County records show 15 property transfers worth 374800
Transfers filed last week bring year total to 436350 with $22800 higher than the prior week. Major city deals include Sunset Place addition and Water and Jackson streets parcels. Rural deals extend east of town and north of Russellville with several 1 2 and 3 acres transactions noted.
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County ‘Recorder
Henry LePage
Sunset Place
Earl Anderson
Clifford Wood
Water
Jackson Streets
Waverly G
Ertie Mae Inwin
Ethel Gibler
Moreland
Heights
George B. Rehagen
George A. Young
Here
J. E.spillars
Aloysius H. Tersteeg
Russellville
N.J. George
Frederick C. Heidbreder
Meadows
Exchange National Bank
Rasberry
Clarence W. Vieth
Bird Haven
Eliott M. Campt
Tom B. Ware
Atchison and
Washington Streets
Anne’ Kirschner
James R. Rogers
Wolff
Tennie Austeel, Jr
Fred K. Graham
Arthur Mueller
Birs. O. QO. Durham
John Suthoff
New Marion
Issac TF. Nivens
Roy Charles Thompson
Brazito
Joe
Golden
Leslie. Williams
Believe Berlin Blockade Ended
Berlin reports say weather froze traffic on the autobahn to Western Germany delaying a conclusive test of the Little Blockade ending. Soviet frontier crossings slowed to six trucks an hour with a 250‑truck backlog. US transport chief said slowdown began Jan 22 and could be verified by normal traffic tomorrow or Wednesday.
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Berlin
Germany
Helmstedi
U. S
British Editor Claims Soviets Have Bombed H Bomb
London February 6 AP report quotes Kenneth de Courcy editor Intelligence Digest asserting Russia has already built and exploded three hydrogen bombs. He offered no timing or test location. Other officials cautious. unrelated notes cite Truman’s 1949 blast acknowledgment and European reactions.
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Tondas
Kenneth de Courcy
Sovle
Russia
Associated Press
Akepticiem
de Gourcy
Ruulay
Snez
London
Soviet Union
Intelligence Digest
Tron Curtain
Cyhere
de Courcy
Diawi
Truman
Carol Ann May Faces Fate in Conn Murder Trial
In Bridgeport Connecticut Carol Ann Paight 21 faces second degree murder charges for the Sept 23 slaying of her cancer病ridden father Carl W Paight of Stamford police. Trial enters its third week as Judge John A. Cornell prepares to charge the jury likely by mid afternoon. Verdicts include second degree murder manslaughter or acquittal with potential life or prison terms and possible mistrial if jurors disagree.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Carol Ann Paight
Staraford
Sat
Superior Court
John A. Cornell
Cornell
Carol
State Farm
Niantic
Yohn W. Willism
David S. Goldstein
Carol Ann
Mary Nolan Paight
William Aldersa
First Methodist Church of
Coal Keeps Nation’s Economy From Falling Apart
New York report argues coal remains essential to the United States productive economy. It notes steel and auto industries rely on coal for steel making, and a prolonged mine slowdown could cascade to rail, home appliance, and service sectors. Oil and gas gains do not yet displace coal’s role.
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New York
Jmild
Stee
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Iit
Bomb Blast Hits Mickey Cohen Home In Los Angeles
A blast at the Cohen residence in West Los Angeles injured no one but left an estimated fifty thousand dollars in damage. Police say the home was unoccupied at the time, despite an alarm system and a maid’s call reporting an explosion. The force of the blast was heard miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Miss Jones
Cohen Home
Negro Pair Seeks Admission to Missouri School of Mines
Two young St. Louis Negro graduates from Charles Sumner High School filed suits in Boone County Circuit Court seeking a writ of mandamus to require the University of Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy at Rolla to admit Elmer Bell Jr. and George Everett Horne. They allege denial of enrollment violates their rights under the Fourteenth Amendment. The case notes the U.S. Supreme Court ruling mandating states to admit Negroes or provide equal facilities elsewhere.
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Columbia
St. Louis
Charles Sumner High School
University of Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy
Rolla
Boone County
Elmer Bell, Jr
George Everett Horne
Board of Curators
Noel Hubbard
Hubbard
United States Supreme Court
Search Continues for Vanished C-54 Plane
Edmonton date Feb 6 plane crews seek improving weather to resume search for an air force C-54 missing since Jan 26 with 44 aboard. B-29s and other aircraft traced distress signals from Alaska to the U.S. Canada border, but none tied to the missing plane.
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Edmonton
Alta
Air Force
British Columbia
Great Falls
Mont
Spokane
Alaska
U.s.-Canada
Denmark
Jamestown Farm Home Destroyed by Fire
The two story farm home of Mr and Mrs Nel Howard near Jamestown was burned to the ground late Saturday night from an undetermined cause. The blaze destroyed the house content and adjacent smokehouse. The couple were at home and could not save the building. Four dogs and meat were also lost. Loss partially covered by insurance.
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Jamestown
Nel Howard
Here
House committee says small business ignored by government agencies
A House small business committee report accuses federal agencies of neglecting small firms through delays red tape and tailored specifications. It calls for a top to bottom FTC reorganization and criticizes armed services for padding procurement reports while small businesses struggle to win contracts.
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Washington
House
Small Business Committee
Federal ‘Trade Commission
Congress
Armed Services
Patman
D-Tex
FTC. Co
Damage and Divorce Suits Filed in Circuit Court
Two suits were filed today in circuit court. Arthur W. Betts sues Radcliffe Silo Company of Topeka Kansas for $1000 in damages alleging a tractor-trailer driver caused a multi-vehicle crash on Highway 50 East. Rudy LaValle Dyer seeks divorce from Donna Jean Dyer. married July 17, 1945 with three children placed in defendant’s custody. he would pay $7 monthly for the children's care.
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Arthur W. Betts
Radcliff Silo Company
Topeka
Kas
Betts
Highway 50
Rudy LaValle Dyer
Donna Jean Dyer
Dyer
Ex Navy Newsman Harwood Hull Dies in New Orleans
Lt Cmdr Harwood Hull USNR ret 75 former information officer for Eighth and Tenth naval districts died last night in New Orleans. Born 1913 Cameron Missouri he worked for Associated Press New York Times and Baltimore Sun in San Juan Puerto Rico. Funeral services were held here burial in Springfield Missouri survived by widow two sons Harwood Hull Jr Coleman Hull both of San Juan and sister Margaret Hull of Springfield.
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New Orleans
Feb
Harwood Full
USNR
Eighth
Tenth Naval Districts
Cameron
Hull J
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Associated Press
New York Times
Baltimore Sun
Springfield
Harwood Hull, Jr
Coleman Hull
Margaret Hull
1949 Accident Rate Lowest on Record
The National Safety Council reports 1949 saw the lowest all accident death rate since 1900 at 61.2 per 100000. Total injured reached 9.4 million, with 31,500 road deaths and 20,500 home accident fatalities, while falls dominated domestic deaths.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Oior
Bergman Plans Baptism For Her Baby Son
Ingrid Bergman visited by a Catholic priest amid reports she plans to baptize her baby son Robertine. Rossellini spent the weekend at the Santa Margherita clinic and is reportedly the father. Bergman expects to marry him after divorcing Dr. Peter Lindstrom in Juarez, Mexico.
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Rome
Ingrid Bergman
Robertine
Santa Margherita Clinic
Roberto Rossellini
Ingrid
Peter Lindstrom
Rossellini
Miss Bergman
St. Francis of Assisi
Hollywood
Juarez
Mexico
Snow Plows and Dozers Move Snow in Montana Front
HELENA Feb 6 AP Snow plows and bulldozers push through snow clogged roads to reach isolated ranchers and reservations across a 500 mile front from Glacier National Park to the North Dakota line. State and federal equipment aided by county and reservation plows work as mild weather allows progress. Gov Bonner says three counties Glacier Phillips and Valley remain critical as livestock losses mount.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Glaucier National Park
North Dakota Line
John W. Bonner
Glacier
Phillips
Valley
Truman Teacher Dies in Independence at 82
Matilda D Brown 82 former English literature student and teacher who once taught President Truman died in Independence on Saturday.
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Truman
Independence
Matilda D. Brown
Gangland Bomb Wrecks Mickey Cohen Home in Los Angeles
A bomb wrecked Mickey Cohen's home in Los Angeles during a pre dawn blast. Cohen, his wife, and a maid were at the house but uninjured. The bedroom Cohen usually uses was destroyed, and much of his wardrobe was damaged. Police noted the home suffered heavy structural damage from a fuse bomb placed during rain. Cohen had been in unclear conditions and changed bedrooms.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Cohen
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York
Cyril F.garbett
Alexei Cenicka
America
Prague
Adenauer
Konrad ‘Adenauer
Robert Havemann
Neues Deutschland
Berlin University
Volkskammier
Negro
A. Dallmeyer
E. Bice
Tolson Drug CO
Benetro
Bergman
Wilson
Thrift
Harvest Inn
Temple Stephens Best
Crisco
Faustart
E. High
W. McCarty
Davis
Adda Il
ASA
Cee Soo
Capital City Telephone Company
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