Chilean Leader Arrives for Truman Welcome at Capitol
President Truman greeted Chilean President Gabriel Gonzalez Videla at National Airport as 3 pm arrival ceremonies proceeded. Defense officials outlined crack units and jet support while 2,900 troops lined Pennsylvania Avenue, and the city prepared for a state dinner at Blair House. The Independence carried Videla from Santiago, marking the fifth anniversary of Truman’s presidency as inflation and postwar recovery loom over Chile’s democracy during broader aid efforts.
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Washington
Pres
Gabriel Gonzlan Videla
Chile
Soman
Triman
Gonzalez Videla
National Airport
Aan of ‘Defense
Pennsylvania Avenue
Truman
Blair House
Gabriel Gonzalez Videla
Santiago
Mr. Truman
Franklin Delano
Roosevelt
English Teachers To Attend Meeting At Columbia
A delegation from Simonsen High School and Junior College will join Miss Marie Atkinson Miss Stella Heldman Miss Agnes Rank Miss Ruth Toso Mrs Dorothy and Dr Edward Weatherly of the University of Missouri at the annual spring meeting of the Missouri Association of Teachers of English in Columbia Saturday. The group will hear talks and demonstrations on current English teaching problems.
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Simonsen High School
Columbia
I Missouri “Association
Teachers of English
Supt’ of
A. L- Crow
Marie Atkinson
University of Missouri
Hendren Defends State Law Enforcement
Elvins Missouri April 12 AP Hendren chairman of the State Democratic committee defends Gov Forrest Smiths administration as strict on law enforcement He told St Francois county Young Democrat club leaders that newspapers attack Democratic leaders to discredit the party and that leaders enforce all laws and stand for fearless administration of justice He says he will not tolerate gamblers or other undesirable characters in the party
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Elvins
State Democratic Committee
Forrest Smith
John H. Héndren
Jefferson City
St. Francois County
Young Democrat Club
Metro- Politian
Missouri
Democratic Party
Kansas City
Dirksen Lucas Win In Illinois Primaries
In Illinois, former Representative Everett Dirksen won the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate after a large lead over two Chicago rivals. He will face Majority Leader Lucas in November as Lucas seeks re election. Light voter turnout marked the first of spring primaries with about 1.5 million turnout from roughly 5 million registered voters.
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Lucas
Ilinois
Chicago
Everett M. Dirksen
U. S
Scott W. Lucas
Truman
Senate
Lauecas
Trevertieemest
Court Martial Like Medical Board Weighs Sander Fate
Concord New Hampshire April 12 AP The state board of registration in medicine opened to examine the professional fate of Dr Herman N Sander 41 who has refrained from practice since January 5 after pleading innocent to a first degree murder indictment in the death of a cancer patient He was acquitted March 8 but has not resumed practice The board may license or revoke licenses and will hear behind closed doors without a press audience The trial showed he claimed the cancer patient Abbie Borreto 53 was already dead when he injected air into her arm The board secretary said any decision will be announced later Other board members include Drs William Paul Dye Reginald K House Benjamin J Burpee and Oscar B Gilbert The board of censors of the Hasboro County Medical Society has reviewed the case but offered no definite conclusions yet
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Concord
N. H
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Hermann N. Sander
Sander
New Hampshire
Abbie Borreto
John S. Wheeler
Wiliam Paul Dye
Reginald K. House
Benjamin J. Burpee
Oscar B. Gilbert
Board of Censors
Hasboro County Medical Society
Society
State ‘Board
Simonsen P-TA Plans Meeting On School Health
Simonsen P T A will study school health problems at a 1 30 p m meeting at Simonsen High School. Mrs Jewel Leslie Pratt public school nurse will lead discussions on dental care for low income families immunization nutrition hearing and vision testing and other health issues. The session is under the direction of Mrs Ed B Silay health chairman for the Jefferson City Parent Teachers Association with Supt A L Crow and Miss Frances Elizabeth Smith among those participating.
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Simonsen High
P-Ta
Jewel Leslie’ Pratt
Pratt
Ed. B. Silay
Jefferson City
Parent-Teachers Asociation
Unit Pta
A. L. Crow
Fran ‘Ces Elizabeth Smith
Community Teachers Association
Fishermen Ship Frozen Fish in Ice Blocks in 1868
In 1868 shipments moved fish preserved by freezing in blocks of ice. The practice shows early cold storage methods used to maintain fisheries products during transport and distribution.
Illness in Moberly After Pie Purchases
Moberly officials probe illness in more than 20 residents who ate banana or coconut cream pies from several grocers and downtown counters. Three doctors treated over 20, some hospitalized, with several too sick to work. Samples gathered by sanitary inspector Webster Scott as state officials test in Jefferson City. City physician H C Griffiths cites possible carrier contamination.
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Moberly
H. P. Phelan
Webster Scott
State Health Department
Jefferson City
H. C. Griffiths
Campaign Cost GOP affair to raise funds in Jefferson Hotel
One of Missouri’s costliest GOP events in years will be held in the Jefferson Hotel Monday night. Invitations will go only to Republicans contributing at least $100 to the Republican state finance committee. Chairman Ethan A. Shepley announced the plan to build a fund badly needed to finance the early campaign.
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Missouri
Jefferson
Republican State Finance Committee
Ethan A
Shepley
ST. Louis
Apollo Boys Choir Final Civic Music Concert
The Apollo Boys Choir will close Civic Music Association's 1949 30 season at 8:15 p.m. tomorrow in the Junior College Auditorium under Coleman Cooper. New members are invited. Cooper founded the choir in 1935 and modeled it after the Vienna Boys Choir. The 23 members range from ages 5 to 14.
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Apollo Boys’ Choir
Civic Music Association
Junior College
Coleman Cooper
Cooper
Vienna Boys’ Choir
Vienna “Choir
Castleelminenberg
Jins
Austria
Apollo Choir
Rare $5 Gold Piece Sells for $2300 in Newark
A tiny $5 gold piece kept in a safe deposit box for years sold in Newark for $2300. Coin dealer S Bennet reported it was one of four minted by the Massachusetts and California company in 1849, with the other originals mostly in collectors’ hands and one destroyed. The fourth coin was found five months ago in an estate safe deposit box.
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Newark
N. J
S.bennet
Massachusetts and California Company
Choir Selections By Competitive Auditions For Statewide Talent
The organization, nonsectarian and nonprofit, draws members from many states chosen by competitions. The choir has appeared with leading symphonies and major radio networks, relying on concert proceeds and gifts. A sacred and secular program will feature from early classical to modern works in four, five, and seven part a cappella harmony.
Bees Gather Less Nectar From Plants Than Thought
Domestic bees are estimated to collect less than a tenth of the nectar produced by plants, indicating their foraging efficiency and pollination role may be lower than previously believed.
Hollywood Tribute to Walter Huston at Memorial Service
Hollywood observed a quiet, impressive tribute to Walter Huston at the Academy Awards theater where he had won an Oscar for The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. Spencer Tracy led 650 mourners in two minutes of silence as studios also observed the moment. Tracy called Huston the best.
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Hollywood
Walter Huston
Huston
Big James
Sierra Madre
Spencer Tracy
Tracy
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