University seeks private housing for 500 students
Columbia officials urged local residents and the Chamber of Commerce to locate accommodations for 500 to 600 university students as campus housing is full. Enrollment is expected near 6,800 with registrations rising, and without available rooms many students may be forced to leave Columbia or transfer.
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Columbia
Chamber of Commerce
University
C. W. McLane
W. Francis English
University College of Arts and Science
Elmer Ellis
Charles C. Isely, Jr
Dean English
Lene
CLIN
McLane
English
Whale
Colimbia
Otter Justity
St Louis Barbers Vote Down Price Increase
St Louis barbers, by a six to one margin, rejected a proposal to raise the haircut price from 1.50 to 1.73. The motion to increase failed at a union meeting of about 900 members of the AFL Journeyman Barbers International Union. Present prices will stay in effect at least until March when the union contract expires.
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ST. Louis WA
St. Loui Barbers
Loval W12
AFL Journeyman Barbers
Ineernational Union
Prairie Horn fair dates set for August 1956
The 41st Prairie Horn fair will be held August 7 to 9, 1956. The dates were approved Tuesday night by the fair board at a special Prairie Home gathering.
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Prairie Home
Doan's Pills Ease Backache For Housework Relief
Backache headache and fatigue hamper daily tasks and mood. Doan's Pills claim fast relief through a dual action formula, easing nerves and providing mild diuretic help to reduce kidney tension while supporting daily activity.
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Dean
Vivan
Inmate Receives Canary by Express From Jail
A disturbed supply note shows inmate Benson in Maysville paying $3.70 to send a canary from a county jail cell. In San Antonio Sheriff Kilday easily serves a parole violation warrant on Donald Greiling, based on a letter to a girlfriend from the county fair.
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Canary
Maysville
Denson
Colphard
Hurbus
Ohio
Benson
San Antonio
Lox
Judge Appointed In Furniture Case
The Missouri Supreme Court named W. Jackson of the 20th Jaellevnd Circuit as special judge in a Furniture Industry case brought by Furniture Industri§a Inc. and Harold B. Smalley against the Department of Corrections director over counts tied to prison furniture manufacturing. The suit seeks about $7,000 under an agreement for prison workshop operations during B. M. Casteel’s tenure. The original petition targeted Thomas White Malton, later amended to include R. S. N. Bidson. Judge Sam C. Blair has disqualified himself. No date is set. Separately, Charles B. Latimore filed against Edward H. Kuehn seeking $7,0?0 for rent, utilities, and a balance on furniture purchases tied to care of Kassimir Kuehn. Kassimir died May 11.
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Missouri Supreme Court
W. ©. Jackson
Jaellevnd
Furniture Industri¢a Inc
Harold BD. Smalley Amannst
Department of Corrections
Miainolff
Cor Tections Department
B. M. Casteel
Merl
Latimore
Edward H. Kuehn
Attorney Allen Arrested in St Louis County Case
Allen, 42, of 201 Cherry St, a former attorney, was arrested by the State Highway Patrol in St Louis County yesterday on a charge of careless and reckless driving. He was released on a 506 bond after appearing in court, claiming he was returning to Jefferson City from a business trip.
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St. Louis
Allen
Cherry St
St. Louis County
Jefferson City
Accident Near Mokage Causes Damages and Collision
A vehicle crash north of Mokane at 1 Span yesterday left about 75 dollars in damages. Hetty Sit, 28, of Mokane, reportedly ran off the road then reentered and collided with another car driven by James T. Dripkard of Matton.
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Mokage
Mokane
Hetty Te Sit
Ute
Mipnayas
James T. Dripkard
Matton
New Chemical Pill Aims to Shield Humans From Radiation
Northfield residents voted to fund a higher budget with the same taxes by painting the town hall themselves. Mayor George Infield and councilors undertook the project, keeping tax rates unchanged.
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Northfield
George Infield
Prisoners Told Action Expected In Military Code
Washington reports a new military code to resist interrogation and protect vital information. President Eisenhower ordered training for all ranks, emphasizing courage, discipline, and loyalty while warning any man can break under pressure. The code allows limited disclosure but requires steadfast resistance and support for fellow captives.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Vetails
Jon E
JNU
Far East
Nine Hurt in German Rioting at Saar Plebiscite Rally
In Saarbrucken a mob of thousands attacked a rally by Johannes Hoffmann advocating Europeanization. Nine demonstrators and seven policemen were wounded as police used tear gas after the crowd stormed a meeting hall in Weuenkirchen. Hoffmann, addressing 1,200 supporters, exited covertly as authorities convene a conference with Saar parties.
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Saarbruecken
Saar We
Saturn Saar
Johannes
Hoffmann
Weuenkirchen
Saar
Remimission
Baptists Impressed By Religious Life Found in Russia
Four American Baptist clergymen returning from a two week Moscow visit said they were profoundly impressed by religious life in Soviet Russia. The group included Rev. Theodore F Adams president of the Baptist World Alliance and Rev. Carney Hargrove. They noted friendliness in churches and society and observed material progress since a 20 year earlier trip. Adams also commended the beauty of resort areas and said they met without learning restrictions.
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Moscow III
Moscow
Theodore F. Adams
Richmond
The
Baptist World Alliance
Carney Hargrove
Philadelphia
Joseph H. Jackson
Chicago
United States
Arnold T. Obin
Washington
D.C
World Alliance
Norway
Adams
Ohrn
Tass
Soviet Union
Arnold T. Ohrn
Theodore F. Adtams
Ussr
St Louis County Man Fined for Motel Bid Evasion
Stew art Morton was fined $10 and costs in Magistrate Court yesterday for attempting to leave a motel without paying his bill at the Westwood Motel. Morton allegedly tried to defraud operator William Bret of $15.36.
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St. Louis County
Stewart Morton
William Bret
Westwood
Semen Athletes Foot Germ How To Kill It In One Hour
An amateur ad style note promotes a fast cure for athlete's foot with claims of immediate relief. It mentions a product Greaseless and a brand WAL Brandenberger Gruz Co, and suggests purchase at drug stores.
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Ste Park
T.i-L
WAL Brandenberger Gruz Co
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