Still Unconscious After Two Years
Betty Plogsted a St Peter's High senior read her Bill of Rights essay at Jefferson City Meal Estate Board meeting at the Missouri Hotel. A county contest awarded a 25 dollar savings bond for first place. The piece extols rights and liberties and urges vigilance, liberty, and the democratic ideal amid threats to freedom.
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Betty Plogsted
St. Peter's High School
Jefferson City
Missouri
Wigtis
United States
National Congress
Tom
Dunedin
Unis
America
Phelps Legion seeks removal of St James Home superintendent
Phelps County American Legion Post 243 passed a resolution demanding the ouster of Marvin H. McDaniel, superintendent of the Missouri Soldiers’ Home at St. James. The group asks for a change in admission rules and the home’s supervision to be moved to a state military department, with the resolutions referred to the Missouri Rehabilitation Commission for action.
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Jamiss
Marvin H. McDaniel
Phelps County
Amurigay Legion
Missouri Department of the American Legion
B. OR. Bass
Phelps
McDanu
Urata
McDianiul
Wiree
Department of Public Health
Bass
St Louis Man Owes Life To Button Deflecting Bullet
Joseph Berzon a St Louis man and factory worker faced a bandit last night as he walked home. The assailant fired at close range but Berzon was unharmed except for a stomach abrasion. A button or buckle appeared to deflect the bullet, saving his life. The bandit fled, leaving the incident under police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Joseph Berzon
Berzon
Bubee
Berzun
Two Missionaries Leave Red China for Freedom
HONG ONG -TDr and Mrs Homer Ve Bradshaw, American Medical missionaries held by Communists for nearly five years, crossed the Hongeng border to Trecduit today. Bradshaw spoke of long separations and hardship, noting he expects to move his wife toward safety at her father's farm near Pittsburgh as soon as possible.
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Hong Ong
Homer Ve Bradshaw
Amerionty
China
Hongeng
Trecduit
Atos
Bradshaw
Qaentl
Tereitet
Tran
Shaw
Sian
Pittsburgh
Heath
First Air Link to Antarctica Reported From New Zealand
Noted reports describe an inaugural air route between New Zealand and Antarctica. Four American planes reportedly landed on the South Island and preparations continued for a direct link to the Antarctic continent amid ongoing expedition activity led by an American commander.
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Antarctica
Auckland
New Zealand
New Aualand
South Island
Brebus
Ross
Vietor
Antarctic
Adm
Mhiehrrd de Maced
Weather and aviation update amid strong winds and airstrip readiness
Fragmented report notes strong winds affecting airfield operations at hangar point and Ross Sea landing strip. It mentions Tui Adan and Jee J. Dufele leading weather prospects as excellent, with seven ships spaced 250 miles along a route to assist pirates, reflecting unclear OCR lines.
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Tui Adan
Jee J. Dufele
Ross Sea
Beltween
New Zealand
Allison Talk Best At Toastmaster Club
At the Voustrustors Chill weekly dinner meeting Allison Talk Best earned the Maye Berribee trophy for a speech titled Are We Hiding or Walking. Guests included HAMS Jehaen and Dato Fearn served as principal roles with timing by Wilkie Cinnvng and evaluation by Marry nerdiction master.
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Parl Alan
Moreland
Maye Berribee
Omers
Joes
Willian FL
Jord Mose
Mack Stewart
Kinga
K. Mellon
Louster
Dick Rowlette
Dato Fearn
Wilkie
Retires From Arm At the Age of 39
LEGNART WOOD, or Lt Cal. James M. Boone, a fifth generation descendant of Daniel Boone, is retiring from the Army after 20 years of service. The colonel, recently in command of the 61st Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion, joined the Army in 193? in Somerset, Ky. Richmond Heights Police Chief Hart Sir, Capt. James A. Riley, was injured when struck by a car while directing an accident scene, suffering a broken leg as another vehicle hit him while he was measuring skid marks.
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Legnart Wood
Cal
James M. Boone
Daniel Boone
Xersier
6Ist
Ilot
Esta Brooks
Artire Hoone
Army
Soomerset
Richmond Heights
Hart
Louis
James A. Riley
Riley
Debutante Ball Cited With Bandaged Head Appearance
Washington society gathered at the Mayflower Hotel for the annual debutante ball honoring 22 families of prominent social standing from Washington and Chicago. Anne Burling led the procession, wearing a newly grown white gown as her father introduced her to the crowd during the formal dinner and reception.
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Washington
Anne Burling
Washington Society
Anne
iAey Hel Aaightar
Mdward
Burling
Gas Ave
bin Sarly
Mayflower
Dangfers
Camifies
Heston
Chicago
Crehestea
St. Louis Woman Leaves Funds to Washington University
Mary G Raber of St Louis willed nearly 100000 to Washington University in a probate filing made yesterday. She daughter of circuit judge Sam Weber and had previously given about 230000 to charity and other causes over recent years.
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Washington University
Will
Sr. Louis
Mary G. Raber
St. Louis
Reber
Ale
Sam Weber
Univers Medical School
Mea
Christmas Observances Highlight School and Parish Programs
St Peter's High School and parish groups stage Christmas activities for charity and students. Santa Claus visits victims, toy drives and baskets aid polio funds, with programs including candlelight services, scriptural readings, and PTA parties.
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Etunetty
Chrishmas
St Peter's
Huntier Mhert
Orenrincipal
St. Peter 'S High School
Santa Chia
Roth
St Dusephs
Roel
St. Peter's
Glunsni Basketal Gitae
Europe Suffers First Blizzard Toll With Seventeen Dead
A chaotic winter storm across Europe causes at least sixteen to seventeen deaths. Reports mention Sweden Norway Denmark and Finland as hit areas with casualties among travelers and residents. Authorities warn of continuing severe weather and dangerous travel conditions.
Two Appointments Made to State Poultry Board
Phil M. Donnelly appointed Warren J. Waters Sr. of Springfield to the State Poultry Board and reappointed George Wagthy of Marstats Waters as part of a slate. Barby, a Democrat, received a separate appointment to the poultry sector while noting long service in Maryland farm circles.
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Phil M. Donnelly
Warren J. Waters Sr
Springfield
State Poultry Board
Sealovdiy
George Wagthy
Marstats Waters
Republics
Audrechts
Crowe
Golden Cite
Barby
Ike, Naters
Viehaara
Ikey Experiment Farm
Klourtwin Grove
Move 21 Jets by Barge From St. Louis Plant
The Navy notes a movement of 21 jets by barge from McDonnell Aircraft Corp in St Louis to Memphis and Pensacola training centers, with wider transportation planned soon. The shipment is announced as part of Navy logistics and training operations.
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St. Louis
Et. Louis
McDonnll Aircraft Corp
St Louis
Mempheni
Pensava
Navy
Engine failure costs in air venture between Memphis and Pensacola
Report notes plan to relocate ground reseat sites in Memphis and Pensacola with revised scheduling. Estimates of engine failure costs range from 200 initial units to 300 million dollars, reflecting substantial risk and financial exposure in the project.
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Memphis
Pensacola
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Cook
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Brooke
Lense
Sap
Bert Ber Ehileven
Alvina
South Pa Chitin
Cliftle
Phelps Legion
M’daniel
St. James Home
Red China
Allison
Toastmaster Club
Bartletts
Sheetler's Sentinel
Sheetler's
Ay J
TOM Ware
Sreofledy Stoleimoe Sheaffer
Peasner
Langerhans
Dial
Jefferson
Cat Coleman
Tye Vy
General GE Electric
Trinity
Bool
Leonard Bischer
Ae Uvough Fee
Jin
A.C. Selimale
Uie Christaniy
Pischer
Gart Vhildrey
Tenchi Tr
Flavold Niertiann
Vauys
Tu Clagsey
Europe
London
Scandinavia
Sweden
Jenmark
Norway
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Moutites
Landwehr’s Dairy
Wallendorf
Thrifty. Finance CO
East High St
the Jewel Shop
Isles
Dlistaverica
West
Peres
Madison
Eve Merry H
Bersshulas
Revere
Thampers
Hive Ty Bensaenlit
Javern
Kentucky
Bond
Glenmore Distillertes Company
Phere
Loumville
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