1100 City workers idle as water strike widens
About 1,100 city employees were idle as 400 water division workers walked off, with garbag e collection halted and street cleaning stopped. Traffic division duties and signals were disrupted, switchboard service failed at City Hall, and Kiel Auditorium events were canceled. The dispute follows the civil service commission’s refusal to grant a special job classification for water division workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Tous UA
Water Division
St. Louis
Garags
Louis J. Gualdoni
Managr
Kile Auditorium
Kiel
Gualdoni
St. Louis University
St. Louis University High School
Red Cross
City Hall
John M. Keane
Keane
City
Munnicipal Courts
Civil Service Commission
Daily Record Admits List From St Marcs and Nebo Area
A lengthy notice lists multiple individuals from St Marcs New Bloomfield California Gra vels Mills and Nebo along with addresses 3301 Monroe St 400 E Dunklin St and Rt 2 among others. It references a marriage license for John S Fotopoulos and Helen Fergin and a circuit court habeas corpus ruling denying relief for Walden Missouri State Prison citing insufficient documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Hospital
St. Marcs
Leslie S. Patterson
New Bloomfield
Carol E. Meisenheimer
California
Mise Magel Ann Schubert
Monroe St
James P. Kelly
Lafayette St
Thomas W. Robinson
Gravels Mills
Linda Lee Gouge
E. Dunklin St
Disnne Marie Rehegen
Old St Louis Rd
Janet Roy Herlgon
Rt. 2
Charles P. Taggert
Southwest Avenue
Frances Gillaspy
Benton St
Daniel Hickman
Brooks St
Linda Sue Criswell
Shelley KE. Deglar
Moreland Ave
Mildred C. Fechte
W. Main
Mark E. Biffle
Dennis Reedy
Wiliam L. Nash
Walden
Missouri State Prison
Riley to Meet Youth and Parents on Saturday
Riley will hold a Saturday morning meeting with Daniel Leroy Edgell and his parents to discuss possible charges. Edgell was recently arrested by Jefferson City residents who claimed to have witnessed speeding on Moreland Avenue. The prior discussion with a group of women yielded insufficient evidence to determine formal charges. Wisconsin produced about 20 percent of U.S. evaporated milk, down from 40 percent in 1933.
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Riley
Daniel Leroy Edgell
Jefferson City
Moreland Ave
Wisconsin
U.S
Traffic and Parking Feature Discussion Overview
A city council committee frames traffic and parking improvements as a citywide duty, noting urban survey delays and highway department staffing issues. The panel sees Missouri gaining federal highway funds due to longer national system mileage, while acknowledging highway construction lags by about 15 years.
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Beagle
Bervie
Earmiittee
Missouri
Une
Missquetl
Teachers Group Rejects Social Security Plan
Missouri Public School Retirement System members rejected a proposal to broaden federal Social Security eligibility. Voted May 11–20, 7,085 in favor and 5,106 against. The board will propose legislation in 1957 to maintain the present state retirement system. Ward E. Barnes noted the vote reflected preference for the current plan.
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Missouri
Ward E. Barnes
Board of Trustees
Mixsouch
Phi MT Donnely
Kansas City
Dayota
Barge Docking Seen as Great Day for City
The story describes a Jefferson City event advocating additional federal funds for lower Missouri River channel improvements to nine feet. Local leaders including Mayor Ellis and Chamber officials push for $2 to $5 million in new appropriations, aiming to improve freight rates and regional development via enhanced barge traffic. Federal Barge Lines notes current rates and the dock’s strategic connectivity to a 7000 mile network, stressing economic gains from low-cost inland shipping.
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Missouri River
Witham EB. Kemp
Wederp
Et Formeonviver
Ka City
Mors
Tagersell
Congress
Ellis
Ine Delong
Chamber
Federal Barge Lines
Jefferson City
Hartmann
Federal
St. Louis
Jefferson Cy
Kansas City
Sioux City
New Orleans
Missouri
Minneapolis
Chicago
Pinsurgy
Molette and
Turmingham
Houston
Brownsville
Texas
Omaha
Dance Recital Set For Youngsters Tonight
Students of the Harper School artistic dance directed by Allene Unerper Youngkamp will perform a 7 20 p m recital tonight at Selinger Center Monty Epstein and Bill Tell will serve as masters of ceremonies Participants include Ann Bowten Stefanie Paulus Judy Coleman Ant Hays Marilyn Paulus Rose Mary Butler Marilyn Peasner Barbara Sharp Caroline Jolie Judy Zimmerman Karen Whaley and Christy Bushman Parry Sullivan Connie Welkamp Cynthia Paden Ricky Nickerson asie Schaller Sherley Adcock Para Clark Barbara Grant Gina Martin Dorothy Kauliman Mary Summers Amy Ferguson Mary Vout Lindesa Davis
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Harper School
Allene Unerper Youngkamp
Sedalia
Selinger Center
Monty Epstein
Bill Tell
Man
Ann, Bowten
Stefanie Paulus
Judy
Coleman
Ant Hays
Marilyn
Paulus
Rose Mary Butler
Marilyn Peasner
Barbara Sharp
Caroline Jolie
Judy Zimmerman
Karen Whaley
Christy Bushman
Peer
Heart Disease Topic At Kiwanis Meeting
Dr. John J. Matthews president of the Calhoun County Medical Society addressed the Jefferson City Kiwanis Club at the Missouri Hotel on heart disease. He discussed risk factors and the importance of early detection and partner testing in managing the condition.
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John J. Matthews
Cale County Medical Sociaty
Aeoule
Matthews
Jefferson City
Names in the News: Inglish and Featherston named to Miss
Mrs Sumter I Inglish of Richmond Heights and Dr Glenn Weatherston of Madison, former Jefferson City residents, receive positions in the Missouri State Society of Washington. Inglish named elector secretary and Weatherston armed tyler while Brig Gen Genis Runfrow of Cape Girardeau elected new president.
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Sumter I. Inglish
Richmond Heights
Glenn Featherston
Madison
Jefferson City
Missoi State Society of
Washington
English
Weatherston
Tyler
Genis
Runfrow
Cape Girardeau
Isle
Missouri Zone Forecasts Northwest to Southeast Regions
Missouri zone summaries show general fair conditions across zones today tonight and Saturday. Some zones forecast warmer Saturday with cooler shifts in others and notable typos in place names.
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Northwest Miara
Northeast Missouri
Missouri
Souri
Bnotheel
Blair May Proposes Aged and Child Law Revision
Lt Governor Blair Jr. pledged to urge the Legislature to revise Missouri laws affecting the aged and children as his first gubernatorial act. In a rally here, he said Missouri must do more for its developmentally disabled and noted hundreds of children are without state care or placement options.
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Tony
Weede
Maof
America
Metropolitan
Woeede
Ut Weede
Excelsior Springs
James T. Blair Jr
Clay County
Missouri
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Robert M. Young
First Presbyterian Church
Westminster College
Fulton
Post-Tribune
Louis
Hal Boyle
New York
Robert Weede
Broadway
Frank Loesser
Porgy
Bess
Daily Record
John S. Fotopoulos
Hutchinson
Kan
Helen Fergin
West Main
Bounvijia Rd
Dial
Vian
Stouts of America
Haonville
Philmont — Scoutil Ranch
Cimarron
N. M
Aurora
Tlaw
Paul Egan
Aurora City Coun
Egan
United States
Chef Books
E. High St
Amsardells
Peasner
Langerhans
E. High
Central
Wright Studio
Leiter
Jefferson Rug Co
Donkils
Howe
Blair
Fred Vogel
Ins
Montos
Jose
Aseinin Gardest
Childrer
Relamie
Optometrist
C. Stegmaier
Eigh Dial
Sed
Tennysons
Kentucky
Glenmore Distilleries Company
Louisville
Kentuck
A Saeed Ae
Kemiline
Gallon Doea Walla
Sherwin-Williams Co
West Dig
Scruggs-Guhleman Lumber Co
IMFE
McCarty
Dia
Arcadtan
Nitrana
Central Missouri Chemicals & Minerals
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