Wildcat Strike Hits Railroads Serving Toledo
A no work movement described as a wildcat strike by a union official disrupted yard operations on three of Toledo’s eight railroads, Nickle Plate, Baltimore & Ohio, and Detroit & Toledo Short Line. About 30 of 100 Nickle Plate yard workers, 40 of 150 B&O yardmen, and 15 of 100 Short Line workers said they would not report for duty, though the action was not union sanctioned.
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Toledo
Baltimore & ‘Ohio
Detroit & Toledo
Brotherhood of Railroad
R. J. Jones
BRT
Chicago
HADA COL touted by Swede Nilsen in Houston sales pitch
Swede Nilsen of 26th Street Houston claims HADACOL makes him the town’s hottest hardware salesman. The ad touts vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron, promises faster absorption, relief from stomach distress and nervousness, and a money-back guarantee if results aren’t seen. Prices shown are $1.25 for trial size and $3.50 for large size, with direct orders from The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana.
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Nilsen
26Th Street
Houston
Texas
Hadacol
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayche
Louisiana
LeBlanc
Democrats Set January 13 Springfield Banquet and Pow Wow
Democrats will hold the 14th annual Greene Gee Jackson day banquet and political pow wow in Springfield on January 13. The Democratic headquarters announced the date but said principal speakers have not yet been finalized.
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Sprigfield
Springfield
Chaicé
Bomb strikes hit Korean railway hubs and cities
American B-29s and jet fighters attacked commu nications centers in North Korea at Wonsan Pyongyang and Chongju Kogunyong as snow halted operations. They dropped 84 tons of 500 pound bombs on rail facilities at Wonsan 32 tons of 2000 pound bombs at Pyongyang and 32 tons of demolition bombs at Chongju hitting a bridge at Kogunyong.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Wonsan
Pyongyang
Chonjujana Kogunyong
Ko- Tor
Chongju
Kogunyong
Col Forney Killed In Korean Action
Col. Frank Forney age about 45 who attended high school here in 1918 was killed in action in Korea on November 29. The aunt Mrs. William M. Oakerson of 1204 Lee Street reports he lived with her while at school. Survived by wife and three children in Eugene Oregon. A West Point graduate, he served in World War II and commanded combat engineers building bridges in Korea.
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Frank Forney
Korea
William M. Oakerson
Lee Street
Forney
Eugene
Ore
West Point
Austria
Trains Run as Yardmasters Struggle to Form Freight Schedules
Rail lines including Chesapeake Ohio Pennsylvania Wabash Toledo Terminal and New York Central face disruption as stay-home movement affects operations. Trains run early today but yardmasters report difficulty stacking freight consists and making up trains.
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Chesapeake &Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wabash
Toledo Terminal
New York Central
Deaths Stella Wills Dies at 64 in St Marys Hospital
Mrs Stella M Wills 64 of 112 Clay Street died this morning at St Marys hospital after three years illness She was widow of Frank H Wills electrical contractor who died in July 1950 Born Nov 8 1886 at Emporia Kansas oldest daughter of Stephen and Lilian Mackey They lived in Sedalia before moving to Jefferson City in 1933 Survived by son John W Wills Seattle and sisters Mrs R Flores Joplin and Mrs George E Simmons El Cerrito California Funeral services are announced for Wednesday afternoon with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery
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Stella M. Wills
Clay Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Wills
Frank H. Wills
East High Street
John McKenzie
Emporia
Kas
Stephen
Lilian Mackey
Sedalia
Eastern Star
Jefferson City
First Christian Church
John W. Wills
Seattle
R. Flores
Joplin
George E. Simmon
el Cerrito
Calif
Woodlawn Cemetery
Services Held For Tipton Woman Clara Dueber
Funeral services for Miss Clara Henrietta Dueber who died Saturday night at her Tipton home were held at St. Andrew's Catholic church with Rev. H. J. Breit presiding. Burial followed in the Catholic cemetery. The 62 year old Miss Dueber, born September 26, 1888, lived most of her life in Tipton, aside from two years at St. Elizabeth's academy in St. Louis. She leaves a sister Miss Olivia Dueber and a brother Lawrence Dueber, both at home, and was preceded in death by three siblings Oscar Charles and Regina. She belonged to St Andrew's church and the Daughters of Isabella circle.
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Tipton
Clara Henrietta Dueber
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
H. J. Breit
Miss Dueber
Gustav
Adelia Dueber
St. Elizabeth’s Academy
St. Louis
Olivia Dueber
Lawrence Dueber
Oscar
Charles
Regina
Tikeber
St Andrew's Church
Daughters of Isabella Circle
Marriage Licenses for Jefferson City Pair and Beaumont Pair
Betty Leu Dochla aged 20 and Robert G. Nutter aged 21, both of Jefferson City, received marriage licenses. Ruth Marie Severson aged 26 and Russell Korsmeyer aged 22, from Beaumont Texas, also obtained licenses.
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Betty Leu Dochla
Robert G. Nutter
Jefferson City
Ruth
Marie Severson
Russel Korsmeyer
Beaumont
Texas
Reynolds Seeks Divorce From Morris G Reynolds
Mrs. Ethel M. Reynolds of Jefferson City filed for divorce from Morris G. Reynolds in circuit court. The petition cites adultery, states the couple wed in Pittsburg Kansas on September 2 1946 and separated April 28 1950.
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Ethel M. Reynolds
Jefferson City
Circuit Court
Morris G. Reynolds
Pittsburg
Kas
Kohlbusch Fined for Beating Woman in Court
Gregory Kohlbusch of 2 Lafa yette street was fined $10 and 32 costs for peace disturbance after admitting to beating Mrs. A. P. Fischer of 119 Lincoln drive. He was placed on indefinite probation. Mrs. Fischer withdrew her complaint earlier. case continued for related accident claims against Billy Galloway.
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Gregory Kohlbusch
Lafayette Street
Billy Galloway
Adams Street
Galloway
Henry L. Williams
Jefferson Street
Robert Nichols
Williams
Nichols
Names in the News Robert Bishop elected editor at Tri Lambda
Robert Bishop of Jefferson City, a student at Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee, was elected editor of the Tri Lambda religious journalism fraternity organ. He is the son of Chester and Mrs. Bishop of 406 Vista Street. Bishop majors in religious journalism. Mrs. Willard Strange of 100 Linegoing Street visited her daughter in Independence, Mo. Mrs. Vansiver, underwent surgery December 11 at St. Mary’s Hospital Kansas City. County Supt J M Wilson attends Missouri Association of County Superintendents winter conference in Columbia with state education commissioner Hubert Wheeler delivering the keynote at a dinner. about 150 attendees.
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Robert Bishop
Jefferson City
Oklahoma Baptist University At
Shawnee
Tri+ Lambda
Chester L. Bishop
Vista Street
Bishop
Willard Strange
Line
Goin Street
Independence
E. H. Vansiver
St. Mary's Hospital
Kansas City
J. M. Wilson
Missouri Association of
Columbia
Hubert Wheeler
Democrats Rally Support to Aid Dean Acheson
Washington dispatch reports Democratic leaders mobilize sympathy for Secretary of State Dean Acheson amid GOP push for his dismissal. Some senators doubt the party line, while Truman affirms unwavering support. reports circulate of a possible reshuffle involving Vinson and Clark Clifford if Acheson resigns.
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Washington
Acheson
Truman
Senate
House
Congress
Fred Vinson
Supreme Court
McGrath
Clark Clifford
Brewster
R-Me
Vinson
Brussels
John Sherman Cooper
Millikin
Colorado
Morse Rore
Call
Ache‘son
Senate probes taps Chicago lines on eve of hearings
The Senate crime investigating committee said its Chicago office lines were tapped on the eve of renewed hearings. Two men and a woman are under surveillance, with secrecy surrounding the case. The panel will focus on race wire services and the policy racket in Chicago, with about 50 of 150 subpoenaed persons expected to testify.
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Chicago
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Rudolph Halley
Chicago Tribune
Halley
Estes Kefauver
eTenn
Kefauver
Thesemommittee
Eugene Bernstein
Thomas Rourke
Thomas Cawley
Henry Hilton
George Kelly
Edward N
James A. Shea
Claude Hawkins
Edward O'Grady
Thomas Kelly
Shea
O'Hara
McGoldrick
Continental Press Service
General
Trans- American News and Publishing Service, Inc
Race Wire Services
Acheson Resignation Draws Senate Battle Over Brussels Conference
The Senate debated Secretary Acheson's fate as Republicans hint at resignation risks while Democrats urge steadiness. Murray O Mahoney Hill defend Acheson, warning resignations could hit American prestige. Taft weighs committee shifts and possible armed services post.
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Morse
Acheson
Aiken
Rvi
Congress
Murray
Montana
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Hill
Alabama
Free World
United States
Brussels
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Foreig
Finance
Armed Services Group
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LMR
Stella Wills
Schnider’s
Prince Gardner
Dopp
Schnider's Men's Wear
Clothing Corner
High & Madison
Dial
Kolbusch
Kohljbusch
Ke ‘Cher
Kohlbusch
Andrew Schwaller
Central Dairy
Dean Acheson
G. A. Fischer Drug CO
Tums Jr
John Sullivan
St. Mary’s Hospital
Milplay Day
Vicksburg, Bliss
Day
The
Conservation Commission
St Joseph
Stegmaier
Ray
PEC
O.C. Stegmaier
Jefferson City Baking CO
E. High
Sconi
Missouri Power & Lichty
Missouri Power Right Company
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