City Council Approves West End Plat Despite Objections
The council accepted plats for the Strong-Tharp subdivision in West End over protests by landowner George Rudy who feared street paving costs. Henry Andrae spoke for opponents of Wayne Avenue paving while a majority of nearby property owners favored the project. A rezoning proposal for Ash Street was discussed, and a Monroe Street lot was leased for parking. A Mount Hope rezoning extension and Washington Park barricade inquiries were also addressed.
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West End
George Rudy
Rudy
Henry Andrae
Wayne Avenue
First Ward
Forrest Scrivner
Ash Street
William Klimas
Arthur Sanders
Monroe Street
Russell Rinklin
Robert Dorr
Paul Schulitz
Fortrest Scrivner
Mount Hope
Kaufman
Litkewitte
Woman gives up children for adoption before divorce
Barbara Jean Hanford, in Los Angeles, asked for divorce from Robert P. Hanford after giving up Laureen aged two and Daryl nine months for adoption months earlier. She testified her parents’ divorce influenced her. Judge Blake granted custody to her until adoptions finish and ordered temporary $60 monthly support from the father.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Jean Han
Laureen
Daryl
Blake
Names in the News: Newborns and Navy Graduation
Westphalia mothers welcome a son at St Marys hospital this morning while Archie Mitchem and Jesse Crocker announce newborns yesterday. Carl B Jansen of 219 West Ashley, a navy airman apprentice, graduates from the aviation Structural mechanic school in Memphis, after recruit training in San Diego. A cow produces 400 pounds of blood per pound of milk in udder circulation.
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Henry Eben
Westphalia
St. Mary’s Hospital
Archie Mitchem
Chamois
Jesse Crocker
Carl B. Jansen
West
Ashley
Navy
Naval Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Jansen
San Diego
Calif
Naval Training Center
Dies At Hospital D. Kendell Former Missouri Legislator
David D. Kendell former member of Missouri legislature died at St Marys Hospital of heart disease. He was past president of Missouri Farm Bureau and spent the winter with daughter Hortense Love in Princeton. Survived by two daughters Mrs Love and Mrs Eddie Kauffman and two sons W D Kendell and Forest Kendell. Funeral set for Sunday in Princeton. George Hunepohl 94 died at home in Etterville. survived by two daughters Mrs Thomas and Mrs John Evers.
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David D. Kendell
Missouri
St. Mary's Hospital
Kendell
Missouri Farm Bureau
Hortense Love
Houchin Street
Mercer County
Love
Eddie Kauffman
Princeton
W. D. Kendell
Leavenworth
Kas
Forest Kendell
Brunswick
Burring
Prineston
George Hunepohl
Yeaterday
Etterville
B. Thomas
Thomas
John Evers
Miller Street
Farmers Insurance Agents in Conference in Jefferson City
Missouri agents of Farmers Mutual Automobile Insurance Company attend mid century sales conference in Jefferson City. Classes at the Governor hotel cover insurance work, life and accident policies, claims adjustment, practical selling, multiple coverage, and underwriting. A banquet caps the day. Residents of Rodanthe celebrate Twelfth Night on January 6 on Hatteras Island, North Carolina.
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Missouriagents
Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Jefferson City
Governor Hotel
Rodanthe
Spall ‘Village
Hatteras Island
North Carolina
Spring fashion pattern sale for simple easy sewing
Pattern No 2954 offered in multiple sizes including 18 with four yards. 25m fabric required. Send 25 cents for pattern with name address and pattern number to Pattern Department Jefferson City Mo Post Tribune New York. Extra 5 cents for first class mail. Spring Book of Fashion features over 150 wearable easy to make designs, price 25 cents.
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Jefferson City
Post Tribune Bae
New York
Farm Speaker Denounces Price Support Plan
Des Moines reports Chester C. Davis, former AAA head and St. Louis Fed president, denouncing the Brannan plan at the National Farm Institute. He warns wartime price supports would cause tight acreage control, surpluses, and eventual price collapse, urging cautious postwar policies and noting government aid cannot avert needed adjustments.
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Des Moines
National Farm Institute
Chester C. Davis
AAA
St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Allan B. Kline
American Farm Bureau
Brannan
Kline
Davis
Hiss Retains New Counsel for Appeal
Alger Hiss said he has retained new counsel to argue his appeal from a perjury conviction. The New York law firm Richards Lane and Haller selected Wall Street attorney Robert M. Benjamin to argue the appeal. Hiss, free on 10 000 bail, was sentenced to five years in prison for lying about passing government secrets to a prewar Soviet spy ring.
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New York
Alger Hiss
State Department
Richards, Lane and Haller
Robert M. Benjamin
Wall’ Street
Hiss
Roosevelt
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Claude B. Cross
Boston
Central Missouri Trust Names Officer Changes
At the first board meeting of the year Central Missouri Trust company announced W A Bassman moved from treasurer to vice president and trust officer. Sam G Gove became vice president from assistant treasurer. Sam B Cook elected assistant secretary and John J Skain named assistant trust officer. Wade Hampton Fred Rost James Schaefer and Arthur Tripfpense were chosen as assistant treasurers.
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W W. A. Bassman
Sam G. Gove
Central Missouri Trust Company
Sam B. Cook
John J. Skain
Wade Hampton
Fred Rost
James Schaefer
Arthur Tripfpensee
Times Square to Dim Lights in Coal Strike Brownout
New York Dispatch reports a statewide coal shortage triggers a Sunday brownout of electric advertising displays in Times Square and across Broadway to Main Street. Gov. Dewey authorizes emergency orders via coal administrator Bertram Tallamy to limit coal sales and dim signage, with arrests possible for violations. The move aims to avert a broader catastrophe amid the soft coal walkout and rationing of dwindling supplies.
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New York
Times Square
Thomas E. Dewey
New York State
Bertram D. Tallamy
Broadway
Main Street
Tallamy
Albany
Dewey
Robbers Take 30000 From Washington Bank
Three men held up an outlying branch of the Hamilton National Bank in Washington on February 17 and escaped with about 30000. W T Waller the bank president said one robber stayed outside another guarded the door and a third rounded up the branch manager H R Bauckman and two tellers. No one was hurt. Officials could not say how many customers were inside.
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Washington Bank
Washington
Hamilton National Bank
H. BR. Bauckman
Chinese Year of Ox Ends, Year Of Tiger Begins
Taipei Formosa February seventeenth. The year of the Ox ended at midnight and the year of the Tiger began amid fears of Communist pressure. Firecrackers celebrated as people wore their finest and eyed a fateful year ahead for Chiang Kai-Shek and the Nationalists despite a quiet New Year on the island bastion.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
North China
Yangtze Valley
Nanking
Shanghai
Canton
Chungking
Chengtu
Chiang
Judith Coplon Replaces Counsel in Spy Trial
Judith Coplon changes her defense in the spy conspiracy case as federal judge Ry an names three attorneys Sidney Berman Samuel Neuberger and Leonard Boudin to replace Archibald Palmer. Coplon and Valentin Gubitchev face charges of conspiring to provide U S defense secrets to the Russians.
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Judith Coplon
New York
Judith Coblon
Sylvester J. Ryan
Archibald Palmer
Sidney E. Berman
Samuel Neuberger
Leonard Boudin
Miss Caplan
Valentin A 1
Gubitchev
U. S
Dow Plant Explosion Prompts Investigation in Midland
Investigators probed the wrecked Dow Chemical plant in Midland Michigan seeking the cause of a blast that killed eight workers and injured twenty six. Fire and explosion damaged the 414 building. officials estimated losses above half a million dollars as remaining workers battled to rescue colleagues and account for missing personnel.
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Midland
Mich
Dow Chemical Company
Dow
Michigan
Lees Baill
Robert Klein
Klein
Brookfield Bank Granted Charter
The Security State bank of Brookfield was chartered with $50,000 capitalization. State Finance Commissioner H. G. Shaffner issued the charter yesterday. Officers include H. S. Johnson as president, K. M. Duncan and Charles E. McGhee as vice presidents. Directors are George H. Alexander and Edgar Christ. Asset base listed at $10,000 surplus and 35,000 undivided profits.
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H. G. Shaffner
H. S. Johnson
K. M. Duncan
Charles E. McGhee
George H. Alexander
Edgar Christ
Ex Silver Shirt Leader Pelley Arrested as Fugitive
Noblesville Indiana February 17 AP William Dudley Pelley once head of the Silver Shirts is back in custody on a fugitive warrant from North Carolina. No judge was available to set bonds as Judge Tom R White was ill. Extradition ordered by Gov Henry F Schricker after Pelleys Terre Haute prison release. he had been freed on 1000 dollar bond pending writ of habeas corpus.
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Noblesville
Ind
William Dudley Pelley
North Carolina
Cirfeuit
Tom R. White
Henry F. Schricker
Imgiana
Pelley
Terre Haute
Truman pledges no more U S ships switched to foreign flags
Joseph Curran told NMU members last night that President Truman promised no additional American ships would be transferred to foreign flags. Curran said the pledge came after a Washington talk with Truman and follows union opposition to chartering by the Maritime Commission to foreign-flag firms not required to hire American crews.
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U.S
CIO
Natin
Truman
Joseph Curran
NMU
Washington
Union
Curran
Baker's Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure Ad
Bolckow Mo Mrs Zella Davis Box 56 Bolckow says Baker's Hair Tonic cures dandruff and itchy scalp after trying many products. She urges others to not give up and to buy Baker's and Baker's Latherinist Shampoo from drug stores, barbers or beauty shops with a money back guarantee.
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Baker's
Ady
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