House Approves Limit on Acts By Commission
Lawmakers advance a proposed constitutional amendment to curb the State Conservation Commission by dictating its spending while preserving its funds. Debate over federal aid loss and revenue measures continues as bills advance in both houses.
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State Conservation Commission
Weller T. Bollinger, Jr
Carter County
House
Robert
Bollinger
Senate
Trim
Jesser
House Elections Committee
Sullivan
Coleman B. Smith
Ruth
Fisher
Phil M. Donnelly
Sullivan County
Delegates Headed to Missouri Real Estate Meeting
Wendell Manchester and J W Hobbs left today for St Joseph as delegates of the Jefferson City Realtors Association to attend the Missouri Real Estate Association convention. They were selected at a noon meeting yesterday of the local club at the Missouri Hotel. Roundtable discussions on ethics and contracts were on the program with Paxton P Price state librarian and Mrs Viola Smith Centertown among the speakers. Theme of the meeting was What the Library Means to My Community.
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Wendell Manchester
J. W. Hobbs
St. Joseph J
Jefferson, City Realtors Association
Missouri Fteal Estate Association
Missouri Hotel
Paxton P. Price
Viola Smith
Centertown
Jack Benny Honored At Testimonial Dinner In Chicago
Comedian Jack Benny and a Chicago theater executive were feted at a testimonial dinner with about 650 attendees. The event cited Benny for aid to Israel and supported a proposed relocation of U S Route 71 and Route 149 through Platte and Buchanan counties to ease congestion and meet interstate standards. The plan envisions a limited access highway extending from the TL junction near Platte City east of several communities, with an estimated cost around 16 million dollars.
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Jack Benny
Israel
Chicago
Israel Sion
J Tate
Benny
U. S
Platte
Buchanan
Platte River
Jack Kirseh
President County
Allied Theaters of
Illinois
Andrew County
Hne
U.S
Platte City
Trarket
New Market
Dearborn
Faucett, Willow
Brook and
St Joseph
Harold Bernskoetter Wins Elementary Spelling Bee Title
Harold Bernskoetter, a sixth grader from Conception School, captured first prize in the Southwest School spelling bee finals sponsored by KWOS. He spelled 34 words to win, with James Pirner of West School taking second and Kay Taylor of West third.
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Immaculate Conception
Harold Bernskoeter
Francille Bailey
Southwest School
William Lernskocter
Bald Hilroad
Radio Statient Kwos
Bernskoetter
KWOS
Ater
Anal
William Bernskoetler
Hill
James Pirner
West School
Kay Taylor
West
Michael Omajundra
Katey Alderson
Moreau Heights
Gary White
Washington
Eldon Kibbey
Sharon Larion
Sally Smith
East
Donald Gibler
Pautette Rich
David Neutzler
St. Peter's
Frederick Hackers
Patricia Stokes
Sara Yarbrough
Central
Glenda Yarbrough
Tappatt
Southwest
Three Bids Rejected for Supplying Propane Gas
The St. Louis County Housing Authority rejected three bids to supply propane gas to the Jefferson Bar racks Housing project. Lester B. McKown, chairman, said action was taken last night with details limited and the matter likely to be revisited. A county grand jury had opened an inquiry into purchasing procedures, to resume today.
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Louis
St. Louis
March Frost Damages Grapes in Phelps County
Rosati Missouri reports a late March deep freeze that damaged the grape crop in Phelps County with only a token harvest expected this fall. Pete Marchi notes his 15 acre vineyard lost buds and produced sparse wine grapes while others fared worse. Rosati is a wine making center in Missouri.
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Phelps County
Rosati
Pete Marchi
Marchi
Resati
Missouri
Missourian Awarded 186500 in Railroad Injury Case
Marion Lauderdale of Jefferson Barracks Missouri received a 186500 personal injury award against Missouri Pacific Railroad from a circuit court jury after hours of deliberation. The 23 year old, once a railroad switchman, lost a hand and foot when two railroad cars collided in the St. Louis yards on June 9 1953.
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Sdwandsville
J. A
Marion Lauderdale
Jefferson Barracks
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Lauderdale
St. Louis
TrumanEnjoys Washington Trip for Exploding Questioning
Former President Truman returned home after testifying before a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee on possible revisions. He said the U.N. charter trip let him do a little exploding and that he made history by being the first president to be questioned by a legislative committee.
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Independence
Truman
Senate
U.N
Washington
New Cream Promises Pain Relief Without Pills
New York announces an odorless greaseless cream for arthritis rheumatism and muscular pains. Rubbed into the area it penetrates deeply causing a warm glow and soothing comfort by stimulating blood flow and reducing congestion.
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New York, N. Y
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