Board Members Welcome Opinion On School Post
Board members will weigh all factors carefully in choosing a new superintendent after A L Crow resigned. Harold Remley said directors will travel to Southwest Missouri later this week to advance the search. Joe D Nichols Jr said he feels humble about the sentiment for him to be considered, and was surprised by calls and patrons’ visits.
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Harold B. Remley
Board of Education
Missouri
A. L. Crow
Joe D Nichols Jr
Junior College
Plee
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
United States
University of Missouri
Tmaster
Remley
Jefferson City
Pearl Harbor memory fades in minds of capital citizens
fragmentary 1945 and 1945- era notes recount Pearl Harbor attack effects on Jefferson City education leaders and local board of education decisions. It notes a dean acting as superintendent and reflections on future school leadership while detailing wartime damage and casualty mentions.
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Pearl Harbor
Seaphine
Dawntya Questar White
Memorial Community Hospital Campaign Launched in Kansas City
The Memorial Community Hospital fund drive opened at a Massey Hotel banquet with a $3.5 million goal to match federal funds. Ralph W. Hammond chairs the gifts committee with William R. Tweedie as vice chair, and a group of local leaders includes Paul Busch and John M. Dalton. Mayor H Roe Bartle urged broad community support to ensure hospital facilities for all residents.
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Memorial Community Hospital Building Fund
Toeias
Line Palitins
Siva
Missouri Hotel
Ralph W. Hammond
Ehairman
Pattern
Kroup
Willam R. Tweedie
Hinisnd
Tweedie
Paul Busch
John M. Dalton
Eiliott E. Farmer
Robert N. Gillock
J. TD. James
Poster A. McHenry
Theodore R. Oberman
Califf L. Scruggs
H. Emmett Slasher
Forrest Smith
Bogd Stephens
Forrest Williams
H. Roe Bartle
Kansas City
Memorial Community Hospital
Massei
Bartle
The
Hospital Association
William R. Tweedie
Pattern Gifts Committee
Twenty One Insurance Suits Filed in Cole County
Missouri Attorney General John M. Dalton filed twenty one suits in Cole County Circuit Court seeking escheat funds from insurance cases dating back 25 years. The actions aim to recover about 304000 dollars impounded after most policyholders were located, with remaining balance to be recovered under escheat laws. Judge Sam C. Blair previously ruled in similar cases that the state could recover over 603000 dollars. Dalton has pursued these claims since 1953, with Marty S. Kay named as special assistant to prosecute.
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U.S. District Court
Cole County
John M. Dalton
Sam C. Blair
Missouri al ‘Ourt
Dalton
Marty S. Kay
Eldon
Weather outlook for Jefferson City area turns cloudy and cooler
The Jefferson City and central Missouri forecast warns of cloudy conditions, a drop in temperatures tonight and Thursday. Lows near 25 tonight, highs around 40s Thursday, with yesterday’s highs about 46 and overnight 33. The report lists several local places and dates in a garbled line but confirms cooler weather coming.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Ieee
Datternon Ony Bermann
Grange Hiver
Oriks Bay
Alver Meecant Uhurarays Aponville
Elterson Clix
Parking ordinance warned in Lafayette street block
Jefferson authorities announce a two hour parking limit in the 100 block of Lafayette street. Louis G. Backers, chief of police, says signs are in place and officers will begin enforcement immediately.
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Run Jefferson 4
Lafayette Street
Louis G. Backers
Backers
Shrine Club Elects Knox President at annual meeting
William F. Knox was elected president of the Shrine Club at a meeting attended by officers and directors. Other officers named include First Vice President Lloyd W. Tracy, Second Vice President Harold Molliway, and secretary James G. LeCouru. Installation is planned for January 7 at the Governor Hotel with the Divan of Month Peel of St. Louis noted as linked to the group. The program includes Christmas activities and a 350 dollar contribution to the Yule season.
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William F. Knox
Ann Leedion
Irwin
Glee
Governor Hotel
Liocd W. Tracy
Warold WW
Molliway
Trem Wed Nichols
Lester B. Fisher
G. LeCuru
Treassurer
James M. Davis
Tracy
Installitio
St. Louis
L Nichols
Kammnittes
Davey Williams
Yule Sea
San
Smith Wins Merit Scholarship Test Opportunity
Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Victor Smith of Watgk Ein Si aed, passed the preliminary National Merit Scholarship screening at St Petur's High School. He advances to a scholastic aptitude test in Columbia, contingent on final results, with potential eligibility for the national final. This follows his role as class officer and past president of MSquires, plus notable athletic participation.
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Mickey Srmith
Victor Smith
St. Petur’s High Setol
Broth
Ber Norbert
Dhe
Smith
Columbia
Comnet
Maret
Sint
Boter
Siriety
M Squires
Te Rerontol Uy Schoes
Leneheans
Road Maintenance Budget Sees Major Increase Across Regions
The budget outlines higher funding for road upkeep with figures including 8200 and 600 plus emergency allocations. It notes revisions by the Division of Bennyprivent and headquarters in Jefferson City, detailing sums like 37000 to the Division for maintenance and related operations.
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Ventas
Apa Hipster Baie Thane Haynes
Secord
Holustinastiad
Milion de muntidMimees
Officce
Jefferson City
Foom Defferson Cio
Open Route 63 Overpass This Thursday
Road officials plan to open the Route 63 overpass Thursday near Jefferson City. Crews extend new pier work and ramp alignment and promise traffic relief once the bridge is in service. Construction advances include a 215 foot approach span and pile details with substantial earthwork and median fences completed.
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Javcorering
Jefferser City
Abe Ronte
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First Traffic Signals Placed Near Schools
Communities in Missouri activate first traffic signals near schools amid debates over safety. Officials report improved pedestrian control, with opposition citing disruption and concerns over enforcement. Authorities outline future zoning and ordinance steps to normalize the new signals.
Sharp Income Increase Revealed in October
Washington reports a sharp rise in personal income for October, with total earnings reaching 409.4 billion dollars per year and a larger than expected gain over September. The Commerce Department released the figures, highlighting a substantial month to month growth.
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Washington
Pope Semoan
Villondighen
Familiar Faces John Moore Becomes Cafe Manager At Local Spot
John Moore former college quarterback now runs Adcock's Cafe with 46 staff. He oversees buying menus and shifts, drawing on 22 years in McKinney restaurants. Moore recalls early teams and a notable game against Chillicothe Business College as among his athletic peaks. He chats with customers who share a “world of friends” approach and notes Truman era linkages amid Kansas City memories.
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Jefferson City
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Tanse
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Harry J Truman
Heington
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McCarty Street
Madison Street
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Osage
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Adcock's
Nicks
Balloon Found On Indiana Farm After Monday Release
A balloon released here was found on an Indiana farm on Monday. The scattered, garbled text suggests a local item with unclear details but confirms the discovery near a Wade area and mentions farm settings and a tethered message.
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Indiana
Tetrick Named UCE Chair Proposals Surface
Fragmented OCR notes show Tetrick proposed as UCE chairman with discussion of next TCP year plans. Meeting details reference a session Tuesday at a location, with mentions of committee roles, eligibility, and a call for citizen volunteers to support chamber activities.
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Alves Celigible Dee
Rani Ponto
Tredsepere
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Explosion Kills 5 in German Apartment House
Five people die in a German apartment house explosion. Reports describe a blast at an apartment block in Pranirpult with emergency crews and police on scene. Witnesses recount debris, smoke, and a chaotic rescue as authorities investigate cause and identify victims amid a damaged building.
Attlee Quits Labor Post in Britain
The British political scene shifted as Clement Attlee abdicated his post, triggering a Conservative gain. The May leadership contest unfolded with party tensions, market reactions, and predicted shifts in governance.
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Attlee
Britain
Limestone Group Backs Bond Issue
The Limestone group endorses a bond issue at a morning session held near the Governor Hotel. The meeting listed several officers and attendees, with discussion covering a building project and related expenses, while several names and roles appear garbled in the OCR text.
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Limestone Group
Referendum On Tobacco Marketing Quotas Set
A state referendum addresses marketing quotas for flue cured and other tobaccos with a three year period. Provisions include reductions in incentives from strict quotas to about 200 percent for dark cured and 1 percent for certain tobacco types. Cote County grows about 5000 tobe in the Pine River vicinity as noted by official Wackwell.
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Dee
Ian Ager
Virginia
Tringo
Cote County
Uenley
Pine River
Wackwell
Teen Town Opens in City Thursday
Jefferson City announces Teen Town activity starting Thursday night at Park Bowvil officer venues. A variety program organized by Famorrey's group targets high school and college classes, with sessions for an 13 SS ade group on Friday. All class officers are urged to attend the sessions.
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Dofferson City
Bowvil Offier
Famorrey
Jefferson City
Sesatona
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