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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1952

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Officers Installed At Jefferson Lodge No 43

Apptintive officers were announced last night when Robert's Cummingham was installed worshipmaster of Jefferson lodge No. 43, A. F. and A. M., at the Masonic Temple. St John's day was observed with H W Gadd speaking on St John the Evangelist a Patron Saint of Masonry.

Jefferson City Missouri St. John’s Masonic Lodge Robert's Rich Lyon Clarence E. Hartesley Irvin W. Nichols Cunningham George A. Dyer Robert T. Pratt Ralph W. Kruse Jess G. LeCurn Claud E. Whitt

Efforts to Halt Upward Surge Of Taxes Seen

New year aims to curb rising taxes at federal state and local levels. President elect Eisenhower and Republican leaders discussed relief prospects with a report noting possible nine percent cut in new appropriations for next fiscal year starting July 1. Backlog of already approved spending could limit savings in 1954 as agencies tap funds to maintain peacetime levels.

New York Eisenhower Republica Washington Congress Tax Foundation Thas Thiever

Pope Pius Attacks Persecution of Oriental Rite Churches

Pope Pius denounces persecution of Catholic churches of the Oriental Rite behind the Iron Curtain. He cites tax burdens and rising state expense, linking them to broader pressures on church institutions and calls for relief from both state and local authorities amid regional anti church sentiment.

Vatican City Pope Pius Tengsia Eukalt Miro Polis

Speaker Upholds American Culture in Toastmasters Talk

The Toastmasters Orientaters Club heard Gimbert Salzwedel urge members to slow from church life to seek happiness amid criticism of Catholic influence in East Europe. He warned against mechanical progress eroding faith, stressing cultural roots and rural life alongside material gains. Other speakers included May Leonard Burndge and Harold Arbener with Lyne Giggard as guest.

Gimbert Salzwede Althowsh Jhensal Orientaters Club Chhurches Ated Salzwedel America Europe Wba May Leonard Burndge Harold Arbener Witkye Cunnyngham Lyne Giggard Wisonsmaster Charles Bleylock

Claims Penetration Of Base by Agents

Washington reports quote a plane dropping the first atomic bomb on Japan. Agents of India and Cuba are implicated in potential espionage tied to a closely guarded purchase at Dover. The Manhattan District denied knowledge of agents and stated it took charge, with no comment from the Pentagon.

Washington Tibet Piel Pig Poe Ind Caunir Wilheim Dover Manhattan Pentagon

Five local Scouts to receive Eagle badges in February

Five members of City Troops are set to earn Eagle Scout ratings during the week of February 7 to 13. The board of review at St Peters High School will evaluate candidates including Jack Bonnet and Eli Axon amid district and church sponsorships.

Cole County Ehool Warren Sof Jack Bonnet Stout Leo Bonnet Highway 50 East L. E. Moody Lake St. Peter's High Ozakk First Presbytery Paul Warren Smith and Doll Willkie Cunnynaham Paul J. Warren Smith Chisi Little Oscar Schupp

Stoppage of Work Looms on KC PSC

Kansas City street car and bus operators threaten a work stoppage, with workers planning to report for no shifts and lockout in protest. The dispute involves Loren Hargus and the Amalgamated Electric Rail and Motor Coach Employes union, amid wage and working conditions talks with Powell C. Groner's company.

Kansas City Loren Hargus Divi+ Smith Citvision Actway Motor Coach APL Mie Service Co Minog Hargus Powell C. Groner LOVIA Cellias Sain Shel Markle Clurke Dugoor Aman Wane University Ald Martin Doosenag Doud We University of Wisconsin Wisenayin Pilsa Collins

Wife Pays 25 Fine On Husband s Behalf

Tom Bennett 416 Jackson St pleaded guilty and paid a $25 fine for his husband Tony Bennett 26 in police court this morning He was charged with careless and reckless driving but could not appear due to Navy duty The car accident in Inglaloook Boh Star occurred last Wednesday damaging about $68 to the car and $13 to a bicycle Otto Keller Jr 20 of Chicago seeks embassy relocation MOSCOW asks Britain to move its embassy within three months. Soviet authorities offered another building Lily Ber tin 108 aided her Neesteon Attuin 63 with farm work earlier this week

Tom Bennett Jackson SL Tony Bennett Navy South Gare Ina Bennett Ingalook Otto A. Keller Jr Chicago Fimbassy Moscow Russia Britain

Farmer on Probation After Admitting He Makes Good Whiskey

IRONTON MO. farmer Raymond F. Dunn, 49, admitted to making whiskey and was placed on 18 months probation by U.S. District Judge George H. Mowe. Dunn promised to focus on farming, and the judge noted few understand such whiskey production in Southeast Missouri.

Farmer St, Louis Raymond F. Dunn Ironton U.S George H. Mowe Dunn Moore

Springfield Man Dies In Car Truck Collision

A Springfield Missouri man Tom A of Springfield was injured in a collision one half mile north of Butterfield on Highway The highway patrol said Frank Merer of Joplin may have driven the car and Howard Evrnbert 30 of Springfield driver of the tractor trailer both suffered head injuries Wright was in the car with them.

Springfield Bueerfield Tom . A Butterfield Highway Patrol Frank Ro Merer Joplin Howard OH. Evrnbert Springheld Wright

Death of Rancher Cox Ruled Accidental Crash

SWEETWATER Texas Ollie William Cox 23 a rancher died in a crash after telling friends he would plunge his plane into the ground A Civil Aeronautics Board investigation will issue a full report later Justice of the Peace Monroe ruled the death accidental The rancher’s father and friends insist he did not intend to kill himself Cox selected a gravel pit on a local ranch and dived from 6800 feet after a three hour plea from friends and conversations about losing control of the aircraft

Sweetwater Tex Ollie William Cox Civil Aeronautics Board Bureau of Safety Investigations Justice of the Peace M. C. Monroe Fort Stockton Ollie Cox Monroe Cox

Attorney of Columbia Appointed to Board of Freeholders

Forrest Smith appoints Ralph Alexander, Columbia attorney, to a metropolitan sewer plan board for St Louis and St. Louis County. Alexander will join nine county citizens and nine city residents as state representative under the 1945 constitution. The group has one year to develop a new sewer plan.

Forrest Smith Ralph Alexander Columbia Board of Freeholders St Louis St. Louis Alexander

Eagles Club Blast Won't Halt New Year Dance

A gas furnace explosion at the Eagles Club on Highway 50 West caused extensive damage estimated from 4 000 to 55 000 but will not delay the New Year’s Eve party set for 3 1 p m. An inspector from a Kansas City furnace company arrived to study the unit and determine the blast cause. Three heating units exist in the building. two remained unaffected while emergency crews were summoned with no injuries reported.

Eagles Club Highway 50 West Furnace Equipment Company Kansas City Harold Thornburg Bryan Keeney

Democrats fill local posts in Missouri counties

Governor Forrest Smith appoints Henry C. Walker of Kennett as Bunklin County magistrate succeeding Arthur A. Goodman. Both Walker and Goodman are Democrats. Marion H. Parsons at Harrisonville becomes Cass County treasurer and ex officio collector, succeeding Frank Le Mickelson who was elected to the State House. Both Parsons and Le Mickelson are Democrats.

Dunklin Forrest Smith Henry C. Walker Kennett Bunklin Arthur A. Goodman Budge Marion H. Parsons Harrisonville Cass County Frank le Mickelson House of Representatives

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