Twining Warns Of Latent Power Of Chinese Reds
General Nathan F. Twining told Congress in February that Red China could double or triple its air force overnight from Russia. He warned the Communists could project air strength far beyond the Far East, noted China’s expanding system of bases, and said the United States is pursuing hard-hitting defense plans, including strategic bombers and atomic forces. He listed estimates of Soviet combat planes, U.S. bomber plans, and the race for long range missiles with intercontinental capability.
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Washington
Nathan F. Twining
Congress
China
Russia
Ang
Air Force
Soviet Union
Far East
House
Forman
Keserhower
Persidiz
Quemoy
Matsu Islands
Breil
Cis Soviet Union
Great Britain
U.S
Bambers
Twining
Europe
Alaska
Japan
Phillippines
United States
Atomic Powered Merchant Ship Mission Broadcast
Daily Record notes propose sending an atomic powered merchant ship around the globe. The piece lists numerous individuals and addresses including Sylvia Mahaney in Belle, Adolph Terry in 507 Lafayette Street, Christine Distler at 402 Vista Place, and others across Missouri and Illinois. It outlines a general plan and names several towns and people connected to the project.
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Daily Record
St. Mary’s Firs
Sylvia Mahaney
Belle
Gregory Melley
Lohman
Adolph Terry
Lafayette St
Charles Borgmayer
Bolivar SE
Christine Distler
Vista Place
Mary Ad Fiedler
California
Mao
Herman Tappel
Freeburg
Howard Davis
W. Main St
Lillian J. Stokes
Monroe
Lela Wheatly
SI. E. Capitol Ave
Hatfie
Carrol
Rolla
Alfa Payne
Filton
Regina Veltrap
Route 4
Dorothy Heidbrink
Linn
Thelma Nichols
Chamois
George W
Vandament
Cliffe Drive
Charles KB
Peter W
Duty
Mekane
United States press duty to truth highlighted by president
The President told publishers and editors that America's newspapers have traditionally guaranteed that truth reaches every part of the country and the world, stressing the importance of free access to knowledge. He urged universal understanding of cooperative growth and tolerance, citing the role of press in shaping public discourse. A Missouri University student suffered serious injuries after a Jefferson Street jet vehicle incident, while local court actions included a drunk driving case and a $2,000 damage verdict linked to a university fraternity incident involving Cecil Roberts and Nancy Louise Roberts.
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United States
America
Cavntys
New York
UY World Have Freegress To the Anigd
Allis Chalo
Ncaregl Sal
JAM Motors
Am Tela Teli
Anthony Althth
A& Vece
Plume
Switts Higtoeay
Atchison
Beth
Missy Eer
Clay Bey
Universal
Mary's
St. Mary's Hospital
Sor
Heckman
St Mary's Hospital
Daudhler
Mas
Lee
Max
Mouvoy
Stine
Barnard J. Femmen
Westpetued
Piente
Dia'philia
Margaret Aasch
Cnenennas de Woehs
Polk
Jon Rup
Jewel
D. Barlow
Galla U Taiins
Dolores E. Muelier
Jefferson City
Robert T Mees
Telfeesan
Wily
Sharyn Clark
Tefol
Elston
Harold WH. Henley
Anner
Camsell
Bridwe Road
Tata Clay
Diveres
Douglas Vx
Samuel
Era Oeney
Mont Ward Levy
Haman
UMM
Jefferson Street
Missouri University
NY Central
Fula B. Harnek
Ponni Sinclair
Leeukfast
Twin Oaks
Kane'sta
Psi Chapter
obSte of
Indias
Gree
Delian Wenen
Egalist
TY Aic
Blair
Sinke van Gl
Las
ersiLy
Black
Main Street
Miss Roberts
Wilson
Judges Westhues On Special Panel At University of Missouri Law
Columbia special session sees Jefferson Missouri Supreme Court Justice J Westhues join judges from Kansas City and Ingfield to hear finals in the Junior Case Club competition at the University of Missouri School of Law. Four student finalists argue and brief, with Roscoe Anderson Award to the top performer. Finalists include Richard Dahms, Leo Eickhott, Allen Pavish, John Parres from four Missouri cities.
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Columbia
J. Westhues
Jefferson Missouri Supreme Court
University of Missouri School of Law
Schol
Charles Whitatker
U.S. Court
Kansas
City
Justin Ruark
Ingfield Court of Appeals
Roscoe Anderson
Triass
Jare
Richard Dahms
Deapwater
Leo Eickhott
Sedalia
Alien
Pavish
Hannibal
John Parres
SL. Lonis
Financial Markets Rally After Early Losses Inshake
New York stocks rallied after an early decline due to higher margin requirements. Steel majors and railroads led gains with prices up one to three points while other issues rose, then dipped about a point. Bethlehem Steel surged at times as Washington Electric and Bath Iron Works advanced on shipbuilding plans tied to Eisenhower’s world goodwill tour.
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New York
Eisenhower
Bethlehema Steel Wark
Washingshouse Electric
Newport Now
Shipbuilding
Bath Iron Works
Ladejinsky Case Still Not Settled, Newspaper Says
The New York Times reports an Eisenhower administration effort to neutralize security officer Cassity, tied to the Ladejinsky case. Ladejinsky, a land reform expert, was deemed a security risk by the Agriculture Department and sent to Viet Nam, while Cassity faces scrutiny by the Senate and Civil Service committees.
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New York
New York Times
Eisenhower
Department of Agriculture
Walf Ladejinsky
Washington Dispatch
The
Times
Cor G. Cassity
Senate
Agriculture Department
Ladejinsky
Lade
Tokyo
Foreign Operations Administration
Harold E. Stassen
Ladeslasky
Viet Nam
Cassity
Thirt
Cassily
White House
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Civil Service
Posiifion Comp Imittee
Hts
Milan D. Smith
A Benson
Ladojinsky
FDA
Cladejinsky
Benson
Tokyo Post
Local Schoolmasters Fish Fry Brings 28 Missouri Teachers
The annual schoolmasters Fish Fry at Tulle Dam Lake near Camdenton drew 28 Central Missouri male teachers over the weekend. Harold Retnley sponsored the event which opened Friday night and ran through Sunday with fishing and fishfrying as the sole activities. Jefferson City educators Don Jones Ales Lawson Charles Bower Vernon Heismer and Al Denning attended alongside State Department of Education representatives.
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Tulle Dam Lake
Camdenton
Central Missouri
Harold Retnley
Jefferson City
Don Jones
Ales Laweson
Charles Bower
Vernon Heismer
al Denning
State Department of Education
Drag Race Drivers Arrested Near Lake City Arsenal
Indiana Independence report states 26 young drivers were arrested and 40 more cited after Missouri Highway Patrol, sheriff deputies and cone stables cracked down on a Sunday drag race along a two mile four lane stretch from Truman Road to Missouri Highway 7 near Lake City Arsenal. Speeds exceeded 100 mph. 23 drivers were bound for magistrate court with appearances set by Friday. three arrestees were juveniles. some believed the area set aside for racing when arsenal idle, which officials denied.
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Independence i
Lake City Arsenal
Missouri Highway Patrol
Cone
Truman Road
Forest Vernon Dies At Latham Home
Forest Vernon, 74, died suddenly in his barn at his Latham area home after a year of declining health. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Latham Christian Church with Rev. George Iga officiating. burial in the High Point Cemetery. Surviving are his son Carlos, daughter Mrs. Robert Bayne, and several grandchildren.
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Latham
Secin
Forest Vernon
N. In
Latham Christian Church
George Iga
Iwigh Foint
Vernon
Red Hrush School
Mr. Vernon
Ohm
IHG
Wirs
Wiliam Vernon
Dallmeyer Dies at 59 in Jefferson City Rites Set
William F. E. Dallmeyer, 59, died Saturday night at St. Joseph's Home in Jefferson City after ill health since May 1947. Born Sept. 25, 1845, he was married Aug. 26, 1815 to Atha McCully. Survivors are two children Maurice and Mrs. Norm Reichard, five grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. in a local chapel with Rev. D. Russell Lytle. burial Riverview Cemetery. Gifts to Methodist Church nursery preferred.
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William FE
Dolly
Dallmeyer
St. Joseph's
Jefferson City
Ford P
Adeline Firnar
Atha McCully
Unclear Fragments Hint at Family Details in Jefferson City
Fragmentary OCR mentions sister Joyce paternal grandmother Mrs Theresa Dun lap and grandparents Mr and Mrs See Meller in Jefferson City suggesting family connections with Jefferson City residents.
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Joyce
Theresa Dunlap
Jefferson City
See. Meller
Jefferson
Vatican Simplifies Mass Breviary in Catholic Rite
Vatican sources report a decree to simplify parts of the Mass and daily breviary to save time for parish duties. The changes, effective Jan 1 next year, retain essential prayers while shortening offertory and communion recitation for clergy and laity. Survivors of affected individuals are listed, and services are set at St Peter's Church in Jefferson City with a rosary preceding funeral rites.
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Vatican City
VatiCan
Hacred Congregation of Titus
Sophia Fechtel
Pope Pius
Ben. Fechtel
W. Main St
Miss Fechtel
West
Magr
J. d
Alton
Jeffernon
St. Pot
Young Ladies Sodality
Turglen
Commermental Westphalia
Forsts
Conrad
Ben Feehtel
Jefferson City
Elizabeth Borameyer
Jae
St Tokyo
North Korea
Lower Saxony
Ranj
Peiping Ra
Adenauer
Christian Sio
Partia
Murata
Antler
Rskjold
Hammarskjold
Christian Democrats
Chou
Year of Contusion and Calendar Revisions Mentioned
An ancient calculation notes Julius Caesar era calendar computations altered by adding three months to a year to balance the cycle. This change, tied to Waslinatios, yields the so called year of contusion. The text also mentions India’s population rising by about five million annually.
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India
24 Accident Deaths Reported by Patrol
Texas patrol reports 24 accident deaths in first 24 days of April with state officials noting worse conditions than last year. Missouri traffic fatalities also discussed as safety concerns grow. A separate obituary notes the death of Walter Walther, 66, of Jefferson City, a longtime church and Sunday School leader. Funeral plans set at St. John's Lutheran Church.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
West 'Foxce
Daape Nay Lin
John White
Agri
Walther
F Alyon
Frank
Kathe Tallas
ScarFriven
Cole County
St. John's Lutheran Church
Tech
Schubert
Kansas City
Fort Wo
John Wilferth
Jefferson City
St. Job's Lutheran Church
Edgar Wein
St. Louis Lutheran Cemetery
Thurman Priest Trial Opens in Lebanon Court
In Lebanon Circuit Court, 48 year old Thurman Priest of Grand Prairie Texas faced a murder charge in the death of Jeannette Earnest of Fort Worth. Defense attorney Gene Paul Bradshaw entered a plea of innocent and pledged to present sanity evidence. Nine jurors were initially seated with others excused due to objections to the death penalty and a recess was ordered to call additional venire.
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Sebanon
Trine
Thurman
Priest
Grand Prairie
Texas
Jeannette Earnest
Fort Worth
Lebanon
Atttorney
Gene Paul Bradshaw
Farm income Declines Across Missouri in Early 1955
An Agriculture Department report shows Missouri farm income in January and February 1955 fell by 20,173,000 while Kansas rose by 169,384,000 compared with the prior year. Only eight states had higher income from marketing in the period and 40 states showed declines. Mississippi totals listed as 156,603,000 and 136,430,000.
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Washington
Kansas
Missouri
Agriculture Department
Air Guard Proposes Lambert Field Projects
Air National Guard at Lambert Field St Louis seeks funds totaling 1 435 476 for a series of projects including a field with 3809 600 aircraft parking apron 199 090 warehouse 174 283 paint plane dope storage 4050 aircraft fuel storage 74000 monitoring pool parking or service shop 49815 crash truck station 37995 utilities 105 000 and engineering service 81253. Twelve Koreans drown when a Korean vessel hit a submerged reef near Koje Island south of Pusan with 41 others rescued. Tokyo reports population 7 784 122 in 1935 increasing 289 012 from 1950.
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Air Guard
Lambert Field
Washington
Air National Guard
St. Louis
Pusan
Koje Island
Here
Pelice
Services Held Today For Trippensee Infant
The stillborn infant son of Mr and Mrs Carl Trippensee RL 5 was buried at Resurrection Cemetery. Born dead early today at St Mary's Hospital. Survivors include his parents.
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Trippensee
Mus
Carl Trippensee
Resurrection Cemetery
Mary's Hospital
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W. F. Walther
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Madlpan
Four Corners Uranium Corp
Scherck-Richter CO
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Midwest Stock Exchange
Lemer C. C. Stegmasjer
Pers & Nightlat
Midwest Au
Bone
Kanes City
Chicago
Ie Ae Riley Oxark
Coca Cola
Blake Fl
Crhs
Gasols
Madison
Djihar Cub
Ee Eranip
Af Mivsead, Inc
High ST
Cor, Madison
Schaiger
Jo Herson City
Thaal
Amlror
Marie Wena
Tolson Drug CO
Deliyera
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