New Jaycee Officers Named for Jefferson City Fair
Election of new officers for the Junior Chamber of Commerce Fair Association was announced after a meeting and board election. Clifford Alten said the date change aims to give the new officers time to prepare permanent fair installations and other work for next year. Five new board members were elected, replacing five former members. holdovers include David Harrison and Allen. A dance for Snycees and wives was discussed for later this month.
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Chamber of Commerce
Clifford Alten
The
Fair Association
Tor
James King
Lowell
Wid
Madison St
William Ott
Moreau
Tom Smith
Tex Mile
Ted Wisch
W. Miller
James Strang
MelCormick Wilson
John Morris
Charles Edmondson
Carl Feeht
David Harrison
Buel West
Charles
Ecklund
Allen
Snycees
Missouri unemployment payments total over 1.7 million in July
Unemployed Missourians received 1,710,396 in July under all jobless insurance programs run by the Missouri Division of Employment Security. Of this amount 1,488,912 went to state unemployment benefit recipients, 192,461 to unemployed veterans, and 29,023 to the federal employee group. The outlay was about 75 percent of June total and 51.2 percent below July 1954. Residents of other states earned in Missouri received 63,536, or 4.3 percent of all payments. Weeks of compensated unemployment in July totaled 75,117, down 28,744 from June.
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Missouri Division of Employment Security Gecording
Gordon P. Weir
Missouri
Planes Do Not Carry Live Missiles in St Louis
McDonnell Aircraft Corp states its test planes do not carry live bombs rockets or guided missiles in the St Louis area. Public relations director Robert H Wood says rumors are inaccurate and inflammatory and notes planes often carry a dummy or dud bomb that could be mistaken for a real weapon.
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ST. Louis
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Robert H. Wood
Fin
Anniversary to Be Observed By Social Security Office Here
Open house scheduled from 3 to 6 pm Friday at the new Jefferson City Social Security Office 428 Madison Street with films and slides to explain the program. Ford notes growth from 1935 coverage to nine of ten workers now eligible for Old Age and Survivors benefits, with 8,960 recipients totaling $391,889 monthly in the area. The new office opened about three months ago after moving from the Post Office building.
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Arthur W. Ells
Person City
Madison St
Illiam A. Ford
Jefferson
Ford
Jefferson City
It Takes Firemen With Ladder to Get Boy Off Roof
Joe Lee Hult, 10, a Alabama boy, climbed a two story house roof while playing with a ball in St Louis area. Firemen used a hook and ladder to rescue him. His mother Mrs Mildred Hutt of Tuscaloosa, Ala reported the incident. The tennis ball remains missing.
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ST. Louisa
Joe Lee Hult
Alabama
Mildred Hutt
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Shim
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Post-Tribune
Rter
F. R.I
Wills
General Motors
Acceptance Corp
Feder
Easy Mort
Soda
Federal Reserve Board
National Automobile Dealers Assn
Social Security Administration
Madigan 84
Hiram A. Ford
Herbert A. Scruggs
Whelard Zeller
News-Tribune
Jefferson Rug Co
Rush’s Tailor Shop
Kirect
Wallan & Schnieders
Venetian Blind Co
W. McGarty
Vacarin
Wire Finance CO
One Finance Co
Minsonel, Inc
High ST
Cor
Madison
Social Security Office
Mon Missouri Hotel
Dave Kornblum
Crestmoor
the Friendly Store
E. High St
Seersucker
Becheray
Peggy
Dunklin
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