Barrier Cleared for Camp Crowder Vocational School
Attorney General J. E. Taylor ruled that a deed from the War Assets Administration would give the University of Missouri board of curators a clear title to Camp Crowder. The board must accept the property before Jan 1, after which the state will operate and maintain the school for 25 years. The university seeks 1,750,000 to start, including 960,000 from general revenue and 800,000 from postwar reserve, a request made to the legislature’s budget director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Crowder
J. E. Taylor
Federal
War Assets Administration
University of Missouri Board of Curators
University
Samuel M. Watson
Leslie Cowan
A B Chance Sales Conference Here
About 50 executives, salesmen, and engineers from A B Chance of Centralia will open a four day sales conference next Tuesday at the Governor Hotel in Jefferson City. Kenneth R Way, general sales manager, will head the meeting. F Gano Chane, company president, will speak at Tuesday dinner. It is the second year Jefferson City hosts the conference. The company makes electrical construction and maintenance equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Chance Company of
Centralia
Governor Hotel
Kenneth R. Way
F. Gano Chane
Chance Company
Jefferson City
House Must Name Election Winner in Missouri
The Missouri House faces determining the 1949 representative from Lafayette county after the Democrat Homer Pruett and Republican Charles H. Gladish each received 6255 votes. Assistant Attorney General David Donnelly issued an opinion as the House, now Democratic major, decides the outcome following the deaths of a Democrat and a Republican. Prosecuting Attorney William ge IQ sought guidance on the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri House of Representatives
Lafayette County
J. E. Taylor Ade
David Donnelly
William Ge IQ
Homer Pruett
Charles H. Gladish
Bank Christmas Party Set for December 18
The Exchange National Bank will host its annual Christmas party on December 18 from 3 to 5 PM inviting all Jefferson City children to meet Santa and receive candy from under the bank’s large Christmas tree. The event has drawn thousands in prior years as officials recognize families across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange National Bank
Jefferson City
Santa Claus
NAMES IN THE NEWS MIXED CHORUS AND VISITS
Individuals from Jefferson City St Louis and Kirksville appear in a column of society items. Mary Shelton joins the Southwest Baptist College mixed chorus while Arthur Ellis and Herbert Roedder travel to Chicago for an Associated Services meeting. Other notes cover visits births and local travel across Missouri and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary £. Shelton
Jefferson City
Southwest Baptist College
Boleivar
Arthur W. Ellis
Herbert C. Roedder
Chicago
Associated Service Industries
Will Be Reburied in Lonse Creek Service Tomorrow
JANN Ma Vee eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Leo Daegers of Lonse Creek will be reburied at Lonse Creek after funeral services tomorrow. Daegers lost his life in action by Germany on March MM 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jann
Vee
Henry
Daegers
Leo Daegers
Lonse ‘Creek
Longe Creek
Germany
Henry Michelis Son Succumbs At Birth
At Cedar City home of Mr and Mrs Henry Michelis the couple mourns the loss of their infant son born to them. The child is survived by three siblings Mirabeth Nona and Aryyila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal McQuality
St. Louis
St. Mary's Hospital
Roy Wilson
Roy Williams
Lafayette
Henry Michelis
Stephen Henry Michelis
Dieu
Uist Mpi Oat Ie Tami
Mel
Cedar City
Ine
Gao Mirabeth
Nona
Aryyila
Berlin Plans to Turn City in a Soviet Style Capital
Moscow trained Berlin official outlined aims to reshape Berlin into what could be a "Little Moscow" to match the two year plan pace in occupied Germany. The move would restructure Berlin's economy by socializing ownership of property while a postal blockade freezes currency exchange and underscores Soviet control amid the divided city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Witer
Karl Maron
Cen Umy
Rissa
Garomiy
Theeg@liche Rundsehau
Sdb
Pobhe
New Jewel Shop Opens By Tanner Family In City
The Tanner family opens a new Jewel Shop at 209 Fast High Street offering diamonds silver gifts and jewelry. About WW visitors reportedly toured the store as it prepared for a grand opening with plans for local philanthropy and a focus on family tradition in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effersor
Tse Tev
Ute Ue
Denki Osprey Ner
Abe Jorie
Fred Ewe
Deifersen
Fred
Petsons
Willian Davisheety
Toy Watt
Cenis Dearment
Donati Taner
Dad
Steve Anon
Tanner Limty
Shefiorson Chy
Henerval Mergianiise
Cole Draft Board Gets Wish-You-Were-Here Card Inductees
Four Cole County men inducted into the army sent the draft board clerk a Wish You Were Here card to Mrs. Edna Selween. The message was ambiguous and unclear if sincere or double-edged. Names listed include Paul Meier Elmer Goetz Victor Broandel and William Mormann from Fort Smith Arkansas and the note described as a supper scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Draft Board
Paul Meier
Elmer Goetz
Victor Broandel
William Mormann
Fort Smith
Ark
Missouri Buck Season Passes Halfway Mark
At the halfway point of Missouri’s five day buck deer season the tally nears last year’s pace. About 350 regal bucks were checked on the first day and 734 more carcasses were logged yesterday leaving a strong implication that the total may approach the previous season’s figure.
Errol Flynn Fined for Kicking a Cop in New York
AP reports Errol Flynn, famed film star, paid an $80 fine after a December incident in New York involving an alleged kicking of a police officer. Details remain tangled as the case develops and awaits further legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errol Flynn
New York
Debonair
Errol Plena
Pat
Suyliy
Michigan Solons To Get Pay Boost
In a special session, Michigan lawmakers approved a pay raise to 2900 annually for state legislators, following a November 2 referendum that removed constitutional caps. Gov. Sigler’s signature was expected. Other state officers saw raises to 12500, with governor at 2500 plus expenses totaling 20500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Dee
S— AP
Michigan
Kim Sigler
Ressa
Penney Employees To Get Extra Pay
The 45 staff members of the J C Penney store here will join 50,000 Penney Associates nationwide in receiving a special pay next two weeks equal to their pay. Manager Ralph G Hicks said it is not a Christmas bonus but a recognition of current conditions. Full year 1948 full-time associates qualify, with time and extra employees prorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Penney Company
Penney
Ralph G. Hicks
Hicks
The
Penney Company
Six Jap ex generals jailed for war prisoner abuse
An eight army court sentenced six former Japanese lieutenant generals and one colonel to prison terms up to 24 years for packing Allied war prisoners into overcrowded hell ships. The convictions tied to transporting 17,000 prisoners, causing pain, disease, and many deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Eighth Army
Bunro Saheki
Shipping Transport Command
Rempei Kato
Tadakazu Wakamatsu
Hiroshi Nakata
Choho Mononohe
Goro Isoya
Col
Okikatsu Arad
Wholesale Food Index Drops to 6.33 in Slow Week
The Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food index fell to 6.33, the lowest in over 17 months, from 6.36 a week earlier. The gauge, representing wholesale cost per pound of 31 commonly used items, sits 11.1 percent below the year-ago level, in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun & Bradstreet
New York
Callaway Farmer’s Home Lost In Fire
A fire yesterday afternoon destroyed the three room home of Winfie Baynham, a Black farmer in Callaway county about three miles north of here. Baxytham was away and could not explain how the blaze started. He says he lost everything owned except the clothes he wore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfie Baynham
Callaway County
Here
Baxytham
Hendren to Address Capitol Young Democrats
John H. Hendren, chairman of the Democratic State Committee, will speak to the Capitol Young Democrats Club at 7 30 p m Wednesday December 13 in the House of Representatives Chambers Capitol building. The meeting aims to elect club officers for 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hendren
Democratic State Committee
Capitol
Young Democrats Club
House of Representatives
Capitol Building
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Angelo
O. D. Miller
Sarasota
Fla
Curley Denman
Deming
N. M
Joe F. Evans
Bainville
Mont
Phyilis Jean Pavao
William
Willard
Honolulu
William Faray
Petersburg
Alaska
Mrs. Roosevelt
Paris
Wits
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Guy Perez Cisneros
United Nations Social Committee
York
R.A.F
Henington
England
Bertin
Taylor
A.B. Chance Sales
Bank
Mo Ark
Washington, Dec
Illnois Central Railroad
Missouri and Arkansas Railway Co
South America
Matthew Hurley, Jr
Sne
Henry Schulte
St. Mary's Boulevard
J. L. Connelly
Swift's
Eugenia Jones
M. Richard Jones
Tilden
Til
Water Habernecker
Hotel Sherman
Habernecker
Harold Young
Warrensburg
Cole County
Jack Wilson
Irvine W. Nichols
West Dunklin
J. W. Nichols
R. E. Dallmeyer
Red Cross
Topeka
Kans
Dallmeyer
Ray E. Covey
Air Force
Miami
Covey
J. W. Brown
Alton
Mr. Brown
Gertrude Brown
Madison
Miss Brown
Tel Betts
Edmund Perry
Clarence Bradley
J. Q. Scrivner
Ruth Perry
Duane Cole
Kirksville
Walter C. Brown
East Ashley Street
Arthur E. Brown
State Resources and Development Division
Florida
Brown
California
Hugh G. Daltis
St Mary's Hospital
Moscow
Tanners
Dada Zarkos
Universite Ad Mwissenmer Ay
Cole Draft Board
Columbia
Apy
Witham
Frank Jick
Warren Babeor Cha
Carnad
Fos
Rey
Mubeyi Tuvet
W. M. Dinwiitie
Damanes If
Blackwinter-nArrow Bok Telephone Company
Soutry Belle Telephone Comabilite
Boonville
Pst
Dade
Greenfield
Theodore J. Dris
Jessup
Washington
Tipday
Pip Chega
United Nations
Atsti
Eter U
Sodviegate
Shigerui
Tokyo
Hiroshi Ashida
Japan
Ashida
Callaway
Hendren
Democrats
AMD His Orchestra
Jubilee
Elgin, Helbros, Longine
Hamilton
O. C. Stegmaier Jeweler
E. High
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