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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1955

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Towboat Strike Ends With Four Year ST Pact

A four year contract ending a Mississippi River towboat strike was reached between unions and three shipping firms Federal Barge Lines Mississippi Barge Line and American Barge Line. About 275 AFL and 150 CIO members were involved with wage clauses set for a reopening after June 4 1958 and new time off rules increasing days off per days worked. Wages ranged from 430 to 855 dollars monthly.

St, Louis Mississippi River AFL AFL Masters, Mates and Pilots Assn CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn AFL Union CIO Union Federal Barge Lines Inc Mississippi Barge Line Co American Barge Line Co Federal Conciliation Service

Talbott Debate May Pause Mulligan Inquiry

Senate subcommittee may drop its probe into Harold E. Talbott's ties to Paul B. Mulligan & Co if he disassociates from the New York firm. Reports say McClellan may move to dismiss after Talbott offers a firm plan to sever links, amid letters and documents showing promotion of the firm's business.

New York Senate Air Force Harold E. Talbott New York City Washington Talbott Pentagon Chattanooga Times Sen. McClellan D-Ark Paul B. Mulligan & Co McClellan Yalbott Mulligan New York Times Paul B. Mullgan Senate Investigations Subcommittee Subcommittee

Two Masked Desperadoes Rob New York Mail Train

Two masked bandits halted an outbound New York mail train near the Hudson, gagged a clerk, dumped eight mail sacks to the tracks and fled. The sacks carried a mix of cash and valuables. one bag containing 2700 dollars was discarded. FBI joined the hunt as officers described the crime as brazen and clever.

New York Central FBI James Kennedy Bay Albany Utica Rochester Troy Syracuse Upstate New York Thomas Mason Buffalo N.Y Poth Mason First Trust Bank and Deposit Co Federal Reserve Bank of New York New York Manhattan Hudson River Shore

Mystery In Perryville State Office Reaches $17,000 Gap

A Missouri mystery centers on the Perryville deputy state collector's office with a $17,000 shortage since July 1, 1954. Official reports show the office records in order but the bank account short by $16,873. Investigator Raymond F. Balsavy from Perryville and Perry County officials probe possible loss or misaccounting, with no usable evidence yet for criminal prosecution. Unterreiner, Perry County Democratic boss and the collector since 1953, was fired April 28 after an audit revealed the deficit.

Post-Tribune Jefferson City Raymond F. Balsavy Perryville John M. Dalton Perry County Toohey Unterreiner Maryland Casualty Fee P. G. Unterrelner Democratic Committee Unterrevier Hecht M. E. Morris State Department of Revenue

Stidham gets life in prison for Donnell killing

Butler County jury imposes life sentence on Stidham after a three day trial in which he denied a torture influenced confession and claimed it was signed under duress. The case stems from a prison murder at Jefferson City where Donnell was beaten while held by rioters.

Donnell Jefferson City Riley Stidham Laster Jasper Stdham Jasper County Carthage Cole County

Eisenhower Proposes Mutual Military Blueprints Exchange

President Eisenhower urges immediate steps to curb global danger by exchanging complete blueprints of military establishments with the Soviet Union and allied powers. Western officials eye October talks in Geneva to pursue German unification, European security, and disarmament, with Mo­lotov and Soviet supportMinutes outline four-point study for German unification, a European security pact, arms limits with inspections, and a possible demilitarized zone.

United States Russia Eisenhower Hagerty Bulganin Eden Faure Soviet Union Weber Tsi Geneva Adenauer Moscow Bulgania Germany Molotov Adm Arthur Radford Harold E. Stassen John Foster Dulles U. S Berlin West Germany NATO Bulgaria Europe

Darlene Johnson Crowned Miss U S A in Long Beach

Rutland Vermont businesswoman Darlene Johnson won Miss U S A in Long Beach defeating 14 finalists including runners up from Arkansas Nebraska California and Georgia. Johnson, 22, a blue eyed blonde, says she runs a one woman jewelry business and plans to pursue Miss Universe semifinals while preserving her shop.

Long Beach Calif. Ui Vermont U.S.A Darlene King Johnson Rutland Arkansas Nebraska California Georgia Johnson Atlantic City Miss Johnson Norman Johnson East Mer Universal-International Studios Pye Margaret Anne Haywood Jonesboro Donna Streever Grand Island Donna Schurr Garden Grove Calif Carolann Connor Atlanta Real Southern Belle

Queen May Halt Cousins Driving

London newspapers report Queen Elizabeth II may ban her speedy cousin, the Duke of Kent, from driving after a third car crash in 13 months. The 20-year-old duke, seventh in line to the throne, is hospitalized recovering and faces a family conference before any royal order is issued.

London Elizabeth II Duke of Kent

Eisenhower Dominant Presence at Summit in Geneva

The article paints President Eisenhower as a dominant, photogenic leader at the Geneva summit. Faure appears preoccupied and less security minded, Eden relies on escorts, while Zhukov and the Russian delegation are heavily guarded. The Americans dress best, ride lighter cars, and Eisenhower travels in a sentimental 1940 Cadillac, with Secret Service in a Lincoln.

Faure Eden Zhukov Eisenhower Geneva Europe Secret Service

Gangs Wreck Montreal Nightclubs in Midtown Raid

Unidentified gangs raided two midtown Montreal nightclubs early today in what police speculate is a gang war over the cabaret circuit. Gunfire punctuated the assaults on the All-American Bar and Grill and the Montmartre Cafe with no injuries reported. Similar raids occurred yesterday on two other clubs, the El Morocco and the Dawnbeat.

Montreal

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