Tokyo Looks For Ike To Open UN Korea Offensive
Tokyo watchers expect President elect Eisenhower to push the United Nations into a Korea offensive. Analysts note his claim that deeds matter more than words signals a shift toward a military solution, with Gen Clark’s Far East Command likely to receive new offensive options and additional Allied forces to break the stalemate.
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Tokyo
Hisenhower
United Nations
Korea
Eisenhower
New York
United States
Markit Clark
Far East
Panmunjom
Clark
James A. van Fleet
Death of Fred Westholz at Latham Hospital California
Fred W Westholz 62 a retired farmer died at 7 p m Monday at Latham Hospital after a heart attack He was born Feb 10 1890 at Bay Gasconade County He married Anna Krueger Aug 7 1921 They moved to California Iron Bay in 1944 He was Lutheran Church member and American Legion Surviving sister Sophie Witle Funeral services set at St Itry Lutheran Church Rev R Reith officiating Burial in church cemetery
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California
Fred W. Westhols
Latham Hospital
Fred
Mary Westholz
Bay
Gasconade County
Anna Krueger
Iron Bay
Woesthole
Lutheran Church
American Legion
Sophie Witle
St, Itry
Iran and Paul’s Lutheran Church
Imore
Rev. R. Reith
Manchurian Hills
Church
Mutiny at Korean POW Camp Raises Toll to 84
In Pusan and Panmunjom areas, the mutiny by Communist prisoners on Pon gam Island left 84 dead and 148 injured, with Allied guards using bayonets to quell the breakout. The incident drew harsh protest from Communist delegates and was labeled barbarous by Gen Nam U.
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Pusan
Korea
Pongam
Panniunjom
Nam U
Record Highway Costs Expected Over Next Year
Missouri plans a record 1953 state highway maintenance budget of 15.5 million dollars, up from 14.61 million in 1952, driven by more mileage and higher repair demands. Routine costs vary from 175 dollars per mile on graded earth roads to 2,000 dollars per mile on distressed pavements, with funds also allocated for signs, bridges, snow removal, emergencies, and administrative needs.
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Missouri
State Highway Commission
Dean Wilson
Parking woes and plans for a state garage in Jefferson City
Governor Forrest Smith spoke to Rotarians on four goals including a new state office building and a three entrance underground garage near Tweedies Footwear to solve Capitol parking. He noted a balanced budget, income tax relief, and a costly airport expansion plan, while praising road and hospital projects and urging larger pensions for the aged. Pete Walz was named Rotary youth of the month.
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State Highway Department
Tweedies Footwear Corporation
Forrest Smith
Capitol Building
Rotary Club
Missouri Hotel
Missouri River
Capitol Ave
Memorial Airport
Smith
Tweedies
Capitol
Pete Walz
Jefferson City
Rotary
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Vichy
Columbia
Senate
Greater Jefferson City
National Guard
Jefferson
Four Men Pay Fines in Wheatly's Court
Clement H Loethen 26 of Route 8 pleaded guilty to car ness and reckless driving and was fined 310 and costs by Magistrate Judge Foster S Wheatly after a Highway Patrol arrest on IE High St for passing a school bus on a hill with obstructed view. In separate actions three motorists pleaded guilty to driving vehicles without adequate mufflers and were fined 93 plus costs each. John H Huddle ston 51 Route 2 Jefferson City. John F Sims 19 Columbia. Harold J Sullens 20 Lafayette St arrested on Highway 34 south yesterday.
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Clement H. Loethen
Route 8
Foster S. Wheatly
State Highway Patrol
IE. High St
Lee
John H. Huddleston
Jefferson City
John F.sims
Columbia
Harold J. Sullens
Lacfayette St
Rolla Man Sentenced for Car Theft in 1952 Case
Rolla resident Boyd Ellis Hayes, 21, was sentenced to two years in the Algua Intermediate Reformatory by Circuit Judge Sam J. Blair for theft of a motor vehicle. Prosecutor James T. Riley said Hayes unlawfully operated an auto owned by Richard Huskey on October 30, 1952. Pet er Lorre sued for separation in New York. his 49-year-old wife Kaaren Ver n seeks temporary alimony of 250 dollars weekly.
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Rolla
Boyd Ellis Hayes
Rolla Hiencedo
Algua Intermediate Reformatory
Sam JC. Blair
Hayes
Guilly
James T. Riley
Richard Huskey
New York
Peter Lorre
Logeborg
Scouts Dedicate New Quarters In Church Here
The Boy Scout room at the Methodist Church was dedicated by Explorer Post 1 and Troop 3 during a court of honor. Charters were presented to post and troop leaders. Eddie Wolf received the Life Scout badge. George Schupp earned the explorer award for physical fitness. New members joined the troop in a candlelight ceremony and Richard Omohundre was welcomed as a transfer from Georgia.
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Methodist Church
Joe F. Brown
Iscar Petry
Hector Gardner
Hapkell Holman
Marion R. Simes
H. I. Haralson
Eddie Wolf
George E. Wolf
Main St
Wendell E. Bratt
George Schupp
Oscar Schupp
Bald Hill Rd
David Downen
Donald Huddleston
Gerald Taber
James Gardner
George Stamper
Wendell Koerner
The
Post
Teddy Stein
Malcolm de Broek
Richard Wilson
Larry Hillon
Herschel Larimore
James Tamm
James Terpin
Henry Perry
Gordon DeBrock
Richard Omohundre
Jefferson City
Georgia
Highway cost figures reveal per mile maintenance ranges
The article lists per mile costs for road maintenance and types of roads under a modernization program. Heavy traffic concrete and hot mix roads cost about 900 per mile, granular surfaces 388, and smastaining supplementary roads vary from 31,400 to 175 per mile. Temporary supplementary roads under the ten-year plan are capped at 300 per mile. Definitions distinguish heavy, medium, and light traffic levels by vehicle counts.
Runaway Boy Held in Cole County Jail Awaiting Brother
A one year old runaway from Chicago is being held in Cole County Jail today as police await his brother Ferdinand William Bayer. The boy reportedly ran away from home during a night incident. his mother, Mrs Helena Blaine, was contacted by phone. The case remains under police investigation.
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Jefferson City
Chicago
Jboys
Ferdinand William Bayer
Cole County
Helena Blaine
New Rocket Heads This Way
Lansing Michigan December 16 Oldsmobile unveiled a new triple jet Rocket for the 1933 line with a higher powered engine refined styling a revolutionary cooling system and new braking. Cars will be shipped to dealers nationwide and go on display at noon.
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Lansing
Mich
America
Oldsmobile
Michigan
Loral Oldsmobile Dealera
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Fred Westholz
Post-Tribune
Evans
Schell
East High
Wheatly's
Central Dairy
Tennyson
Harry J. Farrar
Mgr
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Dallmeyer
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Ewing Drive
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