MacArthur and Truman clash on Far East war policy
Gen. Douglas MacArthur denounces President Truman as inaccurate and misleading over his ouster remarks. White House officials say Truman stands by his statement while MacArthur’s aide Courtney Whitney releases the general’s full reply. The dispute centers on whether Truman sought an all out war in the Far East and MacArthur’s ability to support UN policies.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Far East
MacArthur
United Press
White House
Arthur
Remington Rand
Mac
United Nations
Rerva
Motorists Fined By Judge Wheatly
Fines totaling 73 and costs were levied against two motorists by Magistrate Wheatly after pleading guilty to charges of careless and reckless driving. One motorist, 24, was fined 20 and costs. another, 42, was fined 20 and costs for driving with improper position on the highway.
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Foster
Wheatly
Gore
Flintey
al Sit
Paral Teaper
Keele
Seid Hawley
Raymond J. Gretrath
Gretrath
Herbert Thompson
Kansas Ciy
Indictment upheld in case involving American suspect
In a Mexico City ruling the Federal Appeals Court backed the decision to hold for trial U S citizen Mow and three associates accused of helping him enter the country. Judge Antonis Fernandez Vera confirmed the detention order pending trial as the appeal was sustained.
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Mexico City
Ulli
Uv U. S. Citiven
Aries
Insping
Formosi
Mow
Cer
Mick
Pedro Casar
Exten City
Alenally
Antonis Fernandez
Vera
Steamboat Pilot Captain Celebrates 60th Anniversary
Hermann special reports Capt and Mrs William L Heckmann observe their 60th wedding anniversary with a family dinner and open house. His career spans Missouri river piloting 160 steamboats and 432000 miles. he will be 84 next March 7. They have three children and reside in Hermann with relatives nearby.
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Wiliam H. Merkmann
Hermann
Iona
William L. Heckmann
iTheir
Missouri
Hackmann
Osage
Gasconade
Heckmann
W. L. Heckmann
Ann Buddemeyer
Fred Buddemeyer
Imann
Herman Koeniss
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
J. W. Riley
Ethel
Rodney Heckmann
Trinity Evangelical
Buffalo
Yui
H. Wexel
Capt. Heckmann
Sam
Edward
Hermann Hundhausen
Norman Heckmann
Pershing
Amanda Puchta
St. Louis
Emma Buddemeyser
Representative Names 2 Members of Staff
INDEPENDENCE Jeffrey P. Hillelson named executive secretary Themis Hendrix a Kansas City attorney and former World War II veteran is vice president of the Kansas City chamber of commerce David W Pausini a 28 year old law student at the University of Kansas City was named field secretary Pausini is president of the Young Republicans Ing of Jackson County Me a veteran of World War II and the Kareea fighting.
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Jeffrey P. Hillelson
Cleri Finn
Pourdy
Missouri
Themis
Hendrix
Kansas City
Kansas City Dumor
Chamber of Committee
David W. Pausini
University of Kansas City
St Louis to Change Meters for Penny Parking
City begins converting 1,000 of 7,300 parking meters to penny rates. Motorists will have only a few minutes for shopping, with meters offering 60 minutes for a nickel and nickel slots changing to a penny rate for short periods.
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ST. Louis
Nomckel
Father Killed by Son in White Deer Hunting Accident
Sheriff calls the incident an accident after Boo Roster, a teen hunter, shot his father during a deer hunting attempt in White Deer. The elder man had just wounded the deer and was bending to finish the kill when he was shot. Boo Roster, recently returned from Army service in Korea, identified by authorities.
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Roster
L. E Hatcher
Hatcher
Boo Roster
Korea
Banks at St. Joseph Boost Interest Rates
In St. Joseph a majority of banks raised savings deposit rates to 2 percent from 1.5 percent. Mechanics State Bank announced on Sunday and other banks followed today. A bank official noted building and loan associations have been drawing many savings accounts with the higher rate.
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ST. Joseph
Mechanics State Bank
Airman Injured in Auto Crash Near Memphis
An airman returning from Christmas furlough near Memphis suffered a possible severed spinal cord in a collision on U.S. Highway 36 six miles east of residence. The driver George Richard Lin, 22, of Brownsburg Junction Magne, had minor injuries. The airman was hospitalized at Mayon hospital.
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Memphis
MACGN
Robert My i
Belmont
Asuruinel
Henry Kraft Dies Episcopal Layman in Nevada
Henry Kraft, 66, a leading layman in the Episcopal diocese of western Missouri, died today after a heart attack. He was senior warden of All Saints parish for nearly four years and served as a diocesan convention delegate for the same period. Kraft worked in wholesale grocery and had spent 12 years as a weather observer volunteer.
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Nevada
Henry Kraft
Missouri
All Saints
Kraft
Deferments Expected to Continue for Two More Years
Robert C Goodwin, executive director of the Labor Department's defense manpower, predicts ongoing draft exemptions for students and fathers for at least two years. He told a manpower conference that the extension hinges on not overburdening the selective service system and that competent student deferments in science and engineering may persist even during emergencies.
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Robert C Goodwin
Labor Department
Defense Manpower Administration
Goodwin
Corporation to Buy Phone Properties In Thirty Towns
Grand River Mutual Telephone Corp. announces contracts to acquire telephone properties in 30 towns in Missouri and Iowa, plan rebuilding and automatic dialing. Towns include Princeton and Jamesport in Missouri and Leon and Weldon in Iowa. The company, based in Trenton, says REA loans firm up to about 5 million dollars will finance the purchase, with initial loan of 896 thousand already secured.
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Trenton
Grand River Mutual Telephone Corp
North Missougi
Southern Town
Missouri
Irethany
Blythedale
Brimson
Gainsville
Gilman City
Jamesport
Mercer
Mount Moriah
Princeton
Ridgeway
Galt
Laraden
Chula
Spickard
Tindall
Dunlap
Ravanna
M Martinsville
Brooklyn
Eagleville
Iowa
Allerton
Clio
Davis City
Garden Grove
Lamoni
Leon
Lineville
Pleasonton
Weldon
Middle State Utilities Co. of
Middle States Utilities Co. of
Inowa
Galt Telephone Co
Eagleville Telephone Co
Ravanna Telephone Co
Terry Telephone Co
Lardee Telephone Co
Chula Telephone Co
REA
Grand River Concern
Pickett
Brock
Comepany
Man Shot Killed After Pursuing Wile to Neighbors
Kansas City scene reports Harold Sart Jones, 31, a welder, shot and killed in a neighbor’s apartment after his wife fled for refuge. William W. Martin, 46, of Kansas City Mo., is charged with murder. Martin admitted shooting. Jones had threatened his wife with a butcher knife, Moore family claims. Jones leaves a wife, two daughters, a son, and siblings.
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Kansas City
Kas
Harold Sart Jones
William W. Martin
Fangas City
Martin
Jones
Woming
Joplin
Dorris
Moore
J. Milton Sullivant
Joe Connors
Missouri Ave
Mary Mazuch
John Manger
Manger
Dowd to Crack Down On Hit-Run Drivers
Dowd, taking office as circuit attorney, vows to crack down on hit-and-run drivers and end light-sentence deals. He cites manslaughter penalties rising from 600 dollars to 100 years and aims to cut back frozen cases to reflect public attitude toward defendants.
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St, Louis
Edward
Dowd
Wealthy Texas rancher dies in planned crash into gravel pit
A wealthy West Texas rancher deliberately steered his yellow plane into a gravel pit after radioing that he would lose his wife and friends if he landed elsewhere. A tape of the cockpit conversation revealed a clearly formed plan to crash. Two minor accidents were also reported in Sweetwater and Abilene earlier Sunday.
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Tex
Abilene
Saley
Ollie William Cox
Good
Hereford
Civil Aeronautics Administras
Tlon
Iss
Atv
Arade
Bates
Tios
Charles Story
Oldi
West Texas
Capitol Ave
Murroy Siicox
Ibul
Iairport
Cox
CAA
Burglary Strips $70 From House Saturday
John Singer reported a burglary at his home in Adams Sr area where $70 in cash $7 billfold and $15 expansion band were stolen. Thieves pried open a basement garage door and forced an interior door lock between 4:30 and 10:15 p.m. A further $50 in cash was left behind.
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John Singer
T1b Adams Sr
Singer
Birth sex ratios vary by place and time
Most populations show more male than female births, but the share shifts across regions and eras. Differences reflect biology and environment, with notable variation observed among different communities and historical periods.
Miss Mazuch Shot As Detectives Review Scene
Homicide detectives John Riordan and John Cunningham described the scene near the body where a revolver with five of its six chambers fired lay. They suggested Miss Mazuch may have been packing luggage before the shooting occurred.
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Carteridges
John Riordan
John Cunningham
Cafe operator Bandurant Shiveley dies in Missouri
Funeral services were set for Bandurant Shiveley a 48 year old cafe operator widely known in the region of Missouri. He died at Moberly on Saturday after a six month illness.
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Overstar
Keytesville
Mag
Bandurant Shiveley
Missouri
Moberly
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