Hoover Commission Aims to Streamline 65 Agencies Under President
The Hoover Commission proposes a vast government reorganization to reduce 65 agencies to about one third under direct presidential control. It calls for a managerial budget office, expanded powers, and billions in savings, with future reports detailing mergers and abolitions.
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Editorial Staff Named To JC Paper
Editorial staff for the Hed and Black junior college publication is announced for the second semester. Fran cille Bailey is sponsor. Bonnie Dorr and Betty Jean Buave named as cad editors. Tommy Thompson chosen associate editor. list includes Jo Bettie Nichols and Cornelius Erhardt among business and staff roles with a large roster of reporters and contributors.
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Troop 8 Marks National Scout Week Celebration
Troop 8 observes National Scout Week at a Lutheran church with a service then a five mile hike to Painted Rock. The group, led by Scoutmaster Harold Busch and committee member Walter Busch, includes scouts Winters Roehi Raithel Bob Mueller Martin Beck and others who later track at feeding grounds and springs.
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Divorce Petition Filed in Breait Court for Shockley Couple
A divorce petition was filed in breait court this Saturday by Georgia Shockley against Steve HK Shockley. The couple wed on March 36, 1922.
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Consent Of The Governed Cost of State Government Going Up
The Associated Press reports that the national cost of state government is rising by over two and a quarter billion dollars as 48 states pursue record high spending. Education costs, especially higher teacher salaries and state support for colleges, drive most increases, with mental hospitals, highways, and welfare programs also swelling budgets.
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Rotary In Tribute To Scout Leaders
The Rotary Club’s weekly luncheon honored Boy Scout and Cub leaders during Boy Scout Week. Frank Stenner presented each leader with a pocket piece and praised their service. Reinhold G. Miller lauded the leaders for character and citizenship building. John Bower was welcomed as guest, with Joan Hendren inducted as a member.
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Republicans sharpen ax for Lincoln Day speech making
Brewster cites Congress battles over the Taft Hartley act and says Republicans have the public on their side. Senator Cain of Washington, speaking in Winston-Salem next Saturday, urges Republicans to stay true to their own theories and avoid Democratic ideas they deem wrong even if popular.
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Moreau Heights Gives 37 To March of Dimes
Moreau Heights School contributed 37 to the March of Dimes drive, as 205 students contributed a dime each. Some pupils gave a dollar to three dollars, sacrificing candy gum and movies to aid the polio fight, principal Raymond J. Bills said.
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Norway seeks U S advice on alliance plan
Norway's foreign minister Halvard Lange arrived in New York seeking American input on whether Norway should back a Soviet non aggression offer or join a Western North Atlantic defense pact with the United States Canada and Western Europe. Acheson expected to urge alignment with the alliance.
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Deaths Former Chief Justice Dies At New London
Charles Thomas Hayes, 79, former Missouri Supreme Court chief justice, died at his farm home west of New London after a long illness. Appointed associate justice in 1933 and chief in 1937, he retired in 1942. Hayes also served as mayor of Hannibal and at one time resident of New London. Funeral will be held here Tuesday with burial in New London.
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St Louis Group Won't Join Eviction Movement
The St. Louis Real Property Owners League voted to take no action on Tulsa landlords appeal to join a mass eviction effort. After hours of debate the group unanimously approved sending a delegation to Washington for the National Property Owners Association of America meeting from February 1 to 16.
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Corneal Contact Lenses Soon May Replace Glasses
In Los Angeles engineers reveal lucite corneal lenses that cover only the eye’s cornea and stay in place by tears. Inventor Kevin Tuohy and his wife wear them, with 750 cases already tested. The lenses promise near perfect correction but are costly and require specialist fitting at ophthalmology centers.
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Property Transfer Corrected for 1807 West Main
Correction in Sunday News Tribune states the transfer was from Tom C Strong et al to Charles W Morris for 9600 dollars. Previously reported as between Tom C Strong and Roy Tharp for 10000 dollars, last week.
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Hermann Worker Killed in Auto Crash Near Home
William Ruediger a 68 year old shoe worker died from injuries after an automobile struck him on Highway 19 near his Hermann Missouri home. The accident occurred today and the victim is survived by his family in the community.
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All Work And No Haul For Thieves At Baulman Home
Police records say a group of youths broke a window at Conrad Baulman’s garage at 710 Bear Jefferson Sheet and entered the garage late yesterday afternoon. The space was empty and authorities warned they will watch for the culprits. motive remains unknown.
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Stockholders Tour Wheat Products Building Debenture Holders
Debenture holders of the Wheat Products Building will tour the building Thursday at 2 p.m., announced Chamber of Commerce Manager John Thompson. The tour aims to let 172 holders inspect the structure and discuss potential uses, as the building remains unused since construction and is under lease from Jeffers Industrial Development Corporation to International Minerals and Chemical Corporation of Chicago.
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Miss Lynn Reling In The Finishing Room Work
Sunday's News and Tribune notes Miss Lynn Reling in the finishing room of the English Studios where she handles mounting, coloring, and touch up of photos. This represents part of her broader work in photo finishing tasks.
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