Junior Softball League Tryouts Set For Saturday
Tryouts for the junior softball league are set for 1 30 p m Saturday at Washington Park. Recreation supervisor Mrs James W Gibbs said openings remain for boys ages 12 to 16, with four league teams. Two teams sponsored by the Grotto and the Hiwanis club have reached 12 players. the Anfrier tan Legion and the Optimists need 12 more. Managers and coaches will attend the trials at West Scheel.
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Washington Park
James W. Gibbs
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Grotto
Hiwanis
Anfieritan Legion
Optimists
West Scheel
St Paul Takes Association Lead With Doubleheader Split
St Paul moved ahead in the American Association after splitting a doubleheader with Milwaukee, winning 5 1 in the nightcap to spoil Milwaukee's lead. The Saints also beat Louisville 4 1 as Tate fell and Columbus topped Minneapolis 9 7. Paul Morrison held Louisville to four hits as Jim Jones homered for Louisville. Dan Ozark and Hank Lehenz homered for St Paul.
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Ef Bresston
Associati
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Milwaukee
Streas
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Saints
St. Paul
Spiits
Louisville
Tate
Columbus
Minneapolis
Paul
Karl Morrison
Colonels
Jim Jones
Dan Ozark
Hank Lehenz
Spring Fashion Book and Stock Market Fragments
The page lists sewing patterns with numbers and sizes, urging readers to order the SPRING FASHION BOOK for 150 designs and 25 cent price. It also reports scattered stock market notes and farm market data, including cattle prices at St Louis and Kansas City produce prices, with brief commodity figures and trading activity.
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Jefferson City Post
19Th St
New York
St. Louis
National
Tusdai
S& Iowe
Stadt
Births and comings at St Marys and local outlets
A son was born last night to Mr and Mrs Norman Loethen at St Marys hospital. Miss Joann Allison daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Allison 82935 East McCarty home after tonsil removal at St Marys. Mrs Elmer Dot of St Louis returned home after holidays with Mr and Mrs Jerry Tellmar. Dr and Mrs Elmo Over Buffalo NY visiting relatives in the area and will return after visits with Dr and Mrs Charles Hendrix and Dr and Mrs Keith Hendrix. Norman Jean John daughter of Mr and Mrs G B John 425 Hickory street elected to Blue Mountain college yearbook feature section for typographic versatility. Thomas Pawley elected to Omicron Delta Kappa at the University of Iowa. John Rebsh Bickel 3 son of Mr and Mrs Paul Bickel 518 East Caphel street admitted to St Marys hospital for observation. Bud Keane of 1709 Francis convalescing at St Marys after major operation.
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Joann Allison
Paul Allison
East McCarty
St. Mary’s Hospital
Elmer Dot
St. Louis
Jerry Tellmar
Oak Street
Elmo Over
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles E. Hendrix
East High Street
Kieth
Hendrix
Hazettar Drive
Columbia
Norman Jean John
G. B. John
Hickory Street
Blue Mountain College
Blue
John Rebsh Bickel
and. Paul Bickel
East Caphel Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Wind Flattens Farms in Fairfax Missouri Tornado
A tornado swept a three mile by one and a half mile path through Fairfax Missouri wrecking farm buildings. Mrs Henry Viets Sr. about 70, injured with a broken leg and taken to Shenandoah Iowa hospital. Dale Wennihan and spouse saved by staying on floor with two children. minor injuries. M R Chambers and daughter Coleen unharmed as home destroyed. other home wrecked. Sells 24 Thoroughbreds at auction realized 221006 with buyer Larry Phair paying 27300 for two dozen plus.
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M. R. Chambers
Coleen
Bion Dresser
KWOS FM Radio Schedule June 2 1949 with KWOS AM Tie
On June 2 1949 KWOS networks air an extensive day of music drama and news across FM and AM. Program blocks feature Variety shows Pleasant music Dance bands Stars like Morton Downey Arthur Godfrey and Jack Benny with news weather and time checks interspersed. A baseball game closes the day with dual operation with KWOS AM after midnight.
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Kwos-Fm
Kwos-Am
Plan State Aid For Cape Girardeau
A state aid plan for Cape Girardeau was approved by a committee today. The measure would appropriate 20,000 dollars to the city to remove debris and relieve hardship after the May 22 tornado. Gov. Forrest Smith amended the bill, moving it toward final House passage next week with swift committee and House action.
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P Committee
Cape Giret
Forrest Smith
House of Representatives
G Man Held For Refusing To Surrender Records
Chicago’s FBI chief George McSwain was ordered held in contempt and placed in custody of the U S Attorney for refusing to surrender FBI records on Roger Touhy the Prohibition era gangster. Judge Barnes imposed the punishment after a brief hearing and McSwain said he acted on orders.
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U. S
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Roger
Touky
John P. Bareralcourt
George BR
FBI
Cout
Vial McSwain
Tom Chirk
Barnes
2 Pan
Whi Towhy
Robert B. Johnstone
McSwain
Torne
Otto Kerner, Jr
United States
Lnn
Yetarday
Chambers
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Attorner
Clark
St Louis Red Cross Meeting Discusses Blood Program
Six Core county Red Cross members gathered in St Louis to review the state blood program and its development. Attendees included A C Weigel chapter chairman Roussell Sexton blond program chairman Mrs Phil Campf executive secretary Jis Jones Mrs Jenn Hen recruitment chair and Miss Patsy Oberman. Jones announced the next visit of the blond e to Jefferson City scheduled for next Wednesday.
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Roussell Sexton
Phil Campf
Jis Jones
Jenn Hen
Patsy Oberman
Jowns
Jefferson City
Ford And Union Open Parleys in Detroit Strike Talks
Ford Motor Company and the CIO United Auto Workers began contract talks in Detroit on June 2. The talks target the 306,400 Ford production workers amid a lingering idle workforce after a 24 day strike. The union seeks company financed pensions health and life insurance and a wage increase while Ford plans to resume full production within about a week.
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Ford Motor Company
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United Auto Workers
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