Dismissal of Robbery Charge Against St Louis Man
The St Louis circuit attorney's office dismissed a robbery charge against Curtis J McCarley after a man in custody admitted the January 129 drug store holdup. McCarley denied involvement and remains jailed pending other charges. Assistant Circuit Attorney Joseph Stettich said formal dismissal came yesterday in Judge J Casey Walsh's court.
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Curtis J. BieCarley
McCariey
Pan W. Vaughn
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Detroit
Chirge
Joplin Man Elected President of Bus and Truck Association
Ray F. Road of Cosveel Freighters is named president of the Missouri Bus and Truck Association at the convention’s close. New officers include Paw A. Byers Kansas City first vice president Roy B. Chipps St Louis second vice president Will H. Keller treasurer with a slate of directors. A director of the American Trucking Associations is chosen and ATA head I Williams delivers the keynote. The article notes industry concerns about Cabinet Committee Report and highway funding.
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Lee J. Sloan
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Otbne
Paw A. Byers
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Roy B. Chipps
Minkllwest Freightways, Inc
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Willi HH. Keller
Chief Freight Lines Co
Krasus Oils
Stoancare
Dow
Hoxtds
T. Dodlds and Son
New Sater
Leonard Hamm
Dankel Eine Tirnyage
Alteost
J. Hicks
South Side Moving and Stoorage Co
Don Klett
Parifie Intermountain Express
Kunsas City
Herbert Knight
Jefferson City Lines
Jefferson City
Roy Peters
Fischer Trucking Co
Washington
Nusmann
Nusmann and
Roper Freight Lines, Inc
Slmis
Tthe
American Trucking Associations, Inc
AL A. Fowler
Kanesas City
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Milwaukee
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Ameren
Wiliams
Cabinet Committee
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Outer Mongolia and United Nations diplomacy detailed
A long dispatch outlines the U N debate over Outer Mongolia's bid for membership and the broader China representation crisis. It notes United States resistance, Nationalist China shifts, and Soviet actions, with background on Mongolia's geography and history under czarist and Soviet influence.
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Associated Press
United States
United Nations
Outer Mongolia
U.N
China
Chiang Kile Shek
Soviet Union
Central Missouri State hosts college game amid guestmasters visit
The Stoutland Camdenton St Elizabeth and Sto ce wid Climax Springs groups will join Central Missouri State College as guests for a Warrensburg Kirksville basketball game at Warrensburg on June 1.
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Camdenton
Tek
St. Elizabeth
Sto Ce Wid
Climax Springs
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Kirksville
Grandmother Seeks Deer Hunt After Doctor-Advocated Relaxation
Mud HALISBURY reports Mrs. How ard Calhoun a 66 year old grandmother from Delmar told her son and son in law she might hunt again to shoot one for each of them and register them in their names. Calhoun nailed a 30 saris year deer yesterday. Claude E. Calhoun of Delmar and Charles E. Raueds of Salisbury are mentioned as relatives. She has hunted about 12 years and took it up on a doctor's advice to relax nervous tensions. This was her first deer.
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Howard Calhoun
Scurby Delmar
Grandma Calhoun
Claude E. Cathoun
Delmar
Chles E. Raueds
Salisbury
Egypt and Israel trade counter firing charges at Gaza frontier
Both Egypt and Israel accused each other of firing across the Gaza frontier near Deir el Halah. A U N observer went to the scene to investigate after complaints from both governments reported to the Mixed Armistice Commission.
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Israel
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Tax Policies Urge To Save Shape Growth Pace
Federal tax policies drive Americans to save and invest, potentially influencing the pace of national growth. Experts warn low money for expansion and high corporate borrowing costs could hinder factory and service production over the coming years.
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Meer
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Thomas
McCabe
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Wir Federt Reserve Huard
Huossesiret
Proposal May Save Railroad Millions
A reorganization plan for the New Orleans and Missouri Pacific Railway may save millions in taxes. Federal Judge George R Moore approved the proposal to merge the New Orleans line with Missouri Pacific and two subsidiaries. Minority stockholders challenge the move, arguing the smaller line could claim deductions long denied due to debts to Missouri Pacific.
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George Re Moore
New Orleans
As & Mexico Railway Co
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Missouri Pacifies
Que New Orlean
Guy A. Thompson
Sbosta
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Fay Sears
Missouiri
General Motors Extends Dealer Contracts From One to Five Years
Washington reports General Motors will immediately lengthen its dealer agreements from one year to five, affecting 77,000 Gay re- Anil dealers nationwide. Senate hearings on GM operations continue as critics argue the change misleads dealers and the public amid ongoing investigations and potential damage to Cranesd.
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Harlow
Curties
General Motors
Menglackiting Corporation
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Curtire
Cele
Versatile Girl, 19, Gets Movie Contract
Janet Lake, a minor, gains a contract with Motto-Goldwyn-Mayer approved in Superior Court. She starts at 200 dollars weekly with a five year term. The article also mentions Misa Cake, born Janet Mary Lyndkey, who modeled in New York and is noted for secretarial work and sociology studies.
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Hollywood WA
Janet Lake
Motto-Goldwyn-Mayer Ostadia
Superior Court
Misa Cake
Tanet Mary Lendkey
Norristown
Pure
New York
Supreme Court weighs immunity law forcing testimony
The court heard arguments on the constitutionality of a 1954 immunity law that shields witnesses from prosecution when compelled to testify before grand juries in security cases. The challenge, led by William Ullman, centers on whether immunity can be forced to secure testimony amid alleged Communist activity investigations.
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Supreme Court
Ui Fe
William Ludwig Ullman
Air Forge Auchor
Hine Teasury
Ategeed Cormimnnist
Uwmbnnu
New York
Dist
Metearil Weinfeld
Jockin Nito
U.S. CourLint
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Utfnay
Fis
Youngster’s Payment Clears Debt After Incident Letter
A Timazog City commission read a youngster’s letter admitting breaking a window during a snowball incident near the Potter red voting plane. The citizen, Dyearald Pat jek McKerring, offered to pay for damages after describing the events and aiming at the sign.
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Test of a New Invention for Rupture Patients
Kansas City residents are urged to test Doctor's Appliance Co rupture relief device for 80 days at $4, with a $250 refundable guarantee. The ad promises no belts or holes, claiming comfort and safety while providing a trial period and home mailing details for the device at 2905 Main St. Big City Mo.
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