Family Mourns Blytheville Woman in Car Accident
Mae Cok Rasta, 5, died in a Blytheville hospital Saturday night from injuries after being struck by a cat in front of her home. The incident occurred early Saturday while she was across the road at her mailbox. Funeral set for 2 p.m. today at the Church of Christ in Steele, Missouri. Britain has universal military service.
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Mae
Ie Cok Rasta
Blytheville
Énder
Bivens
Church of Christ Ath Steele
Warrenton
Warrenton, Mo
Laura Wright
Highway 7
The
Eastern Star of Missouri
Durkin appointment sparks debate in Eisenhower team
Washington senator Welker calls Durkin labor secretary pick a smart political move by Republicans in 20 years. He says Durkin backed Democrats and will show workers that the party values labor, while noting Taft may not oppose confirmation and will work with the White House on future differences.
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Sen. Welke Jr
Berdaho
Eisenhower
Martin P. Durkin
Durkin
Welker
NBC
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Taf
White House
Foreign Countries Earn on U S Trade
In the third quarter foreign countries sold far more to the United States than they bought, with Transactions with the U S indicating foreign nations earned about 700 million dollars more from the U S than they spent in July August September quarter. Over the last two quarters foreign sales to the U S totaled about 3.1 billion dollars more than purchases, as abroad efforts to balance accounts by reducing U S exports mattered. U S imports of goods and services ran about 3.9 billion dollars, roughly unchanged from the prior quarter.
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Washington US
United States
U.S
Department of Commerce
U. S
Department
Three motorists fined for careless driving in Wheatly court
Daniel Edward Lawrence Walsh of 312 W High St drew a $50 fine and costs after pleading guilty to a collision on Highway 54 south while trying to pass Edgar Nauett of Shabbona Illinois. Manard P Sims of Fort Leonard Wood was fined $25 for speeding on Highway 50 west inside the city limits. Raymond H Strope of St Thomas pleaded guilty to an inadequate muffler and paid $5 plus costs.
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Foster
Wheafly
Daniel Edward Lawrence Walsh
W. High St
Walsh
Highway 54 South
Edgar Nauett
Shabbona
Manard P. Sims
Fort Leonard Wood
Wheatly
Sims
Raymond H. Strope
SL Thomas
Yeaterday
St Louis Attorney Indicted for Fraud in Mo Court
A St Louis Circuit Court grand jury indicted 35 year old William N Hutchinson on a charge of attempting to obtain money by trick and deception. He allegedly planned a fake accident with four others to sue the Public Service Company. Hutchinson posted a $1000 bond. Warrenton Woman Killed in Highway 7 Crash.
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ST. Louis
William N. Hutchinson
Public Service Company
Hutchinson
Americans and Germans share Christmas dinners in goodwill gesture
Thousands of Germans and American GIs prepare to dine together on Christmas at U.S. bases across Germany. Hosts plan meals funded by the Army and civic groups, with funds also aiding German orphans, needy families, and coal distributions. Hungarian? (text reflects postwar reconciliation efforts with multiple cities and programs.)
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Army
Bremerhaven
Gerto
Do Omen
Wuerzburg
American Women’s Club
Frankfurt
People Think He's A Doctor Doctor Degree Pursuit In St Louis
ST. LOUIS AP William A Kottmeyer an assistant superintendent of public instruction and remedial reading expert plans to earn a PhD at St Louis University He signs his books as Dr Kottmeyer after readers urged the publisher to use the title He has authored about 40 books including a basic spelling text series.
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ST. Louis
William A. Kottmeyer
Dr. Kottmeyer
Kollmeyer
St. Louis University
Fire at National Guard Depot Causes Little Damage
City firemen reported no serious damage after a fire at the National Guard Maintenance Depot at 1701 Industrial Ave. at 4:02 a.m. Sunday. A motor fan driving the draft fan on a gas heater was slightly damaged.
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National Guard
Industrial Ave
Moberly Girl Wins Polio Slogan Prize with Backstory
Miss Shirley Spaid, 19, won Randolph County polio slogan prize and a $50 defense bond. Judges learned her mother, polio-stricken since Shirley was three, progressed from two leg braces to one with aid from the county fund. Her slogan: The dimes and dollars you give help some to walk and some to live.
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Moberly
Shirley Spaid
Randolph County
Miss Spaid
Walter Spaid
Polio Fund
Shirley
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