Western talks on Berlin control press for majority rule
In Paris members of the four power talks pursue Berlin governance changes. Western ministers led by US secretary of state Dean Acheson push for majority decisions in the four power Kommandatura, while Russia’s Vyshinsky signals plans to press for retained Soviet authority. A clash over Potsdam doctrine highlights the dispute over Berlin’s future.
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Paris
Russia
Bertin
Soviet Union
Foreignissers Council
Opi
Berlin
Pary
Komanda
Lura
Vroreign Ministers Conference
U. S
Dean A m
Kommandatura
Chesen
Br Reiary
Ernest Bevi
Iains
Robert Man
Uaria
Getara Zenec
Kommandamra
Acheson
Vishinsky
Ceelared
Potsdam
West
Pork and Beef Prices Rise in Local Markets
The retail price of beef and pork increased by 7 to 4 cents per pound across most meat markets this week due to rising wholesale prices. The jump is linked to sharp hikes in hog and cattle costs. only one market showed no change, with managers expecting further increases.
Guilty Plea Brings Six Year Sentence in Jail Case
Richard Hannon pleaded guilty in circuit court before Judge Sam C Bish to entering premises at Dremiers Madison on October 4, 1946 and stealing money and checks totaling $782.24. He is already serving a sentence for a prior larceny. Two confederates, Arthur Berne and Low Cowan, received seven year sentences for participation in the same break in.
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Richard Hannon
Sam C. Bish
Dremiers
Madison
Hannon
Arthur Berne
Low Cowan
Weather Summary for Jefferson City and Central Missouri
Showers end this evening with cooler night air in the upper fifties. Friday brings partial cloudiness and cooler temperatures with highs in the seventies. Local readings include Missouri River area and nearby cities.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Mingonrl
Kansas City
Roonville
Tellerson Fermann
Ozarks
Miller County Hearing On Habeas Corpus Proceeding
The circuit judge presided as Miller Countians attended a habeas corpus hearing. Five Miller County residents appeared alongside inmates at the state penitentiary while witnesses from Tuscumbia, minus one attorney, filled the morning session. The judge and court staff conducted the proceedings with officials including H. M. Atwelt, Dan Ifams, Sheriff Barn, and Charles Snodgress in attendance.
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Blair
Miller
Cute
Mayer
Esso Phillips
State Benitents
Jackson Stanton
Miller County
H. M. Atwelt
Dani Fams
Charles Snodgress
Tacey
Missouri Bill Seeks State Aid for Junior Colleges
A Senate bill would provide Missouri junior colleges about 600000 dollars yearly, based on average daily attendance. Jefferson City Junior College could receive around 17500 dollars annually. The proposal lists nine college sites including Flas River and St. Joseph, with 173 local enrollment and 6121 total junior college students statewide. The measure aims to align funding with pupil counts and expand state support across multiple campuses.
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Jefferson City Junior College
Senate
Missouri
Doyle Barrow
St. Joseph. d
Flas River
Jefferson City
Joplin
Kansas City
Moberly
Monett
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Trenton
Seek Discontinuance Of Suit Over Rent
Mc and Mrs Joe Cooper filed a motion to discontinue a back rent suit in circuit court yesterday. The plaintiff Mrs J D Retledge failed to deposit $50 for magistrate court costs. The case began April 22 with claims of $75 rent and a venue change to circuit court requested on May 16.
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Joe Cooper
J. D. Retledge
Butledge
Coopers
Circus Court
Ernest E
Irene Caton
Harold V. Huges
Way 50 West
Hughes
Highway 50
Bid Night Set for Memorial and Community Pool Concession Stands
Contractors will bid tomorrow at the Park board office on concession stands for Memorial Park and the Community Center pool. Plans call for a 30 by 16 foot building at Memorial Park and a 24 by 12 foot unit near the water, with Lou Landwehr Bill Schulten and pool manager Mack Gladden attending.
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Ben Porter
Park Board
Porter
Memorial Park Pool
Community Center
Lou Landwehr
Bill Schulten
Loyalty Investigations Gaps Highlighted by AEC Hearing
At a Senate hearing Atomic Energy Commission officials faced questions on emergency clearances and 3280 people who gained access to sensitive data without full loyalty checks. Witnesses argued rapid atomic programs justified lenient screening while concerns about uranium losses and a missing guard's record were raised.
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Washington
Capital & Atomic Investination Talus
Woner CR le
Atomic Commission
AEC
Elston
R-Ohie
Stars of the Guard
Carroll Wilson
Commission
Schmitting
Wilson
Gide
Argonne Nations
Wison
Argonne Laboratory
Caga
Camarisstur
w“Bat
Hickenlooper
Lizenthal
Ithe Commissio
FBI
Lisienthal
Coller
Release 2 Suspects In Kenneth Robbery
Kenneit Missouri sheriff says two men arrested in St Louis on suspicion of burglary were released after questioning. The Sunday night crime at the City Drug Store involved watches and other jewelry valued at about 4000 dollars.
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Kenneit
Jack Barnes
Dunklin
St. Louis
Missouri Educators Convene Under Education of Future Theme
About 200 Missouri county superintendents and educators gathered at the Governor hotel for a two day convention. Hubert Wheeler state commissioner of education welcomed attendees. W A Early Norfolk Va president of the Northeast Educational association spoke on investment in education and leadership by county superintendents. Ralph Ballew Missouri County Superintendents association vice president presided. Charles Repp Cooper County spoke on in service training and reading gains. Ben W Freiberger Callaway County outlined a 12 year testing program. A wives club event and a Dads club gathering were noted. A banquet at 6:30 featured T J Benning Minnesota assistant commissioner discussing leadership.
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Missouri
Faney
Ralph Ballew
Missouri County Superintendents Association
Secomd
G. Frank Smith
Holt County
Bya i
Charles Repp
Cooper Muntz
Cooper County
Ben W. Freiverger
Callaway County
Dames Club
State Department of Health
Hubert Wheeler
Dads Club
T. J. Benning
Minnesota
Building Plans Begin At Memorial Airport
City Engineer Dick Fowler staked out areas for a new three unit building to be built by Raymond Brammet, the new lessee, on Memorial airport. The 76 by 86 foot structure will include offices rooms classrooms aircraft and engine shops and a hangar with a glassy front, costing not yet estimated. Construction delayed by weather. plans show a cost plus basis. Two fixed base operators facilities near complete but not yet operational. Nearby, two planes were wrecked in Jefferson City area due to Tuesday night storm, one demolished and another with a broken wing.
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Dick Fowler
Raymond Brammet
Si¢morial Airport
Brammet
Brummer
Bruimmet
Sammie Golden
Dave Horn
Horn
Golden
Marshall
Jefferson City
Chamois
Don Williams
Alvin Rost
Robert Patrick
Two Smith Appointees Approved By Senate
Two Smith appointments were approved by the State Senate today. Bert Cooper of Maryville was reappointed as director of the department of business and administration. Clarence Webb of Kansas City was named supervisor of the division of savings and loan, replacing F. M. Horton of Flat River.
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Forrest Smith
State Senate
Bert Cooper
Maryville
Department of Business and Administration
Clarence Webb
Kansas City
Division of Savings and Loan
Cooper
Webb
F. M. Horton
Flat River
Tornadoes, High Winds Hit Missouri Iowa Nebraska Kansas
Severe weather swept a wide Missouri river border region with tornadoes and damaging winds. Dozens were injured across Missouri near Tarkio Fairfax Mound City Mount Hope Maitland and Marrville while similar storms lashed Kansas Iowa and Nebraska. Rail and highway blocks and flooded towns hinder communications as three tornadoes struck Iowa southwestern corner injuring three and destroying four farms.
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Tarkio
Missouri River
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Seth
Granite
Fairfax
Cra Mound City
Mount Hope
Maitland
Marrville
Somes
Qarm
Falls Ciy
Neb
Burlington Railroad
Missouri Patrol
Tarakilo
Ray Clark
Olin Lewis
Cecil Walsh
Co-Ed Held For Arson Released on Bond
Margaret Waters Horn a 25 year old University of Missouri student was charged with arson and released on a 1500 dollar bond signed by her mother Mrs Don Waters in Columbia on June 2 A P dispatch reported
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Columbia
Margaret Waters Horn
University of Missouri
Don Waters
Torrential Rains Hit Missouri as Storms Linger
The weather bureau reports torrential rains across eastern and northwestern Missouri over 24 hours. Severe downpours drenched Mayville, Pattonsburg, Advance, and Mv Threatening areas, with totals of 3.00, 2.35, and 1.08 inches. Forecasts warn of more rain tonight.
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Weather Bureau
Missouri
Maysville
Pattonsburg
River Near Flood Stage Predicted For Weekend
The Miss river is forecast to rise toward flood stage this weekend but not reach it. The Weather Bureau expects Suance crest near 22.5 feet, six inches below flood level, with Bearville Waverly and Boonville showing varying rises through Saturday.
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Weather Bureau
Suane
Bearville
Waverly
Ier
Boonville
Tefferson City
Republican Women Meet Tomorrow at Governor Hotel
Nearly 200 Republican women will attend the annual convention of the Republican Women's Clubs of Missouri at the Governor hotel. Sessions begin at 3 20 P.M. tomorrow with a Saturday noon luncheon. Officers for the next two years will be elected, and O H K Armstrong of Springfield will speak on the Republican Opportunity. Also expected are National Committeeman Howard V. Stephens State Chairman William F. Phares and State Vice Chairman Mrs Alberta Green.
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Republican Women's Clubs
Misso
Governor Hotel
O. H K. Armstrong
Springfield
Howard V. Stephens
Bys. Stephens
William F. Phares
Alberta Green
Partition of Property Asked In Circuit Court
Avela Wildermuih seeks partition in circuit court, claiming equal ownership of property with James R. Crane. The petition notes costs and a note to Central Missouri Trust Co must be paid before division.
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Circuit Court
Avela Wildermuih
Avela Crane
James R. Crane
Central Missouri Trust Company
Miss Dorothy Elliott Suffers Hip Fracture Milking Cow
Miss Dorothy Elliott of Marian in St Marys hospital after a cow moved suddenly causing her to lose balance and fall twisting her hip. She is recovering satisfactorily according to her brother Frank Elliott of the county collector's office.
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Dorothy Elliott
Marian
St. Mary's Hospital
Elliott
Frank Elliott
County Collector's Office
Lightning ignites attic fire at Fairmount Court home
Lightning struck a tree near 1005 Fairmount Court, glanced into an attic fire smoldered for over an hour. Fire destroyed antique china, Dresden lamps, a doll collection, furniture and clothing. A pet squirrel died. Mrs Sawyers learned of the blaze after smelling smoke and seeing flames in the attic. Insurance may cover losses.
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Tribune
Pete Oliver
FLW
Sayers
Fairmount Court
F. W. Savers
Dell
Sawyers
Shirley
Congressmen Pay Cut Proposal Sparks Ridicule
Senator Bridges called a 45 percent salary reduction proposal for congressmen ridiculous while backing continued session to study Hoover savings of 33.9 billion. He and Senator McCarthy argued for action as Bridges urged budget balance and warned Congress must cut expenditures to match revenues.
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Washington
Senator Bridges
Bridges
McCarthy
Airman McClellan
D-Ark
Senator Tydings
DMT
Tydings
Congress
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