One Man Dies As Fire Razes Newberry Store
A major Newberry fire destroyed the J. Johnson and Produce Co. building and caused one death. Fred Co., 38, of Linn, aided firefighters and died at the scene. Fire officials praised the department as flames spread from a dock area to the store’s basement and upper floors during a busy holiday shopping evening.
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Newberry
Mayer
Loetfer
Silione
Fred Co
Linn
J. Domnson Fran) and Produce Co
Sx Ai
Nor- Mary’s Hospital
Ahrens
St- Peter's Cathedral
Ralph A. Erhardt
Bolivar St
Dorsey G.j Romen
Ahrenshurt Mayer
Otto
Galley
Ares
Cole
Esque
Doe
Missouri
Fire Department
Otto Af
Vincent ‘W. Willmeno
U. E. McCarty Sr
L. E. Swillum
Marret Scrivner
Delly Wallendorf
Real Es
Elmer Koeppel
Harold Ash
Jefferson Heights
Kloeppel
Mary’s Hospital
J. J.newberry Co
Normen Ahrens
St. Peter's Cathedral
Johnson Produce Co
South Pacific
Men’s Sodality
St. George's Catholic Church
Pete Otto
Agatha Sprenger
Martha Franken
Harry
Richard
Thomas
Marie Sue
Norbert Otto
Los Angeles
Calif
Wikford Otte
Eldon Ross
Santa Cruz
George Tower
Hereford Show Plans Amid Mental Study Efforts
Plans for the Missouri Hereford Association show and sale are under way at the state fair grounds in Jefferson City with dates Feb 9 and 10. A Morgan woman is noted in the article as part of the event coverage alongside plans for an annual banquet and officer election.
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Claude E. Short
Morgan County
Ferday
State Hospital No. 1
Fulton
of Jefferson Theater
Madison Street
Monroe Street
Post-Tribune
Jefferson City
iFeb
Missouri Hereford Assn
Morgan Woman
Morgan Oman
Association
Scattered Showers In Area Forecast
Scattered showers will dampen Mid Missouri tonight lowering temperatures to the lower 30s. The noon reading was 58 with a high expected in the mid 40s on Friday. Across the state overnight lows ranged from 30 at West Plains to 45 at St. Louis with Jefferson City at 42.
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Mid-Missouri
Mercury
State
West Plains
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Con Man Reported Operating in Area
Troop F of the highway patrol warned Mid Missouri residents of a possible con man operating in Owensville and surrounding areas. The man poses as a magazine, jeweler, or photographer representative and takes a down payment of 25 before vanishing without delivering services or products. A subject identified as Lee R Hayden alias Carl Hayden, 45 to 50, 5 ft 4 in, 150 lbs, is linked to swindles across many states. Residents are asked to report information to the patrol or police.
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Highway Patrol
Mid Missouri
Owensville
Lee R. Hayden
Carl Hayden
Hayden
Joek Police
Ghost Fire Traps On High Street Endanger Buildings
Amid a dangerous blaze on High Street the Newberry building burned, with 15 minutes of frantic rescue efforts and a fatality. Firefighter Otto collapsed near the scene while other crews battled the flames and a priest administered last rites. Authorities warned of hazardous wiring and trash accumulation in old structures, while confusion and rumors spread through the crowd.
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Bassman
Newberry
Igh Street
Mayer Hardware
Fred Otto
Leonard Burridge
Salvation Stray
Mai
Burridge
Maj
Norman Ahrens
St. Peter's Cathedral
Otto
Father Ahrens
Roan
Ralph Erbardi
Solivar St
Erbardi
High Street
Thelalley
Conica
Ministerial Parley Offers Soviets
NATO plans quick stockpiling of nuclear warheads for defense and places intermediate-range missiles at the disposal of the supreme commander in Europe. Leaders vow to coordinate development, research, and production of modern arms across Europe in response to Soviet policy.
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NATO
Council
Europe
Thor Missile Ready For Potential Launch Today
At Cape Canaveral the Air Force Thor intermediate range ballistic missile stands on its launcher and appears ready to fire at any moment. Frost formed at 10:20 a.m. signaling fuel transfer, while reports say the Atlas ICBM test yielded ample data and another launch may wait until next month.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Thor
Army
Harrison County Clerk Dies in Bethany Missouri
Clarence Moulton 73, Harrison County clerk for two terms, died yesterday in Bethany Missouri after five years of illness. He also served 18 years as deputy clerk. Crowds and cleanup operations followed the death as morning arrived.
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Harrison County
Bethany
Clarence’Moulton
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