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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1952

Page

5

Markets section reports mixed livestock and produce prices

Livestock numbers from National Stockyards Illinois show barrows and gilts mostly down 50 to 75 cents from prior. sows 25 cents lower. Cattle and calves described as light, with varied prices for feeders and heifers. Kansas City and St. Louis produce notes include eggs, butterfat, poultry prices, and miscellaneous prices for cheese and meats.

Lois Livestock National Stockyards USDAI Hkogs Kansas City St. Lewis ST. Louis

J Frank Dalton Claims He Is Jesse James at Missouri Fair

The man, age 102, Dalton, asserts he is the real Jesse James and seeks legal recognition. Judge Breuer dismisses the claim, notes the Jesse James name has harmed Missouri’s reputation, and urges Dalton to seek forgiveness if his claim is true. The judge, likened to Abraham Lincoln in appearance, is known for swift, decisive rulings.

Jesse James J. Frank Dalton Esse James Breuer Dalton Missouri Gadd Lincoln Brewer Atten Abraham Lincoln Jent

Mrs. Finney Dies in St Marys Hospital After Christmas Home Strain

Mrs. Harry Finney died at St Marys Hospital shortly after midnight, while preparing a Christmas dinner. Funeral at St Peters Church with burial in Resurrection Cemetery. Born July 29 1889 in St Louis, she moved to this area in 1900 with her parents. Survived by husband Harry R Finney four sons and two daughters, two brothers, one sister and ten grandchildren.

Harry RB Mayme) Fineney St.Mary's Hospital Bolivar St St. Peter's Catholic Church Resurrection Cemetery Finney St. Louis Frank H Elizabeth M. Luthewille St. Peter's School Harry R. Finney Lawrence R Frank Dne Harry RH. Jr William J. Finney Theodore M. Schmidt Wendell Schlueter Pinney Lawrence

Experts on Holding Your Man Don’t Have All the Answers

Ruth Millett presents a reader letter arguing that lasting marriage relies on the husband’s maturity rather than tactics. She cites differing approaches from glamour to pipe and slippers and notes many faithful partners remain with less exemplary wives while mature men stay married.

Ruth Millett

Camera Damaged By Paper Strikers at Rock Island Plant

The Rock Island Argus reports a staff member’s camera damaged while photographing a picket line by AFL International Typographical Union strikers at the Argus plant. About 25 members picketed the paper, with five strikers blocking Perry Mason from a photo. Others were jostled as the disturbance occurred. no other papers reported trouble.

Rock Island Rock Island Argus Argus AFL AFL International Typographical Union Strick Rec Moline Dispatch Davenport Times and Democrat Perry Mason Mason Suruck

Hospital Admissions Chronicle Names and Locations

Admission notes list patients and cities including Dowald Lee McDotald from Holts Summit Miss Dinty Ann McKee from Summersville Paulutes California Miss Magdalene Frode from St Louis Milton Eikleman from Pers t L Missouri.

Ch BE Still Dowald Lee McDotald Holts Summit Dinty Ann McKee Summersvilles Paulutes California Magdalene Frode St. Louis Milton Eikleman Perstl

IK C Teacher's Home Wrecked by Vandals

The four room home of Miss Lois Ants at 2510 Rochester Street was wrecked during Christmas holidays by vandals. A teacher and youth sewter, Mrs Coutts, is visiting in Dayton, Ohio. Several local residents blamed others in the community. clothing, books, and records were damaged and debris covered floors.

Kansas City Lois Ants Rochester Street Coutts Sewter Dayton Ohio St. Mary's Lon Bacon Loose Criel Lydia Hoffman John Schepker Ruby Neff Larry Duenkel Locust Edith Austeel Cordar City Pete Smith Sunset Lake Banie Parteany Cedar City Jis Michael Spillers Iberi St. Duhu

Psychiatrist Calls Student Care System a Disgrace

Dr Val Satterfield of Washington University described the medical and mental health services for St Louis students as a disgrace to the community at a sectional meeting of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences held with the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

St, Louis End Washington University St. Louis Las Val B. Satterfield Istant American Academy of Forensic Sciences American Association For the Advancement of Science

Joplin Man Appeals Death Sentence to Kansas Supreme Court

William Merle Martin of Joplin appeals his first degree murder conviction and death sentence from Johnson County District Court. He was found guilty of killing Deputy Sheriff Wilard Carver last summer. Judge John L. Kirkpatrick imposed the lifelong punishment.

Joplin Topeka Kaz William Merle Martin Kansas Supreme Court Johnson County Uurer Martin Ing Wilard Carver Johe L. Kirkpatrick

Names in the News: Dunlaps Led to Gallatin

Mr and Mrs Fred L Dunlap of W108 Vineyard Square have been led to Gallatin in Mon by the 1st Sunday night of May Dunlap's mother Mrs W C Wellman.

Fred L. Dunlap Vineyard Square Gallatin M Dunlap Omother W .C. Wellman

Kansas Will Lead Inaugural Parade

Louis N. Barton 83, a former Teterson City resident, died of a stroke Sunday in Springfield nursing home. He lived here most his life, moved to Springfield two years ago, and is survived by a daughter, a son, a sister, and a brother. Funeral plans pending. Kansas will march first in Ike’s inaugural parade, California second, with the rest aligned by state entry. Parade forms at the capitol and moves along the White House route after the noon ceremony. Bartons funeral arrangements incomplete.

Linn Union Bonnets Mill Louis N. Barton Tetterson City Washington Ut Kansas Springfield Eisenhower Joab Isabelle Jefferson City Eeisenhower Denison California Need Capitol White House Hoon The Baptist Church G. E. Barton Chicago Minnie McCreary Zack Barton

Moderate tremor hits Southeast Missouri area

A moderate earthquake lasting about three to four minutes was reported in Southeast Missouri. The seismograph at St Louis University placed the epicenter near the Pemiscot New Madrid county border with the center of the shock estimated to be near the ground. No major damage was reported.

St, Louis Missouri St Louis University Ifa Pemiscot New Madrid

Kansas City Firm Is Low Bidder On Grandview Project

The Long Construction Co. of Kansas City was the apparent low bidder for bulk oil storage facilities at Grandview Air Force Base. Their bid was 108,801 compared with a government estimate of 112,638. The project includes heating fuel and jet fuel tank farms and general oil storage construction.

Kansas City Long iConstruction Co Grandview Air Forte

Birth announcements from St Marys Hospital and local homes

A list of birth notices reports daughters and sons born to couples including Ralph Bremmer Bonnets Mill Joseph Schaefer 462 W McCarty Jerome Vermaailen and Westey Bayne Arthur Hemmel plus a note on a Christmas Eve earthquake in the Missouri Arkansas border area with St Louis University reporting a sharp brief tremor centered near Blytheville Ark.

Ralph Bremmer St. Mary's Mosnital Josseph Schaefer Bonnets Mill St. Mary’s Hospital Jerome Vermaailen W. McCarty St. Mary's Hospital Sikeshon IL Pom Missouri-Arkansas St. Louis University Blytheville Ark Westey Bayne EL Capitol Ave St. Mi Hospital Arthur Hemmel Kingdom City

Judge Honeymooning With State Sweetheart

In Brussels Belgium the number of women graduates rose 179 percent from 1937 to 1947, totaling 4 458 in 1947 from 1 596. Men graduates rose 25 percent to 51 243 in 1947, with total graduates increasing 12 485 to 35 701. In Los Angeles AP reports Judge Lita L. Stice, 63, wed Louise G. Clark, 72, his former Missouri sweet­heart, marrying in California as he starts a new role. A female silkworm moth lays about 300 eggs five days after leaving the cocoon.

Brussels Belgium Selen National Institute of Statist Los Angeles Lita L. Stice Missouri Louise G. Clark Memphis Hanes Stice Clark Orday Atverness Marin County Californ Nia

264000 See Tigers Missouri 1942 football attendance

Attendance figures for Missouri football show 264 201 in 1942 with 8207 at home and 166000 on the road. A high of 54000 occurred at Berkeley for the California Missouri game. Also mentions fashion patterns and a mix of unrelated ad text and technical notes.

Tigers Missouri California Berkeley

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