Eisenhower Victory in New Jersey Boosts Nomination Hopes
In Newark on April 16 AP reports Eisenhower's strong New Jersey primary win solidifies backers belief he can secure the Republican nomination. Taft's margin lessens the blow, but he keeps a path via delegates. Keystone figures expect more contests in Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Oregon before Chicago.
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Bids Sought For 2.8 Million Highway Projects
Missouri highway commission asks bids on 198.4 miles of roads in 32 counties for May 2. Estimated total 2.8 million dollars with 1.5 million for major system projects and 1.3 million for supplementary roads. Division 3 plans 38 miles of grading on Route AA in Miller County from Cole County line southeast to US Route 66. Major improvements include 34.2 miles across Route 7 in Cass County, US 40 bypass in St Louis area, US 66 in Franklin Jasper Phelps and Crawford counties, and US 61 in Cape Girardeau County.
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Hyde Park Brewery resumes work amid by pass project
Cass County Missouri April 16 AP says operations resume at Hyde Park brewery amid a stalled by pass project on route 49. Union dispute lingers over asphalt paving contracts and job assignments with AFL and Trades council arguments continuing as crews return to complete 4 lane widening and resurfacing near Sullivan and Rolla.
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State Court Rejects Four New Attacks On Districting
Missouri Supreme Court rejected four new attacks on districting in St Louis and St Louis County. Democratic plaintiffs and the League of Women Voters filed mandamus and injunction suits to force election officials to accept statewide senatorial filings, while opposing at large filings for the senate. The court left intact earlier suits challenging the redistricting as aligned with national requirements.
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Gov Smith to Deliver Commencement Talk at Centre College
Gov Forrest Smith will deliver the 7th annual commencement address at Centre Missouri State College on May 21 in Hendricks Hall. The baccalaureate service is set for May 12 in Hendrick Hall with Rev Mack E Levi of St Pauls Episcopal Church, Leavenworth, Kansas, delivering the sermon.
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Four Escapee Culprits Face New State Penalty
Four men Floyd Ol Rovile Udell Brimmet Thompson and Cus ford A Beek pleaded guilty to charges in Cole County court yesterday and received two year sentences for their escape from the state penitentiary. Each man had prior convictions and varied institutional histories, with terms ranging from one to two years for burglary larceny and automobile theft. Beek and Brummer, both recently committed, had escapes recorded in 1952.
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Cole Scout and Cub Leaders Meet at Central School
E D Brasfield led a Cub roundtable at a Cole district meeting for scout leaders. Charles Isely chaired district camping and activities, Paul Little presided at the scouters’ table, Norman Tamm demonstrated troop and patrol organization. Ey K Johnson and Trooper James Runkie taught new artificial respiration methods. St Peter’s church pack hosted lunch.
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Conquest strategy linked to Western European Communist drive
Paris dispatch describes a Moscow backed plan emphasizing patient, artful tactics by Communist parties across Western Europe to weaken defense economies and incite labor unrest. It notes a synchronized Europe wide productivity push from Moscow through WETU channels, targeting France Germany and Italy, while blaming American defense policies for worker hardship. It also reports Allied enlistees in the U S Army from Champis, Habert A Crider, and Stock.
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Man Pleads Guilty To Drunkenness Charge in Lebanon
A Lebanon man pleaded guilty before Police Judge Andrew Thie morning to a drunkenness charge. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail after a 200 Clark Millree? street arrest. The arrest occurred on Highway 50 last night.
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Hospital Admissions Names From St Marys Area
Hospital admissions list includes Charles E Silt Miss Jotanos Schaefer Lins Pattiela Schwartze Amy Galene Wiley at 121 Boonville road Thomas Whelan McCarty street, Center Town Howerd Kalin LeRoy Jack Warner 624 W McCarty Hattie Cook Elstan Helen Roberts 2282 Pine Stuart Stauffer Amestown.
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East School Plans Annual Spring Program
East School will present its annual spring program in the school auditorium Thursday evening. Miss Marjoe Lister, Mrs. Lawrente Henstey, GW. Terekelt, and Miss Marian Smith head the festival entitled A Symphony in Brown and Black. A minstrel portion features Boy Smith as interlocutor with Glen Paviz, Sam Mankin, David Frank, Jim Anthony, Larry Fricke, and Elwin Rathlyson in the chorus numbers.
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