Salvation Army meeting outlines global慈 work and local aid
Mayor Clyde Cox, central division Salvation Army general secretary, spoke at the annual advisers meeting. He described the world’s awareness of the Army, its three core service categories, and its rehab, elderly and orphan care, and alcohol work. The report shows 638 family relief contacts, 90 transients helped in 1949, 338 prison meetings, and 116 street gatherings, with officers elected for the coming year: Lester Seacat president, Henry J. Damm vice president, Mrs. Larry Bell secretary, Ernest L. Schneider treasurer.
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Clyde -Cox
Salvation Army
Henry Damm
Evangelical
Board “of Advisers
C. C. Ansérude
Janal Armyi Groun
Army
Agsb
Lester Seacat
Henry J. Damm
Larry Bell
Ernest L. Schneider
West German Plan For Jobs Stalled
West Germany debates to fund a 3.4 billion mark job plan to employ one million unemployed. Chancellor Adenauer's government faces socialist opposition as they push for external loans for housing relief, rail, export contracts, small business, and refugee work.
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Germany
Chanevellor
Conrad Adenauer
West Germany
Adenauer
Fadenauer
City Insurance Man Ranks 10th in Sales
Kenneth D Payne of 3097ack Son Street is ranked tenth nationwide among life insurance agents. He sold 460000 worth of coverage in 1949, joining the top 10 in a field of 18 000 agents. Meyer, local office manager, notes Payne has been an agent since September 1947. Also, Leah Brock, Lincoln University alumna, has been named assistant field secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
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Kenneth D.payne
Lincoln University
Leah Brock
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Miss Brock
Lincoln
Baker's Hair Tonic Promises Relief From Dandruff
Grant City Missouri resident Mrs C E Arnold reports long bed rest after an operation led to a dry itchy scalp and severe dandruff. She used Baker's Hair Tonic and saw a calm scalp with silky hair, praising the product and offering refunds through sellers if not satisfied.
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Grant City
C. E. Arnold
Iithy
Baker's
Eel Mare
Washington columnist admits stamp deal profits
Washington Post columnist Jerry Kluttz says he invested $21,600 of his own and friends money in a series of stamp transactions tied to Harold Ambrose, a Post Office official, and earned a net personal profit of $625 after profits to his friends totaling $2,873. He notes Ambrose offered deals with no laws violated and that he pulled out last December when payoffs slowed.
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Washington
Jerry Kluttz
Washington Post
Postoffice Department
Kluttz
Harold F. Ambrose
Post Office Department
Ambrose
Klutiz
Kluitz
More Conservation Funds Advocated
Washington February 15 AP Rep Christopher Sneaking of Missouri urged more soil conservation funds at home and less for foreign aid during Korea aid debates. He warned the US is losing soil and riverside land and called for larger annual spending, noting proposed soil conservation funding at 285 million while experts say 1.5 billion yearly is needed to hold current soil quality.
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Washington
Christopher
D-Ma
Korea
Missourian
United States
Van
St. Lawrence
Missouri
Hill Charges Administration With Socialism
A congressman blasts the Hill administration for socialism, condemns State Department policies, and argues for removing the department from civil service. He accuses the GOP of joining bipartisan foreign policy to salvage the situation and says information is not shared. He contends the only way to oust Reds is to remove the administration and the President.
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State Department
Department
GOP
Inj
Colorado
German Envoy to U S Was Enemy of Hitler
Frankfurt report states Hans Schlanger Schoeningen, 63, an agricultural expert who once plotted against Adolf Hitler, was nominated as Germanys first postwar envoy to the United States by the West German government. American officials disclosed the move amid Allied involvement and European discussions in Washington Paris and London.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Hans - Schlanger Schoeningen
Adolf Hitler
United States
Washington
Paris
London
Return Man to State In Circus Death Query
A circus worker from Charleston West Virginia James McMich en, 37, confessed to killing a man two years earlier in Lamar Missouri. Barton county officers headed home with McMich en who surrendered Sunday. He said a circus truck struck the man known as Butch after he was insulted shading the name Pettit per Springfield officials.
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San Antonio
Missouri
James McMichen
Charleston
W. Va
Lamar
Barton County
McMichen
Butch
William Pettit
Springfield
College Refuses Surplus Potatoes in Charity Offer
MADISONVILLE Tenn Feb 11 AP Tittle Hiwassee college needs potatoes but not Uncle Sam's. President D R Youell rejects government surplus potatoes free from the Federal Marketing Administration. The 200 student Methodist college will grow or buy potatoes at market price. He calls price support of farm products ridiculous and urges an end to government paternalism. The free spuds are among 30 million bushels the U S acquired during price support operations. Lincoln Speaker Stated The Negro in The Development of American Education is the topic of Dr R O Johnson at Lincoln University Sunday night. Dr Johnson is professor of education and psychology at Morris Brown College in Atlanta. The talk marks Negro History Week observances per Lincoln announcement.
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Madisonville
Tenn
Tittle Hiwassee College
Uncle Sam
D. R. Youell
Tennessee
Federal Marketing Administration
Youell
U. S
Lincoln
R. O. Johnson
Lincoln University
Johnson Vis
Morris Brown University
Atlanta
Discrimination Suit Goes to High Court
Washington February 10 Solicitor General Philip Perman asks the Supreme Court to end separate but equal in state schooling. He appeals on behalf of two Negro students challenging access to an all white university setting and law school. The case seeks to repudiate the doctrine as a constitutional violation under the 14th Amendment.
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Washington
Philip B. Perman
Supreme Court
Perlman
United States
Sie
University of Oklahoma
Law School
University of Texas
Father Proposes to Mother After Judge Encourages Him
In Newark in family court a shy unmarried father proposed to the unwed mother in a paternity case. The judge prompted him to ask, and the man asked. she agreed. The case was dismissed.
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Father
Mother
Judge
Newark
N. J
Northwestern Freshman Cleared in Roommate Drowning
Evanston police absolved Richard B. Truitt, a Northwestern University freshman, of involvement in the drowning of his roommate Leo M. Baker. Truitt underwent a two hour lie detector test after repeatedly recounting a rescue attempt on Lake Michigan. Baker, a Northwestern Cheerleader, disappeared after midnight Tuesday following a note implying possible self harm.
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Evanston
Fpolice
Northwestern University
Leo M. Baker
Kirkwood
Richard B. Truitt
Baker
Lake Michigan
Hubert Kelsh
Truitt
Bakerer
Himsel
Northwestern
Jake
Three High School Students Enter District 8 Oratory Contest
Three winners from county competition Tommy Thompson of Jefferson City Rex Bail of Boonville and Margaret Neal of Columbia begin the American Legion oratorical contest this afternoon at Simonsen junior high school for District 8. The Constitution of the United States is the topic for all orations.
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Simonsen Junior High School
American Legion
Tommy ‘Thompson
Jefferson City
Rex Bail
Boonville
Margaret Neal
Columbia
The
United States
McCarthy cites 205 Communists in State Department
In Wheeling West Virginia Senator McCarthy charged at a Lincoln Day dinner that 205 Communist party members were working and sharing policy in the State Department. He did not name them but said they were known to the secretary of state and held a list in hand.
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Department of State
Wheeling
W. Va
McCarthy
Rwise
Communist Party
State Department
Secretary of State
Senator Accuses State Department of Communist Influence
The senator claimed that members of the Communist party are still working and shaping policy in the State Department, saying he cannot list the party members for his listeners. He warned about hidden influence within a key government department.
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Communist Party
State Department
Markets on mew to re? Feb. 10 1941 Chicago and New York notes
Markets mixed with grain and livestock prices steady in Chicago trading. Wheat futures firm. butter and cheese prices reported with receipts and range prices. New York stock market opened weak then gained, equity blocks traded heavily with profit-taking later. Cattle and hogs prices varied, with lambs and calves showing mixed movement at national yards. Kansas City and St Louis price reports referenced with limited details.
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Sian Teaalar
Zigeano
Sam Bireet
New York
Marky
Anse Tan
Artcestrattiona
East St. Lala
Poultry and eggs price list with varied weights and counts
A fragmented price table lists live poultry such as turkeys, ducks, geese, and hens with weights from under 7 pounds to over 28 pounds, plus egg categories Extras standards and cures. It includes quantities like 28 turkeys and dozens of birds, with miscellaneous figures and prices scattered throughout.
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Turkey
Names in the News: births and license update
Mr and Mrs Cleet Wright welcomed a son at St Marys hospital this morning. Her bert Hemeyek son born yesterday at the hospital. Robert Kimball and wife welcomed a daughter today at St Marys. Bill Branson drove to St Louis to complete his embamking license after graduating from the College of Mortuary Science. Branson is grandson of Mr and Mrs J C Smith.
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Cleet Wright
Vetter Lane
St. Mary's Hospital
Herbert Hemeyek
Morrison
Robert Kimball
Gordon
Bill Branson
East Capitol Avenue
St. Louis
Branson
Ancient Egyptians Made Ice By Freezing Water Overnight
Ancient Egyptians filled shallow pans with water in the early evening and left them to freeze overnight to produce ice. This early method shows a practical approach to cold storage and cooling using simple tools and the natural environment.
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Valenge
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