Railroad Tie-Up Possible May 11 On 15 Systems
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers pushed toward a walkout after rejecting a presidential fact finding board. The board denied the union’s demand for a second engineer on multiple unit diesel locomotives, delaying strike action under the Railway Labor Act cooling off period. Missouri Pacific and other railroads faced potential disruption as talks continued.
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Battlens
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Truman
Railway Labor Act
Union
Missouri Pacific
Jefferson City juniors enter state music festival
Fifteen students from the Jefferson City Junior College vocal music department under director Lawerence Tage will travel to the University of Missouri on Saturday to compete in the class A division of the annual state music festival. Renowned educators will judge and critique performances. Participants include Martha Akars Harriett Bollinger Nalora Damm Bill Murry Tommy Thompson Nantonie Hutinger Audrey Scheperle Goldie Edgell Barbara Schwartz Barbara Johnson Marjorie Gibson Victor Petry Bill Smith Bill Roberts and Harry Wallace. Mrs RE Bryant and Bill Sims will accompany the students.
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Jefferson City Junior College
Sinter
Lawerence Tage
University of Missouri
Concert Pianist To Appear Here May 23
Thomasina Talley, concert pianist, will give a recital at the Junior College auditorium on May 23. She has performed in major halls and universities in the United States and Canada. A Jefferson City resident for seven years, she is sponsored by the Men's Club of Quinn Chapel A.M.E. Church. She is married to Dr. Lorenzo J. Greene, Lincoln University history professor.
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Thomasina Talley
Junior College
Miss Talley
United States
Canada
Jefferson City
Quinn Chapel
A.mle. Church
Lorenzo J. Greene
Lincoln University
Winners Named For Missouri Journalism Awards
Columbia April 29. A newspaper, a magazine and three individuals were named winners of Missouri boards for distinguished service in Journalism. Recipients include The Commercial Appeal, Memo Pris, The Evening Post, John S. Knight, Elmer Davis, and Alfonso Subnson. Awards announced by the dean of the University School of Journalism.
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Columbia
Missouri
Univer School of Jour
Commercial Appeal
Memopris
Tann
Say Evening Post
John S. Knight
Akron
Éehn
Simi Wepapers
Elmer Davis
Washington, D. C
American Broadcasting Company
Alfonso Subnson
Southwestern Association of Advertising Agencies
Dallas
Tex
Univer
Alien-Ann Shop Opens After Change in Management
The women's accessory shop at 234 East High Street formerly Foster's Shop changes to Alien-Ann Shop. Miss Sue Put becomes manager with Mildred Convery as her assistant. The store opens at 9 a.m. tomorrow offering a complete line of women's accessories and costume jewelry.
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East High Street
Foster's Shop
Alien-Ann
Miss Sue Put
Mildred Convery
Three Trainmen Die in Freight Wreck Near Manchester
Three railroad workers died when an Atlantic Coast Line freight train wrecked near Manchester. Rescue teams recovered one body. two others were reported dead at the scene. The freight was en route from Chirazo to Miami when the crash occurred.
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Manchester
API
Atlantic Coast Line
Gay
Giesel Wes
Chirazo
Miami
Hill to head bankers after annual conference vote
Robert E. L. Hill was chosen to head the bankers after the conference elected new leadership. David M L Auch of Columbus previously held the post as the two day annual business program closed with the election.
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Robert E. L. Hill
Bankers
Amiral
David ML Auch
Columbus
Twins Born At St. Bert’s Hospital In Local Family
Mr and Mrs John Dickey of 1401 Levine Lane welcome twins a boy and a girl born yesterday at St Bert’s hospital. The boy John David weighs 6 pounds 10 ounces and the girl Jean Deborah weighs 6 pounds 8 ounces both are red headed. The Dickeys have two older daughters. Barvin Reark of Cedar City, employee of Ward Furniture Company, attends a two week pneumatic installation course at Armstrong Cork Company school in Lancaster. Mrs Rex Whitton convalesces at home after surgery at St Mary’s Hospital located on 1213 Lee.
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Rex Whitton
Lee
St.Mary’s Hospital
Barvin Reark
Cedar City
Ward Furniture [Company
Armstrong Cork Company
Lancaster
John Dickey
Levine Dans
Box
Vest
St. Bert's Hospital
John David
Jean Deborah
Dickey
Plan Test Today Of Truman Rule On Patronage
Democratic National Chairman McGrath seeks a meeting with President Truman to discuss a patronage test case involving Mississippi Judge J.P Coleman as U.S. marshal. Senator Stennis backs voting on civil rights legislation on its merits, despite party politics, amid debate over patronage.
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Truman
Washington
McGrath
Senaiss
Truma
Dixie Democrats
J.P Coleman
Ackterman
Miss
United States
Coleman
Stennis
White House
Senate
New Water Boat Attracts Attention On Madison Street
A new fringe on the tap water boat from Ragan Industries draws crowds on Madison Street today. Six boats, including one shipped to Lake Denatur, Nb, are to be launched Saturday. The two seat reclining craft are steam propelled with a canvas top to shade passengers. Produced at the Eagan plant, these boats already operate on Lake of the Ozarks and Lake Taneyeomo in Edgar AZ.
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Madison Street
Ragan Industries
Lake Denatur
Eagan
Lake of the Ozarks
Andi Yon Lake
Taneyeomo
Edgar AZ
Driver In Hospital After One Of Four Mishaps In City
Robert Kelley twenty three of 628 School street was injured in the 108 block on West Main when his truck turned after a corner at Brooks and Main. He was taken to St Mary's hospital and remained unconscious for several hours. His companion Harold Price twenty five of 620 East Elm also went to St Mary's for a cut left elbow but was later released. A third accident involved Representative F E Robinson of Knox county and Harald Selling of Bloomfield with Robinson stopping at a stop sign when Selling struck him. A fourth crash involved Dr L B Krause and parked cars belonging to Dr J B Sennott and Miss Hetty Joec with damage totaling $375.
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Robert Kelley
School Street
West Main
Brooks and
Main
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lincoln University
Harold Price
East Elm
Kelley
Bil Duncan
Lincoln
Duncan
Adams
McCarty
F. E. Robinson T
Knox County
Harald Selling
Bloomfield
Robinson
Selling
West High Street
Broadway
L. B. Krauuse
Elmerine
J. B Senott
Douglas Drive
Hetiy Joec
Marshall
Krause
East Dunklin
Miss Joach
Sennott
Airlift Cost To Berlin Given At 149 Million
Washington April 29 The airlift into Berlin in its first ten months cost the United States about 149 million dollars Rep Van Zandt Republican Pennsylvania said today He cited figures including reserve depreciation and wrecked lanes and noted potential changes in the total as more data become available.
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U. S
Washington
Berlin
United States
van Zandt
R-Pa
House Armed Services Committee
Will Seek To Work With Chinese Reds
State Department officials said the United States plans to develop working contacts with Chinese Communist officials but will not recognize or approve their regime. The note followed a British statement advocating friendly relations with the Communist government. Britain and the United States reportedly exchanged views on whether to keep consulates in Communist China.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Foreign Office
Britain
China
Federal Reserve Expands Lending Power Next Week
The Federal Reserve System will free an extra 1.2 billion dollars for bank lending as of next week, cutting reserve requirements by 1.2 billion. The move aims to boost lending to counter deflationary trends, though outcome depends on borrower demand and profitability prospects. Bishop Ivan Lee Hoit of St. Louis to lead the Council of Methodist Bishops next year.
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Washington
Anvil
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
St. Louis
Atlantic City
N. J
Council of Methodist Bishops
Ivan Lee Hoit
Mystery Witness Links Hetenyi to Slaying Case
In Rochester a mystery witness says he saw Rev. Georg Hetenyi on a river bridge early the day his wife Jean Gareis Hetenyi’s body was fished from the Genesee. The clergyman is charged with first degree murder after his wife, a former violinist, was shot twice and found in the river near Brighton.
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Rochester
N. Y
Georg Hetenyi
Genesee River
Clarence J. Henry
Buffalo
Henry
Herenyi
Jean Gareis
Oakland
Calif
Texarcana
Ark
Brighton
Amherst
Hetensyi
Hetenyi
Hefenyi
Church opposes U S aid to education convention here
The American Council of Christian Churches, meeting in Denver at its spring convention, declared its opposition to federal aid to education. In a resolution the council warned against government involvement in education and urged a free America from such aid measures.
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U. S
Denver
American Council of Christian Churches
Council Saat
Our Nations
America
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