
State Department
Farouk
Life Magazine
Mohammed Kamil Bey Abdul
Rahim
George McGhee
Ase
Submarine Pickerel makes 5200 mile underwater voyage
On March 1 the U S submarine Pickerel dived off Hong Kong and surfaced 21 days later at Pearl Harbor after covering 5200 miles. Navy officials say it was the longest underwater run yet while highlighting Snorkel type subs and growing undersea warfare interest. Cmdr Schratz called the voyage routine, with 67 enlisted men and eight officers aboard enjoying movies and beard growth.
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U.S
Pacific
Hong Ong
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Russia
Cmdr
Paul R. Schratz
Pickerel
Schratz
Westinghouse Corporation
Asia
GOP Plans Bill to Cut Spending and Debt Cap
A seven member Republican group in Congress said they will introduce a bill to cut roughly two billion in next year’s spending and set a legal national debt limit of 257 billion. They allege the administration sustains a spending spree and urge a pay as you go approach, listing Reed, Woodruff, Jenkins, Simpson, Kean, Martin, and Curtis as sponsors.
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Truman
Appropriations Committee
House
Reed
Woodrutt
Mich
Jenkins
Ohio
Simpson
Kean
Martin
Iowa
Curtis
Neb
Meyers Loses in Bid for Freedom
Former Maj. Gen. Bennett E Meyers failed again in his bid for release from the federal reformatory at Lorton Virginia. The U S circuit court of appeals upheld a lower denial citing proper Senate inquiry quorum and technical grounds. The long battle follows a 1948 sentence for inducing an associate to testify, with the Supreme Court not weighing in.
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Bennett
E. Meyers
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Lorton
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Supreme Court
New Clouds Reported On Mars By Japanese Astronomers
Japanese observers report evolving cloud formations on Mars possibly from a terrific explosion. Tsuneo Saeki first noted the phenomenon January 26 and Tsuguo Ebizawa ongoing observations from March 28 corroborate the changes from grey to yellow and bluish white, with uncertainty over volcanic ash causes.
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Osaka
Japan
Mars
Tsuneo Saeki
Tsuguo
Ebizawa
Saeki
Kyodo
Edizawa
Tam
MacDonald Astronomical Observatory
Texas
Baker's Maite Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure
A Council Bluffs reader claims their Dallas son found relief from severe dandruff after using Baker's Maite Tonic. The ad asserts dramatic results, boasting refunds of every penny and urging readers to try the product despite regional availability.
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Mra
C. W. Mynett
St. Avenue
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Towa
Dallas
Dallan
Baker
Baker's
Funeral services held today for Binaggio and Gargotta
In Kansas City on April 10 AP reports funeral services for Charles Binaggio and his top aide Charles Gargotta, both slain in the Democratic ward club rooms. Gargotta’s service drew floral tributes from across the country while Binaggio’s pallbearers included political peers. Police, stumped on motive, plan further questioning of about ten associates as the probe continues.
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John Lazia
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Binaggio
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Gargotta
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Nev
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Joseph L. (Bambie) Spiciuzza
Fifth Ward
Edward J. Hogan
William E. Hilsman
Mel Kittrick
Spicuzza
Frank Collins
Binag- Bio
Cetent Club
Conservation Agent Injured by Gun Accident
Cape Girardeau April 10 AP E A Buchanan 28 Missouri Conservation Commission agent for Dunklin county was injured when his gun discharged after falling from the car seat as he stepped out. W G Noble Southeast Missouri district agent said Buchanan walked to a funeral home and an ambulance driver took him to St Francis Hospital.
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James J. Buchanan, Jr
Belton
Grand River Snlage
Chillicothe Satur Pight
Buchanan
WS. Navy
Great Lakes
Harry L. Leffel
Bernie
Murle Leffel
St. Louis County
Mary Reneau
Jefferson Barracks Veterans Hospital
Cape Girardeau
E. A. Buchanan
Missouri Conservation
Dunklin County
W. G. Noble
Missouri
St. Francis Hospital
Palestine land could rival Southern California with planning
In Baltimore on April 10 AP report notes Dr. Walter Clay Lowdermilk, former chief soil conservation official, claims Palestine has great water potential from untapped springs and, like Israel and Southern California, could be irrigated by diverting the Jordan to reach about 80,000 acres with proper planning.
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Palestine
Baltimore
California
Walter Clay Lowdermilk
Lowdermilk
U.S. Bureau of Soil Conservation
Israel
Mediterranean
Jordan
Free Book on Arthritis and Rheumatism Arrives at Excelsior Springs
Excelsior Springs Missouri April 1. A free book about arthritis and rheumatism is offered to readers who write for it. The enlarged publication from The Ball Clinic explains why drugs provide only temporary relief and how to obtain lasting relief. No obligation is required. Send requests to The Ball Clinic Dept 4104 Excelsior Springs Missouri today.
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Excelsior Sarings
Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Missousi
Indian Parliament Approves Pact With Pakistan
Indian Prime Minister Nehru announces a 3 point India Pakistan pact to halt Hindu Muslim clashes. The agreement covers minority security, unhampered border migration, and commissions to investigate violations. Parliament backs the pact by voice vote as Bengal tensions loom in debate.
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New Delhi
India
Jawaharisha Nehru
Nehru
Pakistan
Britain
Nehth
Ali Khan
Bengal
Moore Files for Democratic Nomination in Fourth District
Vertign Moore of Independence filed today for the Democratic nomination in Missouri's fourth congressional district. He lives in Blue Township, the home of President Truman. Moore is the first candidate to file, and former secretary to Rep. Leonard Irving, who may run again or not.
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Vertign &, Moore of
Independence
Truman
Moore
Blue Township
Leonard Irving
Irving
GOP Women to Meet in Missouri Hotel Assembly Room
The Cote County Republic Women’s club will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the assembly room of the Missouri hotel announced today by Club President Mrs R E Dallmeyer Also a note suggests adding onion juice and crisp bacon to creamed spinach as a culinary tip.
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Cote County Republic Women’s Club
Missouri Hotel
R. E. Dallmeyer
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