Deaths Services Friday For Lt Hutton Vane
Lt. Hutton Vane, 42, of IR E Capital Ave, killed in a crash at Camp Ripley Minnesota while on annual training. Services at 2 Friday at Faith Lutheran Church with graveside rites at Sunset Memorial Cemetery in Marshall at 9 a.m. Saturday. Rev. Neepavan C. Meyer to officiate. Born March a, he was son of Martha and Herbert Hutton. Survived by his wife Katherine E. Deiskou and mother, and a brother G A Hutton. Memorials to Faith Lutheran Church building fund.
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Vane
Faith “Lutheran Chieh
Milo Deen Hutton
Capital Ave
Camp Riplrs Minn
Sunset Memorial Cemetery
Marshall
Neepavan C. Meyer
Hutton
Natonal Casara
Wwe Gully
Camp Ripley
Robert Darwin Elwell
Huien
Kaw
How
Martha Andrig Hatton
Balsa Cis
Pear Marshall
Katherine E. Deiskou
Baldwin City
Jefferson City
Missouri State Highway Depart Division
Department
Fant. Lutheran Church
Herbert H. Hutton
Wehter
Martha Ann Hutton
G. A. Hutton
Anderson
Fath Lutheran Church Building Fund
Oscar Arnsmeyer Rites Set Friday
Oscar W. Arnsmeyer, 63, died Tuesday at St. Marys Hospital after six months of poor health. Born April 2, 1903 in Hartsburg, he was married to Celeste Mittler on March 10, 1938. Funeral services were set for Friday at 2 p.m. in the United Church of Christ. burial followed in the church cemetery near Hartsburg. Surviving are his wife, two daughters Mrs. Melvin Wilson of Columbia and Mrs. Joe Rice of Hartsburg, a brother Fritz of Hartsburg, and five sisters including Mrs Ott…
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Hartsburg
Oscar W. OH. Arnsmayer
St. Mary’s Hospital
Arnsmeyer
Julius and
Mathilda Arnsmeyer
Celeste Mittler
Carl Schmidt
United Church of Christ
Melvin Wilson
Columbia
Joe Rice
Fritz
Otta
Television schedule fragment for August week
A messy OCR style TV schedule fragment lists channel lineups for KRCG TV and other feeds. It names programs like General Hospital News Weather Walter Cronkite The Tonight Show and various kids and drama slots with times and hosts, though many entries are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Renart
Walter Cronkite
Cable
Gillis
Bevarty Milibikies
Dick van Dyke
Hollywood
Weather
Alfred Wicheost
Meadlines
Lucy Shaw
Heal MtcCays
Marcy Reasoner
oGanding
Allen
Concent
Gaequal Stine
Missouri
Wmlonews
GM Weather Report
Grs
Waller Cronkite
Mason
Late Show
60—Untouchables
Teebeye
Neue Meatlines
Sports Roundup and News Digest From November Broadcasts
A summary of sports roundups, weather notes, and daily news segments featuring reports on soccer and other sports results, weather outlook, and miscellaneous world and national happenings. Notable items include a sports roundup, Brinkley journal content, and various program listings.
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SPOR
Lenecag
Werth Caohera von Hager
Ars Fentter
David Brinkley
Herbo News
Iday
Sheatry
Gabe Nrc
Tennessye
Remi Ford Br Canern Sonal
Muntley-Brinkley
Peeve
Darryl P. Zanuck
Traighe
Local Families Named in Obituary Fragments
Hoevelsman and Mrs. Otte Wilms m Meier both of New Franklin, Mrs. Marlin Vahrenberg of St. Charles, Mrs. Freed Affrich of St. Louis and Mrs. R. W. Monre of Valdas Ga, a grandson and several nieces and nephews.
Rites Thursday For Mrs Bruce California woman dies at 79
Funeral services set for Mrs Maggie Bruce 79 at California City Cemetery with Rev George Barger and Rev Norman Hill officiating. She died Tuesday at Charles B Sill Hospital Jefferson City born near Marion December 8 1883 daughter of James Dodd and Nancy Sartain Shannon married Alfred B Bruce in 1905 survived by husband two daughters J B Garrett and B R Bruce of Jamestown one brother David Shannon Marion two grandchildren and more great grandchildren member of Shiloh Christian Church and charter member of Lupus Rebekah Lodge.
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California
Lees
Maggie Bruce
Sirpus
Charles B. Sill Hospital
Jefferson City
George Barger
Norman Hill
Noval
California City Cemetery
Bruce
Marion
James Dodd
Nancyv Sartain Shannon
Alfred B. Bruce
7. B. Garrett
BR. &. Bruce
Jamestown
David Shannon
Mor Grant
Shiloh Christian Church
Lupus Rebekah Lodge
Jefferson City issues city sticker warnings and fines
About 40 drivers were ticketed for lacking city licenses as Police Chief Short noted continued checks for visible decals. The deadline to buy city stickers without penalty passed in early July with penalties rising to two dollars per month after the deadline. City offices sell stickers from 2.40 to 8.50 based on vehicle horsepower, per City Collector Ed Cole.
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Jefferson
Manda
Clautte Short
Jule J
Albert H. Wesselrmann
Rita
M. Brandi
Jefferson City
Isine
Short
Ed Cole
Names in the News Escapee Answers Innocent to Charges
Sister Mary Victory is mentioned alongside an escapee who pleaded innocence to unspecified charges. The item notes Helias High School participants attending the 7th annual vocational institute for religious sisters held at Quincy College in Quincy, Uy, during a weekend.
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N. D
Pot Helias High School
Vocational Institute For Religious Sisters
Quincy College
Quincy
Uy, Ee
Directors Appointed At William Woods
Liberty Missouri report notes William Woods College Board appoints directors. Details mention Senator Curtis, committee roles, and a $180,000 sewer bond in Versailles with local voting results 354 for and 79 against. Names include Israel, Fulton, Cavens, and Girk among others cited in the coverage.
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Liberty
API
Nash Innas Israel
Kansas City
Versailles
Israel
Sailes
Clay County
Clarice Both
Sappington
Girk
Edward Fulton
Speci K. Lave Wildlife Conservation
Thomas
Thomas RB. T Qlavshin. the Grant Will Be Honor In Agps Dann Cavens At Cincins
Miswith
Ohio
Hive Beer
Tal Peel
William Woods
Congressmain Curtis
Pensican
Rerardican
Aanorivy Dane
Westaly
St. Louis
Mar
Keedhain
Willan
William Weeds
Ahunnae Sens
Daily Record Hospital Admissions Memorial Clifford Mantle
Medical notices list numerous hospital admissions and deaths across California and Missouri towns, naming individuals such as Mrs Ethel Taake, Miss Meta Baughn, David C Jobe, Elmer Kempker, Emmett Frazier, Loretta Talken, and others, with addresses on Jackson Street, Route 3, Route 5, and Marshall Street. A divorce petition in Dinah Leona Fisher versus William Otto Fisebrr is noted, with decree granted and custody arrangements mentioned.
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Daily Record
Clifford Mantle
Peesley
Ethel Taake
Anna Schaefer
Emmett Frazier
Gravois
Andrew J Straße
Thomas
Wilbert Heid‘brink
Linn
David Jinson
Miller St. iMrs
Mildred Mebruer
Charles E. Still
Lois McKinzie
Miller St
Gary Stockton
Norwalks Calif
Lena Wilkes
Crocker
Mary Walker
Sullivaning Herron
Route 4
Ay Rappold
Hermann
Carl Williams
Gasconade
Violet Porter
Marshall St
Dinah Leona Fisher
Delores Yates
William Otto Fisebrr
Bush urges Missouri towns to woo industries for growth
In St Louis on a Missouri soil and water conservation meeting, President Bush said towns face population loss as youths leave for better prospects. He argued Missouri has water, minerals, and people to attract industry but requires locals to market the state and its resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Bush
St. Louis
Missouri Soil and Water Conservation
Five New Manpower Projects Announced by Schantz
Schantz unveils five new projects under the Manpower Development and Training Act to train 280 workers in Kansas City Malden Lexington Cape Girardeau and Marshall. In Missouri the program covers 2789 people with courses for welders electricians electricians assistants nurses aides stenographers and general farm hands.
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Perforts Fruid Missac
Tolal
WAL Lovey Schartz Cirevlar
Tuesdas
Kansas City
Malden
Lexington
Cape Girardeau
Marshall
Kasay City
Alaloaen
Cape Shardand
C. Marshall
General Farm
War Dads Convention Opens Friday at Governor Hotel
The American War Dads and Auxiliary hold their 21st annual state meeting Friday to Sunday at the Governor Hotel. National presidents Ernie M. Hailey of Springfield and Mrs. Fred Wegler of McPherson attend with state leaders William H. Santon of St. Louis and Mrs. Cecil Tracy of Raytown. Events include a reception, aGet-Together breakfast, a joint welcome by Charles Gillespie, and a keynote by LeRoy Schantz on Your Raw and Mine in This Changing Society. A memorial service, banquet speaker Circuitidee Dornglas Wo Greene, Gold Star Memorial Service, and final officer installations cap the weekend.
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Governor Hotel
Ernie M. Hailey
Springfield
Fred Wegler
McPherson
Kan
William H. Santon
St. Louis
Cecil Tracy
Raytown
Fulton
Kansas City
Charles Gillespie
Jefferson City
Idee Dornglas Wo Greene
Joseph A. ‘Vogehveid
St. Peter's Cathedral
St Louis Barge Fire Damages $35,000 on Riverfront
A two deck barge burned on the Mississippi riverfront in St. Louis causing about $35,000 in damage. The barge moored near the excursion steamer Admiral. firemen from 22 companies battled the blaze as the Admiral escaped damage. Owner Roy Streekius cited damage estimates and noted no one was aboard the barge. Cause of the fire was not determined.
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ST. Louis
API
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Cant
Roy Streekius
Streekins Steam, Inc
Markets St Louis and Kansas City Poultry and Live Stock Prices
Markets report from St Louis and Kansas City showing AP listings for eggs and poultry prices across consumer grades and wholesale runs, with Missouri and Kansas live fryers at farm and delivered rates, plus butter prices. It also covers National Stockyards hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep with price ranges and market tone, and Chicago hog and cattle quotes with mixed steers and prime offerings.
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St. Louis
St, Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
Aysas
East St. Louis
Chicago
USDA
Gond Anc
Apartment Break-in Probed by Police
Police investigate a break in at 312 Toffersen St the home of Mrs Lizeitte Giard. Entry was gained by forcing a knife action. a pint of whisky cigarettes and a transistor radio were reported missing.
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Lizeitte Giard
Toffersen St
Emire
Joplin Man Sentenced On Assault Charge
NEOSHO Mo Angel pleaded guilty Tuesday and was sentenced to five years in prison on a charge of raping a teenage girl. The assault occurred at Limberlost Lake resort in Newton County about 15 miles south of Joplin. The girl told police Angel threatened to kill her if she did not submit.
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Neosho
API
Rex Angel
Angel
Joplin
Limberlost Lake
Newton County
Daniel Lindenbusch Attends 35th Summer Session
Daniel Lindenbusch of St Elizabeth attends the 35th annual summer session of the Americs Institute of Cooperation at the University of Nebraska, participating in sponsored lectures and workshops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Lindenbusch
St. Elizabeth
Americs Institute of Cooperation
University of Nebraska
Tax Representatives Open Meetings Here
St Louis AP reports tax representatives met at a hotel to hear reminiscences and discuss problems at the second mental hospital patient strangling case. Coroner says a 15 year old died. investigation ongoing as meetings concluded.
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Gover
ST. Louis
Kasin and Harris
M-vearniel
Jolie
Rolf
Waterman
Heloise hints on cloth trays and home cleaning tips
A reader letter featuring Elsie Goss and Barbara D. Smith proposing cloth trays for organizing sewing and dishwashing supplies. It includes methods for soaking, scrubbing, warm oven heat to keep dishes warm, and tips on removing stains, with advice on wax refinishing and ink removal.
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Heloise
Barbara D. Smith
Hennise
Elsie
Rosa Antonelli
Lesson Las
Radio KWOS Highlights and Late Night News Teasers
The page lists a dense schedule with names like Dan Lavecth Tapan PuTbon Lewis Shiner Masts and Waeld. Various segments include news weather sports and music plus a morning religious block and market updates. The fragmented OCR references multiple hosts and show titles across a radio day.
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KWOS
Dan Lavecth Tapan
PuTbon Lewis
Shiner
Suhans Macasse
Markele Sharm Chet
Miessig
IMO
Ark Sacksen
Hart Jackson
Earl Dacksaw
WMS
Cedric Paster
Weathree
Cuntis
New
Mark
Berlin guard throws bottle with note to celebrate US network
A Berlin border guard tossed a bottle containing a letter praising the Armed Forces Radio Network on its 20th anniversary. The guard said he often listens to the network and enjoys the music, expressing support for the station among East Germans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susy Vay Bes
Berlin Wall
Armed Forces Radio Network
Aru
Sac Tansday
Jenny Jissoning
Fire damages Asbury Park boardwalk amid blaze
A major fire heavily damaged a New Jersey boardwalk pavilion and 12 stores in Asbury Park. Eight firefighters were treated for minor injuries while thousands watched as more than 300 firefighters battled the flames and kept 10,000 spectators from a larger area.
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New Jersey
Asbury Park
Civ
Minaver
Royal Attends Cleopatra Show in London
Prince Charles and Princess Anne watched Cleopatra Tuesday night with a detective present for public safety and to verify age restrictions for under 16. Eisenhower travels to France to film D-Day television scenes with Columbia Broadcasting System crew. Georges Bidault passes Lisbon en route to Rio de Janeiro amid postwar French political maneuverings.
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London
API
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Cleopatra
Royal Chilecren
Charles
Caen
France
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stroyer
Cherbourg
Carn
Columbia Broadcasting Syesten
Dewrover
Portsmouth
England
Eisenhower
Market ends lower after brief rise in first session
New York stocks closed down after an early rally, led by mixed moves in major issues. Airlines, steel and chemicals fell while some aerospace and tech names slipped, with modest gains in others as bond markets softened and railroad contract talks loomed over broader market sentiment.
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New York
Adimiral
Allied Ch
Allis
Am Cyan
Anaconda
Beech Aire U
Steel DM International Business Machines
Boeing Air
Xerox
Bran Aviw
Polarvid
Cessna Air
Walt Disney
Chi RI & Pace
Skelly Oi
Chrysler
Oil Co
American Stock Exchange
Curtiss Wr
Dow Chem
du Pont
Empire
Fed
Firestone
FRC Co
Ford Mtr
Gamble
Dena Washington
Elee
Mirs
Goodyear
Wolfe
Marq
Martin MD
McCrory
Minn M & M
Monsan
Nat
Nat Cyne
Riets
W. Wil
Okla Gk EU
da Ib
Peabody Coal
Rennes Moois L & Labor Department
Pa RR
Phill
U Ve
Wirta
Assist
James J
St Joe
Reynolds
Sears Row
Sinclair da
Savenyu
NI We
Dots
Sunray
Pole Tran
UN Carbide Data Union Pac
Dot
Steel
Westy Ely
Uy Ag
Woolworth UM
Yale & Tow
Fidel Castro's Mother Dies in Havana
Cuban radio reports Senora Lina Rud De Castro died in Havana. She was the widow of Angel Castro and mother of Raul Castro and Fidel Castro. Burial planned in the family plot near Biran in Oriente Province. A broad mix of other items follows including a Yugoslav aid announcement and erratic legal notices from Missouri.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Senora Lina Rud de Castro
Havana
Biran
Oriente
Senora Ruz
Angel Castro
Raul Castro
Fidel
Divorced Wife Of Judge Rewed
Beverly Hills Calif ARV The divorced wife of Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas married Washington attorney Robert B Eichholz 52 amid his marriage to Joan Carroll Martin 24 from Buffalo NY The couple met in 1961 when she was a junior at Allegany College Readiness reaction to the union noted by Miss Martins mother Mrs John Martin The jurist married his second wife 17 months after his first wife Mildred Riddie divorced him in 1959 He had two children by the first wife. no children by the second marriage.
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RatHerina Ann Wolfrim
Katherina Ann Wolfram
Mahalena Wolfram
Katherina Ann Walfram
Tate County
Missouri
Star Maute 3
Erson City
Russell T. Keyes
East High Street
Jettersean City
Uch Court
Nes
Bierela
Flliott M. Campp
Propate Court
Cole County
Missour
Cole
Jefferson City
Ethel Naomi Macauley Defensnd
Beverly Hills
Calif
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Mercedes Douglas
Robert B. Eichholz
Washington, D.C
Uiglas
Goldendale
Wash
Douglas
Joan Carol Martin
Buffalo
N.Y
Alleghens College
Meadville
Miss Martin
John MN. Martin
Mildred Riddie
Las Grande
Ore
Second man in Kansas City holdup surrenders
Nick Louis Spero, 28, of Kansas City, surrendered Tuesday and pleaded innocent to first degree robbery and motor car theft in the $35,000 raid on the Kansas City Star Credit Union. He was released after posting $10,000 bond. John Samuel Rima, 35, was arrested July 23 and awaits trial on the same charges, released under $15,000 bond. witness identified him as the getaway driver. Both men have been indicted by the Jackson County grand jury.
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Kansas City
Nick Louis Spero
Kanyeas City Star Credit Union
Spera
John Samuel Rima
Rima
Spero
Bima
Jackson County
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