Investigation of Votes Continue in Kansas City
A federal grand jury renewed its probe into Kansas City's 1946 primary election, returning two secret indictments as Judge Albert A. Ridge ordered them sealed until arrests. Costello and accomplice Drumond faced bond, while Williams and Mrs. Johnson posted $1,000 bonds for arraignment. Witnesses were heard from the 21st precinct, second ward.
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Kansas City
Albert A. Ridge
William H. Costello
Warren A. Drummond
Costello
Albert Alden Williams
Mabel A. Johnson
U. S. Marshal’s Office
Williams
Johnson
Attlee Outlines British Plan To Ease Crisis
Prime Minister Attlee told Parliament Britain would shrink armed forces impose longer work in essential industries and seek relief in the U S loan to cope with a worsening economic crisis. He said miners would add half an hour daily and imports would be cut causing hardships while the United States would discuss sterling convertibility and trade terms in the 3.75 billion loan.
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London
Attlee
Great Britain
U. S
United States
Britain
Winston Churchill
Forrestal cited as most likely Democratic VP prospect
Arkansas Senator McClellan said Defense Secretary Forrestal is the most likely Democratic vice presidential prospect mentioned for a Truman ticket in 1948. He stressed Truman remains the presidential choice and noted geographic considerations. McClellan arrived in Little Rock for eight months since his last state visit and predicted Congress would restore $2 billion of budget cuts by year end. He also defended overseas congressional trips as valuable for oversight. In Kansas City Floyd Taylor, 56, of Lamar, Missouri died of a heat stroke suffered while working on a housing project.
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Little Rock
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Defense
Forrestal
Truman
Senate
McClellan
Washington
Congress
Europe
Kansas City
Floyd Taylor
Lamar
Yayley
Bleachers Collapse At Hambletonian in Goshen NY
At the Hambletonian trotting stakes in Goshen New York three sections of temporary bleachers collapsed injuring several spectators. A Goshen hospital report cited multiple patients with serious and varying injuries among a crowd surpassing twenty thousand.
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Goshen
N. Y
Goshen Hospital
Legion Boys In Mock Sessions Inspire Youth Government
In Washington on August 6 AP reports the American Legion boys forum held a mock Senate session to teach youths how laws are made. The two groups federalists and nationalists organized their chamber with real senate staff supervising. Kendall King of Utica New York was elected president pro tempore over Lowell Lee Smithson of Chillicothe Missouri.
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Washington
American Legion
Senate
Kendall King
Utica
N. Y
Lowell Lee Smithson
Chillicothe
Landwehr named to Park Board by mayor Blair
Louis Landwehr was named to the Park Board by Mayor James T. Blair. The appointment followed Thorpe J. Gordon asking to be relieved due to other activities. Seven couples filed marriage license applications in Cole County. names include Ottinger and Gibler, Painter and Collier, Patrick and Dennis, Popp and Sommerer, Vaughn and Wheeler, Daniel and Haar, Luetkemeyer and Berhorst. Also noted are moves, births, hospital stays, vacations, and travels of local residents and a long road trip with a flat tire on the Golden Gate bridge.
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Louis Landwehr
James T. Blair
Landwehr
Thorpe J. Gordon
Cole County Recorder
James L. Ottinger
Mary E. Gibler
Jefferson City
Winferd R. Painter
Bland
Betty Collier
Owensville
Richard G. Patrick
Florence M. Dennis
Ralph H. Popp
Ettenville
Irma Sommerer
Jack T. Vaughn
Springfield
Mary Frances Wheeler
Meta
Clarence K. Daniel
Columbia
Betty Jo Haar
Charles F. Luetkemeyer
Jane Berhorst
Westphalia
BE. A. McCluskey
Jefferson Street
West
Old Mexico
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco
Too Many Greenvilles Give Missouri Church Overnight Wealth
Greenville Missouri August 6 AP The First Baptist church of Greenville was advised to return a government check for 23616.36 received August 2 from the Federal Reserve Bank in St Louis The check intended for the First Baptist church at Greenville Mississippi was to cover cashed government bonds U S district attorney Drake Watson advised the church to send the money back and the trustees agreed
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Greenville
First Baptist Church of
C. L. Ellinghouse
Federal Reserve Bank
St. Louis
Ellinghouse
Drake Watson
U. S
Watson
Warrensburg Man Charles Lowe Dies After Illness
Death reported in Warrensburg of Charles Lowe aged over 90 a longtime coal and feed dealer. He was grandfather of Mrs. Arthur Koester of 313 Clay Street and passed away last night with Koester family at his side.
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Charles Lowe
Warrenbureg
Arthur Koester
Clay Street
Lowe
Koester
Warrersburg
Markets East St. Louis stockyards run and cattle figures
At National Stockyards Illinois on August 6 AP USDA reports hogs, cattle, calves, and sow prices. Hogs 6,000 head mostly 25 higher. lighter types steady. sows 50 cents higher. barrows and gilts 150 lb up to 28.00 top. Cattle and calves 4,500 and 1,800 respectively. opening trade active on good and choice steers and heifers, steady to slow overall. yearling steers 30.50. cows opening steady with ranges from 16.50 to 12.00 for lower grades. canners 9.00-12.00. bulls not finished in text.
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East St. Louis
Market report for livestock and produce from Chicago and others
The bulletin records livestock prices with steers from 12.50 to 21.00, dairy and beef details, and lamb bids around 24.75 to 25.00, while Chicago butter, eggs, and live poultry show unsettled trends with bid levels and car deliveries. Kansas City and St. Louis notes add regional prices for fowls and poultry with unchanged prices for other commodities.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Arkansas
St Louis Grain Cash Market Report
St Louis cash grain prices were reported today with bids and offers seen across wheat corn and oats. Market activity appeared subdued as traders awaited clearer guidance on supply and demand factors amid regional harvest progress.
Grain receipts and sales data with old Roman law note
Wheat receipts 77 cars with 8 sold and price up notes irregular. Red varieties listed with coded numbers. Corn receipts 34 cars with 2 sold and yellow variety coded. Oats receipts 7 cars with 1 sold and milled grade. A fragment notes under old Roman law that many testimonies were invalid unless obtained by torture.
Public Sales Listing Guidelines and Hog Sale notice
Public sales directory notes publish daily updates eight days prior. August 12 features Cole Co Service Breeders Assn Lohman Mo sale of registered hogs with Col L L McDowell as auctioneer.
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News & Tribune
Cole Co. Service Breeders’ Assn
Lohman, Mo
L. L. McDowell
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